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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George R. Sample and staff roles with advertising manager Allan Hasvrauck and pressroom foreman John McLaughlin. It notes Associated Press rights, mail rates, and display advertising deadline of 9 a.m. prior to publication.
An opinion piece decries rising imports from Japan West Germany and Italy arguing cheap foreign goods threaten the U S economy. It cites Japan's 1950s shirt sales and warns of undercutting prices and job losses unless wages costs or alliances are adjusted.
NBCs The Real West uses old photographs and documents to debunk Western myths. Gary Cooper narrates a tight hour of hardship, tragedy and rowdyism on the rails and in cow towns.
State Dog Law enforcement will launch next Monday a drive targeting unlicensed dogs in Erie Crawford Warren Forest Jefferson Lawrence Beaver Allegheny and Mercer counties. About 6500 residents have not purchased licenses though 15000 Erie County dogs are licensed of an estimated 22000. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars plus court costs and possible 80 day penalties. officers will issue summons and require dog tags be worn.
A 67-year-old Bedford County woman died of second degree burns at Bedford County Memorial Hospital. Annie Glotfeldy of Bedford R D 3 was burned while pouring gas into a tractor the flames were not sparked immediately.
The piece describes President Kennedy employing a low key style in domestic fights over the minimum wage and unemployment measures, praising calm diplomacy with the Soviet Union over Laos. It notes narrow House victories and a cautious, success-seeking posture that avoids personal triumphs.
Harrisburg AP reports the State Fish Commission extended the 1961 motorboat license tag deadline from March 31 to April 10. Executive director Albert M. Day said the change avoids Good Friday. New Bedford planning board cancels last Monday meeting and looks to reschedule.
In Oil City the highway department set up warning signs near Pineoak Grade School after mothers held a marching protest. The Pineoak PTA says speeding remains a problem and seeks blinkers lights to reduce speeds. State police submitted a highway hazard report on March 24.
State Police Commissioner Frank G. McCartney awarded Trooper Stanley D. Jezewski a commendation at the Harrisburg barracks for being shot five times by Donald R. Reifer after a stop on Route 11 15 in Perry County. Jezewski crawled to the patrol car to radio details, aiding pursuit. Reifer was arrested in Williamsport by Selinsgrove troopers.
The article surveys slumping home building and rising apartment demand in New York. It notes Kennedy proposals to insure long term improvement loans, with FHA backing at five years now and 25 year terms proposed, aiming to spur renovations and urban neighborhood revitalization.
Louisvill e reporting that pianist Leon Fleisher quarreled with Brahms over the D minor and B flat concertos calling some passages fiendishly difficult. He spoke during a visit to perform with the Louisville orchestra.
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