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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1964
Page
4
Our Opinion argues that Pennsylvania needs court reform but lacks a consensus on form. Corry’s minor judiciary eases county court load, handling many nuisance cases and saving time and fees. The Pennsylvania Bar Association favors abolishing aldermen and similar offices, but the proposal could complicate court dockets and delay justice.
Central Germany air raids by American bombers and Pas de Calais coastal strikes target Luftwaffe assets. In Washington, War Dept officials push 3.5 million 16 to 37 year olds into essential industry or military service. Local youths volunteer as emergency fire wardens. community meetings address store hours. civil defense chief changes posts. rationing rules update. and local sports note a 76-45 Franklin CPT win while honoring a Marine Corps veteran for Cape Gloucester service.
Washington column reports Sen Dick Russell of Georgia praises Cassius Clay as a heroic figure with a long storied past from Kentucky to Russia. The piece recounts Clay’s supposed duel, travels, and family ties, while noting other political squabbles and foreign policy chatter from Washington.
A wife who maliciously and wilfully deserts her husband for one year or more before his death is barred from an estate claim, regardless of will status. Proving wilful and malicious desertion is hard, and a separate separation agreement can bar the wife’s rights. Corry.
Fragmented masthead lines show staff roles and offices for The Corry Evening Journal. The garbled OCR lists editor, advertising manager, production staff, and addresses for Chicago and Philadelphia offices, plus AP affiliation and mailing rates.
Jim Bishop surveys the Kennedy assassination aftermath, arguing Dallas bears the burden of the Ruby case. He questions the insanity defense while noting Ruby’s self appointed prosecutor role and the impact on public judgment. Dallas did its duty. more bloodshed would only deepen the score.
New York AP column notes light trivia and wry quotes from Hal Boyle. Observations range from cultural terms in different lands to playful stats on baths, color TV spread, and common habits, with quotable lines from Logan Pearsall Smith and Arnold Glasow.
Jamestown officials expect a vote on remaining bond issues at the April 6 meeting. Key items include a 225000 airport bond and a 475000 Community College expansion bond. Others pending are 28000 for a city hospital laundry and 50000 for city storage, while a 476000 secondary sewage system bond was approved and removed from table.
Reading PA reported injuries from a Reading Auto Club event. J McCluskey from Tuczon Arizona suffered multiple injuries after a qualifying crash. Don Branson from Champaign Illinois and others received injuries from flying dirt. Branson and McCluskey were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Foyt won the feature in 13 24.69 amid nine laps under caution.
Rock throwing and rain hampered the East African Safari near its finish as drivers were injured by rock throwers around Mount Kilimanjaro. Police opened an inquiry. one driver suffered an eye injury while others incurred penalties. leading entrant Viscount Kim Mandeville and Peter Hughes of Nairobi faced heavy penalties as cars approached Dar es Salaam. Nearby a fire wrecked Phoenix Glass Co plant in Monaca, Beaver County, causing about 500000 dollars in damages with one firefighter sustaining a back injury.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs Snyder Cirel visiting Oakland and Los Angeles, a Paul Lut meet at 9280, and R D gatherings at 8 p.m. References to Easter week, a Virginia college teacher, and various residents including Mrs Care Frederick and Mrs Ri ven. Details are unclear.
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