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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
2
The Lebanon Daily News argues Pennsylvania must fund highways beyond current $10 plates. It notes a proposed $20 rate, rising costs for land, design, maintenance, and police costs. Secretary Bartlett calls the program a "bite" toward a multi billion future need, urging support to Make Pennsylvania First in Highways.
From Huntingdon Pennsylvania a two freight train collision with a fast Pennsylvania Railroad flyer left three dead and thirty four injured, many seriously, as a mid Atlantic transit day turned tragic and investigators began work at the scene. Nearby, civic news notes a potential hut armory in Corry, a Columbus political meeting for dam reconstruction, and city efforts to overhaul parking meters amid six years of minimal service. The Zapella Choir Spring concert opens at the high school with expected capacity crowds and advance ticket sales.
The Corry Journal announces publication details and staff roles including publisher general manager and city editor. It lists postal rates and pricing terms for mail subscriptions and advertisements while noting Associated Press usage restrictions.
The night of March 12 1917 in Petrograd marks the turning point as strikes spread through the city. Soldiers clash with civilians while Duma leaders and Bolsheviks debate the future of Russia. Lenin observers the situation from abroad as bars close and crowds surge.
In Athens a U S born Margaret Chant and Andreas Papandreou, ex University of California economist and Greek leader, face treason charges amid Greek military dictatorship pressure. Western officials press Washington to aid their return while Greece’s political turmoil threatens NATO allied policy and the Truman Doctrine legacy.
A compact dated look at historical highlights for May 1. The list of events spans years and topics from military victories to political moves and anniversaries. The item preserves the style of a brief daily chronicle without detailed narrative.
Harrisburg pondering Governor Shafer's tax posture as the constitution assigns revenue duties to the legislature while precedent tempts a use of executive recommendations. The piece argues the governor may or may not propose taxes, noting the constitutional split and historic expectations that shape budget politics.
Dr Coleman outlines first aid for head bruises with pressure and cold then heat for recovery. He notes enzymes in tablet form aid swelling and mentions ecchymoses. He discusses dishpan hands allergies from detergents, skin irritation, and the need for doctor supervision with creams and meds.
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