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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Corry and Union City codes could be enforced by a shared building inspector to save costs. Both towns face high salaries and the need for qualified inspectors, so a 50-50 funding plan is proposed. The piece argues union brings strength and money.
Hal Boyle lists unmistakable status symbols in the modern workplace. From daily lunch money to color TVs, windowed desks, credit in the boss’s circle, and monthly pay, these signs mark rising influence and social capital within a firm. The piece surveys etiquette, perks, and perceptions that define success in a corporate environment.
Paul Harvey reflects on the provocative phrase God is dead and cites Protestant theologians, Baylor students, and Dr H J Flanders Jr of Waco. He tells of a girl hiding Christ’s image to hide mischief, arguing God’s presence remains. belief is a personal choice amid public doubt.
Drew Pearson reports Dr. Philip Lee plans to overhaul HEW grant practices for auto safety research, ending hush terms and forcing public release of results. The piece details Lloyd Cutler’s amendments to the auto safety bill, aimed at limiting federal control and expanding industry discretion, with ties to Secretary Connor and past battles with Kefauver and Interhandel.
A wife seeking support from her drafted husband should write to the commanding officer of his unit. Include proof of marriage and that she does not receive support from him. Service story departments are typically cooperative regardless of separation at the time of enlistment.
Fragmentary OCR text from The Corry Evening Journal showing notices about republication rights and publishing terms. Reads like misc items and rates, mentioning mortgages and Pittsburgh area mentions, with garbled names and phrases.
New York AP report notes stock traders uneasy over a strong economy. Experts warn the surge may overheat, with rising prices and profits fueling wage demands and possible tax hikes. Caution persists despite a still expanding but uneven first quarter and mixed signs in orders, housing, and capex.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recaps events from May 5, 1946 a Sunday, noting there is no paper today and reflecting on past local happenings from twenty years ago.
On May 5 1986 events included Italy proclaiming conquest of Ethio not fully clear in text Napoleon Bonaparte died in 1821 on St Helena American Medical Association organized in 1847 U S sugar rationing began in 1942 West Germany sovereign state in 1955 Lyndon B Johnson defeated Al lan Shivers for Texas Democratic leadership in 1965 Alan Shepard suborbital flight in 1961 and a 1960s Dominican Republic truce amid continued fighting.
A reader asks about swelling under the jaw from salivary stones and possible cures. The doctor notes saliva glands, spicy foods increasing flow, and salivary calculi treated by X-ray diagnosis and surgical removal if needed. Also explained are diaphragmatic and hiatus hernias managed by diet and medicine, with surgery for severe cases.
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