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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
2
A court rejected transferring three youths aged 14 to 15 charged with killing a policeman to juvenile court. The editorial argues the accused chose adulthood by arming themselves, stealing a car, and committing a severe crime, and calls for accountability. It urges readers to consider the policeman’s family and the impact of the crime.
A column by Paul Harvey laments high tax collection costs and lauds simplified tax procedures. He notes global autocratic and Latin American systems struggle with revenue collection, while US reforms push for simpler forms and lower rates. Three-week Washington seminar hosts Latin American tax officials.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls 1947 events with notes on wartime surrender, scarce men’s suits into 1948, local real estate sale, railway cutbacks under Truman order, and small town notices. Includes church break-in attempt, Rotarian conference at Niagara Falls, Chautauqua week dates, and local PTA plans.
Writers must include name and address to publish letters in the Letters column. Opinions in letters will not be deemed the newspaper's views. The policy applies to all submissions to rs JOURNAL without selective endorsement.
County Health Department warns parents to warn children about wild animals after two rabid skunks found in two months. The report also notes military moves and local civic notes, including air force and navy assignments, railroad crossing debates, and community events in Corry area.
On May 7 in history a passenger liner Lusitania was torpedoed in 1915. Beethoven’s Ninth had its first performance in 1824. In 1945 Germany surrendered to the Allies at Reims marking a turning point in World War II. A court case or incident involving Toy Wilking Jr. relates to a worker named Viola Gregg.
City Engineer addresses home garbage grinders and sewer capacity. He confirms no current law banning grinders, notes potential taxes in other towns, and explains how ground up waste affects treatment plants. He discusses future collection plans and practical challenges of mixed pickup systems.
A husband applying for divorce may obtain a copy of the decree. the defendant has the right to a copy, with a small prothonotary fee. Rules vary by county, and costs may be paid by the requesting party. In paternity questions when a couple lives together unmarried, there is no fixed rule. using the father's name is advised to avoid embarrassment.
A SUNY Buffalo branch led by Dr. Garl J Arbesman and Dr. Noel R Rose develops scratch-less allergy testing using a patient blood sample. The test mimics skin reactions inside a test tube and aims to identify allergic responses, with broader hopes for a single injectable treatment. Anti histamines cortisone and AGTH are discussed as current tools and risks.
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