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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues inflation stems from two income streams moonlighting and women in the workforce, boosting family buying power and demand for goods. It claims competition for jobs, overwork, and government overreach as causes, warning against polices that loosen labor norms and echoing Orwellian fears of Big Brother governance.
The Alita Mieh Record discusses women's housing needs and perceived rights to raise personal shelter, framing the issue as a basic domestic request. It highlights gendered expectations and access to home security as core social concerns for women.
In Port Erie a federal court awarded 212600 to the wife and two children of Kenneth W. Rice a former Crawford County district attorney killed in a 1962 plane crash. Rice who also served as general counsellor for Niagara Theta Manufacturing Co of Florida was a passenger.
Judge Joseph P. Willson ruled against Niagara Therapy Company after a jury trial in January 1962 noting the plane should not have flown given the bad weather. The decision centered on the accident and the pilot’s actions.
Kelso Washington Mayor and state senator Don Talley violated the city leash law that requires dogs to be tied from April 1 to August 31. He posted $10 bail. More than 50 people have been cited since April 1.
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists staff roles and offices including General Managers Eaton and George R Sample City Editor Allary Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John Inghim Pressroom Foreman G T Bergman and production management. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights and mailing details with per year rates and copy prices.
In a hospital reception room a young woman confesses to a doctor she is sad and frightened by a dying patient. She fears losing her beloved Johnny Casey who comforts her amid Chuck’s terminal spine cancer. The physician, wary of psychiatry, probes lightly as she reveals long held feelings and a plan to wed Chuck.
The piece reports Allied bomber waves striking fortress Europe as Dover Strait daylight raids continue into the 29th day, with the Southwest Pacific noting Japan's large scale offensive toward Chungking. In local notes, disturbances on South Center street prompt warrants for two participants, while a clinic scene features a doctor advising a patient about loyalty and love amid an emotional dilemma. Phyllis Grace Rieck named valedictorian and Katherine Louise Spiesman salutatiorian in the class of I. Wattsburg baseball extends its win streak to four with Bill Hammond winning at Wattsburg.
Four decades ago on May 13 1924 five city businesses feature window displays for the Elis Indoor Bazaar to be held at the club house on North Center street all next week. A Buffalo wholesale merchants and manufacturing association Trade Boosters special train will visit Corry tomorrow arriving from Union City and leaving later for Titusville. J J Desmond spoke on salesmanship before the Rotary Club at the Phoenix Hotel. High school track team members Howard Shien LaRue Haskins Homer Fleming Lawrence Gretzler Donald Maloney and Warren Ross were guests at a Worth street home gathering after their Allegheny College meet in Meadville. Police appeal to motorists for traffic regulation cooperation as Traffic Officer Haenel continues a drive to cut city accidents.
A Lancaster County couple who had become engaged two days earlier died in a two-vehicle collision two miles south of Lancaster. Larry R. Shelly 21 of Gelurbia drove the car and Judith Ann Myers 21, who had just turned 21, died later at Lancaster Osteopath Hospital. State police said Shelly appeared to take a curve at high speed, struck the left wheel of an empty fuel truck and veered into opposing traffic.
The column notes Drew Pearson’s associate Jack Anderson as Kennedy era coverage. It describes Robert Kennedy’s possible political shift, Edward Kennedy’s appeal, and LBJ press diplomacy. It cites protocol on speeches to mixed-gender audiences, women reporters’ push for equality, and White House press access incidents involving Adenauer coverage.
Fragmentary notes indicate a figure plans to deliver a familiar public speech at the Press Club. The text hints that future potentates, aware of the club’s prestige, may also attend or comment, suggesting cautious rhetoric around LBJ.
Scott Simmers Down Pennsylvania Sen. Hugh Scott, a Republican gadfly in the Bobby Baker investigation, has become quiet behind closed doors. He has stopped pushing for more hearings after a column suggested he intervened with the Comptroller of the Currency on behalf of banking friends. The senator's Philadelphia law firm represents banking interests and Scott owns stock in Fredericksburg National Bank.
Warren County commissioners reconsider a sale of the Rouse Home Holstein herd. Revised for October 20 on advice of William Nichols of the Pennsylvania Holstein Association, citing cows near freshening and easier advertising. Motion approved by Lay and Crippen, opposed by Mead. prior sale halted by county court injunction.
British transport minister Marples argues that overuse of public transit could be reduced if people owned dogs. He claims dogs compel owners to walk, thereby increasing overall physical activity as he studies the city’s transportation system.
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