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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion, residents urge Corry City Council to mimic Erie County’s five minute crossing rule. They argue railroads delay traffic during peak hours and propose fines on railroad officials, tying enforcement to improved neighborhood relations and public services.
A local column answers reader questions about curbside trash rules and handling large containers on cleanup days. It explains city policy to leave usable large cans and offers tips to protect items from rain. It also discusses unopened alleys, deeds, and ownership, noting most alleys are “alley on paper” and not for sale.
Rev William V Parsons a member of this year’s Western Theological Seminary graduating class in Pittsburgh was elected to the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church in this city at a congregational meeting. A large residence on the Wesley Harrington farm near Spartansburg was totally destroyed by fire.
Nelson Thompson of Thompson Maple Products donated about 100 bass and bluegills to Mead Park pond after draining a pond on his Route and property. The park expects a few more fish later as part of a ongoing stocking effort.
May 19 marks events from 1607 James Town founding to 1846 war prep for Mexico, 1940 Churchill speech, 1948 order to destroy Nazi memorials, and a 1957 note on nuclear test discussions. The list reflects U S and global milestones.
Fragmented OCR text from The Corry Evening Journal shows early 1900s newspaper details with mangled names and layout. It references General Manager and Post Office matter, carrier rates, and advertisement deadlines, indicating a local publishing record rather than a clear news item.
Paul Harvey condemns incitement to riot and civil disobedience, cites Carmichael and King, cites laws against aiding the enemy and comforting violence, critiques the Justice Department and high court, mentions a Lockport high school essay on Americanism. He quotes Notre Dame and Missouri figures calling for lawfulness and order amid campus turmoil.
Corry Area High School Beaverettes present a program on Americanism in the school auditorium Tuesday May 16 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. They urge citizens to uphold free speech, freedom, and duty to country and flag citing the American Creed.
A humorous self quiz questions readers about mental health and life anxiety. It ends by stating that answering yes to all shows one is normal and sane, using playful phrasing and quips.
Hopeful medical progress highlighted includes anesthesia safety gains and a new injection drug CL-581 for eye and mouth surgery with rapid onset. Benefits for children and burn patients are described, alongside longtime longevity trends and rising golden wedding anniversaries, with calls for global distribution of medical advances.
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