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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
4
In a weekend of car fever near South and South Center streets residents urge stronger policing to prevent injuries or deaths. Observers note loud racing and tires squealing from First avenue to Mill street. despite the crowd none were arrested and calls grow for more police presence or auxiliary units before a tragedy occurs.
The Arcola Record Herald presents a feature on how college youth redefine fatherhood as a kin they love to teach, exploring values, mentorship, and generational lessons within campus life.
Columns note quirky facts from Hal Boyle with odds about golf holes and sturgeon offspring. They cite 14 937 to 1 to hole in one, 54 000 drugstores, injuries per million hours, happiness gaps by employment, two thirds of world mail, and assorted bits on folklore dream meanings and longevity hopes.
In Washington the Justice Department backs a sale of General Aniline and Film, tied to I G Farben assets, to Interhandel. The move reverses prior policy and follows long debates about restitution for Nazi war labor connections. Court actions spotlight commissions and the broader question of postwar asset transfers.
A refund check made payable to both husband and wife must be signed by both to cash. If jointly filed, both must sign. otherwise a single signer could keep the full amount, prompting repayment to the government of half the value.
The provided OCR shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with staff roles listed including Publisher George B Hample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Hasbrouck Advertising Manager McLaughlin Pressroom Foreman G T Bergman Production Manager and national reps Bottinelli CImball Inc New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia offices and Associated Press copyright statement for local news and dispatches.
Paul Harvey extolls the FBI as a scandal-free, beneficent institution led by J Edgar Hoover. He argues federal police protect against enemies at home and abroad, noting the bureau recovers money from criminals and operates at a lower annual cost than a Saturn rocket, while agents work overtime without pay.
New York AP dispatch notes April’s jump in industrial production, led by autos and steel. Yet analysts warn the strength may draw from future months with a potential fall slowdown, while steel and auto activity ripple through related sectors and transportation.
Franklin AP report notes about 70 Joy Manufactur ing Co machinists to vote tomorrow on changes agreed with IAM Local 142 to resolve a short strike that began after the old contract expired. IAM official Arnold E. Smith said members will not return to work until after the vote and withheld details on the contract issues. The strike started Saturday, with 150 office workers affected by the walkout and first pickets appearing at the shop amid the labor dispute.
An AP report says three men were killed in a fiery collision between an automobile and a tractor-trailer on Route 224 in a Schuyler County community. The car occupants were Joseph J. Barber 20 Monwar Falls Curtis R. Baker 20 Port Allegany Pa and Willis Wolverton 62 Dundee. Ernest Parker 38 Batavia the truck driver escaped with minor injuries.
Allied troops drive toward the Appian Way junction of Itri as U S forces push into Italian defenses. British and French units deepen assaults along the European front amid heavy bomber activity reported by General Arnold. Armory dance and Harborcreek baseball notes close the dispatch with local events.
Four decades ago on May 19 1824 the Hotel Company directors awarded the construction contract for Corrys new hotel at North Center Street and Park Place to a Jamestown firm after a meeting. Dr H A Curtis local dentist died in Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital aged 33. Speed Wagon incident near Tiona refinery ended with mud. Columbus High School senior class rode auto to Washington D C with Clair Gordon Earl Page Ruth Woodring and Mr Hober. Mrs Thomas Mullen of Pine Valley suffered a fall downstairs.
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