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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
4
An opinion piece argues Pennsylvania state police should prioritize physical ability and decisive action over excessive caution. It contrasts old troopers who calmly maintained order with modern recruits who fear confrontation, citing a Pittston police case to illustrate public desire for firm enforcement.
A Warren County Common Pleas jury awarded Richard Nelson 29 of Clarendon 85000 against Robert Pickett of Warren Planing Mill and Wolf's Head Refining Co. for injuries from a 1960 oil rig accident near Beantown Clarendon. Nelson will be unable to work again due to the head injury. The verdict was delivered before Judge Alexander U. Flick Jr.
Payetoriste on Route 31 spots three wagons pulled by two mules each. The mule train, on the road 15 months, travels from Amarillo Texas toward the New York World's Fair and reached Somerset County yesterday.
President Johnson urges immediate passage of the anti poverty bill citing $900 million in the budget and past CCC success. He accuses Republicans of blocking aid while noting party leaders and lawmakers pressuring Congress to delay or oppose the measure.
Paul Harvey notes a censored column and a flood of letters from teens reacting to Ringo Starr engagement rumors. He highlights hostile notes and a wide range of opinions, including threats and insults, while joking about Beatle fans becoming political leaders.
Maj. Gen. John W. Morgan, 69, retired commander of the 98th Infantry Division and a World War I and World War II veteran, died yesterday in New York.
Newark area readers are offered PT-100 a clear polyurethane like coating for floors including asphalt vinyl tile and wood. Manufactured by PROTHX A.COTH ING it promises water resistance no polishing and 60 minute dust free drying with over 20 fold abrasion resistance. Limited time 1 quart discount and a 40 day trial offered through Schaub Wallpaper and Paint in Corry.
The Hi Neighbor Club met at Mrs. Carl L. Marsh home for roast beef dinners with 10 members and guest Miss Elouise Marsh. Florence Wall ers presided over the business meeting and birthday of Mrs. Raymond Ohmer was celebrated. Several local residents and guests were noted including Arthur Gibbons from Toledo and numerous calls and visits across towns.
Fifty six University of Oklahoma students piled onto a mattress to claim a record yesterday. They said their ante provided a break in the monotony of studying for final exams.
Mobile detective Charley Nall says a mullet leaped from Chala toohee Bay and struck him in the eye while he boat rode Sunday. He asserts the incident is true despite the odd nature of the claim.
Fragmented newspaper masthead lists roles and staff names with misprints and scattered place names, indicating a local press page. Includes publisher George Sample and editor Allan Hasbrouck with miscoded names and billing details for postal and carrier subscriptions.
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