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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion the piece urges calm over mail rate hikes and blames the federal government for debt. It argues citizens should write to the president and lawmakers to demand deficit reduction and to push the post office toward profitability.
A Mondy style dispatch chronicles American infantry breakthroughs on Okinawa eastern defenses near Yonabaru to support seizure of enemy positions. Air operations from carriers renew strikes on southern Japan as winds fan fires across Pacific war fronts. Local notices discuss meat shortages, rationing, and a Corry Ration Board meeting.
Police Chief C. A. DeLellis of Verona saved 12 year old Bonnie Yates of Turtle Creek from drowning in the Allegheny River after the girl stepped into deep water and was swept under yesterday in Verona.
Deadline notice for a public sale or classified matter with terms listed as annual rate and per-copy price. Includes advance mail option and application deadline at 9 a.m. on the prior publication date.
Freshman Senator Millard Tydings launches a fight to preserve the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling. He argues rural majorities distort democracy while liberals and moderates fear unchecked majority power from cities.
State police arrested 64 defendants at the Lewis Ward farm in Grindstone Fayette County for cruelty to animals. The Humane Society filed charges and 84 roosters were confiscated. A scuffle with a trooper left the officer with a knee injury.
In Hell's Kitchen Frannie McNamara and Pat Hoolihan attempt a stickup at the Shamrock Cafe. Bartender Gus McAvoy, absorbed in his cash and tape balance, deflects with a bar tool as the would-be robbers return after a delay and confront him. The scene unfolds with ordinary citizens and a makeshift test of courage.
The article discusses that profits from selling stock are taxable as capital gains with short term and long term rates. It also contains a long narrative with a courtroom scene about a separate incident and a Vietnam travel guide excerpt describing social norms, marriage, and etiquette.
Hal Boyle cites lighthearted customs from Viet Nam and nearby in a wry, pictorial column. He notes bare sleeping planks inlaid with mother of pearl, a calendar of quirks from February to September, and the ritual of welcoming a prestige guest on New Year’s Day to ensure luck.
A 37-year-old Bradford woman Frances Mealy Galbo was found dead in her second story apartment after a downtown fire of undetermined origin. Coroner Gale Hollenbeck ruled death by smoke inhalation. the building and its contents were a total loss with a ground floor bakershop damaged by water.
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