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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that weak courts and hostile attitudes toward police threaten law enforcement. It warns that without strong backing from courts and adequate pay, policing will lose good officers, risking anarchy and failing to curb crime in the context of President Johnson's Great Society.
Hal Boyle profiles a US Marines Hawk missile battery near Da Nang Vietnam, noting the lonely vigil on a hot hill, the monotony of waiting, and the radar guided duty to shoot down enemy aircraft. Capt Cowley's crew recounts sandbags, outposts, and 50 000 sandbags piled in six weeks as they defend the air base.
The stock market shows signs of spring fever as prices slip in the third week of May after a May Day high. Investors watch for caution amid international tensions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic, metal labor disputes, and defense orders. Dow Jones index rose from a 1962 low to a May 1 high then fell to 922.01 by May 21, signaling caution rather than catastrophe.
Drew Pearson reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell faces repayment to Uncle Sam for about 7900 in his wife’s salary paid to San Juan Puerto Rico while living far from his Harlem district. Rep. Van Deerlin and CARE struggles frame the broader issue of improper clerical pay and global hunger aid.
The readable line shows a bold challenge about flying against a rival and bringing him down, implying an upcoming clash or contest. Names, places, and exact event details are not present, but the tone indicates a competitive confrontation.
A prospective home buyer has no more right to damage wallpaper while inspecting a house for sale than any other person. Reasonable inspection is expected, but vandalism could lead to restitution to the owner. the buyer may be held responsible for damage beyond normal examination.
Twenty years ago on May 25 1945 Allied infantry moved through five more towns in separated sectors as airborne counterlandings and central China coast amphibious units pressed on. Mustang fighters from Iwo Jima and Superforts over Tokyo area followed a 550 plane B29 daylight raid, while Corry’s dining spots remained closed. Mrs Falcone failed to claim a $300 prize. Hazel Sweet received $100. Local junior high field day winners included Henry Davis and others. Howard J Sheen named Corry High principal for 1925 26 term. Donald Morrell injured while alighting from Venango Public Service Corp truck. Memorial Day speaker John E Person set by VFW officials.
Bear Lake residents hosted and visited kin this weekend as Walter Newhouse Sr and family visited daughter Linda in Virginia while Frank Smith and daughter Linda from California stayed with friends. Charles Peterson of Jamestown called on J C Manwaring. EUB Church ladies held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Joan Manwaring Hazeltine. A funeral for Frank Cooper was held at St George Funeral Home in Corry. Maude Cornish and son Ivan visited bear lake residents.
May 25 1925 report notes lightning struck a wire entering the K P L furniture factory on East Main Street. A motor burned out as a result. A party at Herbert Witch's home on West Columbus Avenue entertained fourteen guests. To compensate the property owner for damages, payments were arranged.
In a column, Paul Harvey critiques cigarette scrutiny and FDA labeling. He notes conflicting research on filters, cites the tobacco industry's influence, and highlights assertions by experts like Dr. Catherine Hess. The piece ends with unemployment data from Pittsburgh showing 29,000 unemployed in four counties, 3.3 percent of the labor force.
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