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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
4
An editorial laments spring tire screeching and reckless driving by young motorists as a growing danger. It calls citizens to assist law enforcement by reporting motor code violations and license numbers to curb these dangerous actions and prevent tragedies in the community.
A mechanic s lien is a preferential right of payment given by law to contractors who furnish labor or materials under contract with an owner. When perfected by an entitled party it is a lien against the property enabling payment from a court ordered sale.
The article explains there is no single standard Pennsylvania procedure for filing mechanic’s liens. Filing deadlines differ by party and context, with some claims due six months after contract completion and others within three months. As a statutory remedy, liens require strict adherence to specific rules, and legal counsel is advised for proper procedure.
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy relies on a Catholic advisory circle including John Bailey Pat Brown Robert Wagner and others while preparing to shift leadership away from Bailey The piece highlights potential Catholic influence in Democratic leadership and hints at future changes as Kennedy navigates politics and public scrutiny.
Reporter Jim Bishop profiles Madrid as a vast capital of contrast and daily rhythm. He notes 2.2 million people, modern boulevards, plazas, an emerging Al Imudenia cathedral, and the Plaza de Toros where bullfights mix spectacle with national pride. He describes schedules, social life, and the humor of locals, including phrases like manana sera otro dia and Lo barato es caro, highlighting both pride and struggle in postwar Madrid.
The article contrasts Spain’s cost of living with American travel ease, noting cheap meals and lodging in Madrid Antigua, a $10 daily chauffeur plus guide, and major sights like the Prado and Toledo. It also mentions a local government housing plan and the first delay in Youngstown park openings due to budget cuts.
London invasion talk dominates headlines as Allied forces press attacks on Italy and readiness for a major European operation grows. Corry High School’s 1948 graduates include top students. 112 in class and 42 Corry boys called for induction. Mumps outbreak reported in Jimmy Clifford, 13. Poppy sale exceeds goal by Lieut A W Thompson Post No 264. Bernard Robbins, 15 months, recovers after a washing machine incident.
Officials of the Corry Country Club announced the season’s first big event a Memorial Day handicap golf tournament. Jock MacKenzie arranged handicaps and it is believed there will be no appeal from his statistics.
An Erie woman, 48, reportedly despondent over her husband’s death has been missing since last Saturday. Mrs Donald Meyers was last seen walking from home by her son, who says she may be visiting a friend in Nashville Tennessee. She is five feet three inches, 100 pounds, light complexioned with glasses and graying hair, and was wearing a dark green dress and white sweater. Jerry Lewis and Patti Lewis expect their sixth child in January, a girl likely, with blue layette planned for boys and girls alike.
Publisher and staff titles listed for Cory Evening Journal. Advertisers and agencies named with addresses in New York and Chicago area buildings. Public notice of mailing and subscription rates, advertising deadline information appears with typographical errors and mis-spellings.
Many patients can now leave mental hospitals due to new drugs and treatments though some still receive no help. Some illnesses respond to none yet, while others lack effective therapies. The National Association for Mental Health funds research and urges giving through local chapters to speed breakthroughs.
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