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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
4
A contemporary opinion piece rebukes television for sensationalizing funerals and pandering to controversy. It argues media bias harms a dignified industry and calls for balanced reporting, noting that slanted coverage misses the reality in many cities like Corry.
A proverb from The Morehead City Carteret County News Times highlights the danger of loose lips. The saying warns that the first loosened screw in a person’s head is the one that governs speech, suggesting restraint and thoughtful communication.
A scrambled late medieval and early modern news jumble recounts vast casualties in World War I context, shifting to American home front efforts and local society notes. It mentions Russia, Finland, Western Germany air raids, scrap metal drives, bowling standings, local elections, and births in Corry.
A fragment notes an angilomobile erection incident this afternoon at the intersection of Genter and Pleasant streets with a Cary drive mentioned, though details are unclear.
A. John Muther, 36, of Reading, was named by Governor to head the state Insurance Department, succeeding Charles Walsh who resigned. Muther will be paid 3000 dollars a year. He arrives after a move from Scranton to Harrisburg for the post.
The United States Communist leadership met in New York to approve a militant strategy to inflame race unrest. Bejanir Davis urged intensified civil rights activity with mass actions, disruptions, and coordinated political influence through Negro organizations, while leaders like Gus Hall and Gill Green pressed for fast action and alliance with unions.
The column asserts AFL-CIO leaders and Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz backed an Alcatraz ex convict against Canada’s Prime Minister Lester Pearson, accusing Hal Banks of anti communist views and ruthless traits per a Canadian justice report. It ties the dispute to nuclear deployments and Great Lakes shipping tensions amid a broader federal critique.
The text describes Meany Sury Canadians Banks leading a power struggle within Canadian unions and a US response led by Paul Hall of the American Seafarers. It notes tensions over the Norris report, proposed trusteeship of the SIU, and Meany's support from George Meany. It cites Canadian Parliament actions, Prime Minister Pearson, and US involvement in labor disputes, plus calls for Canadian non voting delegates in Congress.
An heir may petition the Orphans Court to remove an executor or executrix when the executor fails to perform duties or endangers the estate. The court can act on its own motion if warranted, and generally strives to honor the testator’s wishes unless such action would dissipate or misdirect the estate.
Ris Thomas E Salamon 20 was charged with driving too fast for conditions after a weekend Erie crash that killed Mrs Josephine Szczesny. He will face traffic court after hospital release. rain and poor visibility cited as factors. Mrs Szczesny's husband Adam 34, was driving the other car and is reported in satisfactory condition.
Hal Boyle profiles Cary, recounting two days without eating and his dressed, smiling manner. Cary says he distrusts luck, believes people create their own problems, and notes his flaw is talking when he should listen. At 59, he appears almost matinee-idol like.
Erie detective solves armed robbery within an hour after it occurred. David Gaines 28 is charged with armed robbery by Detective Set. Howard Hill. Gaines used an air pellet gun to rob James Henderson 62 of 21 dollars on a street at about 9 45 p m. A restaurant sighting led to Gaines arrest after officers questioned him about the torn jacket. Lt Hill recovered 20 of the 21 dollars.
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