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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
4
In a Que Opinion piece, voters yesterday demonstrated they can master voting machines and split their ticket. The author praises the public for expressing individual choice within a two party system, noting democracy works when people speak and congratulating the voters for their personal selections.
The Greencastle Graphic notes Los Angeles hosts two baseball teams, the Dodgers and the Angels, highlighting the city’s split sports loyalties amid heavy traffic and local fandom.
New York AP preview reports 1963 may bring record dividend totals as year-end payouts rise and corporate earnings hit new highs. GM plans over 1 billion in dividends with a large year-end bonus, cash on hand supports growth financing, and tax takings may absorb about half of profit increases. Institutional holders receive much of the payout while individuals see year-end spending boosts.
World war news reports London Kiev fell to the Soviet army in a special order of the day by Premier Stalin. In the Pacific theater Allied planners weigh massed air and sea power against Japan as ships and cruisers move toward Rabaul from Truk. draft notices and local clerical activity fill community life as Erie papers note births, sports, and local business moves.
An attempted killing of a snake with a shotgun butt cost Captain Francis Fowle 28, Salvation Army assistant officer in charge, his life here Mullington Saturday after an illness of seven years. George Mouley a resident of the rite, Sone ay allis Tome, 41, is mentioned in the fragmentary notice.
Eugene Mori owner of Hialeah Race Track and Garden State Park and Tony Imbesi, a bottling magnate, became entwined in a high stakes horse tale. Tosmah, gifted by Mori to Imbesi, rose from near rejection to a seven win string, prompting an implied million dollar value dispute over compensation and friendship.
Drew Pearson reports Ohio politics will feature Col John Glenn possibly running as a Democrat and Robert Taft Jr as a Republican, with Glenn aimed at Taft's Senate seat and Taft seeking a congressional at large post. Steve Young threatens a tough challenge to Taft and Frank Lausche surfaces as a Democratic foil in a dynamic, unsettled State.
Reporters note shifting U S political touches as Rockefeller hints presidential bid while Brown backs Nixon as GOP challenger. Goldwater mix with campaign chatter and budget balks. Separately lasers, submarines, U2 Cuba photos and lunar plans nudge Cold War science and space race headlines.
The Corry Journal lists advertising rates and mailing information including Bottinelli Rimball Inc as the advertising rep. It notes 915.00 per year, 11.00 per year, and 50 cents per copy with display deadlines at 7 am for a previous publication date.
Miss Mary Fruth, known as Miss Mary, will be 192 years old tomorrow, living with a neighbor in Beaver County. Born November 7, 18M in Waitrose, she recalls memories clearly and reads without spectacles. She served as postmaster at Beonuny for 50 years until the post office closed.
A will should not be altered by the tester. consult an attorney to decide if a new will or modifications are needed. If a name is crossed out and marked deceased properly, a predeceased specific gift may fall into the remainder, but legal guidance is advised with every change in circumstances.
Warren County hunters resuming a night search found two elderly men who were missing yesterday. Frank M. Geer age 1 of North Warren died from natural causes after being found on a Pine Grove Township road at 10:40 p.m. Mark Berger, 75 of Meadville was located near the Warren County line and returned to his party unharmed.
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