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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion A Time For Caution argues that the $99.7 billion budget request for the current year is being exceeded as nonmilitary programs grow, risking a dangerous deficit. The piece notes a lower GDP ratio but warns boom times and pump priming could fuel a fiscal crisis.
In a Moscow address dated November 6 1945 Foreign Commissar V M Molotov called for Allied control of Japan and stated there should be no secrecy about atomic energy. Local police investigated an intruder seen leaving Steen Dry Cleaning on East Washington Street around 10 30 last night. nothing missing was found. John Wascuk returns to the post office after two and a half years in the Army including months in the B10. The B P W Club met with 28 members. no new members were voted in. Attorney Walter Peake spoke on East Main Street. A car jumped the curb on Avenue A and crashed into a telephone pole. Nicholas Slinger, 77, died after months of illness on his Spring Creek farm. Corry chapter of the Isage Walton League of America organized with officers elected: G J Shafler president, nee A Ely vice president, C Pitchford secretary. Born November 5 9 to Mr and Mrs Vincent Whitehill a daughter named Marjorie A. A wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs C G Lee as Miss Freda Lee wed Gerald A Warner.
Forty years ago on November 6 1925 Mabel McCormick and Lewis Wager both of Union City were hospitalized after an automobile accident in which they were involved. The crash occurred late at night causing injuries significant enough to require medical care at Corry Hospital.
Thursday's sale featured good to choice hogs priced 22 to 25 with sows 18 to 21. Beef cows ranged 12 to 1444, consumers and enters 9 to 11, beef heifers 17 to 1942, bulls 16 to 19, veal calves 29 to 254, heavy and medium calves 19 to 26, and lambs 20 to 25.
Fragmentary newspaper page shows advertising and production staff names and rates. The readable portions indicate a local paper listing with postal matter details, office locations in Chicago and Corry, and basic subscription and advertising rates.
Washington reports on a First National Bank of Jackson Ohio merger with Buncohio Holding, controlled by the Wolfe family of Columbus. The piece outlines Wolfe media and banking influence, depictions of GOP ties, Patman and Ashley positions, and implications for Central Ohio credit and business.
The Penn Safety Responsibility Law in Pennsylvania requires motorists involved in an accident causing over $100 in damage to report to the state. If they cannot show liability release, final adjudication, a signed or installment payment judgment, or current auto insurance, they must post security. Failure to comply can lead to license suspension until requirements are met or a year passes with satisfactory filings.
The Wolfe family holds about 15 percent of Huntington National Bank, a key local institution with 24.3 percent of county deposits totaling 163,043,000 dollars. Bancohio Corporation, led by Wolfe allies, reported 1963 resources of 843,654,000 dollars excluding Huntington, and Bancohio controls numerous banks across Ohio. Congressman Ashley criticizes the family’s financial power yet supports broader U.S. bank mergers. At a Big Brothers dinner, Sid Zagil won a tailor-made suit Nikita Khrushchev ordered in Rome but never took delivery of. Sam Levy donated it to Big Brothers. Chuck Lipsen drew a prize for Dr. Milton Elsberg amid a banking labor dispute. Mace Broide won a Stingray Corvette, then received a call from Honolulu. Keith Linden’s gift ticket to Broide sparked the key prize claim.
Paul Harvey argues unemployment figures mislead as millions disguise status through programs and in arming forces. He claims eight million on relief, critiques welfare, and outlines alleged benefits including free food housing subsidies and medical care, concluding the welfare system costs taxpayers.
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the Atlantic Presbyterian Church near Atlantic, with four fire companies battling the blaze that started around 2 30 p m. No damage estimate or insurance details are yet known as elders met to discuss the congregation s future.
The Beaver Club Seta will sponsor a country music benefit at Corry Area High School auditorium next Friday. Headlining are the Vandergrift Brothers from WWVA Jam Boree Wheeling and Buddy Durham known as Mr. Fiddle USA. Also appearing are Rube Schafer and Tim and Terri Travall with advance tickets $1 adults 50c children. At the door add 25c.
WCA Hospital and Jamestown General Hospital logged 21 accidental poisonings in September ranging from nine months to 60 years. Infants were exposed to furniture polish charcoal lighter antiseptic dye brush cleaner antihistamines and aspirin. Older individuals ingested smelling salts capsules aspirin sedatives antihistamines and unidentified nerve medicine. A joint poison control committee meeting is planned for November 23.
The piece notes about four and a half million ADC recipients as reported by News and World Reports. It contrasts a hard working father earning 95 dollars weekly with a public relief family receiving rent and food subsidies, highlighting tax avoidance and lack of costs for transportation and medical needs while public welfare programs grow and strain state reserves.
Roaming roundup reports Spartansburg mayor in Florida where a GOP candidate replacement ran in his stead. Wayne Township results show Mary Williams winning the inspector of elections race while Wanda Sanders won the Democratic nod. The piece notes election costs, local enrollments, civic appointments, military and college news, and housing shortages reflected by 100 unfilled state job orders.
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