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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1963
Page
4
Our opinion pillories the Farmers Home Administration for funding moonlighting farmers and subsidizing substandard homes, arguing the Agriculture Department creates surplus wheat and acts as a perpetual tax drain, hypocrisy exposed in federal farming aid programs. The piece condemns D of A and FHA as wasteful, citing off-farm income and misaligned credit policies.
Local readers dispute a shift in The Journal toward Nhuspape style reporting. The piece argues for maintaining traditional journalism standards and criticizes the new direction as deteriorating readership trust.
War brief from November 9 1943 outlines an air power strategy with a four time limit for potential ground invasion of western Europe, Churchill warns 1944 campaign will be severe and costly while praising Russian gains. Reports from the Pacific mention Japanese phosphorus bombs added to Rabaul defenses. Local notes add a basketball program, two missing girls, a death, a trainman injury, and club meetings with arrangements for an upcoming Dramatic Institute.
Paul Harvey notes that Goldwater in the race would create a clear choice for voters down south, predicting nearly universal agreement on the point. The remark centers on offering a decisive option and a straightforward voting decision.
Drew Pearson outlines a heated session with Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr presiding over a closed door meeting with a Soviet trade delegation on wheat. U S policy tied to American bottoms raises costs. Borisov argues for subsidy while JFK-era friction tests American labor independence and the TVA.
Dora Lee Blakeslee of Spartansburg earns a spot on Edie Highland Lassies dance drill team as an alternate. Traffic light requests repeat for East Columbus and Shady avenues with state saying no due to low all day traffic. Local notices cover city finances, Selective Service indictions, choir selection, UNICEF joke, and fire radio upgrade plans amid farm and school events in Corry and surrounding towns.
Senator Goldwater echoes Conscience of a Conservative arguing private ownership would run production better than government control of the TVA. Polls show Tennessee lawmakers and others split. some Republicans distance themselves while critics demand answers on a $1 billion Avieona irrigation bill amid a rising education push.
A damaged OCR snippet lists the Corry Evening Journal staff and office details including Publisher George Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Fasarouek Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and other production roles. It also mentions Associated Press usage and several city addresses for bureaus and representatives.
Dew operated service stations serve newly drilled wells and prepare to reopen in roughly two weeks. Downtown lighting funds again face strain from past years, risking Christmas shopping mood without a major financial boost and amid looming Republican shake ups. An incoming official vows no wholesale firings, signaling calmer transition and avoided chaos.
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