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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1967
Page
4
In Our Opinion lauds Hillsdale College for reaffirming its decision to reject federal funding amid rising education costs. The board’s declaration stresses independence from government subvention and reliance on God, supporters, alumni, and friends to sustain private, high quality education for future generations.
Dave Johnson answers reader questions about sidewalk cleaning and city responsibilities. The city plows only to bare pavement, owners must remove ice. a fall could make owners liable. Other topics cover sheriff sales for unpaid sidewalk assessments and city mayor succession timelines.
A reflection on police officers as a complex blend of duty and flaw. The piece sketches the policeman as both indispensable and resented, a diplomat and a target. It surveys the paradoxes of the role, from split-second decisions to legal limits, salary, and public perception.
The council debated converting downtown street lights to mercury vapor, sharing plans with Pennsylvania Electric to brighten dimly lit areas over three to four years if finances allow. Rubber snow plow blades were praised for smoother operation and lower maintenance costs. A local honest reader reclaimed a lost $118 without publicity, while school officials described jade cuff links received as a Christmas gift. Allegheny College Summer School tuition rises to 150 dollars plus a five dollar activities fee, and a large factory ran a night shift raffle of three rifles. Students and workers enjoy a long Thanksgiving weekend before returning to work.
Corry's first deep snowfall of the season creates hazardous roads though no serious injuries reported by noon. Fans preview Corry High School Beavers basketball against Tidioute in a 23 game schedule. News notes cover a brick roof fall on Center Street, a Peace Corps test in Erie, Navy recruit graduation at Great Lakes, and Edinboro State College expansion plans.
The Corry Keystones opened their 1927-28 season at the State Armory last evening and defeated the Buffalo Lincolns 34 to 35 after a dazzling second half of shooting and passing. Manager F. J. Sperry announced today that the Coffee Shoppe at the ...
Hal Boyle notes Frank Buxton plans a January five minute five day radio comedy with Bill Cosby to revive the theater of the mind. Buxton preserves thousands of hours of old programs and argues radio offered free entertainment and shaped memories.
Events on this date include the 1783 British evacuation of New York the last British position in the Revolutionary War. Fort Duguesne fell to the British in 1758 at what is now Pittsburgh. Carson City became Nevada’s capital in 1861. Lookout Mountain fell to Federal forces in 1863. Jessie Wilson married in 1913. A 1950 storm caused nearly 300 deaths across 22 states. JFK buried in 1963. Eisenhower’s mild stroke revealed a decade ago. Soviet Cuba missile crisis negotiator left Havana five years ago.
Two geriatrics specialists report cyelandelate easing memory and speech loss in 16 elderly patients after two months, a brain blood flow booster. World Health Organization notes 80 percent of diarrhea deaths in children stem from contaminated water and malnutrition, urging sanitation, nutrition, and education to save many lives. The column stresses consulting one’s own doctor for individual medical issues.
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