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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Gorey area high school suffered two fires with no injuries. Parents fear unsafe ceiling and materials, urging a board of inquiry to probe design and construction across nearby buildings and ensure safety for 1400 students.
Delayed dispatch reports Japanese planes bombed Saipan base injuring at least 13 enemy aircraft. In Germany, U S First Army advances over a mile toward the Roer River from Inden, while a bank robbery probe continues and local events mark a busy scene including a 415th birthday celebration and civic efforts.
Fragmented OCR text from a local paper mentions publishers and production details. It references names such as Brenin, George Be, and Traut, with scattered phrases about advertising, weeklies, and cigars. The legibility is poor, offering little coherent news.
Paul Harvey rails against a government plan to deduct charitable contributions from federal employee pay in six cities. He notes 239 charities linked to a Chicago Crusade of Mercy, cites Joseph Haspray as con engineer, and warns of further payroll withholdings that would finance political and other programs. He argues withholding tax already hides taxes and that expanding deductions usurps personal prerogatives.
The Pennsylvania Support Law obligates husband wife child father and mother of every indigent person to care for and maintain or financially assist such indigent person to the extent of fits or their financial ability. If the retarded children have no spouses or children on death, they would likely become wards of the State. Brothers and sisters have only moral obligations. religious and charitable groups and government bodies should be contacted for support.
New York AP reports Roman Catholics will worship differently at Mass starting tomorrow with about half in English instead of Latin. Vatican Council approved reforms, adding responses with the priest readings shared by the congregation and, in some churches, hymns. The piece also critiques proposed payroll deductions as coercive charity, warning of a slippery path to mandated giving.
A rambling community column covers Explorer Scouts warnings during a dry spell, charity calls for volunteers to show films to handicapped youths, property tax assessments and local business repairs, fire alarms mistaken for steam, a train crash aside, and various civic notes from Erie to Columbus including a Buddhist retreat report from Laos.
A concise reflection contrasts spoken language with permanence of print, emphasizing how air carries speech while print preserves it for posterity. It notes the enduring nature of written words beyond spoken moments.
An affidavit alleges that Edward R. James pulled a lever at a Wayne School polling site to aid a Republican candidate. District Attorney Carney said a woman’s sworn but nonaffidavit statement places James in a booth with her but does not claim lever pulling. Commissioners authorized further testimony while Election Board reviews the probe. A separate crash on the Schuylkill Expressway killed 71 year old Jennie W. Herr of Yeadon, Pa.
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