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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
4
Our editorial warns residents to not expect immediate relief from tax troubles and predicts only pressure on budgets will move changes. It suggests watching school board meetings after the current uproar subsides to see who stays engaged.
Washington column alleges Rep. Bill Miller used his law firm to represent Lockport Felt Co. before the Federal Trade Commission while holding stock in Lockport Felt and its subsidiary. It cites past floor speeches aiding felt makers and asserts possible ethics violations tied to personal finance.
A Philadelphia report cites rapid expansion in auto carrier units as the Pennsylvania Railroad plans to equip additional mule to level vars to move aulis from Esseibly mal fe istelavinn. The source notes a promise from IRE Farad to furnish new auto carrying units, signaling broader growth in freight capacity.
Paul Harvey argues tipping has shifted from generosity to coercion, costing individuals and the IRS through inflated sums. He condemns the practice as a bribe, notes and railroads the spread from waiters to barbers and others, and questions how to stop it before it worsens economic and social norms.
In a rambling Erie County scene, the American Legion 40 and 8 engine tour gave kids rides and fired a mock cannon. Reports of school board surplus debates, local politics, military recruiters, new family milestones, and civic notices fill a crowded, provincial town page.
Pennsylvania drivers face slick roads after rain as oil and grime on drought-bare surfaces turn roads deadly. Commissioner Harry H Brainerd warns autumn weather brings higher accident risk with six deaths reported on highways in the past two weeks.
A garbled masthead lists Cony Evening Journal personnel including Publisher George R. Sample General Manager Allan Hager Averager John Aslaughlin Pressroom Foreman G J Bergman Production Master and an Associated Press note. The text is largely unreadable and appears to be a mosaic of names titles and printing house references.
Allied aircraft sank or damaged nine Japanese freighters near New Guinea while Allied forces bombard the Siegfried Line eight miles north of Aachen, as tanks and artillery support advance. In other news, two youths aged 11 and 10 report burglaries in Wesleyville, with a rash of local incidents and a note on team dissension after a game. Community notices include a Columbus Borough School remodeling delay and a welcoming reception for a new pastor at MR Church anniversary.
The big Studebaker touring car owned by S. G. Sweet and driven by his son Albert was badly damaged on the Findley Lake road last night. State Police Commissioner E. Wilson Purdy warned drivers to stay attentive and adjust to road conditions as he had set up special patrols to curb rising accident rates.
Thursday's sale offered good and choice hogs 16 to 171 percent, sows 12 to 14, beef cows 12 to ?, canners and cutters 9 to 11, beef heifers 16 to 18, bulls 16 to 18, calf groups from 29 to 93, heavy and medium calves 18 to 24, and lambs 21 to 23.
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