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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
2
In our opinion Attorney General Robert P. Casey points to state funds labeled for day care services for children of 150 Welfare Department workers in Harrisburg. Several employees reportedly earn up to 19000 dollars annually, suggesting a taxpayer ripoff.
A secret theft at the Library of Congress yielded copies of highly valuable Frankfurter diaries and related papers mailed in five brown manila envelopes. The search for the anonymous scholar thief continues as a nationwide manhunt is paused to consider return.
New York reports economic forecasters see a fading boom while many Americans feel the gains never reached their households. A University of Michigan survey finds broad consumer pessimism, with 66 percent doubting Phase 4 controls will curb inflation and 39 percent facing housing costs well above a year ago.
The narrator recalls a mother who dreamed of diamond earrings bought with love and pawned during hard times, a personal tale of aspiration, sacrifice, and later success. Interwoven is an AP essay on New York at night, class, and the lure of material dreams across decades.
A mass turnout of motorists flooded Corry roads for autumn foliage, the largest single day highway turnout in the nation. Firemen fought a brush fire near West Smith's extension by the Harfley used car lot, likely contained. Two daughters were born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Roger and Mary Andrus and Donald and Jeanine Armitage.
A visitor reflects on fear and courtesy in New York City, noting strangers smile and talk, but police are blamed for crime. The piece contrasts life in New York with the Middle East and London, describing a pervasive sense of danger. A single encounter on a Lower East Side street ends with the driver retreating behind a rolled window.
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