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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
2
The Natcheral column critiques the proposed two mill property tax for mandatory garbage collection. It notes inequity that owners with empty lots pay while renters bear indirect costs via higher rents, and it discusses exemptions under the constitution. The piece argues the court interpretation may be a losing battle but acknowledges a legitimate gripe about fairness.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls events from October 21, 1926. Cpl Hubley announces developments including the Corry Motor Sales Co and Chevrolet agency plans. A garage fire near East Main Street raises questions, with no clear origin. Police barracks transfer in progress on North Center Street, while thieves target a former Jamestown Belt Works plant seeking a Ford auto.
The Corry Evening Journal lists metropolitan advertising offices in Michigan Illinois Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. It notes AP exclusive republication rights for local news and provides mailing details including prices and delivery options for readers.
The piece follows Theodore Reik, Vienna born psychoanalyst now in New York, aging with patience and wisdom. It describes his life, writings, and reflections on a changing world of gender and commerce as he contemplates his book The Many Faces of Sex and observes shops along Amsterdam and Columbus avenues. He notes the female shift in economy and his role as a correspondent rather than a combatant, cared for by two daughters.
The 1957 correspondence shows Willis A. Carto outlining the Liberty Lobby plan to lobby in Washington for a white repatriation campaign. He proposes connecting with Judge Tom P. Brady and Senators Eastland and Thurmond, while stressing the economic angle and avoiding obvious ties. Brady later praises the project and discusses selecting personnel, signaling the emergence of a potent right‑wing effort.
Historic notes mark Edison lighting the first practical incandescent lamp in 1879 and Old Ironsides launching in 1797. Nelson wounded at Trafalgar in 1805, first transatlantic telephone message in 1915, Canton captured by Japan in 1938, French women vote in 1845, and Dedan Kimathi captured in Kenya after a three year chase.
A feature outlines how Americans increasingly clip and receive coupons, with billions distributed yearly through food products and mailings. It explains cooperative coupon mailings, the involvement of producers and mail order houses, and how coupons carry consumer data and influence buying choices.
In Pennsylvania stepchildren do not inherit from a stepparent who dies without a will. Therefore nieces or nephews of the decedent would inherit the entire estate, ahead of any stepchildren.
Reader asks why weight loss fails. Dr Coleman explains that calories in exceed calories burned, biological and emotional factors may hinder permanent loss. Pills do not reduce weight. a balanced diet and possible medical or psychological evaluation support sustained loss. Overeating can reflect emotional tension. no shortcuts exist.
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