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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues small businesses employ about 30 million Americans vs 600 large firms with just over 100,010 workers. It cautions against high grant taxes to fund relief while automation grows, urges policies that create new payrolls, and emphasizes small business as better suited to train workers and hire locally amid economic shifts.
A fragment from the Kennett Square News and Advertiser mentions a spat over herbs and a jab at someone’s intelligence. The line hints at a local quarrel and a colorful exchange.
Drew Pearson records a lunch with Harlem Rep Jon Powell discussing racial violence in northern cities. Powell cites housing, policing, youth training, and proposed federal measures including equal pay, retraining, and a domestic Marshall Plan to lift Harlem Philadelphia and Chicago out of slums.
Paul Harvey notes a parallel between dieting and political divides. He recounts how liberal and conservative views clash over budgeting and social policy, concluding with a personal tale of a boy who developed diabetes from overindulgence in sweets and now requires insulin.
Mrs Maude Cornish and Ivai visited the Phillips at Lakewood. Rev Pierce of Youngsville delivered the message at EUB Church in Rev Ostrander's absence. Cy Peterson of Janestown and others called on the Manwaring family. Reno Berkey honored by children for 25th wedding anniversary with gifts and a four tier cake.
The Allegheny County Fair opened at South Park with a parade and a central theme of something for everybody. Officials expect more than a half million visitors before the fair ends. Bobby Vinton is the featured pop singer this year.
Labor pushes fringe benefits higher in 1964 deals with pension, insurance gains and shorter weeks. Wages rise modestly below 1963 benchmarks while auto talks loom, signaling a shift from wage to fringe concessions amid inflation fears.
Genevieve Blatt, three term Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs, visits East Brady in Clarion County to stump for her bid to unseat Senator Hugh Scott. Born in East Brady fifty years ago, she is the first woman elected statewide in Pennsylvania. Her primary victory is disputed in court as Musmanno challenges ballot counts.
Dr Harold J McLaren announces Erie County is near opening a full time outpatient adult psychiatric clinic after eight years of planning with the Health and Welfare Council. The program aims to reduce hospital stays and will be funded by patient fees and support from the commonwealth county city and United Fund.
Ferdinand Soto, 24, of Westfield pleaded not guilty to second degree assault after a Monday stabbing during an argument. He was ordered held for the current Grand Jury session in county jail in Mayville on $5,000 bond after turning himself in to police.
Partial OCR notice from Corry Pennsylvania postal service shows advertising rates by mail and per copy with dates and terms, including yearly, weekly, and promotional pricing. The fragmentary text references Carrie Hight and various cents per copy or per week, with an unclear publication date and description of advertising decisions.
A wedding took place on the 28th at a local church, with the bride wearing a pure silk gown and veil, and bridesmaids and a chancel party in formal attire. The groom wore a three-piece suit, and guests included family members from the neighborhood. The couple plans to honeymoon after the ceremony.
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