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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the chaotic Chicago Democratic Convention exposed violent politics and a flawed choice of venue. The piece blames Mayor Daley and TV coverage for amplifying disorder while denouncing the mob scenes and predicts a labor-backed candidate could threaten workers’ rights if elected.
Harrisburg welfare officials unveil a revised work incentive system effective August 26 to boost relief recipients. The plan deducts up to 30 dollars of earned income plus one third of the remaining amount, offsetting relief checks, with nets rising for families as they work. It aims to encourage part time work while maintaining support for needy households under Aid to Dependent Children and General Assistance.
Drew Pearson writes to Cartha Deloach urging the American Legion to lead veteran job training and housing efforts for returning Black and white veterans from Vietnam. He argues for Legion posts nationwide to mentor and place vets, fostering integration and preventing urban disorder.
AAP overview on American management argues firms perform at 65 to 75 percent efficiency and often lack planning. Bruce Payne notes many companies fail to set goals or know their core business, then struggle to map paths to growth. Industry analysis highlights time and motion studies and pretimed motions replacing old watch-based methods to cut waste.
A wartime tale reveals that the brave messenger Johnny Evans who stood beside his fallen brother Bill was not Bill's brother but his sweetheart Mary Owens, masking a tale of love and sacrifice uncovered in a field hospital near Gettysburg.
Hal Boyle reports on the heady modern urge to display family crests. Brian Brooks, London genealogist, says only about 10 percent of users are truly entitled to arms, with many cases of inheritance through the male line disputed. He details tracing ancestry, fees, and the Scotland statute against misused crests.
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