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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
4
Our opinion contends that Pennsylvania courts coddle repeat offenders and urges immediate parole reform. PRIS reports show average arrests of 4.5 per criminal with many cases receiving leniency, and extensive criminal histories for murder, robbery, and serious crimes. The piece calls for the State Parole Board to curb leniency and protect the public.
New York column notes rising aspirin use and spending on headache cures. It cites a Tufts University survey on calories and wage hopes, then profiles Sherle Wagner, a bathroom designer predicting a $50,000 luxury bath with gold and semiprecious fittings, as a brash exception.
West Virginia governor candidate Cecil H. Underwood dismissed charity from New York taxi drivers who collected clothing for Appalachia. He argued West Virginians do not need outsider aid, as labor day remarks followed by mention of driver Paul Raynard collecting about 3000 pounds of clothing delivered to Charleston and Pikeville.
Georges q blerry d Argelien, a long time aide to General Charles de Gaulle and a former seaman and Roman Catholic priest, died yesterday in Brest after a lengthy illness. The death ends a career linked to French leadership during wartime and postwar service.
Dr. Vincent J. Fontana of New York University’s Medical Center warns hay fever sufferers to avoid alcohol during pollen seasons as it worsens symptoms. The column also ties in famous-quotes and trivia about Roosevelt, Mussolini, Trotsky, the Duchess of Windsor, and T. S. Eliot, highlighting whimsy and history.
Former Governor David Lawrence wins the annual Labor Award presented by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh after the sixth Labor Day Mass. The honor recognizes contributions to the welfare and advancement of workers in the region.
Fragmented OCR mentions individuals such as Zouman Funuaner Sample and George X Sample along with corporate and place references like Mlehlgane Square and Philadelphia. The text hints at costs, a building or center, and exclusive claims. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable segments.
Washington reports AFL CIO leaders lauded President Johnson for his legislative record and the united labor backing. Meany praised Johnson while stressing concerns over persuading rank and file to deliver votes, amid questions about turnout and labor unity. A mix of Republicans and Democrats backed Hoffa probe moves, shaping congressional dynamics ahead of the final vote.
MAYVILLE One teenager died and three others were seriously injured in a single car crash between Mayville and Jamestown late Sunday. Kathryn Kearney 18 of Jamestown was pronounced dead at Westfield Memorial Hospital after arriving with multiple injuries. Driver Diane M. Barlow mother Lakewood in fair condition with sever body abrasions and facial cuts. Stephen Alm 17 and Richard Carlson 1 both of Jamestown were admitted in fair condition after transfer from Jamestown General Hospital to Westfield Memorial Hospital. Deputies say the northbound car slid off the highway on a curve, rolled over several times and rested on its top.
Paul Harvey narrates the tale of Choi Suk Jin a Korean orphan who found refuge with the United States Marines in South Korea and later with Sergeant Clarece Spackman. After four years of paperwork Choi became an American and excelled academically earning Harvard and Columbia credentials.
AP business analysis notes a shift to borrowing as a lifestyle amid rising incomes. Mortgage and consumer debts climb while overall debt-to-income stays level. Delinquencies remain below a decade ago as households invest more and repay old loans. Key figures include July installment debt of 5.5 billion and total consumer credit near 72.5 billion. The article cites University of Michigan data and Federal Reserve Bank trends alongside bank delinquency and stock purchases. The piece weaves in a narrative of an evolving credit culture and its social implications.
Four fires over 26 hours damaged three area buildings during Labor Day weekend. A house near Pleasantville, the A Murray home, was nearly destroyed after a Sunday blaze in the basement. 25 firefighters battled the flames with two trucks. The cause was not yet clear, with paint rags in the basement suspected. the home had partial insurance coverage.
Yesterday's memories recall World War II events with London dispatches on Allied eastward advances toward the Siegfried Line and a warning from Emperor Hirohito to Japan. The Corry gathering at the Country Club featured Eileen Graham, Dian Morton, and Sarge Mele as guests, with dancing enjoyed late in the evening.
Four decades ago on September 8 1924 reports describe an elimination tournament to crown the citys best horseshoe tosser. Single match series were booked to begin at the Journal course next week as George Oventl of Curry Country Club won the 1924 season title by defeating Pr Gillette six up in the playoff over the holiday weekend.
Timonium Md on Labor Day saw former president Dwight D Eisenhower cited among the big winners as a heifer from Eisenhowers farm Gettysburg Pa was named female champion and grand female champion Aberdeen Angus.
Fragmented items mention Miss Julia senior hospital school at Moudville, three months Spencer Hos, and United States Air Force ties. Also notes a card party for Ladies Day, bulb planting for autumn, Shepherdstown return, and various local families and events amid scattered names and places.
Fragmentary text cites Defense Department remarks on security and installations. Mentions Goldwater and Eisenhower style critique of policy. Lacks clear event date or location, with garbled names and phrases.
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