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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1959
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a local paper page with advertising staff names and AP News usage terms. It lists editors managers and office locations and notes exclusive AP reuse. pricing appears garbled with stray figures. The readable content mainly outlines publication details and display advertising deadlines.
The article argues that juvenile decency, not delinquency, should guide youth policy. It laments sensational headlines that frame youth as threats and urges adults to foster responsible upbringing, noting broad support from leaders and organizations nationwide in promoting constructive youth development.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms with no coherent event. Readable items include personal names and scattered places, but no identifiable incident, date, or outcome to anchor a summary.
Forty years ago on September nine nineteen the city claimed beer sales had nearly ended for the time being with three Erie breweries closed. Edward Malls arrived back from overseas service after more than a year. Jack Dempsey passed through the city on a Philadelphia bound trip after an exhibition, a street mishap injured bystander. A wound required stitches and medical care.
In Washington, civil rights divisions struggle as Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn, both from Texas, seek unity. The Civil Rights Commission issues a report, drawing Southern Democratic opposition and setting up more contention for next year. Analysts expect only mild legislation in 1960 despite current maneuvering. A separate crash near South Bend killed trucker William Major of New Castle, Pennsylvania.
The New Jersey Legislature reconvened for an abbreviated two day session after Labor Day. Senate action centers on 9 million dollars in tax measures including extending the 14 mill gross receipts tax to gas and doubling the 4 mill bank shares levy and the 4 percent hotel occupancy tax. The administration seeks 6 million to aid school districts facing subsidy losses due to revised real estate valuations. Debates on liquor sales after 2 a.m. remain uncertain. McCann notes likely heavy discussion but unclear passage prospects.
A sweeping look at 1955 risks and hopes across steel and copper strikes, auto industry shifts, and consumer buying. Khrushchev’s visit looms for trade hints. credit costs rise. stock market swings fuel anxiety about a possible bull run or correction. Maize records about 44 inches of annual snowfall.
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