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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1963
Page
4
In Our Opinion, Pennsylvania will start a plan next month to use able bodied welfare recipients in public works and nonprofit programs. Corry’s Journal supports the plan, noting previous county practices and listing jobs like cleaning streets, painting, street maintenance, and park work, arguing it would save taxpayers and improve city services.
Seventy two years ago on September 14 1945 reports detail German armored counterattacks in Salemo and Allied pressure along Italy with British forces advancing from the south. Russian troops reportedly breached German lines near Knieper River as operations shift across central and southern fronts.
Four decades ago on September 14 1923 readers noted new interest in the coming elections with both Republican and Democratic papers courting the first candidates. The item highlights cross party attention and early campaign chatter as the season opened.
Union City livestock sale notes prices for hogs. sows. beef cattle including cutters and canners. veal calves. and heavy cattle. ranges show varied bids across categories with weights from 15 to 31 plus dollars per hundredweight.
A compact piece reflects on how spoken language fades into background while printed text endures as a constant presence. It contrasts ephemeral speech with lasting print, highlighting media pervasiveness and memory.
Paul Harvey reflects on the scent of chocolate from a distant factory, the small comforts of a night shift, and the balance of excess and restraint. He muses on fragrance, appetite, and the broader question of freedom, suggesting moderation as a guiding principle across cultures and desires.
Senate hearings expose Frank Church detailing Saigon tour with McGee and Tod, noting police crowd control for President Diem, a 30 minute audience, and a blunt critique of Diem regime. Hilsman defends State Dept stance as Carlson backs hard questions. Catholic and Buddhist tensions in South Viet Nam are discussed by bishops and observers.
Corry area school and civic notes run through education, architecture bids, Bible reading debates, library givens, local crime expectations, and a Carolina of community events. References include school board issues, architect bids, a crowded high school, a Queens Mary trip, and local residents serving in the Navy. Local literacy and library updates show Ruth Myers earning a Pittsburgh University scholarship and the Carnegie Library list.
Area police continue a search for missing money bags after a robbery at a Mobil station on Dapay road left a clerk, Donail Perkins, 24, shot twice in the head while on duty. Det. Leo Welp of the State Police said recovery efforts focus along the north side of Interstate 00 as investigators pursue leads from the incident earlier today.
A reader asks if hospital mail can be censored and whether state or private ownership changes rules. Answer notes that opening another’s mail is a U.S. crime unless authorized by the patient or guardian. hospital staff may not censor mail without authorization. On divorce, conviction of specific crimes plus two years or more imprisonment is grounds for divorce. courts may assign costs. the state may help with costs if indigent, and community welfare groups or ministers can advise on making arrangements.
The page blends items from DaLiie and Columbus about a new Dean's School interior with modular steel partitions and Indian information courses. It notes a Greensboro municipal course under construction, vivid window displays at Bene dett's, and Paul L. Quinn’s detailed Kingua Dam area map. Rev Winnter Heffer’s Texas visit and gasoline price wars also appear amid assorted city items.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publisher George T. Sample and city editor Allan Hisshevuck along with staff roles including general manager and production management. It notes Associated Press rights, postal details, and advertising rate information, with delivery and subscription pricing.
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