In Our Opinion Hoffa Pressure on Kennedy Sparks Probe
The House Judiciary Committee is poised to investigate the Justice Department amid Hoffa’s pressure on Congress. The piece argues Hoffa’s alliances with hoodlums and his power to influence transportation policy warrant scrutiny, and that he should be ignored in attempts to confront Bobby Kennedy. The editorial defends federal forces against Hoffa’s alleged harassment tactics and calls for stronger Upright enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Hoffa
Teamster
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Union
Hoffa
Bobby Kennedy
Fat jokes and vanity in Hal Boyle Americana
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on overweight people in a humorous Americana piece. He notes that laughter from a 220 pound man seems louder and argues fat is unfairly stigmatized, while exaggerating fat’s supposed virtues and quirks with tongue in cheek. The essay playfully questions readers’ motives for mockery and urges self-reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Claus
Drew Pearson Reports Vietnam Turmoil and Corruption
The column asserts worsened conditions in South Vietnam beyond headlines, citing graft among senior officers, morale collapse, and failed U S observations under Gen. Taylor. It notes tax abuses, wealth of officials, bribes for licenses, and the need to cleanse scandals before advisers gain cooperation. It also covers related political chatter and corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Saigon
Jerusalems Reporter Luke Lurie and The Jerusalem Post
In Jerusalem Luke Lurie, managing director of The Jerusalem Post, reflects on Israel, its people, and identity. He discusses citizenship, loyalty, and the Jewish state's youth amid tensions with a Western lens and personal history in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Lutie
Jerusalem Post
Brooklyn
New Ubrecht
Lurie
Amos Arad
Jerusalem
War news and Israel debate amid 1944 reports from Pearl Harbor and Europe
United States carrier raids drive Nipponese bases in the Philippines while Allied forces push into the Reich in Germany near Kleve and Arnhem. In Israel, a diverse Knesset debates rabbinic authority versus state law amid growth, crime, and a culture of resilience. A fighter pilot from the Pacific, William Brown, is reported killed in action, and a Cory trainer plane wreck near Lawrence Airport prompts a local response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Philippines
Tokyo
Chester W. Nimita
London
Reichswald
Germany
Kleve
Rhine
Arnhem
Fire crew targets auto flanking of engines in town
Fire department authorities moved to curb motorists blocking fire trucks after a night incident on South Center Street. A garage on West Wayne Street owned by C. E. Weeks was destroyed in a fire that claimed a new Chevrolet sedan rented by George Dyckes. Loss estimated around 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Walker
Walker
John Birch
Eighth Corps
Europe
U. S, Army
Padi
Georgia
Moreland Smith
Mortgomery
Ala
Johnson
Goldwater
Belden
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
George Bush
Alemost
South Center Street
C. E. Weeks
West Wayne Street
George Dyckes
Corry Journal Publisher and Advertising Rates Note
Corr y Journal provides standard newspaper publication details for Cory, Pennsylvania. The note lists staff roles, agency representation, AP copyright, mailing details, carrier and subscription rates, and display advertising parameters. It reflects typical prewar era newsroom boilerplate and rate card language.
Titusville Pioneers Front Mounted Leaf Collector
Titusville unveils LeafVne a front mounted leaf collector on a city dump truck to reduce danger and improve efficiency. The system uses a driver on the ground guiding a six inch pipe while a worker feeds debris into the hose, with residents asked to place leaves in piles for pickup on designated days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Jaele 1
Sine
Washington Street
Adam
Uily
Ity
Calgon Plans Pittsburgh Purchase Of Oukile Products
Calgon Corp of Pittsburgh says it plans to buy Oukile Products of New York City, a supplier of cleaning products and services. Calgon supplies water treatment chemicals equipment and technical service to industry and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Calgon Corp
The
New York City
Industr Calgon
Integrity and the Automobile Dealer
A reflective piece argues that car dealers often use low advertised prices as bait to attract buyers while hiding extra costs. It urges motorists to compare the entire deal, not just the sticker price, noting hidden charges and service gaps. The author promotes transparent pricing and fair treatment for all customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Yin Mun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr Heart
Kae
Bale
Altea
United States
Bobby
Hotty Accurses
Department of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hal Boyle
Lena
Drew Pearson
Washington
Viet Nam
Mwell Taylor
Taylor
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
N. William C. Westmoreland
France
Switzerland
South
Chiang Kai-shek
Formoss
Lyndon
Charles Bennett
D-Fla
Lady Bird
Bennett
Lynda
Audhie
Luci
Florida
Golwater
South Dakolta
George McGovern
Atlanta
Barry
McGovern
Jim ‘Bishop
Fisk's
Drake
Fink's
Ste
Gershon Agron
Lid
Tzila Lippman
Tel Aviv
Luke
Arad
Susan
Tourist Bureau
Smilar
Tsareli
Promised Land
Dews
Ted Lurie
Mediterranean
Jawry
Barnay B's - Corry
Corry
Ueal
William R. Brown
Robert Brown
Eazy Pleasant Street
New Guinea
Farah
Knesset
Fae
Messia
Supreme Court of Israel
New Times
Mount Sion
Supreme Court
Patros
Lawrence
Wgiliam Jewell
Civil Air
Public Health
Clair Damon
Vin
Cleve Damon
Route 1
Pennsylvania
Corry Journal
Souith Street
Cory Evening Souenary Publishe
Jennie Sample
Gena! Manga Millism Eaton
City Willer
Alta Anshroudy
Advernsing Manges
John McLaughning
Wen Gi
Bergmee
Rational Advertising Representatios
Bottingall-Rimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Michigan Square
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Weightman Bulding
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cory
Pet State
Jerry
Industrianla
Orbital Sander
SABRE
E-Z Credit
North Centar St
Phono
Integrity and the Automobile Dealer
Heberlein
James W. Milly
Shee
Helen Alu
Hey
Kite Church
Alde
Ing Magazine
Ald
Alferfer
Alderfer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!