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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1964
Page
4
In Corry residents face a choice to keep the Bloodmobile by donating at least 450 pints per visit or lose the service and pay 35 dollars per pint for transfusions. The article warns that reduced visits, from four to three annually, threaten local blood supply and urge community action at the YMCA on Monday.
World War II era report notes B 29 raids on Manchuria and Tokyo radio confirmation of attacks. Allied secrecy surrounds Arnhem battle as German agency claims destruction of British airborne division. Local injuries and community notices wrap the era with memorials and upcoming club plans.
Paul Harvey critiques election season excess and collective self-deception. He cites Professor Gilfilan’s lead poisoning theory from ancient Rome as a warning against lavish living. Modern parallels appear in politics as parties argue between cautious progress and reckless pursuit, echoed by Billy Graham.
The document accuses Warren Commission members of a conspiracy of silence to protect Communists. It highlights Pillians’ doubts on Oswald, Eisenhower ties, and a plan to recruit conservative Democrats via an “Opinion Analysis” project aimed at influencing voters for Goldwater Miller.
Local paper promotes daily reading enjoyment in Corry with a focus on accessible stories and engaging features for all ages. Readers encouraged to visit and explore the newspaper’s latest offerings.
Post Office at Cory lists second class mall matter rates. Mail in advance costs 13 cents per copy and 100 year in extricued territory. Advertising details advertised through the notice.
A Corry area update reports 271 people in Columbus for Sabin polio vaccine with 24 first timers. notes on local families, city council, property issues, parking, and new business ventures. Includes election TV spots, school and college enrollments, and a blood donation call to support local Red Cross efforts.
John H. Gellatly, 39, president of Lindsay Softener Co., died August 16. His will, filed for probate in Allegheny County court, leaves an estate valued at 2,218,721 dollars.
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