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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece critiques the left and right political school solution driven by expediency. It argues leaders ignore ordinary citizens while pursuing grand schemes. The author calls for service by people, not programs, stressing peace security and a livable income.
The syndicated column presents Republican Auditor General candidate Warner M. Depuy proposing years of public service and training for the state’s chief fiscal officer. He stresses nonpartisan administration, knowledge of state finance, and experience in Dartmouth education, legislature service, and deputy treasurer roles.
Drew Pearson exposes warnings that defective steel plates may reach submarines, highlighting Penn Galvanizing and Electric Boat concerns. He chronicles calls for stricter testing, Navy resistance, and ties between steel mills and the Bureau of Ships amid Scorpion and Thresher incidents.
The Cory Evening Journal lists advertising rates of 1500 per year or 65 cents per week with options by mail or carrier. Display advertising deadline is 2 am on the previous publication date.
Jim Bishop argues the nation must air the topic of homosexuality despite taboo. He cites historical presence, disputed causes, and the need for doctors to judge whether legalization would raise numbers, urging open discussion to confront a third sex in a changing society.
County highway officials plan a tour of new road work completed this year announced by County Superintendent Martin Gregor. The first Fall meeting of the Girl Scout Leaders Association gathered at Miss Gladys Ellsworth’s Marion street home with 12 leaders present. Corry High School grid ders finish a week of training for tomorrow’s invasion of Johnsonburg with a light signal drill at Loveland Field. 40 Years Ago September 20, 1928 Sunday. No paper today.
On this date in history notable events include 23 Nazi leaders guilty of war crimes in Nuremberg and 11 executions in 1946, a 1787 American circumnavigation voyage, ether first used as anesthesia in 1846, U.S. Army air service in 1913, Eisenhower named Warren chief justice in 1953, and Algeria issue at the UN in 1954. The Cowry Journal invites brief reader communications with signatures and addresses for publication.
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