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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1968
Page
3
The text reveals a tangled set of political discussions, including hints of support for a residency status, district politics, and unspecified votes. It mentions figures like John, Ray, and references to circles, committees, and mottos, with unclear chronology and several interrupted phrases.
A powerful earthquake rattled Southern California and parts of Nevada, swaying tall buildings and toppling power poles. Shocks registered between 6.0 and 7.25 on the Richter scale with the center between San Diego and Imperial Valley, causing outages in Imperial County and Mexicali.
Funeral services for Mrs Lillian M Warner will be held from Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. on Wednesday with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Dr Ralph H Lutz, 81, director of the Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace at Stanford University from 1920 to 1944, died yesterday. He was a noted German history expert who helped Herbert Hoover establish the institution.
Erie superintendent Dr. Joseph Zipper outlines a revised discipline code and procedures for assault cases at an overflow Tech Memorial Auditorium meeting. Mayor Tultio plans a city school safety briefing, while reports swirl about Academy High principal Ferrare resigning. Schools close for Easter vacation with reopening slated for next Tuesday.
The Negro Industrial and Economic Union, with about 95 well known athletes in major cities, urged sports stars to move into streets and ghettoes to stem racial unrest. The union, formed three years ago to encourage Negro business and provide jobs for athletes, includes Joe Louis among its members.
City Council adopts a tough stance against the Farmers Home Administration over a stalled 218000 loan for Oil Creek Watershed land and easement purchases. City officials seek outside pressure from Sen Clark and Rep Vigorito as acquisition will delay start until fall.
A blind Philadelphia father with a 15 month old and a week old son, wife, and 15 month infant were found on a northeast street after eviction for four days' late rent. Officers brought them to the station as a $123 collection was raised by neighbors and a motel housed them briefly. The Bells face eviction by Tuesday. detectives call it humane intervention and the board of Realtors may help. Bell, born blind, lives on a $105 monthly pension and $140 welfare, has been jobless a year, and notes the lock and a note demanding $194 in back rent. The family traveled to Orange, New Jersey, to visit relatives before returning to find their door changed and belongings in the basement. Bell’s wife did not comment.
Warren area injury report says 10-year-old Floyd H. West of Sugar Grove RD 2 was admitted to Warren General Hospital with a broken leg and facial injuries after his new car crashed head on into a bridge abutment on the Sugar Grove East road. State police trooper Edward Schaffer noted West, alone in the vehicle, appeared to fall asleep at the wheel and the car was a total loss with damage around $4,000.
In Pittsburgh two rival unions the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers AFL-CIO and the Pittsburgh Teachers Education Association will finance the April 24 bargaining election for 3000 public school teachers. Judge John P. Hester announced funding plans while awaiting surgery and outlined voting grounds in all 113 city schools with the school board barred from hosting ballots. Voters may choose a union or opt for neither, and eligibility rulings remain pending.
Fragmented local newspaper masthead shows Corry Pennsylvania publishing staff names and roles. Advertising rates and mail subscription details appear with corrections and placeholder phrases, indicating a small town paper format and routine notices.
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