Fragmented OCR: aging, prices, and crowd crowding mention
Readable text notes low entry price and crowding concerns at a local event. Missing context prevents precise entities or outcomes.
28 Apr 1962
Page 1
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!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1962
Page
1
Readable text notes low entry price and crowding concerns at a local event. Missing context prevents precise entities or outcomes.
Corry will send James F. Hammond president and Stewart A. Lang manager as delegates to the 50th annual United States Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington next week. About 3,000 delegates from all states will join discussions on national policy issues and changes in the economy with lawmakers during dinners and sessions.
Temporary layoffs in tobacco and textile sectors pushed initial unemployment claims up one percent in Pennsylvania. The state reported 27,275 new claims while continued claims fell by 11,409 to 173,549, with construction recalls cited as the reason for the decline.
Walter Hoss city streets superintendent reminded Corry residents that citywide trash pickup begins Tuesday morning at 7 o clock. Residents should place trash at the curb in burlap bags or weatherproof containers. cardboard boxes are discouraged as they will fall apart in rain. The service is expected to take at least two days to complete.
City police issued four violations in a single night led by an unusual citation against a Columbus driver Dale Fralick. Spt. Frank Carnegie reported Fralick allowed Larry Nichols to place a soft drink bottle on the street creating a hazard. Other citations included Glenn Addins for a vehicle without a current license plate and Fred D. Davids for a left turn into a no turn area. Joseph Niedomus Jr. was speeding on East Main Street. All charges filed with Alderman Norbert Bachofner.
Louis Harrington four years old of Pittsburgh accidentally shot himself yesterday in the basement of his grandfather's small hotel. The morgue reports the child was playing with a revolver found in a desk drawer when the weapon discharged.
Most Pennsylvania communities switch to daylight saving time at 2 am tomorrow except three. Clocks jump forward an hour, with residents able to set them before bed. The March council decree ends next October 28, and changes ripple through rail schedules as trains adjust. Eisenhower plans a weekend visit to Augusta from Gettysburg.
Erie Lackawanna announces eastbound and westbound schedules between Buffalo and Baltimore with connections to Washington, noting daily trains and Sunday restrictions. Timetable changes shift some arrivals and departures about one hour later. Pennsylvania streams check program expands with 175 sampling stations across major waterways to monitor water purity and pollution control progress.
At Anchor Bay High School a Friday student protest followed the firing of Principal Rudy Kamischke and the suspension of seven teachers for wearing mourning armbands over a failed tenure proposal. Kamischke said his contract was not renewed for alleged subordination and incompatibility, while he and five teachers planned a court injunction to halt the actions pending a hearing.
New Orleans activists plan mass one way Freedom Bus rides to the North and West for dissatised Negroes. George Singelmann said Trailways will provide as many buses as needed after noon Monday. He cited over 100 Louisiana Negroes ready to depart with planned destinations including Los Angeles Oakland Washington Philadelphia New York and Chicago.
The state Milk Control Commission works on new orders to create a separate price category for school and public institution milk in Pennsylvania. A Pittsburgh hearing heard that the order should be ready in about two weeks.
Peiping radio and the Peiping People s Daily condemn the Kennedy administration for nuclear tests and aggression. They pledge that the Chinese people and Asia will settle accounts with U S aggressors for blood debts, while calling for peace but warning against U S actions.
City volunteers respond to two grass fires and a gas line blaze on East Congress Street. Engine 3 and Emergency Truck 5 extinguished the gas fire and were sent to Russell Road, where no blaze was found, then to the Kennedy residence on Corry Clymer Road where rekindled grass flames required additional units to extinguish.
Total employment in Pennsylvania rose to 4,231,900 in mid March as new jobs in primary metal and transportation equipment industries boosted totals. State Labor Secretary A Allen Sulcowe noted the mid March figure was up 14,300 from mid February and 74,200 from mid March. Average weekly earnings stood at 495.55.
Robert F. Dobel, 48, of San Bruno California, escaped serious injury when his pickup rolled and plunged 125 feet into a gully on Thursday night. Witnesses described the vehicle tumbling multiple times before coming to rest in the gully.
A 38 year old engineer James Vincent Miller confessed to police that he started a fire in his own home while his family slept. He burned three of his five children to death. his wife and the two surviving children escaped and were treated for shock and injuries. Miller cited overwork and wife’s absence as motives and said he found a girlfriend. He was held on charges.
The kite flying contest scheduled for today at 2 p m was canceled after only one entrant signed up by Thursday evening. Sterling Weps renewal secretary of the Corry YMCA announced the decision citing slow registrations and lack of interest.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.