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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1955
Page
4
The text appears to be a copyright and subscription notice from the Corry Journal. It lists AP rights, postal details, pricing by mail and carrier, advertising rates, and display deadline information. No specific news event is described.
A Senate subcommittee report examines the influence of television on juvenile delinquency. It criticizes perceptions of crime and brutality in programs, urges self regulation by the industry, and calls for FCC oversight to protect children. The inquiry praises the committee for its important work.
A damaged clipping describes a nighttime alarm at a residence on East South Street with police involvement and an attempted entry via a side window. It mentions individuals and local officials but remains unclear and partially indecipherable.
A garbled set of questions covering politics science and history with scattered proper nouns and locations. The text reads as a fragmented mock quiz lacking coherent structure or clear factual content.
The article notes flood damages and losses from insured properties, with insurance unobtainable and prohibitively expensive. It cites a 100000 National Board of Fire Underwriters grant to the American Red Cross for flood relief, and comments on limited underwriter support and widespread hardship across the nation. It also states Indiana coal mining shares and general misery as a backdrop.
AsoWMent at the Sparta system opened with 454 students, 46 below projections but 84 more than last year’s peak. The district planned a full day, with a half day for ceremonies, as 950 students reportedly joined area schools through new term enrollment.
Mr. Putnam said a few stragglers may enroll in Spartan schools by week’s end and enrollment could exceed 480. Of 454 registered yesterday 228 were junior and senior Viteh students and 246% were elementary pupils. He noted five Rome sophomores who did not show up. The supervising principal believed Titusville would not admit sophomores on a tuition basis if Spartansburg High offered needed subjects.
Rossiter Juan returned a month old girl to her parents Lynne HR Barringer from Charles H Day and wife of Erie. Judge commended the Day family for caring for the child and advised the Barringers to settle their marriage after two incomplete divorce actions. Mrs Barringer had been living with her parents during Navy service and separations.
The Youngsville Community Fair opens tonight at Island Park fairgrounds and runs through Saturday with agricultural and cattle shows, exhibits, contests, musical acts, and a midway. Gilbert Sanford directs the fair with officers Darrel Lay Myrtle Davis and others, while Frannies Greater Shows provides midway entertainment and Sudul family of Warren headlines a 7 30 act. exhibits begin at 10 am with fireworks at 10 pm and 4 H club events planned for Warren County.
Schedule lists a 6 p.m. parade and 8 p.m. concert with 10 a.m. poultry judging and 1 p.m. draft horse judging. A 2 p.m. horseshoe pitching battle crowns the day, with a tractor driving contest at 9 a.m. and a fireworks display at 40 p.m. The fair closes after Sat afternoon events.
The city whistle Big Jim in Jacksonville will be quieter with fewer tones at 7 am 1 pm and 5 pm due to higher costs. Oil fuel for the steam device drives the whistle and the city will cut back on the steam to save about $12 000 per year.
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