Incomplete OCR Note on Labor and Funding Meeting
Fragmentary text mentions Johnstown and Litch, a 12 million laboratory, and an upcoming meeting about money and labor. Details are unclear and several words are garbled.
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13 Dec 1962
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary ad listing services and contact details
A damaged OCR fragment shows terse ads for metal items and hotel banquets with vague phone and address clues. It mentions inquiries at Center Street and a company named Service Ty Fa with a partial phone listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nquire
Center St
Budget Hike Proposed for 1963 64 School Funds
Harrisburg AP reports the Department of Public Instruction will seek a 53 million dollar increase in the 1963 64 state education budget, raising total funding to over 560 million. The plan allocates 26 million for public schools, 13 million for state colleges, 6 million for 14 state owned colleges, 5 million for debt service, 1.5 million for libraries, with most of the rise funded by state taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Penn and Temple
Pitt
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Deadline Nears As 16 Pennsylvania Counties Get School Plans
With the January 1 deadline three weeks away only 16 counties have approved school district reorganizations. Nine plans were approved and three rejected at a Wednesday session by the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Colinel of
Herbert E. Bryan
School Reorganization Bureau
William W Scranton
Bradford
Crawford
Fulton
Greene
Luzerne
Monroe
Perry
Potter
Snyder
Bedford
Elk
Susquehanna
Chester
Clinton
Huntivedon
Lawrence
Union
Wyoming
Bonneauville
Adams County
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania State University
Northérh
McKean
Potter, Tioga
Elk, Cameron and Sullivan Countes
Carry CTC Unit To Take Over Pennsy Control
The Pennsylvania Railroad transfers the rebuilt Brocton to Oil City line to centralized traffic control next week. Engineer L. W. Green announced the change, with sections Lovells Corry to Tryonville shifting Tuesday and Tryonville to Bridge Tower Oil City cut in Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTC
Pennsy
Pensylvania
Brocton
Oil City
L. W. Green
Central Control Board
Corry
Ec Lovells
Tryonville
Bridge Tower
Lovells
OTC
Chautauqua
Kinzua
Warren
PRR
Gil City
Olean
Five Die In 60 Foot Reservoir Roof Collapse
In HULLSBORO Ore four teen men fell sixty feet when a partly completed reservoir roof collapsed. Five were killed the other nine injured one in serious condition. The men were close to finishing the roof when scaffolding gave way and the fall occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hullsboro
Ore
Psychologist Dr Arthur Phillips Dies in Pennsylvania
Funeral services are set for Saturday in Hartsville for Dr Arthur Phillips a retired psychologist for the Pennsylvania Industrial School at Camp Hill He died yesterday at his King of Prussia home and was an ordained Presbyterian minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hartsville
Artur Phillips
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp Hill
Philips
King of Prussia
Evidence of Bay Recovery Tied to Local Larceny Case
Erie police recovered a gas powered chain saw and four heating stoves from the Java Baptist Church in Waterford and related arsons. Clarence Conner and Wayne Sipe were arrested in New York and extradited to Erie County for theft. They pled guilty and were held for a November hearing. the chain saw had been dumped near Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Stauw
Eric Couny
Sipes
Corry
Éabon
Conners
Evie County
Cold snap grips Corry as snow deepens in Western Pa
The region endures a brutal start to winter with temperatures dipping to minus eight in Corry and much colder readings in nearby towns. Snow totals climb to about 15 inches, triggering two traffic crashes while police report a quiet morning as roads are cleared after a 24 hour dig out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Corry
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Hydetown
Cherrytree Township
Diamond
Jamestown
Jamestown Area Schools Close After Severe Snowfall
New Yorkers faced 15 below temperatures as a foot or more of snow covered the state. Jamestown area and Cattaraugus and southern Erie counties closed schools while Mayville logged 8 inches more for 63 inches since December 7. Lake effect squalls snarled roads, though the Thruway remained open with limited visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Jamestown
Cattaraugus
Erie
Mayville
Thruway
Oper
Ares
Romanoff's to Close in Beverly Hills After 20 Years
Romanoff's, a long time Beverly Hills dining spot for movie stars, will close after more than two decades of operation. The restaurant's shutdown aligns with a broader Internal Revenue Service crackdown on expense accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanoff
Storm Damage Rises Graveside Rites for Mine Victim
In Fayette County a Union town Catholic War Veterans firing squad conducts graveside rites for a mine victim as storm damage disrupts ceremonies. Two key figures attend, highlighting the community response amid heavy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Uniontown Catholic War Veterans
Severe Cold Grips Florida And Southeast In Century Slump
A vast polar airmass plunges southward bringing subzero readings across the Deep South and Florida. Record lows threaten citrus crops and trigger widespread property and fire fatalities as frigid conditions spread from Georgia to New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Southland
Midwest
Northeast
New England
Two Car Crashes Injure Drivers In City
Two accidents near East Columbus avenue and the Union street curve sent drivers to Memorial Hospital with facial injuries and shock. Stanley Sarnicki and Francis Bill collided on East Columbus. Robert Tunnell and Muriel Baldwin crashed on the Union Street curve. A false alarm about a lost person briefly prompted a civil defense scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Nimrod
P. m
Stanley Sarnicki
Worth Street
Francis W. Bill
Corry
East Columbus Avenue
Sarnickt
Seine
Hill
Sarnicki
Union
Spartansburg
Robert G. Tunnel
West Park Place
Meadville
Muriel O. Baldwin
D. J. Corry
Citizens National Bank
Tunnell
Baldwin
Hiek
Covey
Mermorial Hospital
40 Percent White Collar Workers in Erie County Rise
A special Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows Erie County white collar workers at 40.5 percent of jobs, up 16 percent since 1950, with clerical management professional and sales roles driving growth. Blue collar jobs include craftsmen machinists foremen operatives and production workers and faced higher layoffs during downturns. In 1958 white collar unemployment hit 3.2 percent versus 11.8 percent for blue collar workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie County
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Commerce
Evie
Pennsylvania
Dell
250 Vehicles Stalled In Freezing Interstate Jam In Ohio
More than 250 vehicles, mainly trucks, were stuck in a six mile icy bottleneck on Interstate 90 as Northeastern Ohio faced snow, wind and record sub zero temperatures. A four foot snow blanket and glazing created dangerous road conditions across Lake and Ashtabula counties with visibility reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paucovinis, Ohio
Ohio
Lake County
Ashtabula
Ohio 45
Rome
Rock Creek
Findlay
Betsey Barton Dies at 45 in Home Pool Tragedy
Betsey Barton daughter of Bruce Barton was found dead yesterday in the swimming pool at her Los Angeles home. The author who achieved literary success after a crippling accident had been confined to a wheelchair since an air crash in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey Barton
Los Angeles
Miss Barton
Bruce Barton
New York
Temperature by cricket chirps proposed by Arizona teachers
A committee completing a year long study in Phoenix proposes using cricket chirps in 15 seconds to estimate temperature. The science guide by the Committee for Elementary School Teachers in Arizona aims to spark interest in science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Hoenix, Ariz
Arizona
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