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Fragment summarizes a corrupted OCR line with scattered numbers and names. Unable to determine a coherent event, persons, or organization from the readable portion.
05 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
1
Fragment summarizes a corrupted OCR line with scattered numbers and names. Unable to determine a coherent event, persons, or organization from the readable portion.
A fragmented notice lists furniture tools and hardware for auction including a 953 GMC, a spray sander, a table saw, a coal plumbing article, and various shop items. Names such as Dobbs, Yates, Swan and Trust, Chesney, and Robel appear in the text along with addresses and a probate tone.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to the YMCA drew 154 donors, but weather and equipment issues reduced the collection to 136 pints against a 150 pint quota. A crew member was missing, plans called for five beds but only four available, and a late arrival compounded delays despite strong turnout from the community.
Corry Pennsylvania State Employment Service office lists openings in local area. William A. Michael urges qualified applicants to contact 142 North Center Street for positions including cost accounting clerk clerk stenographer bookkeeper sawmill workers cook kitchen helper baby sitter insurance salesman plumber's helper application engineer shop foreman turret lathe operator maintenance janitorial engineer and clerk typist.
Police report a deadly incident involving a tragic event near Ly coming Creek State with a victim and details strained by damaged OCR. The report mentions a girl and a vehicle strike, with authorities continuing investigation and identifying possible suspects.
The city advertised for a meter maid as Mary Helene Collier leaves for work at an industrial concern. Patrols will continue with city officers until a full time meter checker is hired. Local women are invited to apply in the city engineer's office today or tomorrow and renew if still interested.
President Johnson and Soviet leaders have not agreed on timing or scope of possible exchange visits this year. No definite plans exist for where Johnson would travel in the Soviet Union or for which Soviet leaders would come to the United States. Officials say communication through diplomatic channels indicates mutual interest but no final decision.
Eu fete Stormy McDonald, 23, heir to a reported $30 million trust fund, was described by friends as despondent over health and a failing marriage. He was found shot in the head with wrists slashed in a Tucson home. A coroner’s jury was impaneled and inquest set for Monday, with friends including actor Henry Fonda expected to testify.
The United Nations announced that West Germany will contribute another quarterly sum of 250000 dollars to the Corpus peacekeeping operation, as the Foreign Ministry stated.
King convened civil rights leaders in Selma to discuss a federal court order quickening voter registration in Dallas County while Washington and federal officials push for racial integration of all federally aided schools by opening day next September. The government links aid cutoffs to compliance, with 21 agencies involved and HEW as the model regulator.
At Cape Kennedy observers expect NASA to launch the first two man Gemini mission with Virgil Grissom and John Young as early as March 28. The Titan 2 booster and spacecraft checkouts ahead of schedule raise optimism of an earlier flight in the first quarter of 1965.
The Corry Recreation Board, at its reorganizational meeting, will seek creation of a Swimming Pool Authority with 1970 as the target date to build an outdoor pool. Victor Cragg Jr. was elected chairman and Quarles Williams re elected secretary treasurer.
Approximately 35 volunteers attended the final instructional meeting before the YMCA member drive opens tomorrow to recruit 800 members. John Rossbacher and Robert Bracken led the session with Sterling Wees assisting. A Mountain chart by Jack Osman highlighted progress while Century Club chair C. A. Ride Hillstrom noted two signups totaling 140. The drive will continue with campaign kits and a 10-person contact list given to each volunteer.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a birthday observance with unclear names and phrases. The readable portion hints at a personal milestone involving Bonn and Germeit Chancel and mentions an event dated yesterday. Further context is unreadable.
In suburban North Versailles Township three Green Valley Volunteer Fire Co. members Carmen Carulli 20 captain Gerald Damasky 18 and John McNeill 22 were arrested on arson charges accused of setting at least five fires including four auto fires and a vacant house blaze. Police said they helped fight the fires after alarms. Three juveniles aged 14 to 17 were also detained in connection with the incidents with one implicated after a January 29 questioning.
Haleyville Ala AP a local grocer complains 40 000 pounds or 20 tons of cabbage vanished en route from Texas to Haleyville. L B Williams ordered the load last Thursday and a Texas truck owner says the driver called from Fayette Alabama saying mud delays halted delivery. Neither the truck nor the cabbage has arrived.
Belgrade, Yugoslavia. The monthly Delo magazine published by Yugoslavia’s leading literary outlet accuses the Soviet Union of using concentration camps and practicing genocide long before Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. Professor Mihajlo Mihajlov, in Delo, says Soviet officials moved slowly to wipe out Stalinism, and the piece is seen as indicating Yugoslav Communist support for the criticism.
A fire leveled the Chalk Hill Hotel along Route 40 about eight miles east of Uniontown early today. The blaze of undetermined origin damaged the three story frame building despite six fire companies effort. No injuries were reported as the janitor and a man leasing the hotel escaped.
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