Unclear fragment hints at metal sales and prices
Fragmentary OCR mentions metals possibly brass and copper with a price near 0.95 and payment notes. lacks coherent context or complete names and locations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions metals possibly brass and copper with a price near 0.95 and payment notes. lacks coherent context or complete names and locations.
A rooming and property listing notes gas heated estates with multiple contact numbers and addresses. Readable fragments mention a 58 ENT room, upstairs space, complete furnishings, and lawn areas. Several phone numbers appear for inquiries and viewing, with references to estate and street addresses.
Representative Powell faces a five week suspension inquiry after the House voted to deny him seating. Vigorito supported the move, while Powell urged Negroes to abandon the Democratic party and consider a third party.
Suburban Pittsburgh resident Gary Meyers 26 of Bellevue died after lying in a coma for nearly ten months. The Allegheny County coroner said he had been unconscious since a March 18 collision between his car and a tractor trailer in Bellevue. He died at Kane Hospital.
President Johnson's State of the Union noncommittal on quick victory elicits skepticism from both sides. Senate leader Dirksen opposes slow arms race trading talks with the Soviet Union, while figures like Russell urge stronger pressure. Johnson promises to persevere toward an honorable peace in Vietnam with patience.
Erie County Salary Board approved raises totaling about 233000 for more than 550 workers, boosting annual costs to 350000 after a 117000 year end deficit. Per diem rates rise to 13 from 12, hourly courthouse pay up to 250, and 29 000 total for salaried staff across the 12 hospital employees nearly all receive increases. Continued on page three.
Armored U S columns push into the Iron Triangle as allied forces tally 165 enemy dead in four days. B52 raids support the push, with about 400 tactical strikes and heavy air power cited. Vietnamese forces report 172 Viet Cong killed and 26 captured in scattered fights. Nine Marines are listed as missing after a helicopter crash off Chu Lai.
A former Corry man filed a $20,000 lawsuit in Erie County Court over the July death of his 10 year old daughter Marcia Ann Jansen who died from chest wounds after a glass door shattered at her grandmother’s Corry home. He accuses Mrs. Blatt the Fogle Lumber Co and Air Master Products of negligence. Also reported is the death of Emilio Peretti 84 who was found dead on a hillside above Pittsburgh’s Fort Pitt Tunnels after leaving his Mount Washington home.
Harry Coulter states protestors want a new garbage ordinance not a reconsideration. Petitions were filed ahead of City Council discussion, with background from the Third Class City Code sections 1031 1034 detailing petition notices signing oath signatures and council submission procedures.
President Johnson asks Congress to raise taxes to help finance the Vietnam conflict. A 6 per cent surcharge on corporate and most personal income taxes would run two years or longer, with many households and singles facing higher bills, while Social Security benefits are set to rise. The plan aims to curb inflation and support economic growth amid escalating war costs.
Corry YMCA leaders Carol Taylor and Dr. Joseph Furst led the drive meeting to outline the first step of the membership campaign. A kickoff event is planned for February 3 with majors, captains, and other division leaders to be announced next Tuesday.
Three teenagers two girls pled guilty to transporting intoxicants near Corry on a state road. Kathleen Riehart 17 and J Kimmy 18 of Union RD1 faced charges with Trooper Richard Deutsch present. They were fined and released.
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