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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1956
Page
8
A clumsy OCR output mixes rain and wind phrases with scattered names and fragments. It appears as a damaged weather and events snippet with no clear structure, making it hard to extract a coherent report or identify key entities.
A boy confessed to a serious incident involving his cousin and a girl. Details describe examinations, a hospital visit, and a legal stance with no charges filed at this time. The report mentions a nurse or official present and references medical trauma and heightened safety concerns.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a radio log for WOTR Radio with unclear scheduling terms and days. The readable parts mention headlines and a Ho lka party, but no coherent events, people, or concrete facts are identifiable for a fuller summary.
A garbled OCR text describes a fatal shooting and a captive figure, mentioning a person named Lawson and references to a store, a highway, and a custody scenario. The disjointed lines suggest a violent incident with a suspect, a witness or victim, and authorities, but readability is limited and many names are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notice references Pensal board and statements on child rearing with phrases about ignorance poverty and prevention. Mentions Donild McLean Cory and WCTU but unreadable context and no complete facts.
The district approves a 20 mill tax cut and salary increases effective next school term. Superintendent Dr Charles Wepsic says average salaries rise from 400 to 9800 seers per year, with scales impacting several schools. The move comes amid debt levels near 22 million and overall funding adjustments.
Slow, routine session as traders absorbed a dip from yesterday. Stocks showing only modest gains with mixed action across leading names including AT&T, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Kodak, and Standard Oil peers. Investors tracked industrials, utilities, and rail issues amid thin volumes.
In Brooklyn last night bandit Debernia, a 31 year old with a prior 10 year sentence for a bookmaker holdup, was killed by shotgun blasts from a moving car as he neared his apartment. Witness George Cuond reported the fatal shooting of the five man crew member associated with Coney Island merchants in the 1940s.
New beaches will bar swimming and picnicking after tinted warnings tied to safety concerns. Officials from the department cited hazardous conditions and untested facilities, delaying reopening until further testing and enforcement.
National strike halts operations at six plants including St. Louis facilities and Ottawa Beemer Clearfield and other locations. Rex Cross, national manager, said about 1,400 workers were affected as production ceased across the affected refractories plants. Other Cavalde-Ghiristy operations remain unaffected.
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