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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
1
Fragments describe a city clerk notice with mentions of bids, taxes, and improvements. The readable text hints at public proceedings, a bid process, and referenced departments, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
The Associated Press reports a holiday period saw a record 188 traffic deaths on a 20 hour observance stretching from 6 p.m. to midnight Wednesday. Total holiday toll reached 329 nationwide with drownings and boating accidents included. A fatal head on collision occurred near Felthe, Minnesota, while a parade disaster in Modesto left three children dead. An Atlantic Coast derailment near Florence, South Carolina killed the engineer and fireman and injured 13 others.
Weaver, left, who is running for Congress in the district, alongside Neal Coughlin, recently elected Republican county chairman.
Erie report details a chaotic local scene as an obojo man faces prosecution for kidnapping and false statements amid political tension. William Scranton, Republican candidate, weighs pressuring reform in state politics while officials debate charges and federal implications in a tied gubernatorial climate.
New York man Jobi Warnshous, 47, previously released on burglary charges, eluded police in Cory and Lakewood, driving erratically and clashing with a vehicle. Officers pursued him through North Center Street and toward Mayville, where a truck collision occurred. Warnshaus was captured by New York state authorities after midnight, facing charges for driving with no license and related offenses.
A coroner ruled the death of London man Wallin Bb. Puls as a self-inflicted hanging during an attempted setup for a task. The incident occurred as he was fixing a noose around a tool and appears linked to a heart attack prior to the hang.
Brazil reels as conservative Prime Minister Auro de Moura Andrade resigns after 36 hours in office. Army and police alert in Rio de Janeiro and major cities while labor leaders press for a Labor Party chosen premier. President Goulart under pressure as three days to nominate a new PM loom.
Canada faces intensified tensions as doctors threaten strike actions prompting government warnings. Reports describe rising demonstrations, evacuations of nonessential medical staff, and calls for emergency measures as regional hospitals brace for potential service disruption. Authorities debate contingency plans and public safety concerns.
Fourteen people, mostly children, were rescued when two motorboats collided on Chautauqua Lake near Jamestown. Several occupants were hospitalized in Pitts, Jamestown, and famostoya areas with varying conditions.
A Westmoreland County girl, reported to have been left with relatives, was photographed with a Texas mother. Police later identified that the woman in the Texas reunion was not the mother, and investigation traced deeds leading to the true mother in Texas. Detective Wasminiths and Ricehito Ats led the inquiry into the mistaken identity and the Texas connection.
Police report a Tuesday noon car crash on Route near Tay when a vehicle driven by John A. Dornan, 29, veered off the highway and rolled onto its side. Irwin Saitj Dorman and passenger Bates fr. Upton Holly sustained minor injuries as officers investigated the mishap and traffic backup formed along the secondary road.
Jersey City police probe a convoluted case linking a $2 million fortune found in a Plymouth in a garage to Moriarty and his brother. The suspect, Whipple, confronts prosecutors as four carpenters and a cache of weapons emerge. Officials seek ownership of the car and items.
A spectator was injured yesterday afternoon as a North East fire destroyed two buildings and a small shed amid battling flames. Ralph Reher, injured with a leg fracture, was admitted to Bantot Hospital. Local police are investigating the incident as debris piles were being cleared.
A fragmentary report notes a boy running away over a long distance, with unclear route from Los Angeles toward New York. It mentions alert from Frans World Aurlines and a cautious return plan.
Chautauqua County authorities report two drownings after falls from boats at Shore Acres near Belins Point on Maple Spring Ponts shore. Sheriff McChoskey and Deputy Evards led a multiagency search with fire departments and Lakewood divers, as efforts continued into the night.
Rotary sponsors a carnival planned for July 9 at East Main Street and Shady Avenue. A volunteer committee announces activities including a special ride area for hobly children and proceeds supporting local missions, following last year’s centennial celebration.
An incomplete clipping describes money, Wong Il, firegenund, and old model stir bo fe garage. Worlmen are tearing ie sleuduts down.
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