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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1965

Page

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Corry School Boards Eye $50,000 For Two Building Projects

Corry School Board and Corry Area Joint School Committee discuss major spending on renovations at Wright School estimated at 24000 dollars as part of a 120000 dollar long range plan and remodeling of former Harding School into administrative offices at about 24000 dollars the six districts anticipate sharing 100365 dollars in year end surpluses with Corry’s share around 54870 dollars.

Corry Board Wright School Harding School Corry Corry School Board Corry Area Jointure Jointure William Johnson Erie Johnson, Horrigan and Wright Harding Columbus Spring Creek Concord Township Wayne Township Elgin Borough Johnson

Corry School Renovation Costs Run About 48000

The Corry School Board faces about 24000 for Wright School renovations and 24000 for interior remodeling of the Harding School for Jointure offices, with six districts sharing costs. Architect Johnson explains plans and budget handling as the jointure meeting adjourns.

Corry School Board Unveils Surplus For Jointure Budget

Corry School Board and Corry Area Joint School Committee opened the new fiscal year with surplus projections above estimates in every district. The Jointure totals about 100 365 with shares allocated by each district’s burden. Corry stands to gain about 90 162 from state aid and year end balances.

Corry Columbus Spring Cri Concord Wayne Elgin Scranton

Fire guts vacant Erie building once Roessler Meat Packing

Firemen Francis Bossart and Nicholas Beak were injured in a two alarm blaze at a vacant Erie structure formerly home to Roessler Meat Packing. Both suffered second degree burns to the face and hands as police questioned several youths about the fire.

ERIE Roessler Meat Packing Francis Bossart Nicholas Beak

Mariner 4 Set to Photograph Mars Close Flyby

Pasadena scientists plan to waken Mariner 4 at 7 30 am PDT for a camera warm up. The 325 million mile voyage aims to snap up to 21 pictures during a 10 hour pass within about 6 000 miles of Mars. First images could be released late Thursday or Friday.

Pasadena Calif Jet Propulsion Laboratory Mariner 4 Mars U.S

Schools Hire Four Teachers for Next School Year

The Joint Committee hired four teachers including Mrs. Charles Miller to teach English and reading in seventh grade at Corry R D 3 and Mrs. Alda K. Miersma to teach first grade at Columbus School. Barbara H. Brench will teach fourth grade at Concord School, while Margaret Brown will teach tenth grade English and Journalism at Corry R D 2 and sponsor The Beaver newspaper for $200 extra.

Jointure Charles. Miller R. D Corry Alda K. Miersma Clymér Columbus School Barbara H.brench East Frederick Street Concord Margaret Brown The Beaver Kathleen Donaldson Columbus Donaldson Edinboro William Cochran

Two Hurt In Route 6 Crash Near Corry

A three car collision on Route 6 nine miles west of Corry injured Donald G. Bailey and Jerry Wade and damaged three vehicles. Bailey and Wade were treated and released at Union City Memorial Hospital. Ho ld ing charges are pending.

Route 6 Corry Union City Memorial Hospital Donald G. Bailey Sparetansburg Jerry Wade Bailey Wade Corry Barracks Nelis T. Ploss Jr Union City Harald Goode Will

Negroes Continue Picketing Girard College in Scranton Row

In Philadelphia protesters keep picketing Girard College over its all white policy. NAACP leader Cecil Moore says demonstrations will intensify while trustees consider legal avenues to uphold Stephen Girard’s will. Police guard grounds as tensions rise after a brief clash near the governor's office. A separate action in Congress would grant the Coast Guard Band statutory recognition alongside other service bands.

Girard Es Philadelphia Girard College Girard College Haval Williams Scranton Lng Stephen Girard National Association For the Advancement of Colored Cecil Moore NAACP Cel Girard State Office Jamies S Tate U.S U.S. Supreme Court Pennsylvania Supreme Court Algpes Moore State Building Graf Coast Guard Washington House Army Navy Air Force Marine Senate

Trailer Flips While Loaded With Blacktop Wrecks in Union City Area

A tractor-trailer loaded with blacktop overturned off a steep Oak Hill grade three miles west of Union City at 1 30 this morning. Driver Ronald Shields of Conneaut Ohio suffered a laceration over the left eye and was treated at Union City Memorial Hospital. The rig, owned by Warren Kelley of Girard Pa, was valued at forty thousand dollars in damage.

Steep Oak Hill Union City Ronald Shields Conneaut Ohio Union City Memorial Hospital Corry Barracks Warren Kelley Girard, Pa

Jobless Pay Checks Here Hit Record Low

Corry unemployment office reports record low total unemployment compensation on temporary basis. William Michael of the State Employment Service says fewer claimants as public school breaks increase job openings. In June 204 new applications. 33 placed, 23 hired in unskilled roles, 38 added to payroll, while 42 openings remain. Women urged to register for testing at North Center Street office. Available work includes gasoline station work, accounting, maintenance mechanic, and laborer positions.

Bureau of Employment Security Corry William Michael State Employment Service Ich PSES Relaoe Elgin Laboratories Waterford North Center Jay

Common Man Is Uncommon Shoplifter

A Buyers Fair manager on North Center street reported a shoplifting incident. The thief entered the store, switched footwear in the shoe department, replaced the old shoes in a box, then left. The episode illustrates a unusual but repeated practice in theft.

Albert Beckerink Buyers Fair North Center Street

Driver in License Suspension Linked to Fender Bender

Police connected Frank L. Miles 26 to a Saturday incident after a Friday minor crash caused about $10 damage. Miles admitted driving the vehicle later, while under license suspension, with William Apthorp and David Petty involved in the case. The matter was presented to Alderman Bachofner.

Charles Sutton Kenneth Nichols Frank L. Miles Spring Creek Ronald Miller Erie Miller Nichols Sutton East Main Street William Apthorp Apthorp Miles West Main Street David Petty Bear Lake Petty Richard Patty

Burglars Hit UC Country Club Drive-in Theatre

State Police investigated overnight break-ins at Union City Country Club and a nearby Sun Drive-in Theatre. Vending machines were cracked at the country club four miles outside Union City, coins looted. drive-in theatre office entered with undetermined losses.

UC Country Club Weunion City Country Club Sun‘sel Country Club Union City Waterford

Production Workers Rise Sharply As Manufacturing Gains Spur Optimism

Washington AP reports a Labor Department rise of 820000 production workers in the last year lifting manufacturing jobs to over 18 million. White House economists call the six months of data a significant sign of economic strength driven by rising production and service employment.

Washington Johnson White House Labor Department Harold Goldstein Bureau of Labor Statistics Goldstein Emanbastala Ae Ana Ber Manufacts S.w

Marines Suffer 17 Wounded in Da Nang Battles

An AP report details two Marine engagements near Da Nang South Viet Nam. In the larger action three miles southwest of Da Nang a Viet Cong force of about 200 fought Marines with air support. The spokesman said 22 Viet Cong were killed and 4 Marines died with 14 wounded in the first clash. The second action involved a recon unit aiding a beleaguered force.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S I Us Jase da’ Nang U.S. Milit da Nang Averrun Tech Fokyo Red China United States Pentagon U. S Hok’oy North Viet Nam Peking Brice Witcher Otis Air Force Base Redding Calif David A. Surles Falmouth Raleigh N.C Ood Papa Gallagher Wasp Gallagher Coast Guard Uist

Plane crash at sea killed most aboard after flaming impact

Surviving Air Force radar crewmen described the crash 100 miles north of Nantucket as striking the water like hitting a brick wall. Nine bodies were recovered as search efforts continued amid fog and high seas.

Palmouth Mass Otis Air Force Base Raymond Gallagher Nantucket Island Gallagher John Ne Enopols Boston Warried

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