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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
3
The article references Baoni and the urge to stop education or move schools, with officials considering assigned plans. It notes investigations by the department and accusations of unsafe water supply and lavatory conditions. It mentions the Spartanburg area and classified notices.
A four month old lion cub escaped from an overturned car two miles south of Erie near the Thruway yesterday. Trooper James Smith of the Lawrence Park barracks recaptured the cub in a wooded area. The car driven by Mrs Elles Keene 61 of Harborcreek struck an embankment and overturned. Keene suffered hose cuts and chest contusions and was treated at Hamot Hospital. Passenger Mrs Mildred Mills 61 of Charlotte N C was admitted with chest contusions and possible wrist injury. Keene's daughter Cherry Slagter 18 sustained arm and knee bruises. The cub, a pet of the Keene family, was unharmed and recently brought from New York City.
Reported clashes in Chicago describe a racially mixed gang assaulting civilians, with John Healy injured by a beating. Police pursued the gang as callers alerted authorities, and weapons seized included knives, pipes, bats, a chain, a bailer hook, and lids used as shields.
A $-month-old fox named Peggy lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Nichols and two dogs on Wayne street. Captured at three weeks old, Peggy is treated as a pet, eats dog food, sleeps indoors, and mimics dogs, though she still acts like a fox, chasing and avoiding strict meals while tolerating the hounds.
Clymer celebrates the 35th annual reunion of the Teachers Training Class of 1926 with a banquet at Peacock Inn. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Harry Beckerink, Mr and Mrs Arthur Groggin, and Mr and Mrs James Gravink. A brief business meeting was led by Mrs Doris Scholton Lindberg of Ashville.
A compact meditation on how speech and print preserve voice and memory across time, contrasting ephemeral talking with durable written record. The piece weighs the enduring presence of printed text in culture and history.
Warren police responded after burglars pried a rear door at the Warren service station. They forced entry through a rear door, opened a damaged safe, and stole approximately $20 in change from the cash register. Tools were scattered and a tool box was left open as Larry Slagle assisted in the investigation.
Fragmented account describes U S weighing an attack option using chemical missiles. References to Pershing missiles with 200 mile reach, House appropriations hearings, and Army Chemical Corps Intelligence Agency testimony. Mentions nerve agents and stockpiles in the Gayiet Union context and potential softening strategies.
A lengthy Business Mirror item discusses unemployment and labor data. It notes 40 percent of jobless individuals have family responsibilities and 44 percent have been unemployed for 13 weeks. Retraining programs and wage growth trends are examined as authorities project elevated unemployment and potential shifts in employment.
Two of the ululest Peendlwanuese tonaries seen by Setopakii and crannies in Mae United Shines bed vesturtas.
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