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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases about Watergate style politics, a president, peace, appointments, and secret projects. It mentions Colson, James, Karla, FBI, and November schemes, suggesting a murky network without clear actions or outcomes.
A fragment references a track change at McHale’s Farm near William’s Farm, noting possible adjustments to the course and scheduling. No additional context or names are confirmed in the readable text.
Incomplete OCR fragment references Old Bay and folding terms. Mentions liability, damage, and extended rent or terms. No clear person or organization identified.
The Associated Press reports a March 1 market basket survey of 15 items in 13 cities, with 12 of 13 showing higher total bills after a price-control lift except beef. Pork chops and eggs led gains, up to 20 cents per chop and 17 cents per dozen, while most items rose only modestly previously. Beef remains price controlled until September 12.
A Saegertown girl, 12, escaped unharmed after being trapped upstairs as a fire filled downstairs rooms yesterday afternoon. Firemen rescued her from the residence amid smoke and flames.
Patrick A. Skelly, 24, of 260 Apache Avenue, Corry, posted 125 dollars bail after a one car crash near Westfield that injured his brother Frederick. Skelly faces two motor vehicle charges, driving while intoxicated and speeding, with arraignment set for July 30 before Village Justice Kenneth W. Hemmer. The incident left both men treated for cuts at Westfield Memorial Hospital. Fire and police reports describe a nighttime crash with a pole sheared and a 70 foot rollover.
County employment reached a new high in June with 122,400 workers, up 1,900 from May. Both seasonal and nonseasonal lines rose, led by wage and salary groups. unemployment fell to 6,000, while plant payrolls climbed 1,100 to 47,200. Nonmanufacturing wages hit 63,000, a record, though government education declined.
Meadvill e girl Marge Patton, 16, is credited with saving an unidentified 17 year old boy at Pymatuning State Park. While swimming with friends she dove in after him when he sank and panicked. She freed herself and helped bring him to waist high water before another friend towed him ashore. The effort left her tired but untrained in lifesaving activities.
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