Fragmentary Local Note Mentions County Assembly
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
1
A partial text references a county or county action in a Let area with unclear details. The readable fragment hints at governance or meeting activity but omits dates, names, and outcomes.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The search continued for three bank robbers who escaped Alcatraz Island prison in San Francisco Bay Tuesday by widening cell wall vents with stolen spoons. Leader Frank Morris 39 and brothers John 2 and Clarence Anglin 31 remained at large as officials warned the trio might have reached shore on a makeshift raft. Warden Olin Blackwell doubted they were alive if they tried to swim. An extensive coast to coast search was coordinated by authorities.
The Erie and Erie County Center for Retarded Children fund drive raised 1326 dollars. Campaign director Mrs Harold Messenger said the effort, conducted across Corry Cofeed Wayne Townships and Elgin Boro, enrolled two preschoolers for fall school placement. Dr Gertrude Barber from Erie will interview parents, with transport arrangements pending.
TACOMA WASH AP reports a missing child case from August 31 1961. Donald and Beverly Burr wake to find their 9 year old daughter Ann Marie Burr gone from her bed. A full house search follows as doors and windows show signs of forced entry with no ransom or explanation. Police investigate while the family endures months of fear and uncertainty without answers.
Corry Area High School agriculture students and local FFA members travel to Pennyivannta State University for the three day FFA Activities Week. The agenda includes mass meetings, educational remonstrations, tours, and two contests. Seniors James Bennink and Beau Mio will compete in farm mechanics while Art Ditgfelder and George Sekerak, juniors, enter livestock judging.
The Public Housing Administration announces a grant of 9300 dollars to support elderly residents in the Mpiyb community. Details describe how funds will aid housing and related services.
Elementary desks taken from Wrielham Concord schools are free to reclaim for any residents who pay school taxes. The program runs this week with remaining desks to be disposed of Monday. Desks are in good condition and free of charge.
New York AP report of a Philadelphia Petroleum Co. executive Felton Gay, 52, shot by a jealous brother after a platonic relationship with secretary Miss Maltool. Gay died at Beekman Downtown Hospital twenty hours after the incident. His wife Berli Gay, 45, and their daughter were at the hospital. Police quoted Miss Mullboly’s brother about the motive, while colleagues described Gay as a VP overseeing New York operations.
The stock market traded heavy with prices barely lower as traders tested levels after Black Monday. American Telephone fell 1.12 to 104, Ford down 0.63, with most issues losing fractional amounts as doubts about buying support grew. Analysts cited Kennedy's Yale speech and Bell's budget remarks as influencing sentiment, warning of further declines if inflation and spending fears persist. The NYSE erased about 6.8 billion in value, marking the era's third steep drop.
School district officials discussed bid openings for janitorial and office supplies at a Monday meeting. The superintendent and business manager will present bids to the Garry Area Joint School Committee after staff specifications are finalized. Four members were named to sit in on bid reviews and the July meeting will decide contract awards.
President Kennedy told Premier Khrushchev that Laos in coalition under Prince Souvanna Phouma marks a milestone in East West efforts. He urged continued Geneva talks to complete settlements and pressed for an independent neutral Laos, noting progress could aid broader international solutions. The message, dated June 12, was released by the White House.
Fragmented account describes US surveillance of Soviet nuclear testing programs in the Pacific and Arctic regions, noting American and Soviet naval activity. The piece cites Khrushchev’s statements and implies both nations seek to extend test capabilities, with US subs and submarines monitored for intelligence value.
Clerical error at the First Ward precinct inflated counts and led county officials to split the merger outcome. The corrected tally shows a narrow city vote in Corry favoring the merger while Spring Creek Wayne and Coni cotd townships rejected it. the statewide result places the merger on future ballots for the city of Corry with a close margin.
A man named Zarol regained his life savings today after they fell from a car fender and were found downtown. Police retrieved the funds near the headquarters west of the serial avenue, discovering bonds and a stick of oil tins among the assets.
The Corry Area School Committee approved hiring Corry native Becker Jr and another new teacher to Conway Elementary. Albert a McBimny of 325 South Center Street joins as first grade instructor with a Corry High School degree, and Dini Wiscollet Collet will join teaching duties.
A judge in Austin was indicted yesterday for failing to file a voice tax related report. The document notes the judge acknowledged not reporting income to the government and withholding money. Authorities cited difficulties obtaining necessary authentication for a related test.
Washington AP Maynard Dr Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp said his firm’s relationship with Estes before a House subcommittee investigating the Estes case. Wheeler testified that Frank Cain a Dallas lawyer represented Pacific Finance Co had said Estes told him the company would put him into business. Wheeler denied stating anything about establishing a business for Estes and said deposits in a Swiss bank were offered. He described Estes signed over payments from government surplus grain storage to Commercial Solvents as part of a collapsed enterprise after Estes was indicted for fraud.
Edward O. Frags, a longtime editorial writer for the Los Angeles Times, died yesterday after a long career in journalism. He retired in Ath tied years ago and was a respected voice on editorial pages.
Explain reason No bid bond with walk bid. The mimeograph form prepared for sidewalk contractors lacked the required $1,000 bond. Only bid received Monday was rejected as noncompliant. The council notes bids may be higher than the $2.80 rate some owners have paid for walks.
A disjointed OCR note describes a wedding scene with intoxicated grooms and a bridegroom facing a problematic ceremony. The text includes garbled quotes and unclear details about parish life and local references, with phrases echoing a rustic toast or proverb.
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