Unclear OCR fragment notes areas and troops
Fragmentary text references areas and troops with broken phrases. No clear events, names, dates, or locations emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
7
Fragmentary text references areas and troops with broken phrases. No clear events, names, dates, or locations emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Fragmentary text references an incident near Erie with mentions of Swanson Norman and bruises. No clear date, location, or outcome is present to confirm details or identify persons or organizations involved.
Thieves forced a rear window at the Route 19 plant and pried open a floor safe in the office, stealing about $12,100 in cash and checks. Police recovered roughly $6,100 in checks found by youths in a wooded area. Trooper James Bailey leads the investigation.
Crawford County dog law investigator TIrusvib Lé-K. Pratt and Humane Society agent B. H. Taylor seek two suspected dognapers who stole a collie and a shepherd. The pair, in a panel truck, claimed they were taking dogs to the county pound. One dog escaped. the shepherd remains missing. There's no county dog pound, with only two pounds in Titusville and Meadville. Citizens urged to report suspect descriptions and license numbers to police.
Edward J. Clough 29 was arrested on Chautauqua Lake and charged with unauthorized use of a boat a felony. He allegedly took a Jamestown boat at Midway Park and was detained after a patrol spotted it nearing a marina. Bail set at 500 dollars. he faces further hearings before local justices.
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The YMCA issue lists daily activities from Monday to Saturday with times for swimming classes, TOPS programs, adults, seniors, and youth groups. Programs include coed and gender specific sessions, buses to events, sewing, ceramics, guitar, and family swims. Summer schedule begins June 20.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions itching and infection risk with unclear references to authorities and locations. No coherent event or identifiable names present.
The State Game Commission will issue 320000 antlerless deer hunting licenses this fall, 118600 more than 1965. Antlerless deer season runs December 12 13 with extensions in Berks Bucks Chester Delaware and Montgomery counties to December 17. Opening date for the 198667 season is September 1. Also announced were bear season changes including a three bear bag limit for groups of five or more, a two week late season for grouse squirrels and rabbits after Christmas, and other adjustments to muskrat mink beaver and archery seasons. Wilson College breaks ground on a new 2000000 science center in Chambersburg.
The late archery area in Cumberland County adds eastern portions. Regular deer season runs Nov 28 to Dec 10. Archery Oct 1 to Oct 28, with Dec 26 to Jan 7 in parts of PA. Buckshot only Nov 28 to Dec 10 in SE PA. Bear season Nov 21–26, one bear per hunter. Wild turkey Oct 29–Nov 12, extended to Nov 26 in scattered counties. Beaver season Feb 11–Mar 12, daily limit three, five in four counties.
A Reading Fairgrounds race school sprint car crash killed 34 year old William Red Reigel of Leesport Pennsylvania and 43 year old Jud Larsen of Indianapolis Indiana during a 30 lap feature race. Cars locked wheels and overturned twice as 14 cars were on track. Bob Unser of Albuquerque New Mexico won the race after it was restarted. Sunday featured the Wilson Alumnae Association weekend reunion.
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