Journal fragment mentions age and date
Fragmentary OCR note references age 68 and 72 with unclear context. No identifiable names, places, or events are readable to establish a concrete item.
10 Mar 1964
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references age 68 and 72 with unclear context. No identifiable names, places, or events are readable to establish a concrete item.
An unclear agency related item mentions a siding cost approximation of $5892 and a figure resembling 2.8084 5 75 ED live erchant. The text also references suction and potential future action by an entity labeled ERCHANT, with fragmented phrases suggesting a procurement or repair context.
Fragmentary OCR hints at district officials and proceedings. Names or dates are unreadable, but mentions a district council or committee session and associated activity. Unable to confirm full context or outcome from the readable fragments.
Court clears backlog as county council halts bid for bridge project to allow revised plans and stakeholder input. Officials report potential costs and project timeline may shift pending new specifications and funding review.
Incomplete OCR text mentions a shed and a county normal center with unclear context. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are readable to establish a complete news item or outcome.
Washington AP reports a tense Senate civil rights battle begins with Southern lawmakers vowing no compromise and a strategic slowdown. Leaders plan standard sessions while Southerners prepare extended speeches. debate centers on Mansfield’s motion to proceed on the 10 point House bill as Everet Dirksen drafts substitutes. The fight is set to stretch over months with committee meetings aiding the process.
Frances Anderson posing as a nun aided police in foiling a holdup at the Maryknoll Seminary post office. The bandits fled as officers closed in. three men were wounded and captured, a fourth escaped into nearby woods. The crew loaded about 50000 dollars and stamps into a car before police returned fire.
General Doug MacArthur continued to make satisfactory progress today after undergoing major surgery last Friday.
Dallas AP reports Jack Ruby faces dramatic intent questions as jurors hear defense psychology and brain wave tests. Mrs Mar guerite Oswald, Oswald's mother, is blocked from court after the state subpoenas her, fearing an outburst. Judge and attorneys anticipate jury verdict by Saturday with one day of rebuttal planned.
The article notes Dixville Notch residents cast write-in ballots for Lodge Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater as New Hampshire Republicans brace for a broader primary. About 90,000 to 100,000 Republicans were expected to vote statewide despite bad weather, with late polls opening after midnight for reporting.
Corry Area Joint School Committee reviewed ongoing teaching programs with a 27 minute color film Challenge of Change The Case of Counselling shown by the guidance department. Elementary teachers Mrs Miriam Lloyd Columbus School Mrs Edith Fox Columbus School and Mrs Lens Ayers Conway School gave 15 minute reports on day to day work focusing on reading as the core skill and on integrated learning projects and library use. Continued on Page Two.
Violent storms and floods sweeping the eastern half of the nation caused deaths and widespread destruction. Tornadoes killed three in Mississippi and Alabama. floods forced thousands from homes in four states, with Ohio River valley hit hard by heavy rain. Bridges washed out and schools closed as Red Cross and National Guards aided evacuations. Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri reported severe overflows and record river levels.
An historic ice storm hit Corry and surrounding towns in pre-dawn hours, causing widespread power and telephone outages. Utilities Penn Electric and General Telephone faced downed lines, with Corry hardest hit and crews scrambled from multiple regions to restore service. Firefighters and volunteers guarded dangerous wires as schools warned of travel risks, while East and West wards reported the most damage and many streets littered with downed poles. Authorities urged caution as crews battled the extensive outages and flooding threatened Cambridge Springs access.
Corry School Board and Corry Area Joint School discussed sending local students to a proposed vocational technical school 80 miles away. A Erie County letter invited officials to a meeting to consider the plan while Corry Area High School shown a shop wing could support a formal vocational program.
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