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A fragmentary note mentions Tuesday without a clear plan or assignment. It references a time element but offers no concrete event, location, or participants, leaving the exact action unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
3
A fragmentary note mentions Tuesday without a clear plan or assignment. It references a time element but offers no concrete event, location, or participants, leaving the exact action unclear.
Incomplete text shows financial figures and garbled phrases. The readable parts mention numbers such as 7 936 918 69 and 1 021 830 79 with stray words like bunk and cimene. No coherent event or entities to identify an actionable news item.
Gov Bob Scranton plans to ask the General Assembly for about $98 million in new expenditures for FY 1963-84, targeting shifts in sales and excise taxes. Proposals include raising the tobacco tax, expanding the sales tax to clothing, and broadening levies on cosmetics and soft drinks to balance a roughly $1.125 billion budget.
The funeral service for Mrs Wilbur C. Isabelle Johnson was held yesterday at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev. Robert DeBoer of Piast Baptist Church of Corry officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery with bearers Prenle O'Conner Lyle Btranahan Neil Stranahan Richard Witmer Philip Northrop and Harlan Burlingame. Members of the Women's BALef Corps of Cotry attended as a body and noted as honorary pallbearers.
In Erie, the unexplained death of Le Roy Besanson 49, who died at Hamot Hospital from a fractured skull after being jailed on disorderly conduct charges, prompts police to pursue two leads. Authorities consider a fall or blunt force injury from a brawl or robbery, with questions about prior questioning and transfer from the county jail.
In Philadelphia police say a gunman fired at lawyer Joseph Alessandroni, brother of State Attorney General Walter Alessandroni, but the shot lodged in a pistol barrel after the gun was wrestled away. Paul J. Kane, 29, was charged with assault with intent to kill and related counts, receiving five years probation after the incident.
Washington sources say a brighter 1963 outlook reduces recession fears and lowers unemployment risk. Government officials note 1963 production could reach around 540 to 580 billion dollars with upturns in leading indicators suggesting firmer activity ahead. The administration keeps tax cut plans for Congress but expects only modest gains in output relative to last year.
The article reports on calls for an immediate probe into voting procedures in Erie County. Atty Schaaf cites irregular registrations outside the courthouse and at GOP locations. Malfeasance threats were mentioned as county commissioners faced possible charges. The piece references Corry sidewalk registrations and Rothrock Building activities linked to GOP offices.
In Corry officials Schaaf named Prod ox as the local registrar with W. W. Waterhouse running the jailhouse list. Commissioners voted to authorize regional registrations after noting last year’s field trips created many new voters, a move Democrats challenge as political maneuvering tied to party registration gains.
Government economists note 17 leading indicators available for February show 13 rising with four holding steady or falling. The rise follows a summer 1961 rebound, but experts warn the signal may be a temporary fluctuation rather than a lasting trend.
UmaNuN Pa AP Rus sell L Barr 56 Palmyra faces 2 1 2 to 5 years in county jail for embezzling about 40000 from Citizens Fire Co of Palmyra Judge G Thomas Gates imposed the sentence and fined Barr 100 He was treasurer of the fire company since 1954 fled to Florida after the shortage was discovered last November and was arrested earlier this month
Rev G G Creighton reflects on Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem in John 12 12 26 tracing Zechariah 9 9 prophecy and the crowd's homage The piece contrasts the borrowed manger and the colt with royal entry underscoring Jesus mission as Redeemer and the fulfillment of scripture as understanding grows after his glorification
A mineral service for infant Debra Sue Titch, daughter of Vir and Mrs Clarence Titch of Corry, was held yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home. Rev Earl Docherty of Corry Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiated. Interment is planned later at Beaverdam Cemetery.
Ann Arbor firefighters responded to a small fire yesterday in the cargo hold of a loaded garbage truck. No injuries were reported and the cause was not immediately known.
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