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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
1
Ding Ton Chief Dead Unty
The readable fragments report the death of a chief figure, identified as Ding Ton, and note a locality or community context. The text is fragmentary, with limited names or concrete details available for full confirmation.
Fragmentary note hints at names and details
Readable bits mention a person or group in neon environment with mixed letters and numbers. The text references a likely name ending in liam and a figure 101, but no clear event, date, or place is identifiable.
Runaway truck incident on Spring Street hill
Photo shows vehicles involved in a runaway semi losing brakes on Spring Street hill. Timothy Rose’s heavily damaged car sits left while Police Lt. Julius Wotus gathers with Rose. Center features Agnes E. Davis, Josephine Frisina, Robert Clausen, the semi driver, and Officer Fred Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street Hill
Timothy Rose
Julius
Gus) Wotus
Rose
Center
Agnes E. Davis
Josephine Frisina
Robert Clausen
Fred Corbett
Clausen
Erie
Tonnard Mfg. Co
West Pleasant’ Street
Agnes B. Davis
Corry
Connie's
West Pleasant
Timothy C. Rose
R.D.1
Spartansburg
Spring Street
West South Street
West Main Street
Penn Central
Runaway Big Clobbers Cars No One Hurt
A tractor-trailer brakes failed on Spring Street hill at noon yesterday causing a wild crash that damaged three vehicles for a total of 8300 dollars. All drivers escaped injury. The incident began when Robert B. drove the runaway truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Central
Spring Street
Spring Street Hill
Robert B
Gold ownership debate drags in House Senate
Washington AP report notes lawmakers spar over permitting U.S. citizens to own and trade in gold as a dollar devaluation bill stalls. House vote on a Senate bill repealing the gold ban failed 162 to 162, leaving repeal timing to the President amid broader monetary differences. Senate action pending conference choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
U.S
Fried chicken franchise approved in former service station
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment granted a variance for Kentucky Fried Chicken to locate in a former service station at North Center and West Smith streets after a packed hearing. Petitions and church and tenant group opposition were overcome as the three-member board approved the move to meet a community need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aginners
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry Savings and Loan Association
North Center Street
Stewart A
Doc) Long
Long
Louis Hanna
James St. George
Shapp Likely To Testify In Wiretap Case
Gov. Shapp said he would probably testify if his former state police commissioner and six others are tried on illegal wiretapping charges. He cited the need to clear up allegations, including Arella disobeying orders and directing men to investigate policemen at a George Washington motor lodge in King of Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Rocco P. Arella
King of Prussia
Urella
Arella
George Washington
Trary
Atty
J. Shane Creamer
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
George Washington Motor Lodge
Philadelphia
Arella and
Creamer
Crime Commission
Stephen Luch
Ansky
Luchansky
House
House Committee
Sparta and Corry Grads Celebrate Final High School Ceremonies
Graduation night honored 226 Corry Area High School seniors and 31 Sparta High graduates with numerous awards and scholarships. Corry recipients included three $200 Elks scholarships to Testi Tripp Willman, a $400 Women of the Moose nursing award to Martha Davis, and a $1,200 Honor scholarship to Grace Lincoln plus National Merit commendations. Sparta honors featured high honors for Joan Ormsbee, awards for Lori Cook and Susan Graves, DAR Good Citizenship to Darlene Howell, and multiple music and art recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Sparta High
Corry Area High School
Corry
Women of the Moose
Martha Davis
Corry Rotary Club
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Grace Lincoln
R.D
Joan Ormsbee
Susan Graves
Lori Cook
Daughters of the American Revolution
Darlene Howell
Caroline Augustine
General Mills
Yvonne Cook
Armed Services
Gregory Reynolds
Nancy Jewell
Kathie Kamper
Debra Rogers
Frank
James Davis
Wendy Penoyer
Jon Albers
Greg Reynolds
Corps Seeks Erie County funds for Union City Dam center
Erie County officials were asked to approve paying 114000 dollars annually for 50 years to develop the Union City Dam into a year round recreation center. The Army Corps of Engineers proposed a 5.154 million dollar project with a 50 50 financing split, yielding a county share of about 2.577 million in principal and 3.023 million in interest at 3 649 percent. County commissioners anticipated help from state funds and potential reductions near 30000 to 40000 per year. The county would maintain and replace recreation facilities at no cost to the federal government while allowing concession facilities such as restaurants lodges and golf courses. A second phase costing about 2.442 million would follow with half funded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Union City
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Peter Russo
State Ag Chief McHale Speaks on Beef Prices and Farm Struggles
James McHale Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture addressed Corry Rotary Club and guests from Kiwanis, Jaycees, and the public. He warned beef prices may stay high for years, attributing rising costs to consumer demand for fancy packaging and other embellishments rather than farmer pricing, and noted farmers are going out of business for several reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eaton
Jim McHale
Pennsylvania
James McHale
Corry
McHale
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Tur Atal
Iuys
Olobart Lorial
M. Tisonni
McCray
Norristown
Sparta
Corry Grads
Jack E. Chapin
National Merit Scholarship Association
Janet A. Brown
James A. Meneely
Martin Pfinsgraff
Corry High School
Virgil Curtis
Mel Bud
Kiwanis
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Edinboro
Bertrand Hover
Corps
County
UC Dam
State Ag
Agriculture
Venture Inn
Keith Nichols
Marvin McHale
Raymond Wiggers
Eaton
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