Fragmentary note hints at station attachment to old mill
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a station and old mill, with unclear verbs and names. No clear event or date is discernible.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1966
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a station and old mill, with unclear verbs and names. No clear event or date is discernible.
The fragment notes that a drive was turned off and not functioning, with unclear surrounding details. It mentions Stroup in connection to the action, but the exact context and location remain elepsis.
Michael X. Fragale, former Kane Bank executive, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to three years in prison for making false bank entries and related charges. He admitted stealing about 239,000 dollars over 40 years, with funds used to cover interest on manipulated accounts. He may apply for parole immediately, with parole decision up to the attorney general.
In Hubbard and Youngstown two concurrent teacher strikes disrupt roughly 3,700 Hubbard pupils and about 28,000 Youngstown students. Hubbard boards seek a temporary injunction in Trumbull County Court to halt picketing as Judge George Birrell plans a Warren hearing. In Youngstown the federation meets with Superintendent J H Wanamaker tonight.
A fragment describes an obstacle course featuring a gaping crevasse as part of the challenge. The text hints at a long event with more hazards and varied sections to test endurance and agility.
The Commerce Department aims to tie federal grants and loans for industrial expansion to hiring and training of hard core unemployed in Negro neighborhoods and other areas with persistent job shortages. Assistant Secretary Ross D. Davis says the goal is more jobs for the ghetto and reservation Indians, using feasible industry programs to cut unemployment.
A car with three Pennsylvanians left the Ohio Turnpike near Streetsboro and overturned. Pittsburgh resident Anna Mae Height, 55, died. Driver Edward Johnson, 44, and passenger Cora Weatherly, 68, were hospitalized in Ravenna in serious condition.
More than 200 officers and enlisted men from Corry and across the state will take part in a brigade command post exercise at Harfee Eyre. The two day drill emphasizes counter insurgency jungle operations air mobility and staff decision making with Lt Col Spencer F. Wurst leading the 1st Battalion 112th Infantry from Erie and with personnel stationed in Corry Warren Meadville and Erie.
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania had a Thanksgiving dinner in Moscow after weather canceled his Belgrade trip during a foreign visit. He hoped to reach Yugoslavia’s capital or an alternate destination, hosted by William Dyess of the American embassy. The Foreign Relations Committee member is touring major cities starting in Paris.
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