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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1969
Page
3
The readable text shows a broken fragment referencing an election, a person, and possible fatal or dire outcomes. Details are uncertain, with missing names, places, dates, and context making a definitive summary impossible.
Fragmentary text references Viet Nam era events and a Capitol office. Names and specific actions are unclear due to damaged source.
A high school controversy over skirt length sparks battles with parents over dress codes. Teachers report embarrassment while girl watchers note growing attention as debates about gender norms and attire unfold amid complaints from some mothers.
A westbound Erie Lackawanna train struck a small foreign car at a Meadville railroad crossing around noon. Mrs. Sarah L. Farance of Conneautville drove the car into the crossing after warning signals began. Her two children escaped, while Mrs. Farance fled as the train, under 20 mph, pushed the car into a switchbox and along the tracks 150 more feet. No injuries were reported to passengers.
A suspected bank robber, W. Alvey 44 of Ashtabula Ohio, was tackled by three citizens after fleeing Liberty National Bank & Trust Co with 3450 in cash. He was jailed overnight in Buffalo awaiting arraignment. The incident began at 4 15 p m with a note demanding cash.
The Educational Development Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania unites more than 300 teachers administrators and college personnel from Crawford Erie and Warren counties to improve education. Corry participants include Ann Baressi Ray Elsen and LeRoy Peck as volunteers dedicate extra hours to the effort.
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