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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
6
Paragraf Victory School near Eranklin ran without water on Monday as pumping equipment failed. Franklin High School supplied water that night to ensure students had water Tuesday. Repairs include replacing the pump and well casing.
Darin Smith, a 19 year old college freshman, convicted of negligent homicide and reckless driving in a New York suburb case linked to teen drinking at private house parties. Judge Rodney Eielson sentenced him to six months in jail to be suspended after 0 days and two years probation. verdict to be appealed.
Pennsylvania’s 1964 growing season ended with killing frosts last week. The State Crop Reporting Service notes a cool dry week with some snow in northern counties and widespread drought reducing yields across major crops. Since April 1, 15 of 18 weather stations reported insufficient rainfall.
Incomplete OCR item notes election judges and polling places amid uncertaint ies about teachers potentially leaving duties. The fragment hints at certification and watchword terms for election oversight.
Fragmentary notes refer to Secretary George Bloor and a statewide effort tied to teaching certificates. The text hints at a broader election network project in Pennsylvania and potential opposition or oversight.
Fragmented OCR describes officials examining teacher certificates and observer rules at polling places in Erie County. It notes possible court action if certificates are refused and outlines party observer allowances at the polls.
A partial note indicates resistance from Erie County and a second Pennsylvania county to using teachers as polling place workers. Details on who objects and the scope are unclear from the fragment.
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