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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an assault incident involving a yard or field and a suspect, with unclear details. No clear names, date, or location are readable. The text resembles scribbled street notes rather than a complete article.
Fragmentary note appears to reference ETF activities or listings with unclear names and time. No clear event, organization, or people identifiable. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the text.
A stray beagle named Olea, brown and white, answers to that name and was brought to the state police after a resident reported it trying to find home. Officers also handled a noise complaint at Teichbor’s home and several small-town incidents including a youth fined for disorderly conduct, a man found asleep in a church, and several police calls about minors at a local dance and pinball machines.
Mrs Piccirillo dies at Cory hospital after long illness of multiple sclerosis she was 45. Born in Cory she attended local schools and married Michel J Piccirillo on October 1, 1935. Survived by husband, son Michael, mother Mrs Antonio Ficened sisters and brothers, with services at Bracken Funeral Home and St Elizabeth's Church.
UN officials report rapid return to bloodshed in Kasai and Katanga as Lumumba forces clash with Baluba tribesmen. A UN officer was dispatched Sunday to oversee a truce amid civil strife and secessionist pressures.
Robert Olmstead aged 68, a nationally known dairy authority who led campaigns against tuberculosis and brucellosis in the dairy industry, died yesterday in State College. Survived by his widow, two daughters Mrs. Carey Pearce of State College and a son Robert J. of Biglerville.
Patchy clipping reports local mishaps and events across Pennsylvania. A man was arrested in Dooley County after a getaway from Constable Warner and a reported break in at a dock, while a community fundraiser in Greensburg gathered donors for a mission driven by Cardinal Wilks and nuns from San Francisco. A Pullen Theater heist in Pittsburgh involved about 50 onlookers during a masked robbery.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic political scene with references to a revolutionary government, Nagy, Czechoslovakia, Romania, and various names, but the passage is garbled. The piece hints at postwar communist leadership shifts and violent upheaval, mentioning executions and political purges amid international intrigue.
A century-old United Brethren church near Bloomfield town southwest of Linville was leveled by a fire that damaged the structure beyond saving. Firefighters fought the blaze, saved some adjacent areas, and reported extensive interior destruction. The pastor Frank Wood led services past one year, with neighbors recalling prior revivals. The arson risk and origins remain under investigation by local authorities.
Loblaws reports record sales and profits with earnings per share of $1.02 for the year ending May. Net income rose and the company expanded capital stock, including a ten for one stock split. Stockholders’ equity per share reached about $7.00, while store count grew to 48 with a net increase of four stores.
Florida reels from the hurricane with 3,000 airlifted water rations reaching Homestead and the Keys. Navy ships aid distribution as electricity vanishes, freezing fridges and stoves. About 158,000 homes in Greater Miami and up to a million across the Tampa area lose power.
Fragmented report describes President Nixon’s campaign push with aides and Republican allies across major hubs. Recounts on television strategy, party fundraising, and efforts to sway voters while facing opposition questions about the 1968 election.
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