Corry ad notes chaotic local entries and a $5000 reward
A cluttered local notice lists names and addresses amid ads and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital. Governor Wallace pledges state forces to uphold law and order as authorities pursue bombers, offering a $5000 reward. Corry, state events and civic notices form a dense, era-tinged record.
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Birmingham church blast shocks nation and spurs protests
The city faced a deadly church blast and ongoing protests as Black leaders and Civil Rights figures urged federal action to protect lives and property. Authorities reported 10 sticks of hazardous material in a stairwell device, sparking renewed calls for justice and racial peace amid tense scenes. Public safety units patrolled as crowds gathered, while political leaders pleaded for calm.
Death of longtime Corry educator and farmer Frank Harvey
Frank Harvey of Corry died at 10 10 a m yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital after being stricken at home with Beartatte He was born December 13 1889 in Wayne Township and lived there all his life a retired schoolteacher and farmer A Edinboro State Normal School graduate 1908 he taught elementary school in Wayne Township for 25 years He also served as township tax assessor and chaired the Brie County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service for five years He belonged to the Corry Grange Dairymen's League and the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church Survivors include his wife Ruth Z Harvey two sons Lloyd J and Kenneth L both of Corry two daughters Mrs Harold Dougherty of Corry and Mrs Alvin Feench of Clymer a sister Mrs J H Heerlein of Corry a brother Carlyle Harvey of P aledo Ohio 14 grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by a sister Ford Harvey in 1933 Friends may call at the St George Funeral Home today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Final rites Wednesday at the Corry EUB Church at 2 p m with multiple pastors officiating Interment Pine Grove Cemetery
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Corry Hosts District Librarians
Librarians from Crawford County gathered at the Corry Public Library for a Saturday meeting. They praised the library’s new look and changes overseen by Ruth Myers and volunteers, with Miss Helen Billing leading the informal session.
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Quidelines for Teacher Education Programs and Certification
The document urges canttaurd advisory roles for NCATE and regional associations aiding teacher preparation and local boards. It calls for state loan policies for future teachers, enhanced early probation support, and a university wide approach to teacher training. It also sets conditions on cross state certification recognition and foreign language preparation requirements.
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Proposals for Teacher Summer Study and In Service Education
The article outlines financial aid for teachers to attend summer schools and pursue master's degrees, with conditions on credit and residency. It calls for state funds, open programs, and credit transfer between institutions, plus in-service seminars to keep teachers up to date. It argues for competition and cooperation among colleges to improve teacher preparation and national education quality.
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