Auction items mix farm equipment and tools
Fragmented OCR lists tractors plows tractors hay balers wagons and miscellaneous farm tools with brands like John Deere Case Ford and Moline and notes an auction timeline of 14 days in April at Custard's Mumford with scattered references to Six Nations trade and a political line about a common president government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Wells Cummings
Ripley
Ford
Emsrson
Deeree
Mumford
Six Nations
Pa. Schools Bill Won't Be Ready For Month
Harrisburg AP report says it will take at least a month for the Senate Education Committee to prepare Scranton administration's compulsory reorganization bill for action by the full Senate. Public hearings ended and reconvening set for April 16. The measure preserves a 4000 pupil goal and allows standalone districts for some small schools, but critics worry about population standards and timing.
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Harrisburg
Senate Education
Senate
Paul L. Wagner
Edwin D. Eshleman
F.lancaster
House Education Committee
Scranton
Jack W. Robbins
Upper Dublin Township
Montgomery County
Court Rules Out 2nd Job For Policemen
Albany report says New York City Police Department rules banning officers from moonlighting were upheld unanimously by the State Court of Appeals. The court rejected officers' salary complaints, noting moonlighting harms readiness, and suggested higher pay as the remedy rather than easing restrictions.
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Albany
New York City Police Department
State Court of Appeala
Stephen P. Kenedy
Kennedy
Judes
Haven't A Thing To Wear See Mrs Schaefer
A wind gust mystery dresses a Grand Street home. Mrs Harold Schaefer, finding a size 12 or 14 dress frozen to her yard, says no neighbor claims it. No owner yet. the dress may have blown from a distant home during the storm.
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Harold Schaefer
Grand Street
Wind-Fanned Fires Plague Pennsylvania
Wind swept across eastern United States driving cold air into Pennsylvania and starting or worsening fires across the state. About 180 acres of timberland burned in central Pennsylvania with large blazes on Peters Mountain and fires at Laurel Lake Pine Grove Furnace State Park and River Mountain. In Steelton a house fire destroyed one home and damaged three others as winds fanned flames through the city. Philadelphia reported around 200 fires, with eight houses wrecked and two oil firms briefly threatened. Winds up to 70 miles per hour leveled an Allentown area building, knocked out windows in Bethlehem, wrecked a hangar near Pottstown, and caused a mile-long field fire near Fottstown injuring a boy in Philadelphia when a tree fell.
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Associated Press
United States
Pennsylvania
Buvreau
Peters’ Mountain
Harrishire
Laurel Lake
Pine Grove Furnace State Park
Lebanon
Hershey
Union Deposit
River Mountain
New Cumberland
Goldsboro
Steelton
Witd
Philadelphia
Pires
Allentowh Sea
Aldenstone
Bethlehem
Pottstown
Montgomery County
Fottstown
Tim
North Korea Agents Alleged in South Korean Unrest
Invun South Korea report says Communist North Korea organized a large number of agents to foment anti government demonstrations. South Korea's military authorities claim civilian leaders push for civil rule and announce arrests of North Korean agents and undisclosed number of contacted South Korean youths.
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Invun
South Korea
North Korea
South Ores
Outbreak of Winds Roars Across East Killing Three
Fires fanned by roaring winds from Maine to Georgia kill at least three people and cause widespread damage. Trees uprooted power lines fall and wind gusts reach 81 mph. A New York City worker dies from a wind tossed plank while a Syracuse suburb woman dies of electric shock after stepping from her car tangled in live wires. A Passaic building collapse claims another life. Weather forecasters expect easing winds and rising temperatures as a deep Canadian low pressure system interacts with a northern Missouri high. New England endures snow, wind and freezing temps with power outages. Delaware reports its largest forest fire in history in New Castle County. Western Virginia also faces numerous woodland fires.
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Associated Press
Maine
Georgia
New York City
Syracuse
N.Y
Passaic
U.S
Weather Bureau
Canada
Missouri
New England
Mercury
New York
New Castle County
Delaware
Teeton
West Virginia
Soviet Moon Shot Reaches Destination
Moscow reports Lunik 4 would pass near the moon with no landing planned. Tass said the 3130 pound satellite was on its last leg, instruments functioning, and speed had slowed to about 6700 mph due to Earth's gravity. Control centered in Crimea.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Space Observatory
Tass
Lunik
Moscow Hime
Proeyar
Crimea
CAHS Students Hear Atomic Science Assembly
Corryaria High School students attended a morning assembly on atomic science led by Larry J. Frahm from Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Science Tennessee. Frahm discussed atomic energy basics and its agricultural industrial and medical applications then visited chemistry and physics classes. Principal Harold Wolfe praised the program.
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Corryaria
le Scientist
Harold G. Wolfe
Heart Advertising Inc. executive dies at 62
Edward Lully, retired vice president and rector of Heart Advertising Inc., died yesterday in New York. The Hearst aide is listed as 62 and associated with the firm’s leadership. Further details were not immediately released.
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Hearst
Dins
New York
Edward
Lully
Heart Advertising Tert See Inc
Scranton Presses Tax Plan Through Despite Mixed Reactions
Gov. Scranton urged quick passage of a 142.2 million tax program with a clothing tax extension and small cigarette tax increases to fund a 1963-64 budget. He rejected dropping clothing taxes and said further savings will come from departmental reforms and modernization. Disclosures about alleged favoritism and labor strikes were noted but not pursued, with continued resistance to a soft drink bottle tax.
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Scranton
Dregenfuss
Atty
Walter E. Alessandron
Gandon D. Zlegenfuss
Alessandroni
Department
Democratic State Committee
Ziegenfuss
Alessandront
Serahtets
State Approves Plans For New HS Addition
Harrisburg reports the State Department of Public Instruction approved a 618000 addition to Corry Area High School adding several classrooms a planetarium an auxiliary gym and space for a science unit library lockers and a cafeteria. Local bonds fund the project with next steps to submit cost estimates and bids for construction.
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Harrisburg
Corry Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Aller
Departiment
Letter from Edinboro students on unrest shows little easing
Editor notes a letter from two Edinboro State College students outlining concerns over faculty losses condemned buildings housing poor phone service lack of centralized mail and censorship of campus newspapers. They question administrative decisions and report a May 2 meeting with President Miller yielding no progress and cite continued demonstrations.
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Edinboro
Journal
Edinboro State College
Nesty Pehees
Hailor
Thomas H. Miller
Miller
March Job Placements Show 39 Hired Here
COMS vee eevee DlyseeeTp COM pensation decreased during the past month and it is expected relaims will continue downward trends with spring weather aiding construction work return. William Michael German, manager of the Corry office of the State Employment Service, reported 39 applicants placed in jobs here during March. Of these, 82 were in manufacturing plants while others filled professional clerical and service roles. The office referred 42 job openings received that month and 106 applicants registered for work. With the handicapped committee now organized, Cory can participate in state sponsored employment initiatives.
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William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Michael
Community Committee For the
Coryy
Pa. Boy Killed As Baseball Dugout Caves In
A Lewistown boy, Paul Jones Jr., 13, died after the roof of a Little League dugout collapsed during practice in Lewistown. Winds gusted, knocking in the dugout at the Burnham Playground, and he was injured fatally while assisting at the session. He died at Lewistown Hospital from multiple injuries after rescue efforts.
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Lewistow
Lewistown
Paul Jones Jr
Burnham
Warren County funds Corry Memorial Hospital allocation
Warren County commissioners adopted a 687 588 budget including a 1 600 grant to Corry Memorial Hospital for the new fiscal year starting July. The hospital receives a 1 500 check this year and faces rising charity care losses, with Corry serving county residents from Columbus Bear Lake Lottsville Spring Creek Wrightsville and nearby rural areas.
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Warren County
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Hospital
Warren
Edgar Alexander
Alexander
Columbus
Bear Lake
Lottsville
Spring Creek
Wrightsville
Inventor Gatke Dies at 83 in Chicago
Thomas L. Gatke, 83, inventor of the molded brake lining enabling four wheel brakes, died yesterday in Chicago. Gatke held more than 100 patents and was president and founder of the Gatke Corp for over 50 years.
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Chicago
Thomas L. Gatke
Gatke
Gatke Corp
Photo Caption List of Knights and Officials Missing One Member
A fragmented caption lists front row Thomas Crage A Williams G R Davis and Mary Powers with rear row M S Heed James St George W Reade Laughtist Louis Irs Michael Lyndy Patterson and others. Missing from Willard 3 Gibson Esquire.
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Thomas Crage
A. Willams
G. R. Davis
Marry Powers
Heed
James St. George
W. Reade Laughtist
Louis “Irs
Michael Lyndy
Jsler
Mr. Patterson
Willard 3. Gibson
Esquire
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