Auction Notice at Rice South of Tillot
The notice advertises a public auction near Rice south of Tillot with terms including cash payments. Items listed include equipment such as plows, binder, and various farm implements, plus furniture like beds and tables. Names referenced include Mrs. Paul Riceville Laurence and others connected to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Smooth- Holland
Elie
Aeres
Ictlonoer
Tillot
Paul
Riceville
Laurence Hone
N.Y
Corry
Nia
Sont Thalr
Yan
Kennedy Aid to Cuba Entangles Miro Cardona Exile Rift
In a 6500 word resignation letter Miro Cardona accuses President Kennedy of betraying the Cuban exile cause and enabling Khrushchev designs. Council members quit after his departure. no successor named as exiles seek U.S. support amid ongoing Cuba policy shifts. The piece notes Miro’s White House meeting in 1962 and the Bay of Pigs context.
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Miami
Fla
Jose Miro Cardona
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miro
Cuba
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Manuel Antonio de Varons
Council
White House
United States
Corry Men Attend Sixth District Rotary Conference
Three Corry men join several hundred Western Pennsylvania Rotarians for the sixth annual District 728 conference in Brailford. Joseph Pitcavage and De. T. Kelsey attend today with Robert Ott Jr. tomorrow, and Edwin Ford of Nova Scotia speaks at the 2 banquet. John C. McNees of Kittanning serves as outgoing district governor.
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Sever
U S Sleuths Tighten Watch Over Cuba Bound Ships
U S patrol planes and ships intensify Caribbean surveillance of vessels outbound from Cuba. Focus rests on 18 Soviet built trawlers and possible Cuban arms movements toward Latin America, with Navy readiness to intercept and coordinate with other governments.
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Washington
U.S
Caribbean
Cuba
Central
South America
Panagua Canal Zone
Latin America
Cuban
Fidel Castro
Sovie
Troop 81 Plans Citywide Sale of First Aid Kits
Troop 81 scouts will canvas city homes weather permitting to sell First Aid Kits to fund summer scouting activities. Under scoutmaster Herman Steaves plans cover First and Second wards tomorrow, Third and Fourth wards the following Saturday. Kits priced at $1.50 each.
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Herminn Steaves
Steaves
Alleged Slayer Recovers From Head Wound in Jail
In Erie a confessed murderer injured in a jail attack had five stitches removed from his forehead at Hamot Hospital. Warden Bruce Reeder reported the assailant, Blebligyhouse, and fellow inmate William Hornyak argued over card play when Hornyak struck, sending Bleblighauser into cell bars.
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Erie
Bruce Reed
Daniel Roy Bieblehauser
Lawrence Park
Hamot
Reeder
Bleblgyhouse
William Hornyak
Girard
Hornyak
Bleb Dighnuser
Biebighauser
Corry Cancer Appeal Tops Funds Toward April Goal
Corry's cancer fund drive reached 691 dollars today as volunteers target 2750 by the end of April. Allen Kuhn, chair, urged residents to watch for informational literature delivered by Journal carrier boys next Monday evening to highlight early warning signs and the value of early detection through surgery x ray or radiation. Donations come from city districts businesses and individuals as the cancer unit meets next Wednesday hoping to exceed 1500 dollars.
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Corry
Allen Kuhn
Journal Carrier Boys
Evera
Cancer Unit
Kuhn
Carry
Arena Cancer Society
Kennedy warns $85 billion cut would cost a million jobs
President Kennedy told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that trimming $3 to $10 billion from the proposed budget would hurt the economy and neighborhoods. He defended carefully chosen federal spending and explained a $10 billion tax cut tied to a balanced economy. He cited his Random Village concept and warned against matching every tax cut with spending reductions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dillon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Sam
Toto
Conayess
Gunmank Kills Girl and Wounds Parents in Hagerstown
A four year old girl, Robin Wynn Thomas, was killed in her parents' apartment while her mother Barbara and father William McNatt were wounded. Police found a revolver on the floor and took the parents to Washington County Hospital for questioning. the call described threats against the family.
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Hagerstown
Robin Wynn Thomas
Fietchbors
Pollca
William McNat
Thomas
Bellport
Iar
Barbara
Cainer
Washington “County Hospital
Communists Plan Rally in Mexico Near U S Border
The El Paso Times reports a communist rally planned in Colonia Francisca Villa, Mexico near the U S border. The event is set for April 26 to 27 with about 100 yards from the border and an expected turnout of several thousand sympathizers from across Mexico.
Pa Governor Holds Fast On Mammoth Tax Program
Across the nation manufacturers face steel price hikes with few planning immediate price increases. Auto makers expect higher costs but not yet for 1963 models, while engineers and builders forecast delayed construction and fewer bridges due to budget limits.
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Jo Buckley
Youngstown Steel Dod! Co
New Brunswick
Anle Conduit & Cable Co
Atlanta
Georgia
Highway Department
Jim Gillis
Detroit
Chicago
North American Aviation
Co|lumbus, Ohe
Tax Hike Will Hurt GOP In 1964
Harrisburg AP voters and lawmakers discuss Gov Scranton’s 139 million tax program as a major issue for the 1964 campaign. Democrats say the tax plan will burden Pennsylvanians and threaten GOP support, while Republicans seek alternatives. House moves to finalize 17.7 million in current-year school and relief bills and consider a 3 million loan from the retirement fund to cover unexpended costs.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
House
Anthony J. Petrosky
Petrosky
Senate
State Employes Retirement Fund
Ways and Means
GOP
Scranton rejects alternatives to 18 million tax package
Gov. Scranton declares on a weekly news conference that no alternatives will be accepted and no exemption for children’s clothing will be considered. He downplays unsubstantiated claims of savings from revised tax collection and cites progress with key Republican support for the sales tax increase and cigarette tax rise.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
House
Ways and Means
Ask For New Trial In Erie Auto Fatality
A motion for a new trial was granted for defendant Don ald Daly in the 1960 Erie auto fatality case from Millcreek Township. The case involves a New Year’s Eve crash that killed Dale Campion and injured his wife Sue Ann and Nancy Daly. A civil jury later awarded damages totaling 472,000 to Sue Ann Campion and 46,000 to Nancy Daly.
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Millcreek Township
John G. Gent
Lal
Donald Daly
Samuel Rossiter
Daly
Arava B. Butterbaugh
Erie
Dale Campion
Sue Ann
Nancy
Buterbaugh
Ann Campion
Nancy Daly
Nike Zeus test fires at White Sands missile range
The Army successfully fired a Nike Zeus missile from an underground silo at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The test demonstrated system capabilities and marked progress in the research program.
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White Sands Missile Range
N. M
White Sands Range
Spring Storms Sweep Across Midwest and Plains
Weather disturbances from the Associated Press report storms across the Midwest and Plains. Tornadic winds hit Danville Iowa and western Illinois counties, injuring two in Alexis near Rock Island. Damage included toppled trees and utility lines, with hail, heavy rain, and strong winds widespread. Snow fell in the northern Rockies and Dakotas while California saw light rain.
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Associated Pres
Midwest
Plains
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Danville
Towa
Mississippi River
Tlinois
Alexis
Rock Island
No Inspection Extension Declared by Harrisburg Official
Harrisburg Traffic Safety Commissioner Harry H. Brafford says the state will not grant an extension of the semi annual auto inspection period running from May 1 to July 31.
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Harrisburg
Harry H. Braiford
County Highway Force Slashed Across State Report
Erie County Highway Department faces a decline as Governor Scranton orders a 10 percent workforce reduction. Figures show 196 authorized workers, eight percent below the last Democratic administration, with leaders noting wide cuts across counties and potential overstaffing in some areas.
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Erie County Highway Department
Tath
Department J
Si Carder
Guy William Scranton
Erie
Lawrence
Journal Today
Joseph Rohrer
Young Hatway
Haparimenh
Mirgels
Neal Coughlin
GOP
The
Coughlin
Brig
Highway Department
Corry C of C To Send Two To Convention
Corry Chamber of Commerce will send two delegates to the first annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington from April 28 to May 1. The event's theme is Freedom and Economic Growth through Voluntary Action with talks by Douglas Dillon and George Romney among others. Darwin Wolcott, president of the local chamber, and his wife will attend.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
George Romney
Michigan
Mayst
Arthur H. Dean
New York
U.S
Russia
Corry
Darwin Wolcott
Wolcot
New Plane With Revolutionary Inhalation Engine
A new Air Force research craft designed to vastly extend range by inhaling air through wing slots in razor blade like slots flew at Edwards Air Force Base after being ferried from Northrup. First in flight tests of the inhalation system are planned in about three weeks with goals of three to four days aloft without refueling using regenerative propeller engines under development.
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Air Force
Northrup
Edwards Air Force Base
Gallf
Catholics Appreciate St Louis Meeting Call for Unity
The Rev. Han ueng, a Rovian Catholic theologian, urged Catholics at the National Catholic Educational Association meeting to recognize good ideas from Protestant brethren.
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ST. Louis
Hana Ueng
National Catholic Educational Association
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Corry Area
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Corry Cancer Appeal
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