Auction of farm equipment and cattle near Corry
Local sale lists Holstein cow, yearling heifer, milking gear, tractors, balers, rakes, and farm buildings. Equipment includes a 26 ft hay wagon, silos, and a chicken barn. Cattle include cows and heifers with milk ring and recent calvings. sale held west of town on Route 5 with multiple lots and buyers invited.
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Juctioneer
Corry
Milkiauy
Stone
Oliver Hallion
Lorand & Til
Leetrie Wa
John Non
Heathay
Ash
Sale
Davis Laurence Hon
Cindy
Nany Jones
Whane
Gas spray blamed for potato storage losses in Corry
In Corry area a gas treatment meant to stop potato sprouts in storage failed. Two large growers estimate losses around 75000 dollars as sprouts grew inward after treatment. The method, applied after potatoes reached storage, faltered and hurt market prices for farmers. Continued on Page Three.
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Corry
Rabert
Information Sought On 17 Area Men By Draft Board
Selective Service officials request information on 17 local men including Everett Belknap Harold Cross Clyde DeForest Richard Depew Walter Foster Ralph Hutch Ronald Lawrence John Muchac Donald McClenehan Townsend Miller Theodore Mowers James Rooney Howard Rose Earl Sargent Edward Sipes George Spitman Troy Waller and others. The Corry Post Office asks the public to contact the agency with any whereabouts. The board pledges to keep all information confidential.
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Ine Vorty Seicure Service Office
Corry Post Office
Everett Eugene Belknap
Harold Merle Cross
Clyde LeRoy DeForest
Richard Dale Depew
Walter Wiliam Foster Jr
Ralph Lee Hutch
Ronald John Lawrence
John James Muchac
Donald Lee McClenehan
Townsend Thomson Miller
Theodore Tyan Mowers
James Edward Rooney
Howard Robert Rose
Earl Raymond Sargent
Edward John Sipes
George Bernard Spitman
Troy David Waller
Selective Service
Boy Dies In Crib Slat Accident In Hershey
Wayne Stoffer, 2, son of Mr and Mrs William Stoffer of Hershey, suffocated yesterday when his head wedged between crib slats at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Miller during a visit with grandparents. Dauphin County coroner Dr Thomas Fritchey said the death was an accidental suffocation.
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Harrisburg
Wayne Stoffer
William Stoffer
Hershey
Thomas Fritchey
Dauphin County
Lawrence Miller
motorist cited three times in three minutes in jamestown
Jamestown city court fined a Lakewood motorist a total of 36 dollars after he pleaded guilty to three traffic violations. Arresting Officer Ronald Seasted said the infractions occurred at 143 14 and 145 a.m. driving through a red light, a stop sign, and speeding 60 mph.
JFK and Governor to own shares in Centennial plan
President John Kennedy and Governor David Lawrence are slated as the first two shareholders in Centennial Inc as stock certificates are presented in person. A 5,000 share sale by the industrial division advances this week, with Meade Park museum plans and a Climax engine purchase tied to funding.
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John Kennedy
Centennial
Owo
David Lawrence
Centennial Organization
John Wilson
Aero Supply
Clifford Taylor
Genera Telephone
Centennial, Inc
S. A. Long
White House
Long
James Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Wils Teter
Pennsylvania
Erie
Mead Park
Climax Committee
Cancer Drive Reaches $754 In Corry
The Corry community reports $754 raised for the cancer drive as of today. Holgar Alexander, chairman and Corry Memorial Hospital superintendent, told the committee progress is strong toward the $2,500 goal. Local contributors are noted for sizable donations despite recent partial figures. A hospital review shows cancer diagnoses and deaths affecting Corry and surrounding townships.
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Corry Evry
Hinds
Holgar Alexander
Heu
Cory
Erie County
Alexander
Corry Memorial Hospital
Yestern
Ely
Corry
Leghmore
Minimum Crew Bill Defeated by House Vote
Railroad unions failed in a push for five man minimum crews on Pennsylvania railroads. The House rejected the measure by 97 to 97, short of the required 100 votes. Several Democratic leaders shifted position to oppose the bill.
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Hakwicbukenc
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yeeall Tye Ywasthie Tater
Kennedy Proposes Tax Plan to Modernize Businesses and Create Jobs
President Kennedy sent Congress a 1962 tax package aimed at modernizing American business and creating 500000 jobs. The plan targets expense account rules tax havens and dividend taxation, proposes a business investment incentive and broader reform, and would offset revenue losses with other measures.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kennery
U.S
Lieve
20 Americans Under Arrest In Havana
The Swiss government reports about 20 Americans have been arrested in Havana. Three of the arrestees are said to be newsmen though names were not released. The report mentions a rumored, unconfirmed plan to round up all Americans in Cuba for questioning amid diplomatic friction.
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Washington
Havana
State Department
Offi
Robert Borrellez
Associated Press
Henry Raymont
United Press International
Cuba
Y of
Bern
U. S
United States
Cuban dictator claims victory and seizes U.S. weapons
Fidel Castro says rebel invaders were wiped out on Cuba's southern beaches and large caches of U.S. arms including Sherman tanks were captured. He concedes heavy losses while rebels rail against the pro Communist regime. Moscow and radio statements warn of dire consequences if U.S. forces intervene.
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Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Min
Escambray
Castro
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Puerto Rico
Kennedy to Editors on Cuba Situation in Address
President Kennedy plans a broad review of the global scene including Cuba in a luncheon address to the American Society of Newspaper Editors. He is expected to warn Khrushchev against outside military action in Cuba and reiterate U S willingness to intervene if needed to aid Cuban patriots.
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Washington
Kennedy
Amer! Society of
Fidel Castro
White House
Salinzer
Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S
United States
Feedom
ASNE
Intervention Talk Shifts Momentum in New York Debate
A fragmented report places Senator Prank Church blaming direct moves by external powers for potential intervention risks. The discussion centers on Kennedy era aid and U S actions amid tense international pressures.
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New York
Prank Church
Kennedy
Ube United Stars
Boy Accidentally Hangs Self In Barn Accident
In Nicktown Pa a one year old boy Darrell Kirsch accidently hanged himself in a barn hayloft. Coroner Joseph Govekor said two twine ends tied to a rafter wrapped around the child’s neck after he slipped from a hay wagon.
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Enuiyset Oro
Darrell Kirsch
Nicktown
Joseph Govekor
Cambria County
Wright School Spring Concert Shines With Student Talent
Wright School presented its annual Spring Concert to a packed crowd with about 90 students performing in 38 piece band numbers. The program featured Miss Coren O'Hare and Jerry Mirk with a large ensemble and multiple flute and woodwind performances under several directors.
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Wright School
Pneu
Birthiday
Hibs
Miss Coren O'Hare
Jerry Mirk
H Lyn Rie Ohie
CoMaude Barnes
Prudent Parson May Be Punished
The Riv and Mrs Willie Wilker filed their federal income tax return in proper form but only paid 43 percent of the itemized amount. IRS officials in Portland said the full tax would be collected and penalties considered.
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Singeee Beal
PAB
Riv
Willie Wilker
Portland
Internal Revenue Service
Cuban Insurgents Fear Counterrevolution Delayed
An American source in Oriente Province reports Cuban anti Castro groups fear rebels waited too long to strike. They worry Fidel Castro's regime may have time to crush leaders before an uprising. If counterrevolution fails, blame will fall on the United States. Continued on Page Two.
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Guantana Ad Bax
Luba
Onconte
Fidel Casino
Fidel Castro
United States
Oriente
Cuba
Provinc
Castro
Tim
Corryifes Sentenced In Erie Court
Two Corryife defendants faced sentencing in Erie County court. John Proncek 45 of Covey received a week plus a fine and costs for burglary while Robert Try Jor 18 of Johnson Street pled guilty to larceny and was placed on probation for 23 months.
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Gutey Pw
Jule Elmer Evans
Erie County
Marine Drake
John Proncek
R. D
Covey
Clater
Jalamudh
Bruke Sete
Taylor
Buvid Biel
Cory
West Maly
Buell
Erupting Mount Etna Forces Evacuations In Sicily
Mount Etna erupts near Catania Sicily causing flight disruptions and prompting evacuations. Authorities warn of ash clouds and potential lava activity as residents seek shelter and emergency services respond.
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Rtna
Catania
Sicily
Ortner Selected for Danish Summer Exchange Program
Corry Area High School junior John Ortner was chosen from 41 applicants to join a foreign exchange program and spend the summer in Holte Denmark living with the Magnus Hansen family. Ortner will sail from Montreal in June aboard the Seven Seas to Rotterdam and travel to Denmark with the group. He will return in August aboard Waterman from Rotterdam.
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Ren Oevice
New York
John Ortner
Corry
Holte
Denmark
Ortner
Rey
Elmer A. Ortner
Si Tocal
AFS
Jeanne Nichols
CAHS
Montreal
Canada
Rotterdam
Holland
Magnus Hansen
Hansen
Wift
Miss. Nichols
Miss Nichols
APS
Jorwien
Hery
Syency
Trois
Corry Man In Titusville Charged With Driving
Raymund Olwen of Hl Siurh Pirkt agency Corey, 47, was charged yesterday at 40 pm with operating a motor vehicle without a license. He pleaded guilty and was remanded for the muster of court. a 504 property bond was posted.
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Pyilee
Raymund Olwen
Siurh
Corey
Ana Chareest
Oliee
Lip Olsen
Pete Aldremson
Allen Love
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