Fragmentary Notice with Probate and Property Items
Fragmentary OCR lists items for sale or probate actions including furniture a gas range beds lamps and cabinets. Mentions Cor cimmy city county and Pennsyl ebted ta ested to executors and estate matters. Some names appear garbled but reference to probate and estate settlement persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Moore Wringeringhouse
Jone
Corcimmy Itzi
Davis
Street
Dor
Atty
Ain Capi
Milton
Drive Hits 63000 Doctors Give 33000 To Hospital Appeal
Corry Memorial Hospital fund drive reaches 1 percent with 83000 pledged. Doctors and dentists contribute 33000 while nurses aides and staff add 15000 and hospital board directors pledge 15000. Dr Jack Brown leads doctor solicitation. national gives higher per doctor. Campaign expands beyond hospital family with chairs and divisions named such as Pace Letters George Orcutt and Corporate Gifts Robert Ott.
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Corry Memorial Hospman Fund
John
Jack) Brown
Robert Bracken
Edward Feldt
Jin
Pace
George Orcutt
Robert Ott
Russell Brant
Paul Meerdink
Wallace Young
Roy Reed
Stewart Long
James Allyn
David A. Hillstrom
Sidney Elston
George Sample
Patricia Ohrn
Samuel Antrim
Duel of swords in Paris ends with two minor wounds
In Paris a Gaullist deputy Rene Ribiere dueled Socialist Gaston Defferre after an insult during a parliamentary debate. Defferre injured Ribiere’s sword arm in four minutes. Defferre claimed Ribiere called him an idiot while Mrs Defferre watched from behind bushes.
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Marseilles
Gaston Defferre
Rene Ribiere
Neuilly
National Assembly
Paris
Defferre
Ribiere
Defierre
Identified Flying Policemen Miss UFO Fleet
City officers received five anonymous calls about unidentified flying objects at City Park and Mead Park. Patrols reached the sites but were outpaced by alien craft. Officer Shrout noted the odd encounter as a prank by unknown assailants enjoying the chase.
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City Park
Mead Park
NG Officer Quits In Protest Of New Head
Lt. Col. Morris Kata of Huntingdon Valley resigns from the 28th Infantry Division in Harrisburg in protest of Maj. Gen. Henry K. Fluck's abrupt retirement and what he calls a regime unfriendly to strong military posture and reserve readiness. Pluck moves to a General State Authority post.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
National Guardsman
28Th Infantry Division
Thomas R. White Jr
Morris Kata
Huntingdon Valley
White
Henry K. Fluck
28Th
Katz
Fluck
Pluck
Rubber Workers Strike Worst In Eight Years
The United Rubber Workers Union calls a nationwide strike by more than 50 000 workers across Firestone Tire and Rubber Co B F Goodrich Co and Uniroyal Inc the industrys largest walkout since 1959 Negotiations resume Wednesday with Goodyear workers continuing on a day to day basis in Ohio and surrounding states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
B.F. Goodrich Co
Uniroyal, Inc
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Big Four
Goodyear
Cincinnati
Firestone
Cleveland
Goodrich
Columbus
U S Jets Bomb Cong Supply Troop Areas
U S Marines fought a rugged coastal action near Tam Ky with 46 enemy killed aided by air strikes and artillery. Air crews logged 118 missions over North Vietnam while B 52s hit fortifications and supply areas near Chau Doc. Task Force Oregon formed in the 1st Corps with Maj Gen Rosson commanding as 1ABN divisions move from Le Jeune.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tam Ky
U.S
North Vietnam
Chau Doc
1St Corps
U.S. Command
Oregon
25Th
Chu Tai
da Nang
William B. Rosson
U.S. 1Ir Cavalry
Change In Apollo Test Plan Was Death Factor
A congressional subcommittee heard that altering spacecraft test procedures may have cost the Apollo 1 crew their lives. Donald Nichols said a Oct. 31 decision to close the hatch during testing, with escape training afterward, increased risk despite officials calling the Jan. 27 test nonhazardous. Astronauts Virgil Grissom Edward White Jr. and Roger Chaffee were killed in the fire.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Donald Nichols
National Space and Aeronautics Administration
Nichols
NASA
Board of Review
Air Force
Virgil S. Grissom
Edward H. White Jr
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Three Twisters Strike Midwest Killing 4.7 Injured
Three separate tornadoes hit the Midwest area causing at least four to seven deaths and more than 1 500 injuries. Navy fliers previously reported damaged in the same region. A city plant within the limits was among two power plants bombed.
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Navy
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Illinois Tornado Toll Tops Forty Seven in Midwest Storm
Three violent tornadoes ripped through northern Illinois and western Michigan killing 47 and injuring more than 1500. Oak Lawn bore the heaviest damage with a roller rink and a supermarket destroyed. Belvidere, Chicago suburbs and counties reported multiple fatalities as rescue crews guarded debris sites.
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Associated Press
Heaviy
Illinois
Michigan
Oak Lawn
Chicago
Belvidere
Dll
Stone Park
Hillsdale County
Mich
Chicago Weather Bureau
Twister Mit
Belvidere High School
Joseph J. Woods
Cook County
Fred Dumke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
UAW Sets Broad Demands Ahead of Bargaining
Detroit report notes United Auto Workers plan a wide contract agenda likely to trigger strike fears. Walter Reuther and 1.4 million members push for gains including guaranteed wages and earlier retirement, amid tensions with AFL-CIO leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Afl-Cio
International
Apl-Cio
Greece Under Military Dictatorship In Siege State
Rome AP reports Greece remains under siege after a military coup. Tanks patrol Athens as curfews and press censorship extend, with borders closed and communications cut. Premier Constantine Kolias, sworn in by Archbishop Chrysostom, says parliament would have caused bloodshed and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Greece
Athens
Constantine Kolias
Chrysostomog
Crash Cuts Power At Hydetown
A string of accidents yesterday kept Corry State Police busy. One four vehicle crash and another caused a two hour power blackout and injuries to three. Gregory Graham, 17, of Titusville, lost control after passing another car, veered off the highway in Hydetown, and struck a utility pole, breaking it. His mother Dorothy Graham, 40, and sister Rebecca, 16, were taken to Titusville Hospital.
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Corry
Gregory Graham
Titusville
Hydetown
Richard Deutsch
Graham
Dorothy Graham
Rebecca
Titusville Hospital
Moon Surveyor 4 Finds No New Surface Surprises
Surveyor 4 dug a trench three feet long and at least six inches deep on the moon but unearthed only lump material similar to the undisturbed surface. Televised pictures to Jet Propulsion Laboratory showed nothing alarming and no indication the lunar surface is unsafe for manned landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 4
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Presbyterian Leader Visits Corry Luncheon Among Local Clergy
Rev Dr Ganse Little moderator of the U S General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of America visited Corry for a luncheon at the Presbyterian Church of Corry on a world tour. He was joined by Rev Dr A Ray Cartlidge of Erie and Rev H Kenyon Leishman of Corry with other Presbytery of Lake Erie ministers attending.
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Ganse Little
Presbyterian
United States
Presbyterian Church of
Church of the Covenant In
Erie
H. Kenyon Leishman
Corry
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Ein Garde
Warren
Allegheny River
Kinzua
Army Corps of Engineers
New York State
William Shrout
Milky Way
U. S
Midwest
Surveyor 3
Number One Presbyterian
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