Auction notice for estate sale at Curry street property
Public sale of real and personal property from the estate of a deceased Wilson. Located on Main Street near Clymer and Erie County line, includes a 312 mile home, livestock, machinery, milk cans, furniture, and antiques. Terms cash. Sale held August 12 with personal effects and home to be sold as one parcel. Auction overseen by E. A. Frank.
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Bath
Jth
Wm House
Curry
Icv
Aval West
Church Mg
Mailesorth
Clymer Sefota
Harry Giernseys
McCormick— Chine
Wilson
ITV
Patte
Howard
Bear
Ef- Norge Electric
Hind
Frank O
100 More Americans Freed Start Second Week of POW Swap
Panmunjom reports show 400 POWs released in the latest exchange, with 100 Americans among them along with 25 British and 25 Turks and 250 South Koreans. The Reds promised to deliver 15 Americans, 75 British, and 260 South Koreans in the ongoing prisoner swap.
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Panmunjom
Thirsing
United States
Pacific
Kravis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Tris
Generst Walker
Korea
Fiveni Thehon
Berls
Cari Tit Chongsone
Pune
Munjomnime Tu
Balel
Pyokcong
Mancinman
Ekoreens Stockaden
Rabel 'T
Netys! Wen
Freedom Village
Twinisan
U.S
Reds
Detroit Man Questioned in Slayings of Turnpike Drivers
Donald W. Stepp, a 29 year old Detroit woodworker, was questioned by police about last month’s killings of two truck drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and denied any link. He was arrested yesterday on an open charge after officers found a loaded gun seven wallets and watches in his automobile. Stepp had been stopped for a minor traffic violation.
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Detroit
Donald W. Stepp
Pennsylvania
Stepp
Union City POW Listed As Freed
A Union City soldier, Ronald R. Terwilliger of Co. 7th Cavalry Division, was released on the eighth day of the Korean armistice POW exchange. Terwilliger, enlisted 1951, son of Mrs. Ella Johnston of Union City, was reported freed at Munsan Korea. No mention yet of Pic. Dalley Halsey of Centerville R. I. 3. He has been a POW since December 1960 and has written home. the family awaits further news. Also noted is Robert L. Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Peters of 9 Mylan Street, Union City.
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Ronald R. ‘Terwilliger
Cavelry
Terwilliger
Ella Johnston
Grays Street
Union City
Munsan
Korea
Pacific
Pic
Dalley
Halsey
BP. Hakey
Centerville
R. A
Falsey
Phe
Anx
Phere Woo
Pfe
Robert L. Peters
Amy
Verne Peters
Mylan Street
O City
Woman Chased From Home in Disorderly Conduct Case
William Bloss, 60, was arrested at 306 East Smith Street on a disorderly conduct charge after a sister reported Bloss drove Mrs Anda Mae Wilson from the home in her night attire with a shovel. Bloss denied guilt but was found guilty and placed under a $2,000 bond. he remained in custody pending further court action as officers investigated additional charges.
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William Bloss
East Smith Street
East Smi Street
Fister
Anda Mae Wilson
G. H. Gordon
Sloss
Gordon
Bloss
Erie
Callent
Material witness held in Quebec killings linked to hunt trio
In Montreal a 15 year old trapper Wilbert Collin is held as a material witness in the slayings of three hunters from Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania Eugene Lindsey 45 Harry Richard 17 and Fred Cluar 20. Bodies found in the bush near mid degaly. Collin last seen them alive. revolver located with aid from a Montreal woman. Separate note: Wilbur L Lohkeil and Edward Myers named assistant presidents in U S Steel industrial relations dept. Myers a 1994 Went Burknell graduate. Lohkeil joined U S Steel in 1943.
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Montreal
Wilbert Collin
Cotlin
Quebec City
Mottresman
Eugene Lindsey
Hlason
Richard
Fred Cluar
Hollidaysburg
Midegaly
Coffin
STEEL
Pittsburgh
Wilbur L. Lohconta
Edward ©. Myers
Bech
JS. Stee Corp
York
Myers
Burknell University
U. S. Steel
Lohkeil
Police Brainwash Claim Emerges From East Berlin Food Parcels
A motel worker claims East Germans returning from West Berlin with American food parcels are subjected to long interrogations rather than force, with police allegedly persuading people to surrender packages to avoid further harassment. The tactic reportedly aims to pressure unemployed individuals and bolster police bragging rights.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Furaten- Walde
Perdon
Per Capita Tax Within Limit Upheld in Meadville
Meadvill e residents faced concerns that city and Zorry School District levies exceeded a legal cap. Officials note Act 81 of 1849 raised the per capita limit to 20 dollars total for government units per person. current rates stay lawful with margin.
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Cory
Zorry
Livy
Nearboy
Meadville
Tully
Lewis Denies Unions To Merge In Talks
SAN FRANCISCO Unitization talks between the OTO and AFT are mere star talent, with John L. Lewis denying any consolidation. UMW chief, here on private business, criticized a reduction at union unity conferences. He stated the UMW will do its part in any realignment of organized labor. R eport notes Harrisburg death as Francis McDermott, 70, of New Cumberland, was killed when struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train nearby.
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San Francisco
OTO
AFT
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wise
UMW
Harrisburg
Francis McDer~cott
New Cumber
Pennsylvania
Need Audit to Clear Problem of School Bonds
The article reports a school district bond audit uncovering that 87 bonds from a 1924 issue appear missing while others were redeemed by various buyers. A $12,493.30 sinking fund balance remains, with theories about missing coupons and estate handling. resolution hinges on complete redemption records and storage of payment papers.
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Tarly
Alliees
Cha
Eee Opt
Hey
Commonwealthy Fund
Philadelphia
Louling
Corry Saloon Board
Futmer
Helen Jones
Rover
Doctor High
Winds Fes
Ijiymber
Bushtes
Stanley Anderson
Corry Milk Price Rises Sept 1 in Three Regions
Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Commission releases increased prices effective September 1 for whole milk in Erie Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Pittsburgh districts. White milk rises from 29 to 24 cents in Erie district and to 26 cents in Wilkes-Barre Scranton and 35 cents in Pittsburgh. Butter and cheese not affected. Wholesale prices rise proportionately. Secondarily, Ten other districts will adjust next month with two more in October and one by year end. Pennsylvan ia Club youths win livestock judging contest at State College with Clair Graybill Richard Huss and Raymond Hoover.
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Corry
Erie
Wilkes-Barre- Scranton
Pittsburgh
Aten
State College—Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Clair Graybill
Manel
Richard Huss
Stupabury
Raymond Hoover
Gap
French Crisis Deepens Ahead of Aero Strike Parley
Turmoil over the Aero strike continues as a parley is postponed. Officials say a formal union statement is pending while talks are delayed until a later session. Officials expected the meeting to include representatives from the government and the union, with no haste for a new date.
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Hecona
Pune
Siowie Montiny
Maye Iyeei
Andissi
Wniow Ik
Ankur Dane
Marine Caneltiaton Graver Boathraak
Wussniot
Havin
Eesti
Census drive advances at Were on the west side school
The flawed report notes Howard Sheen, Han old Wolfe and students at Were high School progressing through the annual census, aiming to complete in weeks. Officials say first year pupil intake may swell to one of the largest groups in the district’s history, with gains seen over the last decade.
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Cecry
Pempale
Howard Sheen
Hanold Wolfe
Celistis U
Sheen
Wye
Tleet Yen
Ilih
Shawn
Wolf
Two Hurt After Fall From Barn Roof In Tula Logan
Vicinity residents report two men seriously injured when they fell 25 feet from a barn roof near Spring Creek yesterday afternoon. Stanley Waloai RD Spartanshuirs and Sylvester W Krupa RD Spring Creek were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition. They used a ladder as a brace while climbing the roof and slipped as the fur was loosened.
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Tula Logan Fara
Corry ‘Memoral Hospital
Stanley
Waloai
Spartanshuirs
Sylvester
W. Krupa
Spring Creek
Erupa
Wolomma
Refusal to Free Convicted POWs Under Study
Associated Press reports Washington officials weigh the legality of holding prisoners convicted of crimes under Geneva and armistice terms. Dulles insists wartime prisoners must be treated under international rules, while Korea and China signatories challenge a blanket release. Officials study interlocking Geneva provisions and UN mandates amid mixed signals from North Korea and China. Authority also seeks bids for a million dollar Harrisburg office building and warehouse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stue Dulles
U.N
Nificinia Swan
Wuld
Weveenterid
Weil
Commaniets
Dilles
Leip
Korei
Diukes
Iformanis
Recs
Geneva
UW M
U. N
Authority
Harrisburg
Uie
Earage Rnd
Farrisborg
Greek quakes kill hundreds as island trembles
Reports from Athens say a major earthquake on Longtsey Island triggered widespread damage and massive casualties. Prime Minister Alexander Papas Mostrowileeal pledged rapid aid as the death toll rose. official briefings warned of aftershocks and disrupted services across the West Central Creeks region.
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Presa
Athens
Thy Ciyyek
Forlay
Loingtysey Island
Wenien
WSO
Directors Named for Building Corp Revival Effort
Eight electors were chosen for the board with Breward A. Long Lawrence Thomas Miss Helen Jones Baker M. Brown Richard Bossbather Philip Falmerk Korbon Davis and Earl T. Cherry named. A luncheon Friday at Hotel Corry will host election events as supporters press to sell shares for revived Mawara tanning industry and potential cooperative projects.
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Hugo HK
Obervcherige
Breward A. Long
Lawrente Thomas
Helen Jones
Baker M. Brown
Richard Bossbather
Philip Falmerk
Korbon Davis
Earl T Cherry
Hotel Corry
Mawara
Mallon
Curee
T No Building Corporation
Four Navy Men Die in Westover Flight Crash
Four Navy men were killed in a takeoff crash at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts involving a RBC Douglas Liftmaster of Naval Air Transport Squadron 6. A fifth person may have been aboard. No survivors reported. Officials did not know the crash cause immediately. Names aboard were pending at press time.
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Westover Atr Force Base
Mass
Naval Air Transport Squadron 6
Westver Air Force Base
Paris Strikes Deepen Chaos Hit Tourist Sector
Foreign visitors flee as France endures a general strike paralyzing transport and services. Government deploys troops to run trucks and buses while strikes threaten to spread, crippling trains planes and ports and hitting the tourism sector hard with millions in losses.
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Paris
France
Eremiey
Desepit Jaunleleed
Hula
Whannin
American Express
Alrike
Fane Koon
rMitranged
Wietr St
Boubma
Hanes Pennce
Taurist Hensley
Luuuid Vormouier
Ahmed
Ehvir Dears
Nine Die In Plane Crash In Ville Jacques Cartier
A Canadian Air Force jet collided with two houses in Ville Jacques Cartier near Montreal, killing nine people including five children. Victims include Mrs Marcel Bourassa and her two youngsters Michel and Ginette, and Collette and Normand Bavoie with their ages listed. The air force withheld names of crew as details emerge.
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Associated Press
Ville Jacques Cartier
Macmne
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Vivillant
Marcel Bourassa
Michel
Gin— Nite
Emiltien Fournier
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Jesus
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APE
Counell
Cvuunelh
Joseph
P. Ryan
TLA
Uli Punt
Ryan
Tunis
Hell
Dulles
Bldg. Corp
Nation
Pew Pats
Wokowes Theavet
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