Antique and household items sale at local barn auction
A shuffled notice lists a spring sale at a barn auction including a refrigerator, leaner, rv, coal oal wa t, antique shelves, 9 beds, wicker bench, 12 extension cords, and various articles. The event is tied to a Wright audence and a city notice in Pennsylvania with a sale date near August.
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Norane
Springer
Asburro
Wright
Audence
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Pennsylhy
Lvania
Symington Attacks Humphrey in Nickel Hearing
Senator Symington angrily accused former Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey of insulting the Senate as hearings on nickel deals continued. He sought further investigation while delaying the session after reading a 10 page statement criticizing Humphrey's testimony.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
Symington
Eisenhower Administration
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Tor & Vote
United States
M. A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Showdown In Crippling Strike At Marshall Center
The Marshall Space Flight Center asked the NLRB to seek a court order to end a strike by Local 558 IBEW over non union workers. The walkouts threaten Saturn project timetables with an estimated $1 million daily cost to the U S space program. Carlton Bryan of the NLRB said there is no indicator of how long the inquiry will last.
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Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Space Flight Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Labor Relations Board
Marshall
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Baraco Electrical Construction Co
Pensacola
Fla
Marshall Center
Army Missile Command
Carlton Bryan
Fourman
NLRB
Union City Launches Campaign to Aid Industry Recovery
Union City started a drive to raise 76,000 with 40,000 set aside to attract new industry. The first 36,000 goes to Standard Chair Co to support an Area Redevelopment Act loan. Speakers included Dr. Donald Thompson and 8 A Long with Newton Griffis.
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Union City
Standard Chair Co
Palace Theatre
Ellsworth Henderson
Donald Thompson
Albion
Doe) Long
Corry
Newton Griffis
Harrisburg
Department of Commerce
Ex war writer Dewitt Mackenzie dies at 78
Glendale California veteran journalist Dewitt Mackenzie former Associated Press foreign news analyst died after a long illness. He served as a battlefield correspondent with the British army during World War I and spent years covering international conflicts.
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Glendale
Calif
Dewitt Mackenzie
Associated Press
Mackenzie
Soviet space twins arrive for Moscow celebration
The Soviet capital welcomes Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovitch as air force day is moved to Saturday for their parade. Families join the festivities while officials announce a grand reception and Red Square preparations amid rain.
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Froscow
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Moscow
Force
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Nikolayev
Red Square
Khrishchev
Indecent Assault Charge In Corry Case Involving 72-Year-Old Man
A 72-year-old local man Mike Yanek faces a Common Law indecent assault charge involving a minor girl. Arraignment found Youck drinking at the time. case deferred until next week for family consultation and with assistant district attorney Frank McKnight. Hearing set for Monday.
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York’ Street
Mike Yanek
Worth Street
M. S. Cobbett
Youck
Frank McKnight
Corry
McKnight
Kennedy Sees Nation Entering Decade of Crisis
President Kennedy declares the nation faces a decade of crisis and urges unity to curb waste and delay. He tours the Oahe dam site near Pierre and outlines nationwide power and water projects as part of a broad Westward swing. He presses for efficient energy use and bipartisan progress.
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Gowton
Chen Weestal
Missouri River
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Andre
Ini Emuity
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Merced
White House
Ohio Driver Feud Leads to Fine After Road Pursuit
Andrew Sevok, 77, of RD 2 Pittsfield was driving west on Route 6 when an Ohio driver, David A. Berger of Cleveland, tried to overtake and reprimand him. A high speed chase followed, resulting in minor damage to both cars. Sevok pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined $10 plus $5 costs in Columbus.
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Ohio
Pittsfield
Andrew Sevok
RD 2
Route
Corry
David A. Berger
Cleveland
Soyok
Berger
Sevok
Berger Auto
Justice of the Peace
Dana Hammond
Columbus
Truck Jackknifes With Driver, 76, Kills Woman
Mrs Eleanor Trene Brandon, 37, of Slippery Rock, died yesterday in a truck car crash on Route 173 south of here. A second woman was injured when a tractor trailer driven by Bert Richardson, 76, jackknifed as the front brakes locked, swinging into the path of Brandon’s car.
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Slippery Rock
Eleanor Trene Brandon
Bert Richardson
Here
Brandon
Slate Tag Sale For Elgin Boy To Help Little League
Two day sale organized by Very Group and Ronnie Keeswick aims to raise funds for medical expenses of an Elgin boy afflicted with lockjaw. Volunteers will operate downtown and near industrial plants on Thursday and Friday selling goods all day to support the Little League player.
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Elgin Boy
Lockjaw Victor
Ate
Thurastay
Priday Willeh
Ronnie
Peilay
Ronni Keeswick
Corry County 4H Members Ready for Fair
Corry County 4H members from Erie County gather at Watts Bay Fair Grounds Lobjorrow for a day long Erie County fair. Corry fair director Josaph McCray says the event may be the biggest yet with multiple shows and judging across grounds. Activities run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. including horse show, poultry judging, tractor driving contest, and homemakers exhibits judged in the home economics building.
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Corry
Erie County
Wattsbay
Josaph McCray
Rural school bulges while other relieved by census figures
Census counts show Columbus and Conelway in the jointure district approaching September. Columbus falls from 210 to 226 pupils, prompting a new elementary building to ease overcrowding and move students from substandard facilities. Conelway rises from 395 to 404 as Wright School adds two more pupils. district planners consider future Conelway incorporation as plans expand.
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Jointie
Conelway
Concord
Wayne
Elgin
Columbus
Ann Baresi
Wright
William I Mitler
Corry
Fracture Process Opens Gusher In Warren Area
A new oil well gushed in Sugar Grove on the New York Pennsylvania border producing 120 barrels daily. The well on Lawrence Sanden’s property was opened by Halliburton Co using hydro fracture. Earl H. Linn of Pittsburgh developed it, his 20th well on the property, first in years. He sees potential to reopen Venango Oil Sands as a major Pennsylvania crude source.
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Wat County
Sugar Grove
New York-Pennsylvania
Lawrence Sanden
Halliburton Co
Bradford
Earl H. Linn
Pittsburgh
Linn
Venango
Pennsylvania
Center Street Carnival Opens Sidewalk Bazaar Days
Center Street hosts a lively waterfront style carnival with booths lining sidewalks and bargains on counters. The event features local vendors under tents on parade and a brisk trade in goods drawing crowds to the area.
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Center Street
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