August sale items and livestock listings in St. Five
A fragmented notice details a multi item sale near Cambridge and North Fay, listing dairy cattle, beef cows, springers, calves, chickens, tractors, tools, and farm gear. Names and locations appear cryptic, with references to Route 1, East and North Fay, and consignments from multiple farms.
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Springville
Iboro
Will le
Guernsey
Ullivedtors
Nguson
Cultivaah
Dearborn
Emington
Nserver Nor
Arthur
Whitney
Cambridge
North Fay
Leigh
Penn Springers
Gyeirom Dann
Boy, father injured as Jaguar overturns on Erie road
Morning report says Walter S. Westcott, 55, and his stepson were traveling west when the Jaguar left the berm. The youth was thrown through the windshield and the car overturned. Westcott is at Union City Hospital in fair condition with a concussion and possible spinal injury.
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Walter S. Westcott
Union City Hospital
Westcott
Jaguar
Peach Loving Dog Triggers One Car Crash on East Main
Four Erie girls were hospitalized after a peach loving dog in the car caused driver Kathryn Hale to hit a sign near a busy East Main street intersection. Diane Gaber, 10, a passenger, watched as Hale’s glasses were knocked off. the crash sent the injured teens to Corry Memorial and Hamot Hospitals. Police noted near total front-end damage to the car.
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East Main Street
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Kathryn Hale
T East Main Street
Durham I
East Main
Diane Gaber
Miss Hale
Hale
Gaberal
Ley Robbins Jr
Kathleen Hale
Hamot
Eric Diane Gaber
Elaine Gaber
Gaber
Lee
Four Hurt As Auto Hits Pole Near Titusville
Four persons injured, none seriously, when their car skidded on a wet road and crashed into a utility pole four miles north of Titusville on the Oi Creek road. Driver Clarence Hinz, 43, and passengers Dorothy Hinz, Albert Dixon, and Mary Dixon were treated and released at Titusville Hospital. Damages estimated at $1,000. Also noted physicist Percy Bridgman, 79, Nobel laureate, died at his summer home in Randolph, New Hampshire after a cancer battle. death ruled by self-inflicted action.
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Titusvill
Oi Creek
Thomas Sanich
Corny State
Clarence Hinz
Alden
N. J
Dorothy Hinz
Albert Dixon
Green Ridge
Mary Dixon
Titusville Hospital
Tracy Ambulance
Sanich
Randolph
N. H
Percy W. Bridgman
Higard University
Bridgman
Cambridge
Maas
Retired UC railroader struck and killed on tracks
Union City reports a 74 year old Erie Railroad worker, John Burek, was killed while walking on railroad tracks he served for decades. The westbound passenger train struck him at 12 55 pm, throwing his body about 50 feet. Deputy coroner and local police investigate with conflicting details about horn signals and track switches.
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Union City
Erie Railroad
Jim
John Burek
Tnion City
Fourth Avenue
Burek
Paul Behan
Union Cy
Mark Glen
Evie
Merle Wood Saie
Glenn
Tran
Burke
Bittek
Bukek
Erie Lackawaona
Salamanca
N. J
Lyly Bidwell
Guys Mills
A. J Smith
Hornell N. Y
Tot Charged With Jaywalking Incident Report
Police report a two year old, James Hiner, involved in a jaywalk incident. He was knocked by a truck while crossing with a sister and remains in critical condition at Children's Hospital. An officer said the crossing was a formality to absolve the driver of blame.
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James Hinerman
Children’s Hospital
Rescue effort save Corryites and Findley Lake friends
A boating accident near Findley Lake involves a craft with many aboard. Passengers were pulled from the water as the craft rolled over without life jackets. Mrs Sheehan was hospitalized for shock. rescuers Elmer Snyder and son Larry helped free passengers from the water.
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Save Corryites
Findley Lake
Elmer Snyder
Larry
Eric
Snyders
Hichoal
Woton Sheehan
Sheehan
Hammond
Pinchey Lake
Tire Coe Harthent
Corky Memorial Hospital
Seven Children Saved From House Fire In Cedar Street
Barbara Toth a 17 year old babysitter at the Craze home at 211 Franklin Street guided six children from the second floor and rescued an infant from a crib as fire broke out at 9 p.m. Saturday. She led the youngsters to safety after smelling smoke and discovering the fire started in a Craze bedroom. Fire officials report none of the seven children were harmed. The incident left the Craze family and neighbors shaken as responders arrived and investigated the cause.
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Victor Cregg
Franklin Street
Barbara
Osage
New Soviet Challenge Developing In Germany
BASIN AP Vice President Tendon Bo Johnson returns from West Berlin to brief President Kennedy on his visit. He warns of a new Soviet challenge as 12 000 troops reinforce West Berlin. Mayor Brandt calls Johnson's talks essential, while U.S. aims for firm stand and potential negotiations with Moscow.
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Germany
Johnson
West Berlin
JFK
United States
Moscow
West Germany
America
Sosiete
Berlin
Washington
Brandt
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Helmsted
Pa Minister Dies In Pulpit Where He First Preached
In Berlanid County, a respected minister who began his ministry at a small church passed away at the pulpit where he first preached. The obituary notes his long service, ties to local parishes, and a final homegoing after a life of faith and leadership.
Fatal Air Force display mishap near Meadville
Three airmen were killed and one critically injured while unloading an F-101 at Meadville. A crane boom contacted high voltage wires causing the electrocution. The fourth man remained in critical condition at City Hospital as officials awaited next of kin notification.
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Trogedy
Roseford Saullity
Meadville
Air Force
City Hospital
Cracked window delays Johnson SHANK incident
Fragmented OCR text mentions a cracked window delaying a person named Johnson SHANK and references various unclear names and actions. The readable items show a transport or building delay with names such as Lynda, Jebbsen, and Simon, and scattered phrases about planning, shopping, and a mayor.
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Lynda
Jebbsen
Shannen
Ufinulee
JobAsal
Umerick
Dia O'rtahes
Man Killed By Lightning In Beaver County Picnic
A Beaver County picnic near Mickey's home ended in tragedy when a bolt struck an open shed during a thunderstorm. John Smith, 45, died at Rochester Hospital after the blast knocked him and his brother-in-law George Mickey to the ground. About 15 people were present. several others were stunned but did not require hospitalization.
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Beaver County
Beaver
John Smith
Rochester Hospital
Smith
George Mickey
Francis Bush
Mickey
Spaceman Communist Cosmos Mission Card Report
Tass reports Moscow cosmonaut Gher ian Tyovtras received his Communist Party membership card as part of an official announcement. The agency notes the ceremony highlights party loyalty among space program personnel.
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Spaceman
Moscow
Ian
Tyovtras
Tass
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