Fragmentary OCR item with scattered names and numbers
OCR reads like a damaged notice with scattered names places and amounts. It mentions Amiens Westsit and Rover and a priorcation with an unclear date or amount 3120.-8b and 3120.81e. The readable bits include people artists and a park reference but no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helly
Ringent
Amiens
Ted
Y. Pa
Rover
Prior Etter Park
Cation Westsit
Muggy Weather Spawns Violent Storms Across the East
Tropical air surged northward into the eastern half of the nation bringing heat and humidity and triggering violent storms. Temperatures rose into the upper 90s and beyond across Kansas Minnesota Missouri Ohio Valley and Pennsylvania with many cities reporting record readings. The South faced little relief while Mississippi and Arkansas saw heavier showers. Winds up to 110 mph battered the Ohio Valley and Northeast and a water tower collapse killed two men in a West Side foundry in Cleveland as Grand Isle Vermont faced hurricane force gusts. Continued on page five.
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Associated Press
Guilt
Kansas
Minos
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Southland
Mississippi
Arkansas
Far West
Southwest Desert
Great Lakes
North Ends
Cleveland
West Side
Grand Isle
Vermont
Spectacular lightning show lights up Corry area
A rare lightning display accompanied by heavy rain thrilled observers last night over Corry and southern Crawford County. The storm disrupted electrical power with blown fuses in the Village and Spartanshore areas while causing limited damage. Pennsylvania Electric foreman Cory Clark notes normal storm conditions for this area and reports minor outages aside from a repeater station west of Union. An additional story on Crawford County’s severe storm is on Page 6.
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Corry
Crawford County
Cory Clark
General Foretain
Pennsylvania Electric
Spartanshore
General Telephone Company
Clifford Taylor
Manger
Union
Abduction Theory in Park Sighting of 1 Year Old Boy
Police theorize a love starved woman may have abducted 1 year old Stephen Papel from Heckscher State Park on Long Island. The boy was last seen near a playground about a quarter mile from the beach while with his family of nine. Investigators searched the 1600 acre park, covering the area and considering water as a possible route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islip
Long Island State Park
Stephen Papel
Hecksher State Park
Yesten
Gil Senan
Jett
Aiartey
Ue Beach
Fatal Wattsburg fire claims three Burns family members
A fire on Wattsburg Road killed Hazel Burns 29 and her sons Frederick 4 and Thomas 3. Husband Marsden Burns 28 escaped with smoke inhalation as investigators consider a gas heater pilot or faulty wiring as possible causes. Coroner expects an accidental ruling after police review.
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Hug
Erie
Wattsburg Road
Hazel Florence Burns
Frederick Allen Burns
Thomas Lee Burns
Marsden Carl Burns
Robert
Robert R. Smith
Kuhl Hose Co
Belle Valley Hose
Cpl
Russell Anderson
Lawrence Park
Storms Cause Wide Damage In Pennsylvania
Storms with gusts up to 80 miles an hour battered Pennsylvania causing fires and extensive damage. At Carlisle Airport two hangars and five private planes were destroyed. Penn State’s Graduate Hall had a lightning fire confined to the top floor. Cities suffered power outages and game postponements. tents collapsed at Crawford and Greater Bucks County Fairs injuring several. A crash-landing plane near Mechanicsboro left two injured. Weather Bureau logged 80 mph gusts at a regional airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Jed
Carlisle
Cumberland Couniy
Graduate Hall
Penn State
Philadelphia
Bee
Phillies
Houston
Titusville
Bucks County
Quakertown
Leonard EB
Spinnerstown
Mechanicsboro
Weather Bureau
Allentown-Bethlehem-Boston
City Questions If New Public Sales Ordinance Was Published
Mayor raises concern that a city ordinance aimed at regulating ped dies and itinerant salesmen was not legally advertised. Officials reviewed records and found no formal public notice or posting for the measure, prompting calls for clarity and potential corrective action.
Plane crash in Brazil leaves 12 dead and many injured
A Brazilian jetliner with 102 aboard skidded off Galeao runway near Rio de Janeiro and plunged into Guanabara Bay. Officials report 12 dead and 21 hospitalized with burns and shock. 11 passengers are missing. The flight from Buenos Aires to Lisbon halted after the takeoff mishap, fate of Americans unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Guanabara Bay
Brazil
Fire Department
Panair Do Brasil
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lisbon
Portugal
Fernada Forhtata
Galeao
Governor's Island
Rio
Renato Cesar
U.S. Reviews Radiation Belt Into Space Flight Plans
Washington reports the Defense Department and AEC are studying a new man made radiation belt from a July Pacific test. Early evidence suggests no delay to NASA plans for Cmdr. Wally Schirra’s six orbit flight, though risks could alter schedules if studies show unacceptable hazards.
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Washington
United States
Defense Department
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
U.S
Pacific
Andrian G. Nikolayev
Pavel R. Popovich
Popovich
National
Irate Woman Accuses Firemen After Burn Cleanup
A Millcreek housewife alerted police accusing Lake Shore Volunteer Fire Department members of violating a township burn ordinance. Firefighters had been cleaning grounds and burning debris from a fire Friday through Sunday but halted the burn amid sanitary concerns. The woman declined to give her name.
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Millcreek
Lake Shore Volunteer Fire Department
Frydiy
Ifremen Kl
Bankruptcy Hearing Ends Former Church Furniture Co
The first hearing in the Ecclesiastical Church Puritive Co bankruptcy showed assets of 17000 with 12000 after fees. Major claims included Citizens National Bank 11256 Webb Ex Co 4500 and the Federal government 3600, with wages of about 4000 left unpaid. The referee rejected a government seizure priority and final order awaited government review before a mass of secured claims and costs are settled. The hearing also freed the former Howard tannery building leased to Ecclesiastical.
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Eveatore
Purnitive Co
Topley
Wel Aid
Citizens National Bank
Webb Ex Co
William Washabaugh
East Main Street
Howard Tannery
Ecclesiastical
Train Smashes Into Auto Seven Die in California Crash
In Temple City California a Sunset bound Southern Pacific passenger train struck a car, killing seven people all from California. The auto was crushed beneath the train after failing to stop on impact. Engineer E F Knoll said he did not see the car and was traveling 40 to 45 mph. Victims identified include Kendell and Dixie Kendell with two children, plus Stanley Hart Peacock Madonna L Finlay and Wanda Boatwright from La Puente Rio Linda and Timberlake South Dakota plates noted.
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Temple City
Calif
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
E. F. Knoll
Butt
California
Doe Kendell Donnell
Dixie Lee
Paving Bids Opened for Two City Streets
Bids presented for topping Spring Street from West Michigan to West Bouly and East Street from Blast Main to East Pleasant. Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Co of Franklin bid $2,947 for the two sections, Joseph McCormack Co of Bite bid $3,265, with Franklin bid noted at $2.07 per Hons for toppine. City plans to approve funding and proceed once state tax funds are available.
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Elty Cornell
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Co
Franklin
Sprig
East Streets
Joseph McCormack Co
Bite
Spring Street
West Michi
West Boully Street
East Street
Ares
Brandt Presses West for Support Over Berlin Wall Attacks
West Berlin riots amid wall demonstrations escalate as Mayor Willy Brandt meets Maj. Gen. Albert Watson seeking Allied backing for Berliners along the wall. Soviet buses attacked by youths. a refugee death spurs further unrest and calls for security measures in the U S sector.
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Mandant
CV. Starasov
West Berlin
Berlin
Watson
Willy Brandt
West
U.S
Ton
Brant
Brandt
West Berners
Meinadlal
Chamber Presses Downtown Parking Plan At City Council
The Chamber of Commerce urged the City Council to reinstate the Downtown Parking Authority and prioritize off street parking. Chamber leaders and four representatives asked for action to ease congestion as council debated master plan parking guidance and the impact of employees' parking on downtown activity.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ares
James
Pammone
S A
Doc" Long
B. G. “Barney’ Bennett
Joseph Gentilmay
Council
Hammond
Philip Zalzneck
Zalzieck
Chamber
Geytilmat
Jointure Districts Get State Aid for Corry Areas
Twenty two Erie County school districts including Corry receive 46008 in state aid to fund part of special education for handicapped children. Corry district gets 2078, other districts include Concord Township 482, Elgin Borough sah, Wayne Township 2485, Columbus Township 604, Union City 1150, LeBoeuf 285, Waterford Mott 492, Union Township 492, Bloomfield Township eceived funds comparable to Columbus Township case.
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Erie County
Corry
Jointure
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Sah
Wayne Township
Columbus ‘Township
Warren County
Corry Apen Jointume
Union City
LeBoent
Waterford Township
Mott
Union Township
Bloomfield Township
Cimifoed
Unio
Columba Township
Comedy Of Reversals On White Street Curbs Debate
Local officials clash over curbing on White Street as Erie County and Franklin of Vice weigh in. Property owners face curb costs. a precedent could shape future street improvements while officials cite traffic and cost concerns.
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Pennsylvania
Couinion
White
Erie
Franklin
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Phil Zaleneck
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Wall
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Ahly
Cornell
Jnie
Fbr
Coumei
Prinklin
Yue
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