Farm Machinery and Livestock Auction Notice
An auction listing details equipment and livestock including cows, hay, plows, mowers, pumps, belts, and a corn planter. Items are described with models and vendors, noting prices and sale conditions. The notice mentions tractors and farm implements available for bidding, with location near 74 and 3 miles from a landmark, highlighting haying gear, silage, and open trailer details.
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West
Oliver
Ningham
City Budget Lacks Major Revisions With Stable Outlay
City budget mirrors last year with expenditures of 232,274 dollars, only 2,389 above prior outlay. Property taxes 139,980 and wage tax 59,000 fund operations. salaries for permanent city workers rise about 180 dollars yearly, totaling roughly 4,100 dollars annually for increases. Major additions include 1,100 for snow removal, 1,000 for Youth Recreation, 1,000 for street lighting, and 1,864 for debt service.
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Councimen
Cornell
Sony
Snow Closes Roads Across Western Pennsylvania
A fresh blanket of snow blanketed Western Pennsylvania causing hazardous driving conditions. A two car crash and a Greyhound bus crash north of Washington left one driver with minor injuries while no one on the bus was hurt. Overnight snowfall ranged from six inches to a trace, with Bradford at about four inches. Back roads were snow covered andTurnpike stretches saw reduced speeds. Snow flurries were expected to continue with lows of 10 to 18 degrees as winds ease. Some sections cleared slowly while crews sprayed sand and salt through the night.
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Pennsylvania
Greyhound
Washington
Bradford
Corry Coin Dealer May Be In Jail
Corry police hold a young man possibly John Miczek a coin dealer who fled town after a trail of bad checks and warrants. Idaho authorities describe him as using the mails to defraud while Coin World reports he may be posing as Larry Buell with two sets of handwriting samples sent to investigators.
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Foseat Anspeechs
St. Louis
John Miczek
Corry
November Island
Larry Buell
Micuek
Coin World
Miczek
Buell and Son
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miczel
Buell
Bt. ‘Louis
North Center Street
Corry and Erie Hit With Heavy Snowfall Across Region
Intermittent snow showers continued as Corry reports ten inches over 16 hours and Erie County crews battled poor visibility and slick roads. Street department workers operated plows and salt spreaders, while rural routes remained slippery. Several towns logged varying accumulations from two to eight inches with a four to six inch forecast for today and tonight.
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Erie County
City of Erie
William J Pope
Hughways
Corry
CW. Trwitt
Focal Detachment
Mayville
Jamestown
Westfield
Franklin
Meadville
Sheer
Folly
Kane
Rideway
Warrell
Mercer
Chamber of Commerce Opens Member Drive in 1961
A kickoff breakfast today launched the Chamber of Commerce member drive for 1961 with A Brice Smith as chairman. Volunteers collected 219 enrollment cards and will contact prospects to complete registrations by next Monday for the budget committee to begin drafting next year’s income and expenses.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. Brice Smith
Chamber
Woman Dies In One-Car Crash In Warren County
Mrs. FL Phillip Jakum, 58, returning home from Warren to spend Christmas in Chicago, died after a one car crash three miles south of Route 6 and 62. Her husband, in charge of a large installation at United Refining Co., was with her as they hauled belongings in a U Haul trailer. The trailer slipped on ice and snow, breaking free and sending the car into a culvert. A second trailer struck the couple, pinning Mrs Jakum. she died en route to Warren General Hospital.
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Warren County
Phillip Jakum
Chicago
Warren
United Refining Co
Erie County Faces Gloomy Finance Outlook for Next Year
Erie County chief assessor Martin Gregor warns the 1961 budget will be tight as new taxable construction falls short. Valuations cut by appeals reduce total to about $208 million, with potential tax base loss offset by commercial building gains near the Erie County Throughway. Proposed income stands at $2,385,000 as commissioners worry over hospital reconstruction payments.
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Ane Dulook
Martin Gregor
Gregor
Assissal
Erie County
Erie County Hospital
Schools Receive Bomb Threats in San Antonio
San Antonio schools received telephoned bomb threats yesterday but police and arson squads found no bombs. Four youths were detained for questioning and released after the investigation.
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San Antonio
Tex
US Space Rocket Falls In Cuba Near Holguin
East Cuba authorities report fragments of a two headed US space rocket fell near Holguin about 1 pm local time on Wednesday. Pieces weighed up to 40 pounds lay on a hillside ten miles from the city. The rocket was launched from Cape Canaveral and later destroyed in flight.
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Havana
Holguin
Cuba
U.S
Oriente
U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Revolucion
United States
Pidel
City Plans Sidewalk Building In May For 1901
City council signals bold sidewalk program for built up sections, aiming May start with West Smith Wright and East Pleasant streets. Councilmen Weber and Grice to draft recommendations while Cornell to notify owners to begin walks or city crews will lay them and bill owners. Debate over private contractor versus city crew persists as details are ironed out.
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Connell
West Smith Street
Wright Street
East Pleasant Street
Carry Memorial Hospital
Cornell
Ray Weber
Robert Grice
School Bus Rams Parked Auto in Youngsville
A school bus carrying high school students slid through an intersection in Youngstown yesterday morning and rammed a parked car. The only injury reported was the parked car’s driver Thomas Glegerich, son of Richard Glegerich, who cut his face. The bus driver William Beichner said he could not stop on Toy Street. The accident site, in front of the high school, sparked debate about a dangerous intersection due to the high student traffic.
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Youngsville
Youngstown
Thomas Glegerich
Richard Glegerich
Youngsvile High
William Beichner
New Orleans Erupts After Court Backs Integration
Tension rose at New Orleans integrated schools after a federal court ordered Louisiana agencies to stop interfering with desegregation. Demonstrations surged at William Frantz School as police and firemen dispersed crowds. lawmakers debated voluntary private schooling and school funding, with the city seeking a $2 million loan to pay teachers.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
William Frantz
Baton Rouge
Alty
Jack Gremillion
Orleans Parish
Ford
Atorney
T. Rosenberg
US Supreme Court
Etien
Fire Rages Through Union City Marine Shop
A young Union City marine shop opened last Saturday was gutted by a blaze that caused about 8004 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Francis Wontenay and 50 volunteers battled the fire for two hours at 31 Hemlock Street near Concord Street. Cause undetermined though no power was active in the building. wind aided the flames, destroying the wooden structure and its equipment valued around 4,000 dollars with some insurance coverage.
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Union City Iiss
Saturslay
Yesturday
Union City
Francis Wontenay
Willian Lyle
Hemlock Street
Concord Street
Wontering
Sud
Neyamg Shinery
Electrien Tyes Rede
Une
Woman breaks leg after crash near Belle Valley
Unhurt in crash, a woman falls at the scene and fractures a leg. Virginie A Hilluan of Route 6 Brie is hospitalized at St Vincents after being struck by a van driven by Roy A Biails of Waterford. Gerri Oink and Hiei Sped are named as others involved or present at the scene.
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Winnih
Waterford
Shack
Gerri Oink
Hiei
Anid Tel
Belle Vink Tite
Ambnu Ae
British Ford Shares Tumble Amid Detroit Denials
Unfilled market chatter reports a London trading tumble as Ford relatives dispute a takeover plan for a subsidiary. Detroit sources deny the deal, though the market remains unsettled about future steps and potential leadership changes.
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London
Isk Aiffey
Detroit
Urethane Wedding Bears Brand New Industry Tale
A 40 member Goory Management Club gathering at Hotel Carry showcased polyurethane's rise from wartime research to a versatile, springy material. Keith Cons, plant manager of Curry Foam Products, explained its properties and recent production feats including 20 000 seat pads for Ford and 11 000 troop mattresses for Navy ships.
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World of
Adam
Evy
Cony
Goory Management Club
Just
Keith Constrap
Curry Foam Products Co
Atdressidie
Foam Products
DPC
Aero Supply
Coultrap
Bueton
Coutivap
Paniy
Ford Motor Gu
Nievy
Retailers' $150 jackpot split among 43 winners
More than 500 entries competed in a Monday Prevue Mix N Match contest in downtown. The Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event with a $150 prize to be shared by 43 winners, each getting 4.50. Winners include Jerry Weber, Clark Eaton, Gayle DeMarte, Barbara Wickwire, Mary Mitchell, Ruth Mitchell, and many others named in the entry list. Postcards will notify winners where to pick up their shares.
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S. A. Long
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Weber
Clark Eaton
Gayle DeMarte
John Bulard
Barbara Wickwire
Debbie Bachofner
Joyce Bachofner
Pat Bachofner
Bone Hulfast
Mys
Eugene Waldorf
Mary Yuratch
Dolores Yaratch
Shirley Yaratch
Kenneth Yoder
Lester Lewis
Rein McElroy
John Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Raymond Mitchell
Ruth Mitchell
G. W. McDonnell
Florence L. Allen
Mra
Clsude Weber
Donald Nantes
Rene Counnace
Paul Orritz
Don Wharton
Robert Spencer
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