Auction notices and tax details from local records
Public notices reveal a December 1 auction by Fred Jen S030 at Ore's Rock Jer 4th and references to beef and chicken consignments. The document also covers tax filing guidance for joint returns, eligibility for refunds, and authorization by Corbin, City Clerk, with city and county officials’ involvement and references to receivership and assessed estate value.
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Eastry
Fred Jen
Jack Coe
Arling
Paulsh Springs
D JR
Erie
Corbin
India and China edge toward troop withdrawals along Himalaya front
Indian civilian administrators will take over areas vacated by Chinese troops, but confirmation of Chinese withdrawal remains uncertain. Beijing claims a 12 1/2 mile pullback behind its line of control, while India prepares to move 12 1/2 miles further into its territory. Officials note verification will take days and discuss civilian resettlement as tensions persist along the northeast frontier and Ladakh.
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India
Peking
Foreign Ministry
Ladakh
Peking Defense Ministry
New China
United States
Tadia
Fire crews battle grass, rubbish fires after 1:45 p.m. calls
Three grass and rubbish fires erupt near Corry Jamestown Plant 3 and East Columbus during a busy hour for Corry fire crews. Engine 2 and Emergency Trek 5 reach a 145 p.m. blaze, but access is blocked. A second fire on West Columbus and Hatch Streets lasts 30 minutes, then a car blaze at Rogers Structural Steel Co. on Eagle Street causes $25 in damage to an auto owned by Thomas Keeney. No fatalities. cause of the larger East Columbus blaze undetermined. Separately, 85 year old suffrage leader Mrs. Rosalie Barrow Edge dies in New York hospital.
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J. R. Dearing
Rolund
Corry Jamestown
East Columbus Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Hatch Streets
Rogers Structual Steel Co
Eagle Street
Steel Company
Thomas Keeney
Corry
New York
Rosalie
Barrow Edge
Asian Flu Urges Shots Before Expected Outbreak
Erie County health director Dr. Felix Shubert warns residents to get vaccinated within two weeks as Asian influenza is anticipated to hit by December 5. The Public Health Service cites 90,000 deaths in five years and stresses vaccine benefits for those over 45, pregnant women, and people with heart or kidney conditions. City officials have vaccinated police, firemen, and other vital workers to protect services.
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Felix
Shubert
Erie County
U. S. Public Health Service
Erle
Public Health Service
Scientists Mark 20th Anniversary of Atom Age
In Chicago a group of scientists who witnessed the birth of the atomic age gathered to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the first self sustaining nuclear chain reaction. The event marks the work on Enrico Fermi’s atomic pile built at Stack Field near the University of Chicago. The facility used 2 tons of uranium and 472 tons of graphite and was later torn down and reassembled for research in a forest preserve west of Chicago.
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Chicago
Gclentiets
Inte
Enrico Frmi
Washington
Hayes
Periny
Fermiee Tallin Fp
University of Chicago
Institute of Nuclear Staruies
Chicapa
Fermie
Stack Field
University of
Soviets Begin Pullout of Nuclear Planes From Cuba
Washington reports the Soviet Union is packing nuclear capable jet bombers for shipment back to Russia after agreeing with Kennedy to aerial observation during removal. The first shipment is due soon as Mikoyan returns to report on talks with Kennedy and Rusk. Castro refuses on site verification.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Chey
Kenheily
Dean Rusk
Havana
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
Castro
Bhrughchev
Franklin car theft ring ends in city police find multiple vehicles
An unidentified car thief linked a chain of thefts across Franklin and Warren. The suspect took cars from James Suppa Irvine garage owner, Frank Fournier Warren, and George Orcutt CORTY stockbroker, with additional thefts involving Russell and Della Career and a vehicle found in Franklin. Cars from Orcutt and Fournier sustained light damage.
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Franklin
James Suppa
Irvine
Suppa
Frank Fournier
Warren
Warten
George Orcutt
Corty
South Center Street
Law and Finance
Orcutt
Towet
Corry
Russell and
Della Career
Carter
East Main
Six Children Die In Alexandria Fire
In Alexandria New York Air News area six children perished in a fast spreading fire that trapped them on a second floor. Authorities say the blaze possibly started by youngsters playing with matches. Ten others were injured as families crowded into a bathroom in a frantic escape.
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Alexandria
Edzar
Cecelia Ann
Little R. Sellers
Snot
Mary L. Ellis
J. Padgett
Smok Padgett
Passengers Survive Flaming Disintegration At Idlewild
New York AP reports 26 passengers survived the Eastern Airlines crash at Idlewild Airport with 25 killed. Survivors describe a sudden descent, orange flames, and dense smoke as the four engine plane disintegrated in fog. Passengers and crew, including stewardesses, helped others escape while many reported panic amid the chaos.
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Neien Fournier
Forest Hills
Queens
Walter Mueller
Floral Park
N.Y
Donald Barbour
Coxsackie
25 Killed In Foggy Idlewild Runway Crash
NEW YORK AP A four engine airliner on a landing attempt in fog crashed and burned at Idlewild Airport on Friday night killing 25 of 51 aboard. The Eastern Air Lines Dove Flight 512 from Charlotte with survivors scrambling from flames. Pilot’s hopeful radio remark tied to a rumored hole in the fog as the flight descended toward Queens and Manhattan.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Idlewild
Charlotte
N.C
Edward J. Bechtold
Philadelphia
Leonard Clementi
Huntington
Lone Island
Lou Lcutt
Dover
N.J
M. V. Little
Garden City
Long Island
Queens
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Helen Fournier
Forest Hills
Eastern
Skunk Protests I Way Street Traffic Change
A visitor to Franklin sparked the strongest protest to a new traffic flow plan. A black and white skunk became the central figure as residents complained about odors from the trapped animal amid the one way street change.
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Franklin
Skunk
Elks Honor Dead In 80th Memorial Service At Corry
Public invited to the Corry Elks lodge for the 80th annual memorial service honoring Raymond McCoy Clarence Kirch John Rogers George Patterson James Sinare Gus Stafford Frank Splesman and Charles Rowe. Rev William C Seltz Jr will lead the program at 3 p m at the lodge with processional music prayers readings and a closing ceremony.
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William C. Seltz Jr
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry Elks Lodge
James Walters
John Winer
Joseph Seitz
James Car
Jeffits
Diana
Schram
Soute
John Minor
Paul Dwyer
Seitz
Auto strikes kill two Erie children and injures boy
Two young Erie residents aged 5 and 9 were killed by autos yesterday, and an 11 year old was left critically hurt. The Shafer girl, Marvel Shafer, 9, died at Hamot Hospital around 8:10 pm. Christine Ann Terrell, 19, of Erie, was identified as the driver. A taxi driver, John Nelson, disputed Terrell’s account. Investigations suggest the child darted from between parked cars. Grace A Benson, 19, of St. Petersburg Fla., was the driver in a separate Route 19 bus incident where a boy was struck while crossing to board a stopped bus. Benson pled guilty to failing to stop for a stopped school bus.
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Marvel
Shafer
John H. Shafer
Eric
Christine Ann Terrell
Erie
Hamot
Miss Torrelli
Charles Bowers
Set
Bowers
Dar
John Nelson
Sgt
afiMiss
Torrelil
Alkot Deadis
Romie Lea
Donald Mariacher
Miss Benson
Pope John Continues Improvement Amid No Surgery Planned
Vatican authorities report further improvement in Pope John XXIII’s condition with no surgery expected. The Pope, 80, suffers from a stomach ulcer like illness and intense anemia, plus a noncancerous prostate issue. Personal physician Prof Antonio Gasbarrini remains at the papal bedside after visiting Bologna.
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Vatican
Joly Xxiit
Panilif
Antonio Gasbarrini
Apostolic Palace
Penn’a Strikers Vote Down Offer
About 700 striking members of UAW Local 69 at Johnson Bronze Company rejected a two year labor contract proposal, casting 1392 votes against and 284 for. The strike has been ongoing since September 26 after the old contract expired, with no immediate talks planned.
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New Castle, Pa
United Auto Workers
Johnson Bronze Company
UAW
Chlorine Gas Fells 100 in Cornwall Ontario
A chlorine gas leak from a railroad tank car Thursday night endangered Cornwall Ontario’s 43000 residents. About 100 people collapsed or felt severe symptoms while 35 remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Emergency teams evacuated 900 residents from the northeastern outskirts and sealed the area, as officials declared immediate danger over.
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Cornwall
Ont
St. Lawnanos
Massena
Railay
Canevion Industrial Lt
Hull
Que
Meved & Cylinder
Clonwall
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Daytona
Franklin City
Huntington Staton
Elks
Pope John
Penn
Kasex Junction
Tate Liquid
Mit
Vermont
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