Tur sub 197 to ah is Walt A Bast and other notes
Fragmentary OCR data references cattle farmers, route details, bids, and local officials. Mentions engineers, a 46th event, a taxes matter, and local affairs with scattered names and numbers. No clear single event. outlines multiple municipal or agricultural items in a cryptic text.
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Walt
Ordey
Thorpe
Fenttivid Wodling
Abuinger
Farmera Sylvanin
Tomer
Chirle
England
Philip of
Ike's Condition Excellent May Join Cabinet Meeting
Reports from Washington indicate President Eisenhower's condition remains excellent and he may participate in a cabinet meeting. Word of his health, sleep, and overall progress circulated as aides noted continued steady recovery and planned scheduling for forthcoming week.
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Ike
Seeley
Lmrt
Rikki Howe
Biwenhower
Staicken Snydlur
Steyth Inuil
Hunters Pack Woods as Pennsylvania Deer Season Opens
About 750,000 hunters head into Pennsylvania forests for the deer season opening at 7 a.m. with a one buck limit. The State Game Commission notes a male buck with two or more points or a three inch antler qualifies. Local restaurants report filled breakfast hours amid the hunting rush. Doe season licenses total 386,800, with McKean County given the largest allocation at 16,500.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Game Commission
Anason
Tol & P
Jost
Seaann
Warren County
Huntéow
Huntera
Warren
Hunter Run
Ble
McKean
Forest Exoh
Two Car Crash Causes 850 Dollar Damage Near Wattsburg
An icy two car collision south of Wattsburg caused 850 dollars in damage. Gerald Ostergard 49 of Warren and George Mulloch 10 of Ripley were the drivers. neither was injured. Police investigated as crews reported poor visibility and unclear highway conditions.
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Wattsburg
Aig
Wricn
Abouk
Corty Harms
Gerald Qolergard
Warren
George Marlogh
Ripley
Uta North
Ostergard
Washington
U.S
Fussin
Sam
Sputnik I
Earth
Sputtile
Red Satellite Rocket Down but Where
Reports across Alaska, Fairbanks, and Moscow radio claims mix about the red satellite rocket’s fate. Observers note possible debris or a giant meteor while officials offer no official statement. experts question orbit completion and Russia’s broadcasts.
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Palhutiks
Alaska
Twas Fing
Alan
Fairbanks
Ruma
Moscow Radio
Brosdomst
Werner
Store Owner Fends Off Burglary Kills Trucker in Rochester
Police say 24 year old Ronald Austin Byers was shot and killed during a burglary at a Rochester store. Co owner Gerald Frtrinny, 24, was with the owner’s aim, firing a 22 caliber rifle. A former owner Joseph Bowsehlein, 60, was beaten to death in 1966. Larry Ahler, 24, was later convicted and jailed. Tracy, the night clerk, heard a noise, hid, and woke to find the register opened and shots fired. Byers arrived from Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Rochester
Ampuiye
Utyulure Dure
Danamin
Ronald Austin Byers
Gerald FR. Trinny
Joseph Bowsehlein
Lawrence K. Ahler
Tracy
Byers
Byra
Butler
Spartansburg Boy Struck by Auto Near Canton, Ohio
David Kenniston, a Spartansburg youth, was hit by a car driven by Armand L. Beard of Canton, Ohio, as he darted into the road. Beard could not stop in time. Kenniston suffered a slight concussion and multiple contusions. he was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Wa Wubo
Corry Barracks
David Kenalston
Mty and
Mya
Kenniston
Spartansbmrg
Armand L. Beard
Canton
Ohio
Beard
Shim
Missing rifle prompts police report in Columbus
Albert Miller reports a 300 Savage Model 99 rifle stolen from his East South street truck after a wheat hunting trip. Officers traced his movements but cannot explain the four hour reporting delay. Cardinal Piasse, Vatican secretary for the Congregation for the Consistory, dies in Vatican City aged 74.
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Albert Miller
B.D. 1
Columbus
East South Street
Miler
Miller
Vatican
Vatican City
Cardinal Piasse
Congregation For the Consistory
Trent
Italy
Walls Prom Car Fatality Near Lewin
Daniel Gary Zink four of Lewin died when he fell from the back seat of a moving auto into the side of a truck the car was passing. The accident occurred yesterday and authorities are investigating the cause.
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WALLS
Irwin
Daniel Gary Zink
Lewin
Start Check On School Districts Bids For Funds
Harrisburg reports a special audit of school districts finances to verify state aid claims. Dr Clarence E Ackley will lead the $200000 review, aimed at preventing waste and ensuring honest reporting. The effort, pushed by state officials, seeks uniform standards for receiving and detailing subsidies.
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Harrisburg
Financia
Clarence E. Ackley
Public
Elaine
John Herts
Paul L Wagner
R-Schiglelli
Senate Education Committee
Hert
Department of Public
Many Attend Elks Rites
A large throng gathered yesterday afternoon for the Inoual Lodge of Sorrow at the Cory Lodge of Elks. Boyd Adams, a past exalted ruler of the Buller Lodge and state trustee, urged the creed to pause in ceremony and honor Avons who died in the past year. He cited Elks services for the living and for children eligible for scholarships. After the program Adams was the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by post exalted rites of the Igpul lodge.
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Cory Lodge of Elks
Boyd Adams
Buller Lodge
Els
Avons
Elks
Tving
Adams
Igpul Lodge
Blue Cross Rate Hike Plan Delayed In Three Cities
Public hearings in January will study potential higher Blue Cross Hospital plan rates in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Harrisburg with a final decision possibly a month later Thomas R Balaban deputy state Insurance commissioner disclosed over the weekend The steel industry loss is noted with John H Vohr 64 general superintendent of U S Steel Gary Works dying yesterday.
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Blue Cross
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Harrisburghness
Thomas R. Balaban
Gary
Ind
John H. Vohr
U. S. Steel Corp
Gary Works
Military unity urged after missile probe findings
Senators Bridges and alnstull call for stronger interservice cooperation after a probe suggests rivalry hampered missile and satellite work. Ben Knowlan proposes a Defense Department co ordination to direct projects to the most promising groups. The witnesses praise Secretary of Defense for possible changes under the Armed Forces Unification law. Eisenhower urged to appoint a commission to centralize control of space programs.
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Washington
Publicny
Bojwig Laverigalon
Sliu
Uniticn Lion
Senators
Bridges
Rene
Alnstull
Francks Cone
RSD
Ben
Lana
Xiven Wationsky
Yunneyar Bush
Formen
Office of Scientific Resauch and Development
Senate’ Preparedness
Labt
Bridges Muld
Defense Mctlroy
Saltonstall
Clymer Boy Falls From Second Story Window
Three year old Clymer boy fell from a second story window striking a car below. He survived initial injuries but has a deep forehead laceration and possible emesis. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. condition listed as serious but improving. His sister, nine, was nearby at the time. exact cause under investigation.
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Atta Chamberlin
Walter Chamberlin
R. Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Chinber
Arthur
Corry Hospital
Area Couple Hurt In Crash Near Sherman
A Sherman area couple were hurt when their car skidded on ice on Findley Take Sherman road and plunged over an embankment. Driver R Lee Wright escaped serious injury, while his wife Mrs Wright was admitted with multiple lacerations. In Cleveland, Mrs Mary Bowman aged 89 died Saturday, niece of President McKinley and widow of Tineatty Bowman, former publisher of the Ohio Times and Youngstown Vindicator.
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Findley Take-Sherman Road
R. Lee Wright
RD. 1
Sherman
Weight
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spitzer
Wright
Cleveland
Mary ©. Bowman
William McKinley
Tineatty Bowman
Eorain
Youngstown
Ohio
Pillsburgh
Plant Blast Kills Two Workers and Injures Three More
An explosion at Phornee Tranned Steel Co in Harrisburg killed two workers and injured three others. The blast hurled debris across a 300 foot area, damaged the lubricating building, and knocked heavy doors from a furnace. Coroner Thomas J. McFadden suggested gas buildup in the heater as the probable cause while the plant resumed operations with a skeleton crew.
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Harrisburg
Phornee Tranned Steel Co
Denton
Pane Mull
Willart R Rend Wallieh
Paxtany Manor
Keatey
Matthew G Graybie
Hurriabiee
Figuralille
Richard E. Barner
Harristurg
Posible
Meriden
Marvin Aik
Wheater
Arthur J. Miller
Steelton
Thoma J
McFadden
Miller
Grubie and
Radsbaugh
Jom
S Oa
Henry Steel
Atomic power plant Shippingport starts chain reaction
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a chain reaction began today at Shippingport Pennsylvania in the nation’s first civilian full scale reactor test. Chairman Strauss said the start at 4 30 am marked initial startup with no electricity produced yet and low power tests will follow before full operations. The plant aims to produce 80000 kilowatts for Duquesne Light Co with future full power output planned. Today also marks the 15th anniversary of Chicago’s first self sustaining chain reaction in 1942 under Enrico Fermi.
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Washtaaiuh
W—One Atomic Energy Commission
Shippingport
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Rescue Scientists From Crippled Ship Shackleton
Twenty scientists bound for Antarctica were rescued from the British polar research ship Shackleton after it rammed an iceberg 1,000 miles south of Cape Horn. The vessel, with a crew of 30 aboard, diverted to South Georgia as the Protector arrived last night to take off the evacuees.
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London
Shackleton
Cape Horn
South Georgia
Protector
Burglar Suspected in $88,000 Overbrook Fire
Police say a burglar may have started a three story Overbrook inn fire early today to cover a burglary. The blaze caused about $8,000 in damages and $160 stolen from a cash register. Four firemen were injured while fighting the flames, which burned for about three hours after midnight.
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Overbrook
Hurricanes Roar Through Hawaii Sheltering Evacuees
Hawaii endures a hurricane that forced 1,100 people from two villages and left a ship missing while rivers overflowed and schools sheltered evacuees. Residents within Teihual and Maile areas faced tidal surges as winds battered the coast advancing toward 830 p.m. Pacific time.
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Hawaii
Space Age Poses New Problems For Christianity Says Church Leaders
National church leaders in St Louis warn that space age power and nuclear developments test Christian faith. The National Council of Churches reports calls for a global moral conference on nuclear spade issues and greater ecumenical contact with Red China.
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Louis
America
General Assembly
Cauinell
China
York
Council
Representa
Ehudhes
We of the
Indiana Solon Bows Out Of Senate Race
In Bedford Indiana United States Senator Wil Jism Jenner Republican retires before 1958 reelection bid his brief two paragraph letter released by state chairman Robert W Matthews notes personal reasons and says he will practice law in Indianapolis with Jack C Brown. Democratic leaders and observers speculate on expected defeat and Jenner’s impact on the 1958 campaign.
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Indiana
Solon
Senate
Bedford
Ind
Ui — Sen
Wil Jism
Jenner
Robert W. Matthews
Associated Press
Sone
Indianapolis
Jack C. Brown
Derailment Probe After Pittsburgh Train Tragedy
Pittsburgh to Cleveland passenger train derailed one car causing delays. Engineer George Divihusin of McKees Rocks died soon after from a reported heart attack. Fireman R O Griffin of McKees Rocks left the scene to report the wreck, later returning to find the engineer dead.
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Pittsburgh and
Lake Eris
Pittsburgh
R. O. Griffin 47
McKees
Wrnickt
Dicllmon
Loblaw Workers Approve 16.2 Cent Hour Wage Hike
Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio Loblaw workers approve a one year contract boosting wages by 16.2 cents per hour and expanding fringe benefits. The pact covers 1,049 employees at 31 stores and runs to November 30, 1958 with four weeks vacation after six years and Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage.
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Iupunges Ur Suum
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Loblaw
Gilston C. Caldwell
Pact
Retarded Children Appeal Seeks Additional Support
City appeal to aid the Retarded Children's Association reports 42 respondents and 496 letters sent. The campaign will run for another week as donations may be mailed to the organization at Box 126 Corry.
Deer Kill Light Area Deer Kill Light Wudging Avn
The Journal reports a deer hunting area near Bear Lake and Columbus with several hunters listed and their points or weights. Names include Adolph Hamm Pike Valley Hill and Clyde Keith State Game Lands near Columbus, with scores and weights varying among participants.
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Corry Ull
Senate
Peck
Adolph Hamm
Pike Valley Hill
Werther
Ray Root
Wheelock
Berrill Howt Drs
King's Hill
Sugay Grove
Clyde Keith
Columbus
Engedd Davia
Leslie Davis
Merton ‘Kenniston
Spike
Grand Wales
Satellite Firing Still Set Wednesday
Preparations continued for Wednesday's Vanguard rocket firing to place a satellite into orbit. Officials gave no new details on permit or top secret test actions. Observers may detect the launch with specialized equipment as the craft is expected to move in a near equatorial path.
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Unemyeremay
Vanguard
Navy
N.m
Ately Thelt Glen
United States
Cape Hatteras,n
Los Angeles
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Huis Farm
Ari Page
Fréd L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Ohipeer Gee
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Mass
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Jodrell Bank
Lovell
Moscow
Threx
Spartansburg
GOP SclonsSay
Clymer
Electrical Atom
Teihual
Muller
Semaine
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Cuba
United State
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Fong
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Ihe
N Corry
Thom‘ng Crowe
Buffalo
Corry Loblaw
Déer Kill Light
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