Fragmented OCR sports and notices item from rural paper
The readable text shows scattered references to people places and events including names like Lily Jenn and True fishes and locations such as Columbus and Clay north along with figures like 84 and 90 pitr. The fragmentary content hints at farm items sales and municipal final notices but lacks coherent narrative or a clear single event.
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Safle
Lily Sd
Dial Jen
Bulard
Lumbus Ata
Iol
Buck
Adler
Thay
Inman
Buster
Dean Nie
Loeter
Vail
Saul Ceml
Mead Park boards eye spring start for outdoor pool
Mead Park directors in special meeting accept operation and maintenance for a proposed outdoor pool and begin a citizen fundraising push aiming to raise about 100000. Plans call for a 20 by 80 foot pool with diving and general swim areas, plus dressing rooms and showers, with construction likely in spring if funds and bids align.
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Corry
Mead Park Board of Directors
Reed
I Fe
Corry Memorial Hospital
Architeet
Wik Street
Little Sage
Tenits Courts
Mead Park Board
Gio
Fire Hamps Grove Home for Aged in Pa. Destroyed by Blaze
A fire at the Grove Hoist Home for the Aged in WMPORUM Pennsylvania last night trapped 12 residents twice within one hour. Firefighters contained the first blaze but a second fire on the upper floor gutted the three story building. no injuries reported.
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Wmporum
Grove
Content
Fowler Claims Controls To Stay Amid Policy Debate
A garbled report notes Fowler arguing that wage and price controls should persist under the incoming administration. He cites plans for gradual decontrol and potential shifts in steel policy, urging a public repudiation of contrary views. The piece references President-elect Tinman and a January 20 swearing-in with policy continuities.
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Washington
Mobittzeuian
Honey H. Puvelor
Ly Ila
Fey Jone
Hive
Ennie Law
Niels
Power
Tknan
Ton Vols
Sinen Seti
Maybanl
Tinman
Congress
Dwight Bienower
Fowler
Auto crash cuts gas to Tionesta, four hour outage
A Route 66 accident near Tionesta caused a big gas line break in the Tionesta Gas Co system. About 400 homes and businesses lost gas from 1:18 PM to 5:15 PM while crews repaired a four inch main. William Boyd of Newmansville skidded and plunged over a bank, narrowly avoiding fire as service was restored.
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Tionesta
Ifler
Tlenesta Gas Co
Harold Wagner
T Heat Company
Lawrence Roth
Wagner
Vegas
William Boyd
Newmansville
Frybure
Tianesia
Boyd
Man Perishes In Pittsburgh Fire Blamed On Smoking
A Pittsburgh North Side rooming house fire caused one death and injuries to two others. Thomas Kearns, 45, died from smoke inhalation at Allegheny General Hospital. Joseph Cherosky, 28, suffered burns to hands and face. Lassity, 61, had burns on the hands. Seven other residents and the caretaker escaped as flames damaged the three story brick building on Arch Street. Battalion Chief No Call said the blaze started when bed clothing was ignited by a cigarette.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Kearns
Allegheny General Hospital
Joseph Cherosky
Executions of Czech Purge Defendants Reported in Prague
The Prague court executed Slansky and ten co defendants accused of treason espionage and anti Stalinist plots. The mass hangings at Pankrac Prison followed clemency denials by the state prosecutor. All 14 defendants confessed detailing a Zionist inspired plot and involvement of former high officials. Others received life terms while two were spared heavy punishment.
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Plat
nro-Moscow
Hed Wik Shynaky
Cucel Party
Jer Eal
Video Clementis
Czeon
Hedvich Geminder
Communist Party
Internaonal
Kremlin
Prague
Otto Sling
Ludwik Frejka
State Economic Commisssion
Bedrich Reic
Olla Fisch
Rudolph Margolins
Deauty
Andre Simone
Rude Provo
Josef Frank
Slunsky
Karl Svab
Tist Yoor
Ihre
Apiinie London
Wayro Hardig
Elem
Ewen Loeb
Loebs
Ring
Theater Two
Zea
Clements
Frank
Svab
Ratio Prague
Pankrac
Czech
Klement Gottwald
Haywood Group Refuses 10 Quit at CIO Convention
At Atlantic City a faction opposing Walter Reuther's bid for CIO president pressed to force an open convention while memorial sessions honored Philip Murray. Allen Haywood and the Haywood faction refused to volunteer their support, as votes were readied for the next day amid calls for a negotiated settlement. In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania reported 4,182 new corporations chartered in the first ten months of 1962.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
CTO Umions
Allan S. Haywood
GIO
Philip Murray
Adlai BE. Stevenson
Tu- Hols
Haywood
CTO
WPSUL
Reuther
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Taft Blast Could Split GOP Ranks
Washington reports a Taft burst over Eisenhower labor secretary picks raises the prospect of GOP rifts. Taft bitterly criticized Eisenhower’s post and hinted at plans that could spark friction in the party’s Senate leadership contest and affect Eisenhower’s legislative aims. The episode centers on Taft’s stance amid a widening battle over cabinet selections and Taft-Hartley era actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
A. Taft
Eisenhower
Truman
Taft
Taft-Hartley
Senate
New Appliance Store to Open in Columbus Area
The Roberts Retail Sales and Service outlet opens at East South Street on Route 6 west of Columbus with a full line of Hotpoint appliances plus Apex units and Capehart radios. The two day event runs 9 am to 9 pm with hourly prize drawings from 2 pm, roses for ladies, and promos for children.
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Roberts Retelgern
Columbus
Charles Roberts
East South Street
Tyen
Phe
Chlson Lumber Supply
Route 6
Roberts
Cape Hark
Openiay
ROKs Recapture Lost Positions on Pinpoint Hill
Seoul reports renewed fighting as South Korean troops retook most positions lost earlier today on Pinpoint Hill. Allied artillery halted Chinese assaults near Rocky Point. In a broader 155 mile front, B 26 bombers targeted supply hubs while B 29s from Okinawa attacked an airfield at Pyong Yong, with reports claiming about 110 Red trucks destroyed.
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Seoul
Pinpoint Hill
Rocky Point
Okinawa
Pyongyong
Five convicts still at large in nationwide breakout
Charleston West Virginia police hunt for five desperadoes linked to a Western State Penitentiary escape. James Mill, 25, of Duquesne, Pa, arrested briefly in Ohio, identified among the fugitives who held a Pittsburgh family hostage during the breakout. A car theft and a Western Union office seizure tied to the escape are outlined as officers close in on suspects across West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Charleston
West Vila Stille
Faunss
Yani
I Western Union
James Mill
Duquesne
Bel Eline
Lopick
Moitey
Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Rrife-Wieleiss
Larse
Aoe
Taiile Lerhyik
Rem
Peninsylvaniia Stady Police Vale Me
Nenives
Derby Place
West Virgina
I Wheeling
W. Va
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Dan Parson
al Welsh
Western Union
Derby
Ethel Lerby
John Gagich
Ter Roughter
Mary Gagich
Gagich
Join Jr
Marleen Leray
Strickler to Take Over New Duties by Weekend
Maj. Gen. Daniel J. Strickler, newly named chief of the U S Military Assistance and Advisory Group for Italy, arrives after commanding Pennsylvania's 28th Division in Germany. He will assume new duties here by weekend, succeeding Maj. Gen. Donn R. Rice. Strickler departs next Tuesday for U S retirement. Maj. Gen. Courtland Van R. Schuyler to succeed him at the 28th.
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Rome
Daniel & Strickler
U. S. Military Assistance and Act‘ory Group
Italy
Pennsylvania
Germany
Iastsaight
Caroline Grace Bolran
Oil City
Strickler
Dont
Rice
Stridler
Tom Delightedl
Winter Snow Closes Many Roads Across Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports a second winter storm dropping heavy snow and ice across Pennsylvania. City centers saw varied totals with three to seven inches in Green Lane, Quakertown, and Riewelsville areas while suburban zones bore the brunt. Temperatures lingered in the mid 40s to high 40s despite forecasts, with freezing rain in central counties and statewide hopes for a warming trend as the system moved east. State highways operated around the clock to clear main routes and keep rural roads passable amid hazardous travel conditions.
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Associated
Metropoliéally
Platladulptois
Green Lane
Quakertown-Riewelsville
Monteomeri
Bucky
State Highway Department
Eres
Pennsylvania
Howe
Weather Bureau
U N Assembly Set To Vote On Indian Plan For Korea
The United Nations General Assembly in New York is poised to approve India's proposal for repatriation of prisoners of war in Korea. The plan seeks broad support before a likely Chinese veto, amid intense debate and opposition from anti-communist blocs. The resolution would mandate repatriation under the Western principle that prisoners may refuse return if they choose, pending final handling by the U.N. and allied nations.
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Associated Press United Nations
N. Y
In- Amb
Korea
U. S. General Assembly
Sayiet Inc
Wester
Fiebtral
Topprae
India
Nationnaliss Chins
Delevstes
Toti
Asan
Anton
Tan
Flye
Tena
Tivellagr Resoliettori
Foliionnes Commissi Auida Filuh
Urey
Ex-convicts nabbed in Pittsburgh suburb Baldwin
Three former services were arrested today in suburban Baldwin after police found a battered four foot square safe in a ravine. Neighbors complained of noise as Pittsburgh police arrested Charles Miley 80 Atayapna wall 36 and Walter Shoski 89. Investigators said the safe’s owner was not yet determined.
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Pittsburgh
Baldwin
Chaurley Milley
Atayapnawall
Walter Shoski
Brivestlente
Blood donation frequency and safety guidance
The notice explains blood donation limits and safety concerns. It states donations may be made once every weeks but not more than five times in 12 months. It notes many people can give blood more often without harm, yet for some donors the practice is not medically safe. A pint can be donated every 6 weeks, with healthy individuals typically replenishing blood quickly after donation.
Defense Budget Request Includes Air Force Share
The Associated Press reports a 40.7 billion defense request with the Air Force slated to receive about 17 billion. The piece, reflecting White House and Congress actions, notes plans for new weapons and ships, including the supercarrier program, and quotes Defense Secretary Lovett discussing funding, priorities, and interagency disagreements.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Buceel
Defense
Hubert A. Loveyl
Forrwstal
Saratoga
Timn
Laveth
Theley
Hoaywell Galpatino
United’ States
Laitéud
USAR
Maine
Fruen
Army
School Subsidy Delay Explained by State Official
Harrisburg department official says delays in school subsidy payments stem from time needed to compute higher payments. Ey A Quackenbush, director of the Bureau of School Administration, says the large workload since new law, with four to six class districts reassigned funds, hindered timely disbursements. He noted annual payments to certain districts will be processed soon and funds will flow to treasurer after requisition.
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Prem
Harrisburg
PUG
Schridl
Alta
York City
Quackenbush
Meat haul at Santa Cruz hospital shocks local relief effort
Shailed raid at Santa Cruz County Hospital yielded a $20,000 meat shipment intended for patient meals. Officials say the supplies were not prepared for a holiday feast and the rations appear tied to an irregular acquisition. Police are investigating the suspicious consignments and their origin.
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Wigh Pricen
Santa Cruz, Calif
Santa Cruz County
Fender
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