Furnishings and sale items in Pittsfield estate notice
A fragmented notice lists furniture and household items for sale in Pittsfield including beds dressers lamps utensils and tools. It notes a real estate auction or sale action with dates and contact details and references a probate or executor proceeding in Warren County.
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Aniris
Pittsfield
Titus
General Breakfast
Avenport
Sparate
E Town
Warren
NATO Conference Ends With Arms Decision At Paris Summit
NATO leaders wrapped up their Paris summit with a resolution to arm Western Europe against Soviet missiles and to urge Moscow to resume disarmament talks. Aimed at strengthening NATO forces, the communique also calls for stockpiling nuclear warheads and placing intermediate range missiles under Allied command. The group urged UN coordinated talks while signaling a possible foreign ministers meeting if the Soviets refuse.
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NATO
West Europe
Russia
Iire
Paris
Reds
PARIB
Eisenhower
Western Europe
Moscow
U. S
Europe
Sovie Union
West
Ruppe
Sié Hey
Middle East
Africa
Free World
Indonesia
United Nations
Soviet Union
UN Assembly
FCC Refuses Channel 12 Transfer From Erie Area
The FCC denied a request to shift Channel 12 from Johnstonstown to improve service in the Erie region. The proposed move would have eliminated WICH Channel 12 and required new antennas near Pittsburgh to enhance coverage for Corry.
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FCC
Erie
Wenig
peLifion
Evie
Fini
Wea
Brad Jk
Tits Weate
Lithia
Hospital Board Reports Month Of Service And Births
Corry Memorial Hospital treated 1,629 days of service in the past month with 37 births and 9 deaths recorded. Surgical staff performed 31 major and 47 minor operations totaling 78 procedures. board directors present included Hawkins Rumple Young Piston Nust Edinger Sill Hillstrom Slattery Puller win Bar.
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ADC
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hawkins
Rumple
Young
Piston
Nust
Ediner
Sill
Hillstrom
Slattery
Puller
Win Bar
Atomic Power Plant Goes Live In Shippingport In 1957
Shippingport Pennsylvania becomes the nation’s first large scale atomic power plant and second in the world as the plant’s turbine generator begins delivering power. Operator James Munguman oversees the midnights shift ensuring the flow meets residential demand for about 290000 people. The facility sits 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh and marks a milestone in electric utility history.
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Munguman
Ughty Techinen
Shippingport
H Yalayo
Swakesne Likti Yeteo
Wallmannnirst
Awiteh
Pittsburgh
Army Jupiter missile launch ends in partial success
Army test fired a Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile from a central launch complex near here last night. Defense officials later said the jet firing was "successfully carried out" but the missile failed to reach full range due to heat and engine issues. The Jupiter, packed with a nuclear warhead, stands about 60 feet tall and was part of a series of TRBM tests under Army development. Continued on Page Six.
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Defense Department
Army
Corry Weather Reflects Historic Holiday Outlook
Weather reports from Corry compare last year’s temperatures with current conditions. Cold, clear, and dry during the day with a forecast of slightly warmer highs, while major snow absence continues for the holidays. Snow is notably missing this December in Corry and Union City amid winds and mild to cool nights.
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Corry
Mercury
Botlock 4
Siti
Orelock
General Telephone , Co
Pennsylvania Freetile, Co
Union City
U.S. to Equip Japan with Sidewinder Air Missiles
The United States moves to arm Japan’s postwar air force with Sidewinder air to air missiles. The U S Japan Security Committee announced the plan after its fourth five hour session. First delivery expected next spring, committee cochairman Foreign Minister Aii chiro Fujiyama said. The panel is chaired by Admiral Felix Stump.
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U.S
United States
Japan
Arrest Youthful Gang In Burglaries
State Police claim they solved at least 35 burglaries in the Washington area over six months with the arrest of a 20 year old man and four juveniles. The adult, Robert Romano, is jailed on burglary and larceny charges and the juveniles have been handed to juvenile authorities.
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Washington
Robert Romano
Fiery Plane Crash Kills 3 Near World’s Biggest Telescope
A B47 Stratojet crashed in fog on Palomar Mountain California about a quarter mile from the Palomar Observatory. Three Air Force officers were killed Maj Tim Esmond Austin Texas commander 15th Air Force March AFB Pilot Frank W Ellis Covington Kentucky and Capt Frank Harradine Alameda California all stationed at March AFB. No injuries were reported among about 20 observatory staff and families.
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Palomar Mountain
Calif
Air Force
March Air Force Base
St Miles
Riverside
Tim’ Esmond
Austin
Tex
15Th Air Force
March Afb
Frank W. Ellis
Covington
18Th’ Air Force
Frank Harrardine
Alameda
2Nd
Jewell Bound Over On Car Theft Charge
Lawrence Jewell, 22, of Corey, pleaded not guilty to a car theft charge after confessing to stealing a vehicle from a Columbus used car lot. He was held in Warren County jail in default of bail and awaits the next court term following a judge's ruling.
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Ainoueh
Lawrence Jewell
Corey
Justice of the
Fred Berry
Starbrink
Jewell
Veterean
Columbus
Corry
Kenneth Jewell
Be “Fon
Snell
Warren County
Warren County Court
Berry
Woman Cleared In Auto Death at Chambers
Katherine Rie of Chambersburg was cleared by Franklin County coroner's jury in the December auto death of Paul G., near the city center. The chauffeur said Joye, 13, and the others testified the woman could not avoid the fatal collision while walking near the street. Evidence supported her story.
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Katherine Rie
Chamberae
Paull
Phe
Joye
Chambersburg
Hesdar
Convicted in Blue Law Case Near Allentown
Nineteen persons who pleaded innocent were convicted last night of violating Pennsylvania's 1704 Blue Law at a dine house run by Two Guys Tom Harrison in Whitehall Township. All defendants were employees or supervisory staff at the establishment.
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Allentown
Pennsylvania
Greemsary Biindyyelle
Tom Harrison
Jh Sularhun Whitehall Townalilp
Triumph at NATO meeting plans TV address by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower secured broad NATO backing for a European missile framework and announced plans for a televised address. He returned to Washington with aides citing a generally positive outcome though not a decisive victory, as key nations balked on missile sites and limits. Meanwhile violent tornadoes swept Missouri and Illinois, killing 11 and injuring many as crews struggled with debris and warnings across the region.
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Paris
Tom Werladay
NATO
Coul
Eisenhower
Washington
Jamoican
Dulles
Spain
U. 8
Iim
Senators Question NATO Results Amid Disarmament Push
Senator Humphrey and other Democrats challenge the NATO talks calling the gains in Europe only face value. Fulbright and Sparkman echo concerns while committee members urge renewed disarmament efforts. Senator Curie warns time is short for arms limitations with Britain France and Canada. London talks yielded plans for European bases and 800 mile range missiles.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
NATO
Europe
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Bielteain
France
Canada
Boviels
London
Russia
Health Department Sanitarian Firing Sparks Protests
Sanitarian E Zink loses 98554 yearly post as chief sanitarian of Erie County Health Department after a board vote denying reinstatement. Protests erupted over methods of Sanitarian Bodney Schachtmeister, with Waterford restaurant owners blasting alleged overreach while board member J Guy Butters urged written complaints to improve the department.
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Erie County “Health Department
Zink
County Health Board
Gestapo
Bodney Schachtmeister
Sheit
Waterford
Schachtmeister
Schachteister
Robert J. Watts
Edward Hopkins
Homer Taylor
Erie County Towry
Amputate Girl's Foot in Kentucky After Five Days Missing
Rosella Auxier, a shy year old girl from Eastern Kentucky, survived five days in zero cold after being found in an abandoned Predontsbury building. Doctors began treatment to save her frozen leg but amputated her foot yesterday to prevent further damage.
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Rosella Auxier
Rosella
Kentucky
Predontsbury
Ordea
Bet Aaved
Will Arraign 4 Monday In Erie Youth Death
MAXVILLE A 19 year old Erie youth Kenseth P Shoup Jr is held in county jail on a charge of criminally receiving stolen property He is one of several teenagers with Donald Kamppl 16 who fell 10 feet down a cliff behind a Ripley tavern November 19 Kamppl died November 25 in Westfield Memorial Hospital Shoup was arrested on a bench warrant by state police with deputies and Exie police He admitted taking 60 from Kamppl after he was unconscious on the beach Three others linked to a Ripley tavern burglary last week face warrants and Monday arraignments Police linked Kamppis death to drinking at the tavern and a tavern owner a bar keeper and a waitress were named as persons suspected in the investigation
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Maxville
Erie
Kenseth P. Shoup Jr
Donald L. Kamppl
Kamppl
Ripley
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Shoup
West
Ield Barracks
Therk
Exie
Kemppl
Huh Shoup
Kamppi
Kltsworh Carrigan
Ripley Township
Joseph V. Wovell
Westfield
Barleider
Mite Gregg
Milus Norma Crege
Ripley ‘Township
Avern
Elif
Convicts Make Toys in Mexico City Penitentiary
Federal penitentiary inmates craft over 20,000 Christmas toys mainly at night to aid the poor, producing a large surplus for distribution at little cost.
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Mexico City
Pederal Penitentiary
Fire at Union City chair plant sparks minor damage
A hot wire started a fire at the Union City Standard Chair factory when a high tension cable fell and ignited materials near the dry kiln. Repair crews arrived at 3 20 a m to fix the line as the Union City fire department and Corry Stanford Hose Company stood by. Damage to materials in the kiln was about 50 dollars.
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Union City
Franck Wontenay
Tulsa man Jackson faces larceny charge in burglary case
Edmund R. Jackson of Tulsa, jailed on larceny charges, asked Judge W Lee Johnson to delay his trial until December 31 to spend Christmas at home. He appeared in Oklahoma City yesterday and police named him a prime suspect in three recent burglaries.
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Oklahoma City
Edmund R. Jackson
Tulsa
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