Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notices and Sports Text
Fragmented OCR text includes references to dates, sales, hearings, and football mentions. Names such as Norvel W and Dermota appear amid garbled numbers, court terms, and sanction references. The fragmentary items suggest notices, bids, and a Texas football note without clear events or outcomes.
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West 521
Norvel
Ial Court Dermota
Volun
Texis
Grubbs Sociation Exas
Uni
Ike Calls For World Partnership And Prosperity
In a year end roundup Pennsylvanians faced a steel strike and a modest economic upturn. Officials urged Christmas safety and generosity while Gov Lawrence spent the holiday at home. A police hunt for four Union City suspects tied to stolen saws ended with two arrests. the remaining trio were sought.
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Weather Bureau
David J. Lawrence
Pittstoreh
Christmas Spirit Replaces Cynicism Across State
A Philadelphia report highlights renewed warmth and unselfish acts during the holidays. Salvation Army collectors, a motor company party for 50 Catholic school children, and year round donors show how goodwill endures. Mrs Reeree Fields funds hospital gifts and meals, while Wyeth Laboratories staff redirect greeting card funds to charity.
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Philadelphia
Christopher Morley
Pet
Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Re[ree Fields
Philadelphia General Hospital
Jean Mather
Wyeth Laboratories
Radnor
Last Civil War Veteran Walter Williams Laid To Rest in Texas
Walter Williams, reputedly the last Civil War veteran, was buried near his Franklin farm after a Houston funeral procession. Chaplain Frederick Richardson led the graveside service as 2,000 mourners stood in rain on the East Texas cemetery grounds. A three- volley salute and taps marked the final tribute to the former Hood's Brigade and Quantrill's raiders veteran who died Saturday.
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Franklin. Tex.ap
Walter Williams
Franklin
Frederick Richardson
Ft. Hood
Tex
Williams
East
Texas
Houston
United Nation
Hood
Quantrill
Stephen McKenney
South Main Baptist
Church of Houston
Civil Courts
Eisenhower
C. Stanton Babcock
Edward T. Williams
118 Area Families Benefit From Holiday Baskets
Salvation Army chief Capt Richard Dean announced holiday distribution covering 118 families forming 523 individuals. The effort included 128 sunshine baskets to six area homes and hospitals, 3000 magazines, 160 pounds of candy, and red kettle donations totaling 17.14 dollars.
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Richard Dean
Salvation Army
Dean
Triy
Key Club
Corry Area High School
Fire at Beaver Falls Supermarket Wrecks Building
Fire Chief Edwin Phillips accuses four youths of starting a major blaze at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. The $280000 fire left the half block building as a shell and injured six firefighters while authorities hoped to custody the youths soon.
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Beaver Falls
Edwin Phillips
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
World Eyes Christmas Peace Hope With Ike and Khrushchev
The world watches Christmas Eve as President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev become focal points of peace hopes. Tensions rise in Algeria Iran and Iraq as Red China dispute continues. Pilgrims in Bethlehem pass amid Arab Israeli border posts as Palestine conflict lingers. Continued on Page Eight.
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Algeria
Iran
Iraq
China
Khrushchev
Bethlehem
Jordan-heldt
Jesus Christ
Spring Creek motorist pleads not guilty to drunken driving
Richard C Morton of Spring Creek was charged after a crash on East Main Street. He pled not guilty and posted a $500 property bond. A police report states Morton’s truck hit a parked car then swerved across the street and damaged two vehicles. Bond set. alcohol test results pending.
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Spring Creek
Uut
East Main Street
Richard C. Marion
T Main Street
E. Crosby Bush
Bush
Morton
Cory Memorial Hospital
Cobbett
Man Slays Girl Then Attacks Another in Rooming House
A intruder broke into a woman's rooming house killing a girl and wounding a second, Margaret Brown, 20, who escaped by shoving her attacker. Police searched the area and used tracking dogs as they investigated the brutal assault.
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Diamunona
Onpmaa (Ap
Margaret Brown
Blast Wrecks Area Home in Westfield
A two story frame house in Westfield was heavily damaged by two blasts and fire after 5 pm. A gas leak caused the explosions in the basement and an outside main. Miss Mary Johnston was alone in the home and had been staying with a sister while recovering from hospitalization. Fire chief notes gas had been detected by two boys earlier but explosions occurred before crews could respond. Fire destroyed much of the interior and the structure was jolted from its foundation.
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Westfield
Mary Johnston
Charles Foote
Fred Button
Troquois Gas Co
Unity Promotes Peace Over Coexistence in Eisenhower Talk
President Eisenhower delivered his annual Christmas message urging open peaceful partnership among nations. He linked the holiday observance to a wish for aid to needy nations and a world of reasoned cooperation rather than barren coexistence. He spoke after returning from travels to Africa, Asia, and Europe, stressing shared faith in just peace and international interchange of goods and ideas.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
White House
Africa
Asia
Europe
Eisen
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East Hight
Cory
Howard Davis
Union Two
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Robert Drake
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Bloomfield Township
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Tron
Nikita Khrushchev
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