Fragmented House Listing With Various Local Details
A garbled real estate and legal notice fragment mentions a house at 2626 South De...ttyle Avenue with incomplete bedroom and price data. It references stock, signs, and names such as J. Le, Ben, Guy Wil, Lulu Hunt, Corry, and Pennsylvania associations, plus dates and deed notes from 1894 to 1963, all in a jumbled OCR excerpt with legal terms and property stakes.
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Yle
Clenter
Sventek
Cow
Helfers Stockton
Corry
Aly
Penn
Erte
Peru
Lawrence Urges SEA To Support Reorganization Of Pa. Schools
Harrisburg AP. Outgoing governor Lawrence urged the Pennsylvania State Education Association to back blocking repeal of Act 56 the state school district consolidation law He warned the act stands in grave danger of emasculation or repeal and urged educators to continue a tough battle The convention saw debate over commendation of Lawrence with some backing his educational stance while noting concerns about funding and the act’s political impact and a continuation of coverage on Page H.
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Harrisburg
Orea. Lawrence
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Association
Lawrence
Howard
Stewart
New Wilmington
PSEA
Pennsylvania
Winter Road Slips Trigger Two Minor City Crashes
Two minor crashes were reported as icy roads persisted with no injuries. Charles Geer, 16, struck a Ryder Tank Lines tanker on West Main Street, causing about 157 dollars in damage to his car. A second crash involved Carlos Shambaugh backing from a snowy Mott Street driveway into a parked car owned by Thomas Grilack, with about 3 dollars in damage to the latter.
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West Main Street
Corry Foam Products Co
Charles A. Geer
West Washington Street
Horace A. Stewart
Houston
Tex
Ryder Tank Lines
Texas
Stewart
Geer
Carlos L. Shambargh
Mott Street
Thomas Grilack
RD. 1
Corry
Shambaugh
Youth Nabbed In Stolen Car After Chase Near Sugar Grove
A part time employee at a local garage reported a stolen car being driven on the highway. An alert resident spotted the vehicle and chased it, overtaking the car as the youth and a companion pulled into a driveway. The pair were ordered out and left at the scene. Police consider possible charges against the youth, who has prior run-ins with city police.
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Caraze
Five Workmen Die as Wall Collapses at Belt Way Plaza
In Maryland, five construction workers are killed when a concrete wall at the Belt Way Plaza project collapses after a mud and clay slide. Two missing men were later found, and a crew of about 20 was on site at the time of the accident. The victims include Edgar Poole of Takoma Park and four Baltimore men. The collapse occurred during pouring as thawed ground gave way on the basement substructure for a seven acre shopping center in Prince George's County near the University of Maryland.
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Washington
Maryland
Po Uce
Edgar Poole
Takoma Park
Baltimore
Belt Way Plaza
Prince Georg County
University of Maryland
Driver Sentenced in Girl's Traffic Death
Judge David E Groshens sentenced William Hitchcock 46 to 16 to 33 months in jail for the traffic death of 11 year old Susan Leamy near October 27. Hitchcock was alleged to drive the car that struck the girl as she crossed with her brother Paul. The brother remains hospitalized.
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Nocteeenn
David E. Groshens
Groshens
William Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Susan Leamy
Paul
City Council Battles Law on Vets Tax Exemption
Corry city and school board face a knotty issue over state rules granting property tax relief for certain disabled veterans. Officials seek clarity from the state VA on eligibility and local role, with a joint meeting planned to decide if exemptions can apply for 1963.
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Corry
Ag Council
Raymond Weber
Roger Brown
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Weber
Brown
Frank McKnight
Schol Board
McKnight
J. Earle Bliley
Texing
Snow and Rain Dampen Most Of Nation
A cold mass drove south into the North Central states on the last Saturday of 1962, pushing temperatures below zero in many areas while other regions saw milder weather. Snow and rain covered much of the country with a mix of flurries in the Upper Great Lakes and a broad band from Illinois to the Atlantic seaboard, with Pacific Northwest showers and light snow in the Rockies. Minot North Dakota fell to minus 10, Jamestown minus 3, International Falls 4, and Cut Bank Montana minus 6 as a nationwide weather system spread.
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Associated Press
North Central States
Florida
Mid-west
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
International Falls
Minn
Cutik
Mont
Traffic Deaths Rise in Philadelphia This Year
Streets Commissioner David Smallwood reported 188 traffic deaths in Philadelphia this year, up from 159 at the same point last year, with pedestrians accounting for 128 of the fatalities.
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Philadelphia
David Smallwood
Suspect Doubts Lag In 1957 Chicago Girls Murder Confession
Los Angeles police say Alfred Lawless confessed to killing Barbara Grimes 15 and Patricia Grimes 13 in Chicago on January 22 1957 but authorities see discrepancies in his tale. Chicago detectives caution they may be chasing a possibly false lead while verifying the details and checking another confession about a man named Walter Miller.
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Los Angeles
Sistery
Chicago
Chisago
Alfred Smith Lawless
Barbara
Piltricle Grimes
Lawless
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Jease
Tess
Taleks
Chicazo
Jody Keane
Walter A. Weingart
Cool County
Walter ‘Pea-John
Miller
Jamestown, Ky
480 May Die On Long Holiday
Thousands of merrymakers and motorists flock to highways for 1962s last holiday weekend as the National Safety Council estimates 420 to 480 traffic fatalities. The four day New Years holiday began Friday and ends New Years Day with 15 road deaths and three other holiday accidents reported so far. No fire fatalities were reported.
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Associated ‘Press
National Safety Council
CAIDC Grants Eight Thousand Loan To Corry Braze
The Corry Area Industrial Development Authority approved a loan of 8000 dollars to Corry Braze Inc secured by chattels and equipment valued at 11500. At four percent interest, payments total 150 dollars monthly for five years, with details to be finalized for next Thursday's CAIDC meeting. Corry Braze plans jet aircraft industry work in Blazing in controlled atmospheric conditions and expects 12 to 15 employees by year end 1963.
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Corry Area
CAIDC
Corry Braze
Tonnard
Spring Street
CATDC
Minor
Rothrock
Joan
Nix New Year Fireworks At Berlin Wall
BERLIN AP Police on both sides of the Berlin Wall discouraged the German New Year custom of lighting fireworks near the border. Exploding firecrackers sounded like gunfire as East and West German authorities attempted to curb bursts within about 100 yards of the wall to prevent escape attempts and flareups.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Cop Helped Steal Christmas Trees Case Details
A motorcycle policeman and a service station operator are charged with stealing $42 worth of Christmas trees. Edward Crawford, 34, and Nick Nucretti, 27, were held on bond after Norman Hoffer testified he traced the stolen bundles to Nacrellys station.
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Weemey Vaney
Oh Face
Edward Crawford
Nick Nucretti
Norman Hoffer
Nacrellys Station
U S Plans More War Gear For U N Congo Mission
U S officials expect a quick announcement to supply additional materiel for the UN Congo operation. The push focuses on air assets including 104 fighter planes, transport planes, and 2 ton trucks to bolster ground troops against Katanga air attacks as nations assess their contributions.
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U.S
Congo
Washington
United States
United Nations
Air Force
Louis W. Trutan
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy
U.N
Katanga
India
Eihiopia
Iran
Italy
Philippines
Sweden
Fighting Rages in Katanga as UN Bombs Elisabethville
UN planes bombed Elisabethville and Kolwezi amid continued fighting around the Katanga capital. Tshombe reportedly fled and hid. UN forces pressed from multiple angles while casualties mounted among troops and civilians. Belgian travelers said UN mortars closed in on Elisabethville’s refinery area.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
IAP
Natons
Elisabethville
Kolwezi
Katanga
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Koiwezi
SAAB
Union Mintere
Lumiutmbashi
Council OKs Budget Bills in Brief Special Meeting
City Council approved eight new bills at a brief meeting with one on first reading and seven on second reading. The 1963 final bills include a 7 mill property tax, 1 percent city income tax, a 249 219 city budget for 1964, and salary provisions for city officials and employees funded from refuse, sewer, and clerical funds.
Snowplow trial prompts debate on city’s snow removal plans
The article reports a demonstration of a V shape snow plow in Wasi Township aimed at clearing snow from city streets. Officials worry the device could bury sidewalks and meters, with a plan to possibly test a single unit rather than buy full equipment. Also covered is a Pittsburgh traffic collision in which William Berven, 46, died when a two-car crash near Neville Island involved his wife and injuries to others.
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Piu Pew Brees
Dorr Clark
Clark
Columbus
Nike
Wales
Pittsburgh
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Greenbelt
Washington, D.C
SEA
Council
Nix
Berlin Wall
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jhoda Lynne Colieh
Ar (Ur Cohen
Getumby Avenirs
Penny
Sylvania State University
Cohen
Corry Chamber of Commerce
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