Fragmentary Notice Sparks Local Auction Patterns
A fragmented clipping mentions inquiries and a sale of horses and merchandise, with references to B. and Amity County. It notes payments, debt claims, and estate delays, plus names tied to a social event and a 60th anniversary. The document includes scattered names such as Linda, Miss Linda, Vivian, Coons, and Borger, with Pennsylvanian context and a Pennsylvanian address.
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Kimball
Amity
Nased
Nased. Even That Upon the Med Deceed To the Tenister of , Pennsyll
Tod
Mons
Ttsburg
Battle Storm To Save Crippled Wine Ship
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sailors battled a Pacific storm to rescue the seven million dollar Angelo Petri the world largest wine tanker adrift near San Francisco. The 21 800 ton ship driven by high waves stood precarious as Coast Guard cutters sea tugs and the Taney attempted tow lines and anchor recovery with crews evacuated from the rolling vessel.
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San Francisco
Angelo Petri
Pacific
Golden Gate
Coast Guard
Edward A. Lehn Jr
San Mateo
Call
Petri
Peth
Taney
San Francisco Bay
Payola Probe Hearings Hear From Two Disk Jockeys
Former KYW disc jockeys Joseph Finan and Wesley Hopkins testified to House payola hearings about side payments totaling $15,500 from 18 record firms in 1958 60. Finan described his consulting fees and KYW salary plus extra for teen dance events while Hopkins faced questions after being fired in December.
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HineTon
Joseph Finan
Wesley Hopkins
New Witness
Spur
Cleveland
KYW
Ins
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Finan
Connie Mack’s Son Roy Mack Dies in Bryn Mawr Hospital
Roy Mack, 69, son of the late Connie Mack and former owner of the Philadelphia Athletics, died today from a heart attack at Bryn Mawr Hospital in a Philadelphia suburb. The family confirmed the death. details were pending.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Roy Mack
Philadelphia Athletics and & Son
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Mack
City Plans Triennial Property Assessment This Year
City Council approves a triennial property assessment for this year under Pennsylvania law. Budget includes 62100 for Assessor William Milley to conduct the review. Last triennial in 1957 caused many appeals due to value changes. no major revisions since then, though market values have shifted. The council moved to fund and authorize the assessment at its latest meeting.
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Pennsylvania
William Milley
Trustees Named To Handle Funds For Foster Estate
Trustees organized at the YMCA to manage endowment funds from the late Mrs. Lila Foster. The board, chaired by Charles Bracken with E W Feldt as secretary treasurer, includes Keith Henton Hawkins and J H Castor. They will invest about 28000 and distribute yearly to the YMCA Board of Directors.
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Lila Foster
YMCA
Board of Trustees
Foster
Te Ymca Boach
Corry
Charles Bracken
Woman Murders Bill Collector In Hopatcong
A debt collector, Charles Attard of Caldwell, was shot and killed by Alyce Anderson, 34, an office manager. Police say Attard chased her into her bedroom, she fired once with a small pistol, then dragged his body into his cart. Authorities arrested Anderson on murder and manslaughter charges.
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Bill
Hopatcong
N.J
Charles Attard
Caldwell
Alyce Anderson
School Bus Hit By Truck Near Helena Montana
A school bus carrying rural youngsters collided with a gasoline tanker and a passenger car near Helena. First reports listed at least five casualties with uncertain details on deaths or injuries. Sheriff and Highway Patrol dispatched units. Canyon Ferry community bus involved. three ambulances responded early morning.
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Helena
Mont
Gherift
Canyon
Dim Tommunity
Aircraff
Khrushchev Heads Asian Tour To Bolster Soviet Prestige
Premier Nikita Khrushchev began a multi nation Asian tour with India, Burma, Indonesia and Afghanistan on the itinerary to burnish Soviet prestige and influence. He traveled with family and officials aboard the Turboprop MiG aircraft, planning stops in Tashkent Delhi and other cities. Indian officials hope the visit may influence the China India frontier dispute and set talks with Prime Minister Nehru.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
India
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Tashkent
Hindu Kush
Himalaya
Bimy
New Delhi
Ange Rada
Ie “Tate 6
Zhubef
Beverith
Izvestia
Julia
China
Tibet
Nehm
Knot Tying Tragedy At Scout Practice
In Boucherville Quebec 12 year old Keith Robertson strangled to death while knot tying during a scouting activity in his bedroom. Police say he slipped to the floor after tying one end to a rope or door handle and leaving the other around his neck. The father discovered the body.
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Boucherville
Que
Keith Robertson
D. Mayer
Severe storms sweep broad regions causing 11 deaths
Storms bruised the Southwest, West, South and Midwest with rain, sleet, snow and tornadoes. Winds up to 80 mph lashed Texas and Oklahoma while dust storms struck Arkansas Missouri and Illinois. Coastal storms and drifting snow halted travel across vast areas as hundreds of thousands faced damage and hazards.
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Associated Press
Southwest
West
South
Midwest
Hito
Atlantic Seaboard
Southern
Gulf Region
Florida
Texas
Olahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Tilinais
Pacific
California
Oregon
Avigelo Petri
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Prairie
Dakotas
Lower Michigan
South Dakota
Gaross
Nebanaka
Towa
Illinois
Bower
Michigan
el Paso
Dallas
Bomb Shakes Negro Student Home in Little Rock Violence
A homemade bomb exploded at the home of Carlotta Walls and her family in Little Rock as tensions over school integration rise. Walls, 16, and relatives escaped injury and police hunt two cars seen near the scene. This marks new violence related to enforced integration at Central High School.
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Little Hock
Ark
Little Rock
Carlotta Walls
Central High School
Cartelyou Walls
Corry Chamber Plans Annual Meet Amid Dropouts
Corry Chamber of Commerce board met in the Municipal Building to review 25 new members and progress on the annual dinner while noting four former members quit and 62 potential members have not responded to dues requests. David Yard says teachers left over state chamber stance on House Bill 1108, with debt and education aid issues shaping the split. Milton Chery reported most dinner plans are set for February 24 at Corry Area High School, with a public invitation approved.
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William Armi Aga
Ibis
Nes
Corry Area Teachers Association
State Chamber
David Yard
CAHS
Teachers’ Organization
Corry Chamber
National Chamber
Yard
Milton Chery
Cory Area
CofC To Hear Development Expert Here
Corry Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual dinner with M. M. Devorris vice president Western Region Pennsylvania Electric Company as the main speaker. Devorris based in Erie brings a broad background in industrial development and is expected to offer new light on a vital subject.
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Corry
Chamber Sets Public Meeting On February 24
The chamber will open its meeting to the public as part of an effort to attract new industry. The session is scheduled for February 24 at the Corry Area High School cafeteria. Devoris 15, a Pennsylvania State University graduate, is referenced in connection with the event.
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Corry Area
Devoris
Pennsylvania State University
Newspapers Set Record For Ad Revenue In 1968
Charles T. Lipscomb of the American Newspaper Publishers Association said at a luncheon that advertising revenue reached 3.517 billion dollars in 1968, a 10 percent gain over 1958, with newspapers’ share rising from 31 to 31.2 percent. He noted total media advertising exceeded 11 billion dollars and that 219 papers in 1958 turned down nearly nine million dollars of ads not up to standard.
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Hiladelphia
Charles T. Lipscomb Tr
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Lipscomb
Columbus Fire Loss In 1959 Hit 14800
Columbus fire records show total fire loss for 1959 amounting to 1400 dollars with 111,000 of this recorded for Elmview Dairy on Columbus-Lottsville road. The department responded to four building fires, five grass fires, three car fires, and two chimney fires and extended nonfireline drills in Warren. About 16 men answered per incident with roughly 51 percent of available personnel present. approximately 400 hours were spent fighting fires. External aid was sought three times and man hours on some calls remain unavailable.
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Columbus
Lester Howles
Elmview
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Cilor
Warren
Venient
Howles
Bear Lake
Film executive Eugene W. Castle dies in New York
Eugene W. Castle, 63, writer and film executive known for outspoken foreign film projects, died yesterday after a long illness and complications. He began as a reporter and newsreel cameraman and founded Castle Films in 1924. He was born in San Francia.
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New York
Eugene W. Castle
Wld
Dewsrrel
Castle Pils
San Francia
Fireworks Plant Explosion Kills Owner and Injures Five
Havre de Grace firework plant blast leaves heap of rubble. Owner James A Fabrizio aged 95 died. Nellie Stansbury 62 died later at hospital. Five others injured including three nearby housewives. Damages estimated around 500000 as 22 of 25 buildings wiped out. cause under investigation.
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Havre DE Grace
Havre de Grace Fireworks Co
James A. Fabrizio
Maryland
Nellie Stansbury
Neery
William Bullock
Finch Tells Of Following Wife Murder Trial Drama
Dr. R Bernard Finch testified he hired private detectives to follow Barbara Jean Pinch amid his murder trial over her July 18 shooting. He claimed Barbara's divorce suit threatened his community property and described his motive as concern for what he might lose.
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Sue Angene
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara
Barbara Jean Pinch
Fred N. Whiehelse
Pinch
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Four Settle Back Taxes One Missing in Corry
Four residents settled back city and school district income taxes at a hearing before Alderman Porter Auer yesterday. Hubert Weldon Harold Akam and Richard Barber appeared and arranged payment. Victor Slye paid before his hearing. Arthur Storer failed to appear, risking property attachment and sale to satisfy a 1170 tax bill. The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee will decide on next steps, possibly at a special meeting or the April regular session.
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Corryites
Sisveu
Porter Auer
Hubert Weldon
Snyder Circle
Harold Akam
East
Pleasnt Street
Richard Barber
Auer
Victor Slye
Wayne Street
M. 8
Cobbett
Arthur Storer
Elk Street
Storer
Minor Route 6 crash injures no one
Corry State Police investigated a minor two car crash on Route 6 yesterday afternoon at 3:45 PM. Harold Crawford, 21, of Corry backed into his drive on the north side, crossing into oncoming traffic. George Graham of Erle Crawford could not clear the road. both vehicles sustained minor damage and no injuries were reported. Possible charges are pending.
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Corry
Harold Crawford
R. D
George Graham
Erle Crawford
Graham
Crawford
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