Unclear OCR Summary of 1950s Agricultural Reel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions calves cattle sales in February and March, references to Ford vehicles and tractors, pasture crops like corn and cabbage, and scattered numbers and dates. Many fragments lack coherent structure or clear events. Entities include places like Bra zil and Janeiro capital, and items such as baler tires and trainers.
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Springer
Trno- Oliver
Euln
Ford
Bkelof
Janeiro
Cuba Seeks Parley With U S Officials
Havana reports Fidel Castro’s government is ready to negotiate with the United States but warns against any U S action harming the Cuban economy. Foreign Minister Raul Roa handed a note to U S Charge d’Affaires Daniel Braddock announcing a commission will open talks in Washington on a mutually convenient date. The note says negotiations hinge on not harming Cuba’s sugar quota and economy. Braddock declined to comment.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Washington
Raul Roa
U.S
Daniel Braddock
Cuba
Congress
Braddock
Oscar Nominees Headline 32nd Academy Awards Race
HOLLYWOOD AP The Oscar derby kicks off with Ben Hur favored to win most awards as nominations are led by 17 for the MGM epic. Elizabeth Taylor Doris Day Audrey Hepburn Katharine Hepburn and Simone Signoret headline best actress contenders amid announced nominations for best picture acting and supporting categories.
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Hollywood
Ben Hur
MGM
Ben-Hur
Anne Frank
Elizabeth Taylor
Doris Day
Audrey Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
Simone Signoret
Charlton Heston
Laurette Harvey
James Stewart
Paul Muni
Joe Lemmon
Hermione Baddeley
Susan Kohffer
Juanita Moore
Thelma Ritter
Shelley Winters
Hugh Griffith
Berturl
Arthur O'Connell
George C. Scott
Robert Vaughn
Ed Wynn
Comry Will Host Dinner on Industrial Development
Nearly 200 people are set to attend Corry area's Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Corry High School. M. M. Devarris, vice president of Penelec, will discuss industrial development challenges and Corry’s efforts, including a nine year old development corporation and plans to attract new industries. Reservations are available at the chamber office.
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Comynes
Corry Area
Chamber of Commerce
M. M. Devarris
Penelec
Devarris
Jile Cong
Corry
Devorris
Chamber
Logger Hurt After Tree Pinning Him at Work
A self employed logger 40 year old Minor Greene was found injured after a tree fell and pinned him, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down since the accident. He deteriorated after emergency surgery at Hamot Hospital following an initial treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital. His wife reported a late day setback after a period of gradual improvement.
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A Clymer Logie
Chambers
Ily
Man pleads not guilty to multiple bad checks
Erie man Harris enters not guilty pleas before Alderman Cobbett to five counts of fraudulent conversion for passing worthless checks totaling 104.50 at Paul’s Men's Wear and other local merchants. He was jailed after failing to post a 500 bond and faces further criminal court action. Earlier, a separate check for 11.78 at the Central Garage in Wattsburg tied to the case.
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Erie County
Harris
M.S. Cobbett
Tke
Barney's Firestone
Bichynski
Wattsburg
Paul's Men's Wear
Erie
Corry
North East
Evie
Curry
Paul Meerdink
Wallsburg
Andrew Jagta
Warren Ponders Airport To Serve Corry Area
A Warren chamber study weighs two airport options to boost air service. A federal airport could serve Warren Jamestown and Corry if a survey supports it in the Gander Sugar Grove district. An alternative would place a county airport south of the present field near Zimmerman Hill.
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Warren Chamber of Commerce
Gander - Sugar Grove
Warren
Comy
Jamestown
Zimmerman Hilt
Nixon to Enter Pennsylvania Primary Today
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will appear on the Pennsylvania ballot as an unopposed Republican presidential candidate. The move aims to show GOP unity amid Democratic attacks, with state petitions filed with Nixon’s knowledge, and mirrors primaries in eight states to date as Nixon seeks to heal party rifts dating to 1952.
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Nixon
Pennsylvania
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Apentry
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Robert A.taft
Tf Nixon
UMW Defeat in UC vote for firm leadership praised
One manager at Union City Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co says the Friday defeat of the United Mine Workers in District 50 to become bargaining agent shows confidence in management. Workers voted 78 to 41 against UMW. a year must pass before another election. William Pearson cites profit sharing and a tripling of sales this year due to new boat lines and top-level hires as reasons for the vote.
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Union City
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co
District 50
United Mine Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Employes
UMW
William Pearson
Pearson
Newspaper editor Damid Heck dies after 49 years at Enquirer
Covington Kentucky obituary notes Damid Olay Heck age 62 assistant Sunday editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer died yesterday from cancer. Heck served 49 years with the paper and remained at his desk through last November, after previously serving as news editor.
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Covington. Ky
Damid’ Olay Heck
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Heck
the Enquirer
Brazil President Pledge Joint Crusade in Erie County Sale
Corrys City Council revived notice of selling vacant Liberty Street lots to McInnes Steel Company by Erie County commissioners for an undisclosed price. The city would get 453 dollars as its share. 471 dollars would pay a lien on the two properties, with all other taxes since 1827 totaling about 1096 dollars. The lots extend 147 feet from Liberty Street to the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, 95 and 97 feet wide, to be used in McInnes expansion.
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Corrys City Cannen
Liberty Street
McInnes Steel Company
Erie County
Carlton Smith
Council
Theso
Pennsylvania Railroad
McInnes
Declaration of Brasilia pledges growth and freedom
Chief executives Eisenhower and Kubitschek issued the Declaration of Brasilia promising hemispheric economic development and moral growth for prosperity and harmony. They backed racial equality and freedom of thought and religion, linking development to peace and democratic rights as Eisenhower tours South America.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Americas
Eisenhower
Juscelino Kubitschek
Puerto Rico
Amazon
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Christian A. Herter
Council Ups Ante On School Property Price
The council extended the time to two years for starting a building on the old high school site and added a penalty clause. If the buyer fails to proceed, the city may buy back for 13 500 and a 1 500 penalty to the city applies. The minimum bid was raised to 15 400 at the mayor’s request. Bids to be opened next Monday. only Erie man has shown interest. Mayor Kinley noted Elwood Henster’s insurance coverage limits to 50 000 100 000 and 25 000 property damage, valid to April 2, with a record noted.
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J. Fred Kinley
Erie
Council
Elwood Henster
Kinley
Surance
Hunt Still On For Missing Carry Girl 16
Chautauqua County sheriff office personnel investigate the disappearance of 16 year old Trelyn Jane Bugkett of Corry who left Corry Area High School last Thursday and has not been seen since. A police telegram described Bugkett and noted no report on 20 year old Clymer Youth Hamed, alleged boyfriend, with Evelyn believed to be with her. Mr and Mrs Blaine Burkett, the teen's parents, have not located her.
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Wuanlaagua County
Sheriff's Office
Persomel
Cory
of & Clymer
Trelyn Jane Bugkett
Corry
Corry Area High School
Chautauqua County
Clymer Yoush Hamed
Evelyn June
Sid
Blaine Burkett
Youthful Unrest Blamed Negroes Step Up Demonstrations
Relman Morin reports from Charlotte on a wave of lunch counter sit ins by Negro college students across North Carolina and neighboring states. The demonstrations remain quiet and orderly, with students reading texts or the Bible while awaiting service. Leaders cite unrest over racial injustice, school integration, and civil rights as the movement's motive.
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
Charlotte
N. Cap
Newro College
Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Florida
Joseph Charles Jones
Nero
Jones
Disturbance At Allegheny College Rally Hears Rev Humbard
Meadvill e A disturbance during a religious rally at David Mead Field House led by Rev Rex Humbard disrupted attendance at Allegheny College. Students hissed, stomped and some burned a cross on a bluff near the field while firecrackers sounded outside. College officials, while noting exaggerations, regret the incident and say students were urged to attend for religious studies.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
David Mead
Rex Humbard
Akron
Ohio
Lawrence L. Pelletier
John McKean
Cancer Forum Set for April Open Meeting at High School
Dr Halpl Bacon, a longtime Cancer Society member and radiologist, will join a panel of doctors at an open meeting in the Corry High School auditorium to discuss cancer. The event is part of Corry Memorial Hospital’s Cancer Awareness Campaign, aiming to educate 8,000 residents about cancer dangers and prevention using letters and an educational mailer distributed during the week.
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Halpl Bacon
The
Cancer Society
Cores Ared High School
Dr Bacon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Paige
Corpty Jénenal
Boye
Wattsburg Girl Bakes For VIPs Pie Queen Delights Officials
Jo Ann Williams, a 17 year old from Wattsburg and national cherry pie baking champ, bakes for VIPs in the House dining room. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns says the pies will go to the wives of President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon.
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Ween
Cancelled PTA Meeting Delays Speaker From Pittsburgh
Weather delays prevent Miss Edmamae Bergeman from Pittsburgh from addressing the Joint PTA meeting. Pies planned for the event will instead be sold at the setup starting at 1 p.m. tomorrow, with all pies available despite the cancellation.
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PTA
Pittsburgh
Pia Teeline
Edmamae, Bergeman
Climax Engine Project Needs 2600 in Donations at Mead Park
Corry community moves an engine from Gneents to Mead Park to create a Hobby Shop and museum. Down payment done. about 2600 dollars still required to finish site transport, erection, and building between the Little League field and pond. Committee urges residents to donate through members Walter Caster Sidney Elston Frank Grice Norman Finger and others to meet the June deadline.
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Mead Park
Gneents
Corry
Corny
Walter Caster
Sidney B. Elston
Frank Grice
Norman Finger
D. Armour Hilstrom
Kirk Bowyer
Richard Rossbacher
Victor Orn
Oeritenmind
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B. C
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Henry F. Schnarrenberger
McCandless Township
Warren Ponders
France
Rokgane
Algeria
Sahara
Frinch Army, Pictorial Service
Lke
City Nets
Brasilia Palace
Olives
South America
le Jungle
Central Press
Ike
Hunt
Cancer Forum
Climax
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