Timber contract rights convey 200 acres in Bradford area
The Bradford Water Authority awarded the sole bid by R. E. Barrett of Dayton Pa for selective cutting on 200 acres of timber along the ridge of Brown Valley near the Corydon road. Loveland called Barrett’s bid an extremely good deal for the authority after two ad placements.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Bradford
Loveland
Authority
Journal
Port Allegany
Pierce Glass Co
Corry
Journal Printing Department
Erle
Sitevts
Ellis
Roof
Hospital notices and local listings cap year end
A compilation from Corry Hospital and Franklin area notices lists admissions and discharges, with names including Paul Bennink R D 1 Columbus and Mrs James O Conner 117 East Church Street. An accidental death verdict in Paul A Kellogg age 38 of Ashland follows a collision with a freight train near North Kingsville. Local ads note beer and soft drink distribution, land sales, and weekend events at VFW Club.
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Paul Bennink
R. D
Columbus
James O'Conner
Eastchurch Street
Eleanor Wallace
Maple Avenue
David
Roger Barnhart
Wattshire
Ralph Austin
East Church Trent
Albert Amoroso
Sher ‘Aian Street
Evelyn
Wayne Robinson
Snyder Circle
Guy Fish
Spartansburg
William Bakeslee
Conneaut
Paul A. Kellogg
Ashtaula
Brown Memorial Hospital
New York Central
North Kingsville
A & B Distributing Co
Coal Oil Johnny" Steels
Old Creek
Cornplinter Township
Vensago County
Howard C. Waitz
Rouseville
First Seneca Bank and ‘Trust Co
OM City
Office of the Register and Recorder
Franklin
Jamestown Music March of Dimes and Moose Club events
Floor show and dance at Moose Club Saturday night with Mood Men. Jamestown hosts the annual Music March of Dimes at Jamestown High School chaired by David Robertson, sponsored by the Morton Club of the Jamestown Fire Department. Also, VFW Club night features Paul Packo Orchestra. Police seek driver in Meadville canopy incident near Pennzoil plant. taxi driver Barry Hargett notes a parked taxi was sideswiped. Plus family night at Moose Club with Lillie at the piano and Warren. wife Eluatell Margaret Gilson, 99, dies after illness. Cherry Red Gun Club party Saturday 7:45. Dr Don O. Thompson elected state president elect of the Pennsylvania Supervising Principals Association in Harrisburg. Also an ad invites tile floor estimates from McIntyre’s for Armstrong and Kentile.
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Stockton
Erie
Warren State Hospital
Lakefront
Warren
F. L. Baressi
Wattaburg
Akeley
Wattebure
Francis Duffy
Eugene Williams
Milton Peck
R Dal
Wattsburg
Raymond Schwab
R. D
North East
Mayville
Dunkirk
Albert H. Harrison
CDA
St. Thomas’ Church
VFW Club
Paul Packo
Franklin
First Methodist Church
Methodist Commission On Overseas Relief
World Council of Churches
Mabel
St. Marys
Lawrence Rogan
Latrobe
California
Banson
Cardigan
Orion
Carroll
the Emblem Oil Co
Robert H. Soderberg
Robert Dixon
NAT Motors
Macko
Moose Club
Mood Men
Jamestown
Jamestown High School
David Robertson
Morton Club
Meadville
Pennzoil
Barry Hargett
Lafayette
Pennzoil Fill Bnt
Eluatell Margaret Gilson
Cassius Gilson
Don
Thompson
Albion Aves
Pennsylvania Supervising Principals Association
Harrisburg
Remembrance Flags Planned After City Traffic Death
In Allentown Pennsylvania authorities announce a citywide tribute to a traffic fatality. Black flags will fly from the tallest building and on all police cruisers and motorcycles. Yellow flags will indicate a 24 hour period in which no one should be on the thoroughfare.
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Allentown
Trehway
Aid Upped In Milk Program
In 1955 the state milk program boosted farm prices as the Central Commission cited a rise in school milk consumption. Governor’s team secured $1.1 million in federal aid for Pennsylvania children, aided by Tayored milk and school lunch programs, and wider use of bulk dispensers and vending machines in schools.
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Mile Gentral Commission
Pennsylvania
Clyde al Zehner
el Nenshovich
Jit Paxtung
Bor W. Hetrick
Newville
Skyline Industries chief reports Tionesta plant sale
Noel J. Poux , president of Skyline Industries Inc, announced last evening the sale of Rexware Corp of Ohio’s Tionesta plant. He has moved Tionesta equipment into storage for two weeks and plans a new ultramodern 60,000 square foot manufacturing building along the Titusville Hyde town road, pending Mrs Roof illness.
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Titusville
Noel J. Poux
Skyline Industries
Tnc
Rexware, Corp
Ohio
Skyline
Hydetown Road
Oil firms face Middle East cash squeeze amid Russian pressure
American and other oil companies weigh new investment in the Middle East as Russian influence, Suez closures, and pipeline disruptions cut output and slash revenues. Saudi Arabia bans oil shipments to Britain and France, tightening profits and prompting reevaluations of 1950s era projects while Washington seeks a settlement between Arabs and Israelis and to keep Moscow out.
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New York
Middle East
Washington
Congress
Suez Canal
Syria
England
France
Saudi Arabia
Bome
Jaulet
Europe
Africa
Middle East Oil, Space Crunch After Suez War
Amid Suez disruption and Russian interests, oil firms face cargo space scarcity and expanded Middle East projects. Industry leaders note preexisting shipping tightness and Africa’s route around the cape increases costs. They anticipate continued efforts to extract Middle East value while monitoring Russian influence.
Rebel executed by Communists in Hungary grows tally
Vienna-Budapest radio said a 29-year-old Hungarian rebel named Gera Snivos, a teamster, was executed for hiding arms. The broadcast claimed six rebels admitted to be executed, though the real number is believed higher, with a military court in Budapest convicting and sentencing him.
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Vienna
Budapest
Gera Snivos
Sale on the Kelly Explorer at Ponder's Sunoco Service
Ponder's Sunoco Service advertises the Kelly Explorer with guaranteed traction on sale. The station lists contact via phone 2-3591 for orders and inquiries.
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Ponder
Pravda Attacks Hungary Revolt Revisited
Pravda declared Hungary's 1956 uprising failed by design of anti Communist forces. It warned that a successful revolt would have allowed U S bases on borders of the Soviet Union and Hungary joining the Atlantic Alliance. The article claimed the revolt was planned in the United States and trained in Germany with weapons moved via Austria.
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Uscuw Wr
Ptavda
U.S
Soviet Union
Communist Party Rewspaper
Europe
Pravda
Hungary
U. S
Communist Party
United States
Germany
Austria
Red Paper Blasts Ike's Mid-East Plan
A government newspaper article declares the United States seeks to undermine U.N. efforts to restore police and security in the Middle East. The piece, by a New York correspondent and aired by Moscow radio, claims Eisenhower’s policy would rekindle war and accuses the United States of demanding concessions and military bases.
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Nane Au
Investin
United States
United Nations
Middle East
New York
Moscow
Eisenhower
Veslin
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Corry Hospital
Pléetse
Armstrong Land Kentile
McIntyre’s
Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
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Thief On
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Moses
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Corry Area Ministerial Association
Ike
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Gene Autry
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