Auction Notice Teems With Names And Bids In New York Area
Fragmentary OCR shows an auction or bid notice referencing multiple names and entities in New York and Pennsylvania. It mentions bids, deposits, specifications, and bidders with a dated context around 1964, and references to estates, executors, and property sale actions amid unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
K.a
Pennsyliver
Epister
Pennsylving
Iis
Executrix
Lyania
Sehgolania
Julianes
New Reef
Warren
Soeir
Mystery Meter Stymies Teen In Michigan City
Barbara Duda, 17, parked in downtown Port Turon Michigan, saw a coin slot that would not work and the street meter suddenly sprang to life after a patrolman was fooled. A repairman beneath the sidewalk had struck the meter, loosening its base, and was working below when the gadget activated.
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Barbara Duda
Port Turon
Mich
Duda
Rocky Pleased, Too Have It Made Goldwater Boasts
Philadelphia report cites former Mayor Dilworth warning that Negro hardship worsens without education and jobs. He said Pennsylvania industry has declined since World War II and education is inadequate. In New Hampshire Rockefeller and Goldwater report positive early reception as they campaign toward the Republican primary.
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Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Dilworth
Wiliam Scranton
Concord
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Manchester
Tim
Goldwater
Washington
Arizona
New York
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
United States
U.S
Air Force
Miller cited after car hits two parked vehicles on icy street
Police cite Raymond A. Miller 28 for driving too fast for conditions after his car slid on ice while turning from North Center onto East Park Place, striking a Raymond Manufacturing Co. car owned by James Hannan and a second vehicle owned by Quentin Stevenson. Damages total 400 dollars. Charge filed with Alderman M. S. Cobbett.
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East Park Place
Raymond A. Miller
Chestnut Street
Miller
North Center Street
Raymond Manufacturing Co
James Hannan
Raymond
Quentin Stevenson
Morrow
Ohio
Stevenson
Alderman M. S. Cobbett
Rockefeller Warns Goldwater Over Communist Threat
In a New Hampshire speech Rockefeller, campaigning for GOP delegates, accuses Goldwater of underestimating communism. He says free nations survive only with communism eradicated and rejects coexistence. He speaks to 400 at the Associated General Contractors event in Manchester and plans DC GOP meetings.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
United States
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Associated General Contractors of
Manchester
GOP
Johnson to Speak at AP Meeting in New York
President Johnson will address the annual Associated Press meeting at the Waldorf Astoria on April 20. AP President Paul Miller said the White House confirmed the appearance, marking the first AP address by a postwar president since Eisenhower. The luncheon gathering typically draws over 1,200 publishers and their wives.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Paul Miller
White House
Cooperative Newsgathering Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Waldorf- Astoria
Chain-Reaction Truck Collision Kills Area Man Near North East
Snowy conditions across Northwestern Pennsylvania trigger a chain reaction on Route 90 near North East. One man, Robert Colver, 37, of Tonesta, is killed and Abert Kingston, 20, also of Tonesta, is hospitalized in critical condition. About 200 trucks skidded. the Thruway was closed and area schools dismissed at noon. Temperatures fell sharply from a mild spell with a 34-degree drop in western counties.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lawrence
Venango
Crawford
Warren
Forest
Mercer
Fire County
Abert Kingston
Tonesta
John W. Mark
North East
Thruway
Pittsburgh
Fired Penn State workers have no appeal rights
Harrisburg AP reports circa 1963 civil service changes bar 15 state employees from appeal on unsatisfactory work. Among about 18,000 workers covered, most were extended under governors’ orders. 561 approved for permanent status, 133 fired. A spot check found none rated below good. The workers sought hearings claiming discrimination but offered no specifics.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
George M. Leader
David L. Lawrence
C. Herschel Jones
Commission
Justice Department
Martin H. Brackbill
Gov. Scranton
Panama Breaks Off Relations With U S After Violence
AP reports Panama suspended relations with the United States after a night of gun battles in the Canal Zone left at least 10 dead. Three U S soldiers and seven Panamanians died. hundreds wounded on both sides amid rioting over the Panamanian flag and U S flag incidents. Panamanian officials called aggression and planned UN and OAS action.
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Panama
United States
U.S
U.s-Panama
Canal Zone
United Nations
Aquilino Boyd
U.N
Roberto Chiari
Organization For American States
Justles
Johnson
Pentagon
Washington
Defense Department
Canal Zon
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Tivoli
Canal One
Paramari
Ans
Russia Seeks To Buy Machinery From West
CIA says Kremlin seeks large Western chemical machinery on long term credit to fuel the chemical industry while preserving military production. Khrushchev aims to expand with Western funds, with Soviet imports seen at about 2 billion dollars over the coming years.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
Russia
Secret
United States
Johnson
Khrushchev
Moscow
March of Dimes Kicked Off Here in Erie County
Committee members for Erie County placed containers in city retail outlets to collect funds for the March of Dimes annual drive. Sponsored by the National Foundation, the effort supports research and treatment for polio arthritis and birth defects. The National Foundation oversaw the polio vaccine development. More than 700 treatment centers serve both children and adults nationwide. County director William Jancroft of Erie leads the local campaign.
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Erie County
National Foundation
Uder
William Jancroft
Eri
Area Chapters Of RC To Meet Here Jan. 23
The executive committee of the Association of Red Cross Chapters of Northwestern Pennsylvania will gather at the Hotel Corry on January 23 with a 6 30 p m dinner. Delegates from Corry Erie Forest County Franklin Venango Girard Meadville Western Crawford Oil City Titusville and Warren will discuss local program aspects and other association matters.
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Association of Red Cross
North
Pennsylvania
Corry
Clifford Taylor
Albert Cole
Leo Hoylen
Paul Stroup
Association of Chapters
Red Cross
Erie
Forst County
Franklin - Venango
Girard
Meadville
Crawford County
Oil City
Titusville
Warren
Tiny Burn Victim In Poor Condition At Hospital
Jeffrey Proper year old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Proper of 4 Snyder Circle is listed in poor condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. He suffers second degree burns over 80 percent of his body from a tumble into a tub of hot water at home Wednesday. The child was learning to pull herself up when he fell in as his mother drew bath water.
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Jeffrey Proper
Donald Proper
Snyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey
Congress Warm to Johnsons Tax Slash Plan
President Johnson seeks a one step reduction in income tax withholding, likely to win approval. Senator Smathers said the $11 billion cut should pass Finance and Mills signaled support in Ways and Means. The bill would drop withholding from 18 to 15 percent this year and set a permanent 14 percent in 1965, boosting take home pay.
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Washington
Johnson
George A. Smathers
Dfls
Cenior
Finance Committee
Hill
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Man's Body Found in Coal Hopper in West Virginia
In Blains, West Virginia, authorities identified a body found in a coal hopper at Coalton as David L. Phillips, 63, of Sugar Notch near Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Phillips had been missing since December 23. The body was discovered when a Roaring Creek Coal Co employee began unloading a coal car.
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Bliins
W. Va
Dolph
Coalton
Pennsylvania
David L. Phillips
Sugar Notch
Wilkes- Barre
Phillips
Roaring Creel Coal Co
Corry area construction eyed for five percent rise
Congressman James Weaver told Erie Construction Council that Northwestern Pennsylvania could see a five percent gain in new construction over 1963. He cited rising business activity, a backlog of projects, and a hoped-for federal tax cut. Estimates point to $903,799 as the 1964 target, with a major project near Garry Ares and a planned city garage around $50,000, plus possible school and housing expansion. Realtors note housing remains uncertain due to financing and down payment hurdles.
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James Weaver
Whemhersothe Erie Construction Council
Erie
Pennsylvania
Jocal Construction
Corry Tannetown Corporation
Amnie Tetaley OE
Rep. Weaver
Garry Ares
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Wirephota
Rocky
Reds
National Press Club
District of Columbia
Republican Organization
GOP National Committee
LBJ
Penn
U. S. Canal Zone
March of Dimes
Wilson
Peking
Kilburn
England
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
China
Geneva
Congress
Raymond Avenue
Wright Street
M. 5
Cobbett
Conia Cai Page
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