Fragmentary OCR notice from a county docket or court document
The readable fragments show a court and county filing with references to parcels and lines on a map, dates in February, and involved parties named J. B. and B. iY per d. The text hints at land deeds or legal actions in Essex and Pennsylvania, but most details are garbled.
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Uldudy
Falstein Dayton
Uealens
J. B. Ace
Court County
Orty Parcel
Hunpre
David
Three Children Die in Car Snowdrift Near Grand Junction
A brutal winter storm battered the central U S with subzero readings in Colorado and Wyoming and heavy snow across the Midwest and Northeast. Three children were found dead in a car buried by snow eight miles south of Grand Junction, while their parents were hospitalized. Meanwhile airports closed and roads iced over as cities from Kansas to Pennsylvania faced whiteouts and fog.
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Associated Pro
Winter
Plains States
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Laramie
Denver
Fort Collins
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Kansas City
John
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Alabama
North Carolina
Naval
San Francisco Bay Area
March Draft Call Sets Record for 1988
State Selective Service headquarters announced 801 Penitvli... wait.
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State Selective Service Headquarters
Stata
Sudta
Bear Lake Fire Leaves Family Of Five Homeless
A Bear Lake area family of five lost their home yesterday when a fire destroyed the residence about a mile south of the community. Firefighters from Bear Lake Columbus Sugar Grove and Panama battled the blaze as residents escaped with only a few belongings saved. No injuries were reported and the cause remains undetermined with insurance coverage noted by the owner. Roads to the scene were slick, hampering response efforts.
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Bear Lake
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Panama
Johnston Moon
Gerald Crosby
Eald
Moon
World At
Crosby
Doel Ines
Pirie Valley
Bearlake
Buyer Grove
Fog and Ice Hamper Area Roads Tonight
Heavy ground fog and icy patches create hazardous driving conditions across the Corry region. Police report a single incident involving a parked car as troopers warn that routes near Canadohia Lake remain unusually slick while other highways show mixed conditions. Temperature rebound later may briefly improve roads, but later drops will renew danger. Extreme caution urged for motorists on area highways.
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Corry
Corry-Union
Union City
Titusville
Canadohia Lake
Rescue commendation for Navy radio operator in Steelton wreck
Annapolis Mil.Naval radioman Donald R. Peterson attached to the US Navy station at Hadi was cited by the secretary of the Navy for his rescue work after a Summer train wreck in Steelton, Pa. The letter of commendation says Peterson helped prevent further loss of life in the crash that killed 19 and injured more than 100.
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Annapolis
Mil
Donald R. Peterson
US. Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Steelot
Scottsdale, Pasadon
Seven Americans Die in Viet Nam Helicopter Crash Southwest of Saigon
AP reports seven U S Army troop carrier crew members died when their helicopter crashed 60 miles southwest of Saigon amid intensified air operations against the Viet Cong. Ground fire was suspected. Two other helicopters made forced landings nearby. A Mohawk recon aircraft also went down in the mountains north of the area. A U S Army pilot and a Vietnamese observer were aboard the Mohawk.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Here
Mekong River
South Viet Nam
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
Domestic Hassles Take Limelight Here at City Court
A series of domestic disturbance incidents dominated local police activity over 48 hours. Metro Fedorchuk, 26, of Northwest Street, faced disorderly conduct charges after altercations at home. He was released on promise to pay fines and costs, then rearrested for a similar incident. At arraignment he pled not guilty and posted a $1,000 property bond furnished by employer David Trembl). Further hearings were scheduled as more cases tied to domestic disturbances continued.
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Cosmus
Norbert Bachofner
Fedorchuk
David Trembli
Pedoretist
Cobbett
County Dems on State Payroll See Unease After Scranton Win
Erie County Democrats on the Pennsylvania state payroll worry about job losses as Republican William Scranton takes office. In Wat County the $4,083,187 annual payroll for state employees draws concern over potential cuts. Skilled civil service workers and state police appear shielded, while Democratic appointees in the Highway Department and other patronage roles may be first targeted for replacements by Republican loyalists. Continued on Page Three.
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Sare County
William Scranton
Scranton
Title County
Pennsylvania
Ims
Erie County
Harrisburg
Hanor
State Highway Department
Republican Party
Ene
Boondock
New Plant Moving To Clymer
Chautauqua Research Products, Inc. of Sherman moves its Balsa Wood Division to the former Dairymen's League building in Clymer, a 20,000 square foot site, adding about 30 jobs. Production shifts within two weeks as the main Sherman plant continues its Plastic Division and offices.
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Aidens
Chautauqua Research Products, Inc
Sherman
Dairymen's League
Balsa Wood
Chattaqua Research Products
Clymer
Strke
Chautauqua Business Development Corporation
Balsa Ecuadory Lumber Company
New York City
Balsa Wood Division
Salisbury
Fatal injuries from electric saw at Minette Brothers plant
Philip Pieto, 45, died from a severed artery after an electric saw blade broke at Minette Brothers Steel Fabricating Co. plant. Caraopolis Pieto died later at Ohio Valley Hospital from shock and blood loss. An accident investigation follows.
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Issa
Urgavar
Philip
Philip Pieto
Caraopolis Pieto
Ohio Valley Hospital
Jeff
Minette Brothers Steel Fabricating Co
Thompson Firm V: Local Frauds Court Sentences Cogswell
In Pierpont Ohio Eugene B Cogswell 35 admitted defrauding Thompson Maple Products Co of 20000 and was ordered to repay 20000 at 100 monthly for 17 years and placed on 10 years probation. The case covered June 1960 to December 1961 involving log delivery frauds. A Spartansburg hauler Emory Albers admitted five similar acts and awaits sentencing while related civil action against Nelson Thompson faces delays.
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Pierpont
Ohio
Thompson Maple Products Co
Spartansburg
Erie County
Samuel Rossiter
Eugene B. Cogswell
Thompson Company
Emory Albers
Albers
Nelson Thompson
Citizens National Bank of Corry
William Peiffer
Cogswell
Rossiter
Thompson
Copter Rescues 7 From Boat in Mass Rescue
A blaz ing fishing vessel St. Anthony carrying seven men was rescued by helicopter minutes before a fierce explosion wrecked the ninety foot craft off Provincetown Mass. Skipper Bernardo Pennino 50 Everett Mass led crew to bow and escaped as Coast Guard plane Acushnet and helicopter saved all aboard despite 30 mph winds
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Provincetown
Mass
Bernardo Pennino
Everett
St. Anthony
Pennino
Coast Guard
Acushnet
J. G. Joseph Tanguay
Bevverly
Ted Thie
Walkout Used As Club Judges Blast Printers Strike
A panel of judges censures readers of the printers union for a strike that shut New York’s major papers for 35 days. City and state mediators join federal mediators in talks this afternoon set by Labor Secretary Wirtz. The report criticizes the bargaining stance, notes no real bargaining, and mentions a planned Cleveland daily by strikers’ staff.
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New York
Fulday
W. Willard Wists
Onc
International Typographers Union
Afl-Cio
Pub- Nahers Association of
New York City
Prnyers
Asso
Purple Heart awards for Guantanamo injuries
Three Marines at Guantanamo Naval Base to receive Purple Hearts for injuries from a land mine explosion during the Cuban crisis. Medals go to Sat. Paul Kessler of Indiana Pennsylvania and Lange Cpl. Robert E. Mehathmle of Frederick Maryland, both amputees, and Pvt. John Turner of Sharpsburg Maryland with one leg. They will receive rehabilitation and disability pension eligibility. A Marine spokesman notes more Marines were injured while resurveying a mine site on 1 November. Also: Don Pontus of Hummels Wharf PA and 18 others named to Gulf Marine Racing Hall of Fame, 26th year.
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Issuadelphia (Ary
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Paul Kessler
Indiana
Lange
Robert E. Mehathmle
Frederick
Dable
Pvt
John
Turner
Sharpsburg
Navy
New York
Don Pontus
Hummels Wharf
Pal
Gulf Marine Racing Hall of Fame
Kennedy plans two stage income tax cut to July first
President Kennedy likely proposes a modest two stage income tax cut totaling about 10 billion dollars. The first cut would take effect July 1 with a second following next year. The plan would offset some exemptions and favor spending and investment to boost revenues. Congress faces a tight timetable to pass and implement revisions before adjournment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
State of the Union
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Son Of Pennsylvanian Solon Nabbed With Pep Pills
Carlisle AP report on Dickinson College students Hubert Maxwell 24 son of Rep. H. J. Maxwell and Thomas M. Jacks 21 arrested after a fraternity raid. Maxwell charged with possession of biphetamine pills and Jacks with sale. About 100 capsules found with Maxwell in his room at the State House. over 100 with Jacks. Bonds set at 1500 each. Rep. Maxwell claims son unaware of pills. law he backed aimed to curb dangerous drugs.
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Hubert Maxwell
H. J. Maxwell
Monessen
Westmoreland County
Maxwell
Dickinson
Thomas M. Jacks
Hummelstown
Jacks
Carlisle Justice of the Peace
Frank Sweigert
Jeks Stanton
theState Police
de Morrisburg
State House
Stanton
Eli
George W. Coklitt
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Spring Hill
Tenn
Tennessee
Twister
Nashville
Pacific Northwest
Smalter
Asia
Thompson Firm
Copter
Wirtz
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bertram A. Powers
ITU Local 6
Powers
Ulow
Cleveland
Strick
Flann Desler
Guantanamo
Penn
Carlisle
Dickison College
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