Corry man facing support order and legal notices
Corry area items include a polio victim at Hamot Hospital undergoing spine surgery, reminders of unemployment drops in Meadville, beetle and crop issues, and various local notices. A man named Stanley Bailey of 720 Marfon Street faces Erie court orders to pay $1750 weekly child support, with related custody and welfare references and several municipal warnings and legal actions.
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Plan Rites For Harry Camper willie
Plan details for rites and attendance appear mixed with garbled names. The readable items reference individuals and a ceremony context, but specifics are unclear. Core names include Harry and Camper Willie with other scattered terms suggesting a funeral or memorial planning setting.
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Final Holiday Death Toll 520 Reported Across Regions
A terse note outlines a holiday death toll of 520 across multiple regions. Authorities, including state health offices and local hospitals, are compiling casualty figures and reviewing incident reports. Details remain scarce as officials caution that counts may rise with ongoing investigations.
Book Comes In Handy In Rebuilt Journal Entry
Fragmentary note reflects a narrative about a book that would have been handy. The text mentions a person named Hewtihewn lini and references a day or event in Hbiele with hints of a theft or loss. The reader notes a robbed six holly vin haat jul and a tally of efforts to bail or balance. The passage preserves a tonal sense of urgency and confusion.
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Wink
Crippled Youth Drowns In Pond
A severely disabled youth drowned in a pond according to a local report. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators reviewed circumstances surrounding the incident and identified the youth. Further details were not available in the readable text.
Police Report Shows June Quiet Month
A police report lists June activity with 11 incidents, noting several traffic and parking issues and minor fines. The summary mentions multiple calls, a few vehicle incidents, and limited serious cases, with most sites yielding small penalties and no major arrests.
Swede Plans To Cross Atlantic In 35-Foot Sailboat
A Swedish mariner announced plans to sail a 35 foot boat across the Atlantic. The voyage, pending favorable weather, aims to demonstrate endurance and seamanship as a long voyage initiation. Crew likely includes associates from New York and other ports as the voyage progresses.
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Atlantic
Columbus Lets Bus Contract
Board actions included a transportation contract approval and wage-related allocations. Tax collection updates show progress toward the 1958 1969 estimates with remaining sums likely to meet projections.
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Columbus
Lightning Kills Autaugu Coory Boy II in Work Trip
A lightning strike near a home on a rural road killed an 88 year old man John Lars Lewis of Jamestown and injured two companions including his son Charles A. Lewis age 60 and a 12 year old cousin Danny Lewis. Deputies and medical responders arrived after the incident as investigators noted an accidental electrocution. The family had been traveling back from a work trip when the lightning bolt struck near the residence. The victims were taken to Siminville Pine hospital where doctors declared the elderly man dead at the scene. Deputy notes indicate the event occurred yesterday evening amid a nearby wooded area and the investigation was tabled for further review by local authorities.
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Damestown
Lewis
Siminvville
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Chautauqua
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Aly
Escape at Reform School Prompted by Hostage Crisis
Four inmates seized the visiting room at a reformatory and staged a two to three minute rescue attempt using a trigger word Olympia to signal archers. Guards, including Lt. William McKelvie and officer John Martin, fired the shot as the convicts demanded an escape car by six am. Hostages and staff faced knives and threats during the tense hours, though no serious injuries were reported among women or children.
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John Martin
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Amne
Soldiers Caught Peddling Choice Assignments
Two soldiers, Cuoran and Huller, were jailed for selling overseas assignments for up to 200 dollars. The pair, both in the Army for several years, pleaded guilty to multiple counts. Sentences included hard labor, dishonorable discharge, and loss of pay. The Army had uncovered the scheme months earlier and reviewed martial convictions.
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Cuoran
William E. Coogan
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Passaic
N.J
Pzo
Cowan
Cooyan
le Wears Servier
Kozlov Explores U S Capitalism in Midwest Tour
Soviet official Kozlov visits Detroit Chicago and Pittsburgh to study American industry and promote expanded trade and potential summit with Bis Pour heads. He stresses peace and profits, framing the USSR as advocate of broader business ties with the United States.
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Kozlov
Soviet Union
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Depot
Chicapo
Pittsburgh
Fragmentary high school sports notes from 1958
Fragmented OCR text references teams such as Beavers Bulldogs and Jacks, names like Corry and Franks, and mentions of July events, a Bull force, and a state context. The readable facts are sparse, with unclear dates and locations, providing only scattered references to training, contestants, and local games.
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Boss
Rudy Grat Mead
Corry
Bull Force
Son
Mi Duck
Herb Ward
Arnold
Muskellu State
Unclear fragmentary text about hunting dates and measurements
Fragmentary OCR text references November dates for hunting and rabbit counts. The readable items include mentions of archers, commiss dates, and a sequence of months with unclear context. No coherent event or people are identifiable.
One Case Two Son Writ The ACB
A cryptic line suggests a legal or administrative reference where a case involves two sons and an ACB entity or body. The readable fragments imply a court or commission action, but details and exact names remain unclear.
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