Unclear OCR fragment on stable and owner details
Fragmentary text mentions a stable and owner Mings with unclear numbers and terms. The readable bits include references to lines, tools, and a possible price or offer, but critical details are absent or garbled.
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Gin Fang
Mings
Coit
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Vig Offer HK
Neditiul
Ciition
Ch Rir
Baeiba
Weoper
Atehen
Power Iuteya
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Lorient Ous
Tela He Neh Atock Attr From Ants I Here 100
Fragmentary OCR text but reads as a brief item noting stock or stockyard related event involving ants and a time marker 15h 26h. No clear persons organizations places or concrete facts present.
Two Sparta Children Hit By Car Near Death
Two Sparta children, a five year old boy and a two year old girl, are in critical condition at Warren General Hospital after a morning accident on a state road near Pittafield. The car, driven by 44 year old Alton Hockberry, was partly off the road when the children ran onto the highway. Troopers and local police say investigations continue with possible charges pending if the incident proves the driver at fault.
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Sparmimbure
Firnee
Wrigittaville
Warren General Flospita
Waleron
Spart Lanai
Thant
Ricky Wil AB
Belinet
Hockenberry
Warren
Roger
Nancy
Houle
Wrights
Cottsville
New York State
Hockenbarry
Corry
Menney Steel Co
Dan
Columbus
Pittafield
Bua
Wellence
Anemi
Weill
Kidnap Rumors Spread in Case of Weinberger Child
The Weinberger kidnapping case widens with rumors and false tips as investigators probe a ransom plot. Police report a 60 hour vigil and a suspect trio linked to abduction and false information, while a woman, Shirley Chambers, 44, was arrested for aiding the alleged scheme and obstruction.
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Arch
Paror Welch
Berger
Yelively
Cnxe
Morris’ Weltibergen
Tay Worl Vaniahed
Brookly
Shirley Oinabers
Wolssberger
Mim Weinberger
Queens
Abun
Fby
Dick Hwld
Weinberger
Gan
Alminor
PRR Discontinues Two Crack Trains
Pennsy Railroad ends two premier trains next Monday due to a strike and financial strains. The move will affect travel to Pittsburgh and nearby points as service is reduced to cover expenses during the emergency.
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PRR
Pennsylvani
Crick Pus
PRA
Steel's Big 3 and USW Leaders Resume Strike Talks Today
The United Steel Workers and Steel's three major producers resume negotiations with government mediators present after a 12 day stoppage. USW says 660,000 workers are on strike across industries, railroads hit hardest. industry officials report a disputed 52 week offer, while McDonald criticizes pay as far below employees’ pre strike earnings.
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Steel
USW
Reeasburgi
United Steel Workers
Washington
Uinion
Tod
Touphr Pine
Fyderict Media
Conciliydlor Styler
David I. McHonald
Uniton
Am “Togue
Tong i
Indusitry
McDonald
Leader Speech Assails Ike in a Labor Address
A labor meeting attacked the Eisenhower administration as deceitful and propagandistic. Governor spoke against Madison Avenue and Wall Street influence and warned that truth is essential for democracy. AFL-CIO leaders gathered from multiple states for regional political education conferences ahead of elections.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
GOP
Hinsialion
Nalllon
Nvot
Madison Avenue
Allworth
New York
Hina
Ailes
Billy Hoo
Afl-Cio
Fist of
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Ohio
West
Virginia
Monastery Rector Named to New Provincial Post
The Very Rev. Cuthbert McGreevy, C. P., of Panlish Monastery Pittsburgh, was elected assistant provincial for the Passionist Fathers eastern province. The Roxbury priest was chosen to assist the provincial in the new term, succeeding Very Rev. Ernest Welch who will serve another three years.
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Eens
Pittsburgh
Cuthbert McGreevy
Roxbury
Mass
St Gabriel's Monastery
Brighton
Vic
Ernest, Welch
Te Ts Nis
State Highway Head Still Anti To New Routed
Harrisburg officials report State Highway Secretary John J. Laver reiterates opposition to a new routed highway through northern Pennsylvania. He supports the Keystone short cut between Stroudsburg and Shenandoah, emphasizing bypassed communities and regional impact.
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Harrisburg
John J. Laver
U. S
Pennsylvania
IHU
Keystone
Stroudaburend
Roosevelt Highway Axial Split Echoes Interstate Plan
Two factions back rival road routes in a heated dispute over a proposed interstate connection. Flching Society leader Lawler defends continued federal aid for highway improvements while opposing Keyston Highway Association pushes a different alignment. Lawler ordered surveys and a program to remove hazards on Route 6 and related corridors, rejecting bids that would undermine the interstate vision. The article notes criticism by Johnson and the ongoing debate over linking Lake Erie outlets to the inland network. Continued on Page 81.
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Flching Society
Joh
Associsi
Acim
Manter
Stroudabury Road
Taylor
Tey
Johnson
Fe McKean
Gar- Dondale
Lake Erie
Vohriser
Lawierr
Lawler
Continue Quizzing Disc Jockey In Death Of Wife
Wallace Dirkwon faced ongoing questioning in the death of his wife Nancy Dickson 25 after habeas corpus requests failed. Judge Beynrdy denied custody while District Attorney Earle Adair pressed for a first degree case as the suspect claimed innocence and awaited a possible energy of action.
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Fifisburgh Ig
Viltetm
Wallace Dirkwon
John J. Beynrdy
Jidge Kennedy
Dick Don Musk
Nya Aem
Amorrow
Nim
Earle
Adair
Didge Kennedy
Nancy Dickson
Dickson
Dedication of Hutier County Jail Set for August
The dedication ceremony for Hutier County jail is scheduled for August recording a $450,000 structure. Arrive early. officials of the State Bureau of Corrections will preside. 104-year-old facility slated for replacement with the new county jail.
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Butler
Hutier County
August Wath
Arrave Prise
Oeru
Uniontown Doctor Celebrates 102nd Birthday After 75 Years Practice
Uniontown physician John D. Sturgeon Sr marks his 102nd birthday while recalling 75 years in medicine. The doctor, said to be among Pennsylvania’s oldest practicing physicians, has a large family including five children and many grandchildren. His legacy spans services at Uniontown area hospitals and ties to Medical College in Baltimore.
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Uniontown
Ex-Corryne's Execution Set For Next Month
ALBANY The New York Court of Appeals will split decision regarding Joseph Reade of Jamestown, who was convicted of first degree murder for the August 27 killings of his brother's wife and infant daughter. The high court upheld the sentence with a majority, while one judge dissented. Reade and his attorneys plan to comment next day.
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Albany
New York
E Suite Court of Appeals
Joseph Rede Shs
Jamestown
Sing Sing
Readé
Reade
Kistersinelay
Beverly Reade
Cheryl Lym
Chautangum
Tide Ohn
Stanley Fuld
JhidielAl
Hiatt
Aampr Inna
Riade
Willard Cass
Clive Wriffht Jr Cavill
Hi Brother
Trved
Cony
Papavero Aims to Reclaim Democratic Chairmanship
Local coverage reports Papavero asserting he can again lead the Democratic Party. He says no obstacle blocks his pursuit of the chair, citing Conway’s statements and ongoing negotiations. Conflicting accounts place Conway as recently appointed chair, with party rules and timing under discussion.
Pike Group Bans Steel Divided Strip
A Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission panel rejects steel safety barriers on elevated stretches and criticizes the plan. Commissioners voice strong opposition to barrier construction on straight roadways, arguing no safety gain justifies the cost and disruption.
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Pike Group
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Commission
Commisallon
Lotta
Roberts
Fois
Nith
Reagan
Prankuh McSoriey
David
Shah of Iran ends Moscow talks in disagreement
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Farah left Moscow after 17 days, with talks with Soviet leaders ending in open disagreement over Western-backed Baghdad Pact. Kremlin officials and party leaders bid them farewell at Vnukovo Central Airport before their departure.
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Shah of
Iran
Moscow
Sovieh
Baghdad
Ippo
Shah Mohammad Rees P AbIevi
Queen Boraya
Mmostow Central
O ‘Tehri
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Niushichev
Abyikt
Klement
Varoshiiov
Teun
Forces
WNY
Byrd Opposes 2 Provisions In New $5 Bill
Senator Byrd fights two House backed changes to a Social Security bill. The proposals would broaden benefits for disabled people aged 50 plus and for women aged 62 to 65. Kerr and Gad offer partial restores to 62 retirement and disability payments but Byrd says they create inequities and administration challenges. Debates expected to continue into Monday as Democrats seek acceptable compromises against Eisenhower administration opposition.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
Ioto Majorarovisions Inn House
Senate Finiioe
Senate
Itip
House
Eisenhower
Kere Doklal
Kerr
George
Think Sessions Planned Here
Secret chamber of commerce figure Beyen eyed a thinking session at Buffalo yesterday with a course on problem solving through creative thinking to be held this week. Attendees included national leaders and university staff from Buffalo, Monday through yesterday, with sessions on Applied Imagination and ideas like Brimstone and collective shiver.
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Oe Beyen
Cotry Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Mil
Mintiday
Aleie Osteen
Osborn
Akan
Eyster
Perstonnel
Boltes
Eisenhower Maps Second Term Campaign With GOP Chief
In Gettysburg, President Eisenhower meets GOP Chairman Leonard Hall to map a vigorous second term campaign with travels across the country. Nixon returns from a world tour, confirming plans to seek a second term and pledge a detailed report of his travels to Eisenhower and Secretary of State.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Gettysburg
Leonad Hall
Plong
Caipalen Plas
Leonard WeHall
Nixon
San Francisco
James C. Hugerty
Migorty
Gas Escape Explosion Hurts 26 at York Crowd
A gas explosion in York injured 26 people, with 49 admitted to hospital in satisfactory condition. Two earlier tank detonations occurred as workers disposed of gas cylinders. 80 bystanders were shaken, some clothing burning, and spectators assisted by firefighters and police. Eight fire trucks battled flames, quickly extinguishing the blaze.
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York
Edward Horn
Gootwitl
Wilch
Bovern
Horn
Hor
Orp
Delthia Athiee Club
Van Zandt urges veterans to push for more aid
Philadelphia. Representative E. van Zandt warns that without stronger federal veteran benefits, Congress would have killed existing programs. He speaks at the 27th Quinit a encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, urging veterans to pressure lawmakers and oppose those who threaten benefits. About 200,000 VFW members in Pennsylvania face ongoing needs.
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Philadelphia
E. van Zandt
Flint
Congress
van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pennsylvania
Ormen
Judge Dies in South Pittsburg Publicity Figure Ralston
Toni Yohn Tate Ralston, 87, a long time Dayton publicity figure and member of a prominent Republican family, died yesterday in South Pittsburg near Dayton. He was associated with the John Scopes Monkey Trial era.
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South Pittsburg
Yohn Tate Ralston
Johnn Scopes
Dayton
Foreign Nations Have Right To Try U S Soldiers
The Court of Appeals ruled foreign nations may try U S military personnel for crimes in their land. It upheld dismissal of a habeas corpus petition on jurisdiction, noting the status of U S bases abroad under international agreements and actions involving Marines and other personnel.
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T. S. ‘Court of Appeals
The
Cour
United States
Americas
U. & Dibteiot
Joseph G McGurrigty
Marines
Glen Danley
WoVa
Mack Mubirenko
Wililemson
W. Vaz
Cpl
Gerald Garay
Breen Bay
Downingtown Crash Report Baffles Officials
A incomplete report describes a fatal crash near Downingtown involving multiple parties. Details are garbled but indicate injuries and hospitalizations at a nearby facility. Police and investigators pursue unclear leads as the case unfolds.
Half Billion Dollar Increase Is Requested
Washington inflation debate centers on President Eisenhower's request for additional foreign aid and military funding. Ui-Secretary Dulles briefed a Senate committee as House leaders push a bipartisan plan. Congress considers a 4.8 billion appropriation with reappropriations and ceiling limits. The House passed a 605.92 million appropriation for the year, with funds to be reallocated from existing money. Lieutenant Lindon Johnson commented on bringing the bill to vote next week. President Nixon returns from a world trip amid warnings of drastic foreign policy shifts. House debate shows political maneuvering to pressure the Senate for larger increases, while opposition argues for restraint.
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Washington
Brute Dulles
Senate
Eisenhower
Dulles
Elsquhner
U 8
Treasury
mAnly
Aelia
Lindon
Johnson
Tex
Dallas
House
Nixon
Mvoid Rik
Hote
Rep
Bentley
R-Mich
Yugoslavia
Roepublicans
Police Warn Litterbugs In State Crackdown Start
Corry State Police announced a crackdown on littering. Five incidents in two days involved objects thrown from vehicles. Offenders face fines up to 60 and short jail terms under revised state provisions.
Three Guard Units Sent to Fort Knox
Fragmented report notes three guard armored units from Pennsylvania moving toward Fort Knox Indiana Gap. The garbled text references unit designations and training context with mentions of armored components and a planned firing or barraged event.
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Ft. Knox Indiantowm Gap
Pennsylvanihations
Cuard Armored
Unita
Ft. Eich
Ey Coe
Peel of
Bird
ASU
Titara
Chimley Eerie
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