Inventory and sale items listed at 18th street auction
An estate sale notice lists items including master bedroom suite, dining chairs, wringer, jars, antique ben, rugs, and kitchen appliances to be auctioned at 18th street. Mentioned are lots of furniture, a refrigerator, paneled rooms, and various small household goods. Also notes dates, location near Ling Grove and Peninsylvania area, with executor details and contact lines.
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West -Duis
Jabusburg
Alesman Corryles
Garry
ST the Fallow
Combina Phew
Roberc
Yorek
Nps
Ewing
Erry Ik
Uupoti
Pistes Ut Peninsyl
Ming
Minke Py
U S Warns Russia to Slow Actions Over Berlin Crisis
The United States and allied powers warned the Soviet Union against unilateral moves to alter Berlin’s status, citing grave dangers and the need for negotiations. Britain and France echoed limits on unilateral action and upheld Western control of West Berlin, with continued talks deemed possible.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Kremlin
London
Paris
Soviet Union
West Berln
Britain
East Germany
Insurance for Centennial Parade Auxiliary Cops Set at 6.75 Each
J Fred Kinley said fewer out-of-town Auxiliary CD members attended the Centennial parade, limiting city insurance to about 84 0. Fifty local deputies were insured at 6.75 each, based on a $500 minimum salary and 1.35 per 100 coverage. The city’s coverage was paid by Centennial Inc, with one minor mishap during the parade.
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Aniyor
J. Fred Kinley
Finley
Centennial, Inc
Tragic death of 1 year old in road crash near Pittsburgh
A one year old boy, Edward V. Wojcik of Bulger, died in a crash on North Branch road in Fayette Township as he was in a car driven by his father to work. Officials at the Allegheny County morgue confirmed the fatal incident occurred early today.
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Pittsburgh
Washington County
Allegheny County
Edward V. Wojcik
Bulger
North Branch Road
Fayette Township
U S Considers Use of Chemical Gas Warhead
Washington AP reports the Army plans to issue missile warheads capable of carrying chemical warfare agents into enemy battle zones. The newly amended regulation covers guided missile chemical agents, defining chemical agents as solids liquids or gases that produce lethal injurious or irritant effects. The Army cites a wide range of gases from choking agents to nerve gases, noting a family of missiles ready to deliver these gases.
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Washington
Elderly Spartansburg Couple Killed in Route 68 Crash
Ralph Blakeslee 76 and Nan Blakeslee 74 of Spartansburg died when their car collided with a gravel laden radar-trailer at Route 68 and 948 nine miles south of Kane. Roy Tramontana 34 of Butler was injured in fair condition at Kane Hospital. Coroner Dr. G R Simpson continues investigation.
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Kane
Spartansburg
Ralph Elliott Blakesive
Nan
Roy A. Tramontana
Butler
Kane Community
Blakeslee
Avis
G. R. Simpson
Elk County
Hill Kelley
Pittsburgh
Blakeslee Hill
Spartansburg High School
Columbia University
New York City
Northwestern University
Sparta Grange
Clinton County
Employment Task Force To Name Officers
The Employment Task Force will meet next Monday at the Erie County courthouse to elect officers and outline a three year plan for an Industrial Development Bureau. It unites Erie city and county groups including the Erie Chamber of Commerce and major utilities, each pledging funds to GEIDC and the development effort. Attending from Corry will be A. Long, president of the Erie County Industrial Development Corp.
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Erie County
ETF
Erie
Industrial Development Bureau
Erie Afl-Cio
Veill
ETE
ETP
Corry
A. Long
Justial Devilonment Corp
Construction Set To Start Monday On VFW Alleys
The Corry Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a 40,000 expansion adding four bowling alleys to reach eight total. Baldwin Brothers of Ene will be the general contractor. VFW trustee Leo Dolan said zoning permits were granted after delays, and the project aims to open by the fall bowling season.
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Srt
Uance Way
Munday
Corry Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Organization
Baldwin Brothers of
Ene
Léo Dolan
VFW
Out
City Ordinance Regulates Walk Material and Permits
City Council read an ordinance limiting sidewalk materials to concrete city wide except sparsely settled areas where other materials may be used. Repairs must match original material unless a more durable option is allowed, with brick allowed for minor brick sidewalk repairs. A permit from the city engineer is required before work, and violations may incur fines and costs assessed to the property owner.
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Roger Brown
Pa Man Rescues Boy From River Near Ohiopyle Falls
A 61 year old man, Donald Mitchell of Ohiopyle, swam 40 feet to rescue 16 year old Walter Boyd clinging to a rock near Youghiogheny River and Ohiopyle Falls. Mitchell pulled Boyd ashore after tying a rope, the boy received artificial respiration and was hospitalized in Untontowi with shock and possible rib fractures. Boyd had been separated from a Canonsburg group at the falls.
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Ummuntown
Youghioghery
Ohiopyle
Donald Mitchell
Walter Boyd
Mitchell
Boyd
Canonsbury
Chicago Patrol Spurs Racial Tensions and Arrests
In a racially tense Chicago neighborhood, police increased patrols after multiple incidents. Reports indicate 70 Negroes were arrested in 10 days with ongoing street violence near Harrigan High School. A white youth was assaulted by three Black youths while commuting to work. Police say one shooting occurred near Harrison Street, linked to escalating tensions. A separate Harlem incident in New York involved teens attacking residents as detectives pursued suspects.
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Chicago
Dera
Nave
Deen
Harrigan High
Sohal
Fonday
Po- Tce
Charles Giues
Harrison Newt
Pupu
New York
Harlem
Rome
City paving woes spark dust and street dust on East Pleasant
At a city meeting Mayor kinley and street director Dearing discussed failing paving on East Pleasant Street between William and Summer. Residents report chipped asphalt, dust, and edge breaks while the department blames timing and techniques. Curbs were optional with owner approval during paving. the solution remains unresolved after tense debate.
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JR. Dearing
Fred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
William
Summer
Dearing
Mariner
East Measant Street
Dering
Delay in Second Space Shot Due to Caribbean Clouds
CAPE CANAVERAL Fya AP United States second in space shot postponed to 5 am EST Wednesday as high Caribbean cloud fronts move in. Astronaut Virgil J. Gus suny, 35, learns of the delay calmly and returns to rest. Weather experts cited a high pressure front as the cause delaying the countdown and blocking full photography of the operation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fya
United States
Grishorn
US Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Tiros
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Binstoff
Juvenile 17 Tries Jailbreak at Crawford County Prison
A 17 year old juvenile attempted a prison break at Crawford County Prison in Meadville during the supper hour. He struck jailer Hugh Spaulding on the head with a chair leg, injuring him but not disabling him. The attacker, helped by a cellmate and two trustees, was subdued and placed in a new cell. The incident is under investigation with possible charges of attempted prison breach referred to the juvenile court.
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Secant
Spaulding
Spalding
Gary, Clark
Gustave Holobar
P. Richard ‘Thomas
Juvenile Court
Andy Waid
Financing of Pennsylvania School Reforms Big Headache
The Pittsburgh public school reform plan faces funding headaches as a proposed 162 million annual wage tax to support improvements advances to the House for action. The plan, backed by the Board of Education, would shift revenue and replace the existing head tax, aiming to fund a five-year program of upgrades, but could reduce other revenues.
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Pittsburgh
Ie Cliy
Board of Education
Praan
Philadelphia houses collapse as sewer cracks trapping residents
An underground sewer line cracked beneath a row of two story houses in West Philadelphia, causing collapses that trapped four people. Six year old Chere Daniels survived. Wayne 4 and Jesse Robinson died. About 120 nearby houses evacuated as Red Cross provided shelter and officials investigated the aging conduit.
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Slphia
Earty
Chere Daniels
Wayne
Jesse Robinson
Wil
Philadelphia
Red Cross
Daniels
Ernest
Kenneth
Nannie Russell
Tie
Wire St
William Fox
Samuel Baxter
Baxter
Arh
Baker Sand
Church Banner Approval For Wilshington Street Event
City council granted permission for a local church to hang a banner across North Center Street in Wilshington for the upcoming festival. The banner must be cloth, 14 feet high, and removed the day after the event with church permission from the state, plus a fireworks display request was approved contingent on a licensed operator and proper insurance.
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North Center
Wilshington
Cornell
Gunter
Washington
Washington At
Ils Pointes
Leon Doleski
College Students Trapped In Cave. Rescue Becomes Futile
In Orleans Indiana AP reports two Indiana University graduate students Tor Arnold Peru Ralph Moreland and two expedition members are trapped inside a narrow limestone cave after a breakthrough reveals only a long corridor. Fresh air and a water current mark the corridor as rescuers labor in shifts hoping for a sign of the missing explorers three days into the search amid worsening conditions.
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Orleans
Ind
Debri
Tndlona
Aopes
Tidiana University
Tor
Arnold
Peru
Ralph
Morelind
Knox
Ttd
Bath
Watera Racing
Dick Powell
Hammond
Ial Ihe
Powell
Joy Waler
Thought Boy Was Coyote Kills Lad in Encino Hills
In Encino California six children playing in dusk were startled by a barking dog. Raynor F Winward fired a 22 rifle thinking a coyote stalked them and struck James Johnspp 14, fatally wounding him. Winward confessed he believed the animal was a coyote and said he shot. He was booked on suspicion of murder.
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Encino
Calif
Raynor F. Winward
Winward
James Johnspp
Mia
Donald C Johnson
Senate OKs Pymatuning Lake boating amendment
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved an amendment allowing motor boating on the entire Pymatuning Lake for Otic and Pennsylvian residents after a House passage and a Mouse package. The move comes as the bill advances in the Senate.
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Washington
Mistos
Pymatuning
Senate
Judiciary Committee
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Steasnar
U.S
Sparta
Electrat
Man
Boy
Radio Pioneer
Muscoda
Wis
Allen Franke
Pioneer Radio Broadveater
Virgil Grissom
Joe Schmidt
Blastoff
Meadville
Aid
Coyote
Lad
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