Fragmented historic ad listing cattle boats and real estate
A scrambled OCR item lists cattle, chickens, and beef consignments from Bore Creek. It notes a 33 foot boat price and nearby properties including cottages, one bedrooms, and a stone red location. Several names and dates appear, including references to Watrous, Proctor, and a Thursday incident.
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Tate
Corry
Tate Ptsburg
Esman Ry
Thursald Irving Vincent
State Gable
Glenn Rt
Eisenhower Urges GOP to Attack Kennedy Spending
Former President Eisenhower pressed Republicans to expose what he called fiscal irresponsibility in the Kennedy administration. He warned that continued spending could trigger inflation and a 1929-style economic crisis, urging budget balancing amid debates over housing education and military aid. Page Four continuation.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
GOP
William E. Miller
Congress
Curfew crackdown leads to multiple citations in Corry
Police cited the parents of a Corry youth under 16 for curfew violations and prepared citations for seven more after a weekend enforcement push. Ten youths were picked up near North Center street for loud behavior. two from Youngsville were released with no citations after 11 p.m. curfew guidance. Hearings set before Alderman M S Cobbett as the amended ordinance demands under 16 be off streets by 11 p.m. unless with guardians. The fine range is 10 to 25 dollars or up to 20 days in jail. Police Chief Harley Draleas said warnings are over and enforcement will be strict. Dr. Haas dies after sermon at Catawba College in Salisbury, linked to Evangelical and Reformed Church leadership.
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Corry
Harry Morris
East Pleasant Street
M.S. Cobbett
Loblaw's
North Center Street
Spring Creek
Youngsville
Harley Dralée
Art
Drake
Diaz Trujillo killer slain in Ciudad Trujillo shootout
Retired Gen Juan Tomas Diaz, accused chief assassin of dictator Rafael Trujillo, was killed by machinegun fire in a gun battle with soldiers and police in Ciudad Trujillo. Accomplice Antonio de la Maza died later in hospital after fleeing toward Independence Park. authorities say he carried a weapon during the ambush.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Juan Tomas Diaz
Rafael Trujillo
Diaz
Antonio de la Maza
Corry Area High School to graduate 174 in 88th Commencement
The 1961 CAHS commencement will be held Tuesday night in the auditorium with 174 seniors, the largest class in Corry schools. Valedictorian Catherine Ann Tate speaks on Rights vs. Responsibility, salutatorian Nancy Krupa on The New Profits of Diplomacy, and speaker Ray P. Monsalvatge Jr. discusses Uncork Your Hidden Abilities. Diplomas are presented by Principal Harold G. Wolf, with musical numbers under H. Lynn Rice.
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Austery of
Kaylene Bllley
H. Ray Harris
William Rodemeyer
Ray P. Monsalvatge Jr
Ntional Management Association
Monsalvatge
Birmingham Southern University
Navy
Sorciety of American Magicians
The
Brotherhood of Magicians
Harold G. Wolf
Carol Betts
Ste
Baccalaureate Services Mark Corry Area Graduation Week
About 800 attendees and friends of Corry Area High School seniors gathered in the high school auditorium for a baccalaureate service arranged by the County Ministerial Association. Rev. Paul Bauer preached on What Must I Do as part of the Week of activities before tomorrow night’s commencement.
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Wipo Ts Uve Teems
Corry Area
County Ministerial Association
Paul Bauer
Junior Band Chorus To Hold Spring Event
The junior high school band and chorus present a spring concert this evening at 8 o clock. Ronald Ratrie says the program features old and new selections plus solos by the ensemble. About 200 students take part and tickets are sold at the door.
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Ronald Ratrie
Reds Stall Laos Truce Talks at Geneva Meet
At Geneva the Communist delegates to the Laos talks brushed aside cease-fire violation talk despite Kennedy and Khrushchev signaling backing for an effective Laos settlement. Michalowski of Poland urged focus on political settlement while Pushkin noted no progress yet. Continued on Page Two.
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Geneva
Laos
Kennedy
Khousehev
Fea
Michalowski
Poland
Vienna
International Truce Commission
Georgi Pushkin
City Opens Bids for Street Resurfacing and Brickwork
City Council to discuss four miles of asphalt emulsion resurfacing and four city streets to be repaved. Robert Grice seeks bids for cleaning stonework on municipal building and replacing mortar. J R Dearing reports two bids received for street repair as planning continues. Raymond Weber briefs on sewer rental rate study progress and data needs.
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Canibhe
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
J. R. Dearing
West Frederick Street
West South Street
West Park Place
Raymond Weber
Mie
Khrushchev Appears Graver in Vienna Talks with Kennedy
Khrushchev, in Vienna for a specific purpose, shows a sober, subdued side during weekend talks with President Kennedy. Diplomatic sources say he aims to size up the young U.S. leader and assess the risk of direct Communist expansion. He also demonstrated control, signaling a careful approach to confronting U.S. power.
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Vienna
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Willie
Peace talks details outlined before British leader
London AP reports President Kennedy told Prime Minister Macmillan in Vienna talks with Khrushchev that remaining East West contacts will continue and urged restraint over Berlin. Kennedy and Khrushchev warned against misread Western intentions as Laos and Cuba issues linger, with Western defense commitments to others. In London, Kennedy and Macmillan outlined strategy in a nearly three hour session at Admiralty House, security kept crowd near 8000. Patrol tributes: Mayor presents plaques to elementary schools for patrols safety efforts amid Moose Party event.
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London
Kure Neds
Harold Macmillan
Vienna
Anatrid
Khrushchny
Geneva
Laos
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Khrushcchev
West Berlin
Ue US
Cubs
United States
Macmillan
Admiralty House
Condon
Fire School slated for Erie County trainees
Corry volunteers and older men will join the Erie County Fire School’s second annual session at Edinboro State College this weekend. About 50 attendees, up from last year, will receive lectures, live demonstrations, and first aid training as safety consultants stage a bus fire and a large building blaze near the college. Overnight housing and meals will be provided.
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Corry
Erie County Fire School
Edinboro State College
William Halfant
Ha Im
Greyhound Cory
Greyhound Safety Consultants
Waichi
Schoal
Inboro
Halfast
Two Injured in Waterford Car Crash
Two people were hurt in a one car crash along Route 19 south of Waterford early yesterday. Mrs Thorn Monroe, listed as injured, was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital with facial injuries and contusions. Robert Ware, 21, suffered a broken pelvis and other wounds. Rexford Montor, driver from Waterford, reportedly attempted to pass another car and collided with a guard rail.
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St Vincent's Hospital
Thorn Monro
Robert Ware
Rexford Montor
Waterford
Monroe
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Salisbury
N.C
John R. C. Haas
Evansville
Evagelical and Reformed Church
Catawba College
Juan Diaz
Trujillo
Therm
de la Maza
Generalissimo
Dea
CAHS
West
City
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Civil Defense
Gannon College Dramaticy
Eugene Wank
Ted Swat
Macmillan of
Vien
Pallavicini Palace
Jacqueline Kennedy
Unatte
Nina Khrushchev
J. Fred Kining
Erimings
Wright, Harding
Concord
St. Edward's
Samurday
Moose Lodge
Journal Fibain
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