Jumbled 1941 classified items mix shines with real estate and gear
The fragmentary OCR lists varied entries including an apartment at 14016, rent and utilities, a small loan, a garage, and a Route 426 location. It also mentions farm machinery like John Deere equipment, hay balers, choppers, and a sale calendar with dates and prices, reflecting a chaotic classified page snapshot.
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St Street
Ashington
Iles South
Ling
Corry
Il West
Tate Tesbure Lesman Ory
Arket
Holstohn Deere
Starday
Inter- Oliver
Passage Of Housing Bill Boosts Kennedy Drive
The Senate approved a 6.14 billion housing bill by 64 to 25, buoying Kennedy administration hopes as House rules prepare to take up the measure next week. Sparkman, sponsor, predicted enactment would negate the need for omnibus housing legislation next year.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
House Rules Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Corry School Board approves park use and audits
At a night meeting the Corry School Board allowed Centennial Inc to use the Washington Playground during Centennial week with post use supervision and cleanup conditions. The board also retained Epp auditing firm Rost Santa nas and Bmiley to audit the city system's books, noting a State Education Department audit is at the high school.
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Suevery Ounver
Centennial, Inc
Washington Playground
Clifford Holcomb
Corry Civil Defense
Earle Billey
Epp
Biiley
State Department of Public Instruction
Aystem
Bliley
8. E. Anderson
Kennedy Orders Flag Flown All Day At Memorial
President Kennedy issued a proclamation directing the U S flag to be flown 24 hours a day at the Marine Corps Memorial. The move expands permanent display to five sites including Arlington National Cemetery the Capitol and Fort McHenry in Baltimore. The decision follows the flag being flown around the clock at Key’s home and other locations.
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Kennedy
Warnington
U.S
Marine Corps ‘Memorial
Gautier
Arlington National Cemetery
Capitol
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Oe ‘Key
Governor backs education plan with stocks and bonds tax
Harrisburg AP Gov Lawrence endorses the education committee plan and proposes a 27.5 million tax on stocks and bonds to fund education in the current year. Republicans call the tax discriminatory while Democrats praise the plan as statesmanlike. The proposal largely funds subsidies to school districts plus library, junior college, and loan programs with an alternative two percent tax on investments.
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John M. Davis
Harrisburg
Lawrence
General Assembly
GOP
Senate
Berges
PDD Sda
House
Stephen McCann
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Traitor Nab State Dept Aide Scarbeck Arrested in Poland Spy Case
Washington AB Bevin Chambers Scarbeck a longtime American Embassy official in Warsaw is accused of transmitting classified information to the Polish government from January to May this year. FBI Director Hoover disclosed the arrest warrant and possible penalties include a $10,000 fine and up to 10 years imprisonment or both. An arraignment was arranged before US Commissioner Sam Wertleben.
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Washington
Bevin Chambers Scurbeck
Wesah
Poland
Robert F. i
PBI
Washington Street
Scarbeck
State Department
Brooklyn
College of the City of New York
New York University
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Peoples Republic of Poland
Hoover
Warsaw
Justice Department
Sam Wertleb
Corry Firm Awarded Slag Supply Contract for Streets
Corry Concrete and Corry Gravel were considered before awarding the core tract to supply about 660 tons of slag for resurfacing four miles of streets. J R Dearing, street director, cited state specs and cost differences, noting slag at 15 dollars per ton from railroad cars, total 2740 dollars. Asphalt bid by D S VanMurter Asphalt Construction Co. for 17 000 gallons was approved last week for use with chip seal. Work to begin soon with aim to finish before the tennis season.
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C~ravel Co
J. R. Dearing
Denning
Corry Gravel
Fem
VanMurter Asphalt Construction Co
Jamestown
Pa Man Drowns In Allegheny River at Verona
Western Pennsylvania logged its eighth drowning in two days as John Monroe twenty of Verona drowned while swimming in the Allegheny River at Verona. Police and rescuers found Monroe after he went under with bystanders reporting the incident near Verona. An investigation is planned to determine the sequence of events and safety factors.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John Monroe
Verona
Allegheny River
Bear Lake Pupils Weigh Move to Corry Jointure
About 75 Bear Lake students face possible transfer to the Corry Area Jointure. Bear Lake seeks Erie County administration, with elementary students to Columbus and high schoolers to Corry. Cost concerns and tax base impact loom, while June 21 meeting aims to resolve feasibility.
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Bear Lake
Maurice Kolplen
Erie County
Gerry
Columbus
Corry
Hi Ae
Neviler
Freehold Township
Brokenstraw Valley
Bear Lakes
Northern Area
Warren County
Panama
Focal
Corry |Point Committee
Would-Be Thieves Try To Steal Four Local Autos
Four cars were targeted on Lemon street during a drunken test night. Two vehicles were taken briefly but recovered. one collided with a tree in front of John Wells’s home and another, belonging to Miss M Lucille Kimmey, was later found abandoned on Gates street with minor damage. Authorities tracked cars and questioned residents as the case unfolded.
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Avicuay&0
Steal Uy
Lemon Street
John Wells
Wells
Arthur Kimmey Jr
Kimmey
M. Lucille Kimmey
Miss Kimmey
Gates Street
Kimimey
Corry Ares
U.S. Action Angers Chinese Parliament Over Mongolia Move
China’s Nationalist lawmakers express anger as United States moves toward recognition of Outer Mongolia. Chiang Kai-shek’s government urges Washington to halt further talks and reassert policy. The tense session reflects cross-strait and international tensions amid potential diplomatic shifts.
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U.S
Formosa
Tne
United States
Outer Mongolia
Ornes
Chiang Kai-shetut
Forger-A Supervi Por Im Department of Accounts Sale Notice
A sale notice was announced yesterday by Louis Atatande, clerk of Quarter Sessions Court. The item concerns a forgery supervision role within the Department of Accounts of Municipal Government.
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Department of Accounts of
Municipal
Gomtt Hassal
Y Jate
Louisil Atatande
Sesmona
Couri
Pittsburgher Wins Wright School Repair Contract
The Corry area Jointure Property Committee awarded Wright School repairs to Mosles Construction of Pittsburgh, lowest bidder among three firms, for 93 483. The main bid covers parapet wall repairs, cornice removal, lintel replacements, and window work with alternate bids for repainting and second floor aluminum sash replacements. Eckles Associates noted Pittsburgh firm guaranteed completion by September 1.
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Corry Area
Juine
Wright School
Mosles Construction
Pittsburgh
Wg, Eckles Company
Jointure
WG. Fukles
Architectural Trin
Vincent Moore
Ciath
Fou
George Tinko
Gerry
J J. Kapanick
Meadville
Whithie Tatler
Mosités
Eckles
State House Has Full Complement in Pennsylvania
AP reports the Pennsylvania State House now has a full 210 members with 109 Democrats and 101 Republicans. James A. Esler was elected May 16 to fill the Allegheny County vacancy caused by the death of minority leader Wilard Ayneway, announced yesterday by President Judge Willand Neely of Dauphin County Court.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
James A. Esler
Allegheny County
Cose Maréh
Wilard F Ayneway
Willand Neely
Dauptity County
Kennedy's back trouble clouds future meeting plans
President Kennedy's back ailment on crutches unsettles schedule as he weighs Hawaii Governors Conference speech this month and possible South America trip next month. White House says he felt better, expects crutches for part of the week, with Dr Travell treating him and photographers kept from photos.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Hawaii
South America
Janet Travell
Pierre Sal- Inger
Florida
Canada
West Palm Beach
Fla
Andrews Air Force Base
Salinger
Council To Check Heath Alley After Complaint
The city plans an on the spot inspection of Heath Alley after a complaint from General Telephone Co. about water runoff toward the company garage. Dearing said city engineers and the phone company agreed the alley’s high middle caused drainage toward the property and estimated 300 to 350 dollars to repave. Other members favored installing a drain across the driveway to underground the water. Roger Brown proposed a site visit at 7 30 pm. In Berlin East Germany urged a German peace treaty to prevent West Germany arming with atomic weapons.
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SHY Coumeh
Tereverre
Heath
al- Yes
Mtoniig
General Telephone Co
Uist
JR Dearing
Dearing
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
Cornell
Roger Brown
Two Teens Confess in a Multi-State Slay Spree
Salt Lake City report details two teens, Douglas Latham and George York, who killed seven people across five states. They expressed desire to die and discussed execution methods while linking the crimes to fleeing military service and opposition to integration. The case recalls the slow police pursuit and the controversial death penalty discussions.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tate
Dames
Douglas Latham
Masceville
Tex
George Ron
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Corry Schools
David L. Lawrence
Prinees
Grice di Monica
Tule Wali
Traland
Dublin
Treland
Knshasd
Hamler
Fpanfan
Kennedy Yester- Day
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Uishug
Eruseges
Mull Bear Lake
de Corry Area
Wright
Warren County School Board
Erie County Superintendent of Schools
Corry Joint Committee
State House
U. S
Heath Alley
Berlin
East Germany
Barry
West Germany
Ald York
Jacksonville
Anny
Balt Luke
Jatti
Hiei
John Whitaker
el Dents Negro
Pullahoma
Tenns
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