Farm price changes and local notices in Mayville Corry area
Mayville and Corry area items show farm price adjustments for May 1957, union contract talks with wage hikes, a fire in Sugar Grove, a missing persons search by Kuh Hose Co, marriage license filings, a dog accident report, city council financials, the death of Rev. Henry Smallenberger, weather outlook for the lakes region, a fatal clothing fire injury to Mrs. Viola Sharp, a barber shop sale and reopens, traffic-licence withdrawals for several motorists, and a hospital return for Mrs. Pitt. The report lists local officials and multiple residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuh Hose Co
Waterford
Myers Farm
Clement Road
Thomas Morehouse
Roy Smith
Viola Sharp
Oli City
Ros Derit
Auto Workers Set Talks Again With Big Three
Auto Workers scheduled bargaining talks today with General Motors Ford and Chrysler as UAW negotiators seek agreement on secondary phases of new contracts covering 500,000 workers. Meanwhile votes on strikes proceed as locals decide on action after more than two weeks without contracts.
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UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Japanese claim record octopus with 45 tentacles shocks readers
A reported octopus near Toba City in the Pacific reportedly has 45 tentacles ranging from one to 24 feet, claiming the title as the best equipped octopus in history. Scientists note a prior record of 19 tentacles, with the prior specimen found off Norway.
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Yomiurihe
Shortopus Caeht
Norway
Pacific
Toba City
August Draft Calls 10,000 Men in August
Washington army announces a draft call for 10,000 men in August matching the prior June and July plan. The call reiterates the same quota and timing for military service.
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Washington
Army
Inflation as Stimulus to Employment Debate
A Senate Finance Committee inquiry gathers business leaders views on inflation and employment. William Purrey of the American Railroads Association argues inflation benefits some groups at the expense of others, while Von Pickett of the National Coal Association, Milton Lightner of the Manufacturers, and James Patton of the Farmers Union offer counterpoints on inflation and unemployment. Adams testifies on public officials accepting gifts, defending his 54 years in office and denying any improper influence, insisting his conduct has been principled.
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William 7. Purrey
Associas Act
Purley
Trade and Justries
Bnftalion
Senate Finance Committee
Jmultimz
von Pickett
National Coal Mperation
Milton Lightner
National Association of Manufacturers
Charles B. Suman
American Park Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Adams Denies Seeking Favors Amid Goldfine Ties
Former White House aide Sherman Adams testifies before Congress, answering questions about gifts from Bernard Goldfine. He says no favors were sought or received. Adams recounts a rug and a coat gift episode, noting Goldfine offered fabrics from his mills, including woolen fabric in 1955 for governors.
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Adams
Congress
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
New Hampshire
Questioned coat gift echoes mill cost debate
A statement discusses a coat said to be valued highly and traced to fabric produced at a mill. The speaker notes the material cost about 868 and compares the gift to a gold watch once given years earlier, reflecting on accepted exchanges among friends.
Cerebral Palsy Victims To Wed In Baltimore Philadelphia
Barbara P Sherman age 21 of Philadelphia and Michael M Brill age 21 of Baltimore wed today pledging lifelong work to aid cerebral palsy victims. Barbara, a recent Penn State graduate in clinical speech, will pursue a masters in speech therapy while Michael, a Western Maryland College sociology major, plans to join the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Baltimore to plan recreation for CP victims.
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Barbara P. Sherman
Philadelphia
Michael M. Brill
Baltimore
Barbara
Pennsylvania State University
Western Maryland College
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Baltimore
Implausible Spec Trader II Trade Notes
A garbled sports column outlines baseball trade talk around Cleveland and Kansas City, mentioning Wertz Power Verdon and Ward as key players in trade rumors. It hints at debate over dropping Rog Ward and Woody Held, with references to Mari and Maris and a pending deadline and exchange impact on the Indians lineup.
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Billy Hunsquel
Rog Ward
Kansas City
Woody Held
Powe
Clevelanders
Wertz
Power
Woody Will Booby
Gary G Hardy
Mari
Indians
Maris
Cleveland
Amato
Unclear OCR fragment on Roy’s health and Dodgers career
Fragmentary text refers to Roy’s courage and a hospital stay, mentions a major league goal and prior play with the Dodgers. Details are garbled with incomplete phrases and names. No clear event, date, or full entities to confirm.
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Tru Roy
Dodgers
Be St
Lyn
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General Laborers Union
Association of Contractors
Bradford
Glenn Groves
Suger Grove
Lottsville Road
Scott Btuart Jr
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Bear Lake
Wrightsville
Erie County
William P.waterhouse
Corry
Patricia _L. Hunt
Paul Stroup
East Main Street
Stroup
Carl Smith
Henry Smallenberger
Mayville
Smallenberger
Garland
Grand Valley
Esther
Dauphine
Mayville Methodist Church
Werner
Lakes
Yeaterdis
Weather Bureau
W. O. Gibbs
West Washington Street
Harold Hicks
Gibbs
Corry Area
LaFayette Douglas
Alexander Pold
Congress Street
Samuel J. Barressi
Mott Street
Harlan M. Taylor
Grand Street
Donald L. Styers
West Smith Street
Lawrence M. Jewell
R. D. 3. Corry
Bureau of Highway Safety
John Pitt
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Art Schaub
S&h
Schaub Wallpaper & Paint
South Center Street
Auto Workers
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
James Veale
Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana Board of Industrial Aid and Rehabilitation For
Veale
Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
N. Center St
Sears & Roebuck
Erie — Corner
Eighth & State Sts
Taam md Aso A
Ioan Eng
Camtumer Bicoon
Brentwood and
van Heusen
Al’s
Clothes
America
Pontiac
W. W. Waterhouse
West South ST. Corry, PA
Hallmark
Suny
Campy
The
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