Ships to Dock at Erie's Duquesne Marine Terminal This Week
Three ocean ships are slated to dock this week at Erie s Duquesne Marine Terminal. The Vibyhola Scandinavian ship arrives today to pick up oil, the Malesholm docks tomorrow for a miscellaneous cargo, and the il Johanna Cunard Line freighter will load Pennsylvania lumber Friday. Erie County also seeks to roll over $2577.53 of its barberry grant into 1963 while suspensions hit eleven liquor licenses including the Friendly Tavern.
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Erie
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Pot
Ned Colander
Vibyhola
Cunard Line
Pennsvania
City police recover lavender sweater from meter post
A lavender sweater was found hanging on a North Center street parking meter post and is being held at the city police station for identification by the owner. No other items or persons are mentioned in the report.
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North Center Street
Auditors Probe GOP Deficit Claims In State Budget
Democratic led Auditor General’s Office launches sweeping audit of state books to verify Republican charges of a 32 million deficit. Deputy AG John M. McHale says aim is to ensure no lapsed funds are illegally committed next fiscal year while reviews of controller offices proceed. Democrats cite 28 to 30 million could be lapsed. Scranton administration cites 19.5 million. McHale warns 10 to 25 percent cuts may not cover next year’s costs if budget requests were honest.
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Weas
John M. McHale
McHale
Scranton
Lawrence
John Ingram
Frank Albert
Titusville
West Smith
Esso Hall
Auditor General's Office
Mic. Hale
Apse
McFiale
Fuji San the Mount of Perfection in Japanese Faith
The article explains Japan’s nature worship linking Mt Fuji to divinity and perfection. It notes Fuji san as a sacred symbol seen as flawless, contrasted with nature’s general imperfection, and mentions Hokusai’s wave design featuring the sacred mountain. Daniel Buddy Archer of Maryville Tenn wins the weekly prize.
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Mt. Fuji
Fuji
Heaven
Hokusai
Puji
Daniel Buddy Archer
Maryville
Tenn
Venango Opens Drive For New Manufacturing
Venango County Industrial Development Corp leaders launched a fund drive to raise 100000 for industrial growth. Fifty men attended a Wanango Country Club luncheon where VCIDC officials predicted steady area job growth. General chairman Worner Jr of Manifold and Printing Co and VCIDC president Foster stressed expanding diverse industries as key to community development. The campaign will run this month with solicitation of various individuals firms and organizations.
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Franklin
Venango County
Jeaders
Oil City
FW. Worner Jr
Manifold and Printing Co
Womer
UCIDC
T. W. Foster
Soviet space tandem returns with first woman pilot
The article notes the Soviet Union celebrating the return of space explorers, focusing on Valentina Tereshkova and the first woman to complete a space mission. Broadcasters described the event with vivid remarks as they aired footage of her looping around the globe. Silence and rumors preceded the official announcement.
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Soviet Union
Clymer Hikes School Budget to 561 569
In Clymer Central School District thirty eight voters gathered last night and approved a budget increase by a 37 to 1 vote raising the coming year's total to 561 569 from 532 304. The raise requires a millage increase of slightly under two mills with no other tax levies.
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Clymer Cenitral
Natunie School Approves Bus Purchase And Kitchen Upgrade
Andrew Hulton says Natunie of New York funds support the district's plan. At the annual meeting voters approved at 38 to 0 the purchase of two 12 passenger station wagons and a remodel to add cooking equipment and heating for the school and a residential building. Norman Hogenboom was reelected to a five year term as director. Gilbert Ton chaired the session with Hutton as poll clerk assisted by Mrs. Howard Matthews. Tellers were Vincent Bensink and Ivan Heslink.
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Andrew Hulton
Boat of Education
York
Norman Hogenboom
Board of Education
Gilbert Ton
Hutton
Howard Matthews
Vincent Bensink
Ivan Heslink
Kennedy Hopes To Mend Fences With Europe Trip
Kennedy plans a Europe visit to West Germany Ireland Britain and Italy to talk with future leaders. A cancellation would harm U S prestige at a critical time as advisers weigh the trip. The president will fly from Andrews to Bonn Cologne airport and is due there Sunday morning.
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Kennedy
Europe
U.S
West Germany
Ieland
Britain
Italy
Andrews Air
Incomplete fragment hints at 1948 sports events and names
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lindb, Pow, Cori Ron, Innes Edinl, Whit and a 1948 reference. It reads as a garbled sports note with names and partial phrases, offering no clear event, result, or full context to form a solid summary.
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Lindb
Fragments From The News Page Of A City Paper
A scrambled OCR snippet shows partial phrases and names, suggesting a damaged column from a local newspaper page. Readable items hint at a community note or brief with minimal context and unclear dates or places.
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Erie County
Leland Bull
Eris
State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Friendly Tavern
Adolph Lope
Anthony Canela
Erle
James
Walter Burrows
Elisin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mksear
Thusviil
George B Sloan Jr
Wlu
Sloan
Erie County Commissioners
Ralph Burbridge
Daniel Roy Biebighauser
Biebighauser
Burbridge
Forest H. Lynch
Corry
Blue Jay
W.va
Agnes. Lynch
Michael Lynch
M. Leo Mulderick
Beckley
Richard Fisk
Union City
Kathleen Webb
Webb Auto
Fisk Auto
Fisk
Dem
MT. Fujiyama
Mr. Fujiyama
Venango
Duno
HED Dairy Institute
Te Erie
Dairies
Clymer
Firestone
Seeestesran
Fics
Guaratta
England
Barney
Corry Berg
Hoa Ig
CEN
Fen
Kees
Singh
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