Fragmented OCR yields unclear historical note
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Road Funds For Townships Listed By State
State highways department Johnway announced a breakdown showing townships in 44 counties receive allocations from state grants totaling 40 million dollars annually. Funds include entries for Amity Concord Conneaut Elk Creek Palmview Franklin Girard Green Greenfield Harborcreek LeBoeuf Mead Millcreek North East Springfield Summit Union Venango Washington Waterford Wayne with varied amounts listed per township.
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Ore County
Amity
Concord
Conneant
Elk Creek
Palmview
Franklin
Girard
Green
Greenfield
Harborcreek
LeBoeuf
Meiean
Millcreek
North East
Springfield
Summit
Union
Venango
Washington
Waterford
Wayne
Three Cleveland Men Die In Plane Crash
Erie County sheriff deputy identified the victims as Dri G. Kelldat Higher Lakewood George A Efw 46 Hocky River and Bernard Mierine North Olmsted. The trio had departed from Cleveland Hopkins Airport at 10 15 am for a cross country flight in a Piper Tri- tracer and were believed to be piloted by Plerings 9 sight psitictr for Richland Aviation from Cleveland Hopkins.
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Gleveland
Dusky Bay
Cedar Point
Erie County
Aheriff
Dri G. Kelldat
Lakewood
George AE
Hocky River
Bernard Mierine
North Olmsted
Irony Claveland Hopkins
Plerings
Psitictr
Richland Aviation
Clavelind Hopkins
Airliner makes emergency landing at Harrisburg airport
An American Airlines four engine airliner with 42 aboard landed at Harrisburg State Airport after a fire warning in the No 1 engine. The Chicago to New York nonstop flight resumed after passengers boarded another plane. No fire or injuries were reported and mechanics investigated the warning.
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Raety
Armerican Airlines Dco
Hardaburg State Aiport
Chicago
New York
Apt
Leonard M. Klasmeier
Valley Stream
N.Y
Hipim
Philipsburg
Flinder
Pasengers Inme
R. B. Booth
Jackson Height
Co Tumblin
Harrisboro
Whecraft
Llewild
Harrisburg
Mechanica
James Holmes Dies at Two Months Old in Clymer Funeral
James Holmes died at two months in Corry Memorial Hospital. Born April 14, 1950, in Careyort, he was the son of Bernard and Gertrude Williams Himes. Survived by one sister Linda, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams of Clymer, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Homer Holmes of Greenfield Township, and great grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Titus of Phillipsville Rey. Alvin Rhodes, pastor of the Clymer Methodist Church, officiated at the funeral at Smithzer Funeral Home and burial in Waltsburg Cemetery.
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James Holmes
Smitzer
Clymer
Jamies Juthey Holmes
Bernard
Gertrude Williams Himes
Corry Memorial Hospital
Careyort
Hister
Linda
Thomas Willams
Homer Holmes
Greenfield Township
Eliznbeth’ ‘Titus
Phillipsville Rey
Alvin Rhodes
Clymer Methodist Church
Waltsburg Cemetery
Minister Finds Shotgun Victims in Smith Mills
Chautauqua County coroner ruled the deaths of Mary Hettinger 87 and John Hettinger 72 as murder followed by suicide. The couple was found by Rev Harry Lycett, minister of Cage Chapel, during a visit to Smith Mills. Police said John Hettinger killed his wife with a shotgun and then took his own life after ill health.
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UN Congress
Smith Mills
Chautauqua County
Theodore S. Morse
Brocton
Mary “Hettinger
John
Suleld
Hettinger
Harry Lycett
Cage Chapel
Saturn
Cou
Storms Leave Pittsburgh Area with Flooding and Fatalities
Violent thunderstorms over three days caused floods, toppled trees, and power failures across Western Pennsylvania. Fatalities included Max Boucheck in Pittsburgh from a live wire, Joseph Graves in Zelienople drowning in a flooded creek, and Frank Fonka Jr. in New Castle from a quarry swimming accident. The storm tracked from Ohio into Erie and Pittsburgh regions with winds up to 70 mph and boats capsized on Lake Erie.
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PiViceneun
j_Joseph Graves
Zellenople
Frank Fonka Jr
New Castle
Bessemer
Hillsville
President To Leave Hospital This Week
President Eisenhower, recovering from emergency intestinal surgery, may leave Walter Reed Hospital this week. Doctors expect one to three weeks more of recovery after departure, with plans uncertain for a July 7-10 visit to India’s Nehru and a proposed Panama City summit with American presidents. He walked 80 feet at the hospital yesterday, the sixteenth day after surgery.
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Yalescence
White House
James G. Hargerty
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Hospital
India
Neuru
Panamas City
Panama
Eishower
Hospital outlines plan to permit president’s hospitalization
Fragmented OCR reads as doctors plan to let the president be discharged or at least released by Friday or Saturday. Reports mention a cooling corridor and a cautious approach as officials weigh the next steps.
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Pital Coerdor
Hiwamer
Haier
Ant EL Bigver
T. Goth
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Life Triurdice
Ihsurance Police Bank
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Zholtela
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del Monte Catsup
del Monte
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Kelly Tire
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Sunoco
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S&h
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Corry
Watsons
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Coisis
Mr. and
Mrs. Watson
Donnie
Kathy
BLUE
Donald R. Watson, Sr
R.D
Clearfield, Pa
Pennsylvania
Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh
Union Trust Building
Pittsburgh
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Medical/Service Association ‘of Pannsylvania