fragmentary notice with mixed housing and farming terms
A disjointed OCR item mentions a 2-bed unit at 2407 Biz ie and other building features, then shifts to farming gear and stock details. Names appear as LESMAN and Watrous-Wattrous, plus scattered references to stalls, calves, beef cattle, and a nurse Moor. The passage includes partial dates and street fragments, with little cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizie
New Storm An
Sion
Eer Road
Bath
Spencer x. West
Lesman
IRK
Moor
Fatroun
Watrous - Wattrous Messinger
Lewis Porenat
Corry Man Serving Life For 42 Murder Kills Himself In Cell
Corry man Frank L. Bromley, 37, convicted of the 1942 murder of Navy Petty Officer Lloyd Wilkinson and serving a life sentence since 1946, slashed his wrists with a safety razor in his Western Penitentiary cell. He maintained his innocence, claiming he was framed, with two alleged confessions cited as exceptions. The case drew prior investigations and trials, including a 1993 arrest for rape and robbery. Bromley’s death ends a decades long fight over the Wilkinson killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Frank L. Bromley
Lloyd Wilkinson
Shire
Bromley
Frank Burdick
Ruby Eastman Stetson
Wilkinson
Wescene
Navy
Erie County Grand
Fred Lamberton
Corp
John Mehallick
Shute Police
Crand
Miles B Kits
Lumberton
Mehallick Bromley
Western Penitentiary
Erle
John Flanigan
Corry Boy Hurt In Auto Crash On Route 6
A West Pleasant Street youth, William C. McQuiston, 9, was hospitalized with scalp lacerations and facial burns after a car driven by Constance F. Kowalski, 23, skidded on a wet Route 6 curve, left the road, and struck a pole. Kowalski was unhurt. Police estimated damage at 400. The boy’s father said he would be discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pieasant Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
William C. McQuiston
Harry McQuister
Constance F. Kowalski
Galt
Ontario
Canada
Kowalski
Corry Woman Still Listed As Missing By Police
Corry authorities broadcast a missing person alert for 40 year old Mrs Marvin Phillips last seen Tuesday at the Phoenix Hotel telling her employer she would return in an hour. She is 5'6" and about 145 pounds with brown eyes and grey hair. Her husband, who found no reason for her departure, lists possible relatives in Phoenix All Creswell Ore but cannot confirm any plans to travel. In a separate item, Senator Carl Hayden's wife Nan Downing Hayden, 84, died yesterday after 15 years invalid, born in Wilmington California and meeting her husband at Stanford University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Phillips
West
Washington Street
Phoenix Hotel
Washington
Nan Downng Hayden
Sen
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Wilmington
Calif
Lelin Stanford University
Nabbed In Area Cabin Burglaries
Vincent D. Schwab and Frederick M. Kelven were confined to Warren County Jail after pleading guilty to burglary and malicious mischief. Police say they entered cabins in Spring Creek Township, stealing a 10 gauge shotgun, shells, and a vase of beer valued at 40 dollars. Damages to the Deter cottage were estimated at 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Tolowae
Spring Creek Township
Corey Suite
Vincent TD Sehwab
Frederick M. Kelven
Petty Mead
Columbus
Clayton
Grorwe H. Deiter
Wesleyville
John Vidru
Crewhton
Port
Linelinger
Vidra
Paw Sir
John Hortick
Cancer Ill Area Man Takes His Own Life
Aneye Miru Luuoyae mtn, a 70 year old cancer patient, apparently despondent over blindness, shot himself with a rifle at noon. Charles Smith found him at his house. Dr Archie E Tate pronounced him dead. Sheriff Donnell Allen and Coroner Ed G Lowrey investigated as to the death by self inflicted action. The man had previously threatened suicide on earlier occasions and Mrs Smith was reported as a semi-livelihood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneye Miru
Mtn
Caneer
Charles Smith
Smith
Archie E Tate
Corry
Tate
Donnell Allen
Ed G. Lowrey
Wargery County
Scenc
Journal
Lowrey
Lottsville
Manter
Reopen Tractor Talks With Cuban Prisoners In Stalemate
Ant-Casten prisoners await developments as Henry Howker hopes to renew negotiations with Castro over a tractors-for-prisoners swap. Prisoner leader Ulises Carbo says Castro priced tractors at 28 million and may accept a reduced figure. Carbo notes prisoners have days to decide on public appeals for funds if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey West
Pla
Cuba
Joh Hooker Jr
Miami
Havana
Hooker
Revine
Eteanor Roosevelt
Milton Hisenhower
Walter Reuther
United Arto Workers
Howker
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Washington
Ulises Carbo
Destiny
Carbo
Associated Press
Driver Hurt As Auto Leaves Road In Union City
A motorist, Paul B. Proper, 94, of 90 Elm Street Union City, was slightly hurt when his car left a narrow blacktop road and struck a concrete marker. The crash, at about 12 30 am, caused $200 damage to the vehicle. no medical treatment required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Proper
Elm Street
Union City
Grace
Shannon
Ireland
Monaco
Prince Albert
Caroline
Nice
Treland
President Invokes TH Act In Port Strike
A president invokes the TH Act amid a port strike causing evacuations eight times over two months on the northeast side of Port Worth. The action aims to restore order as workers and residents face disruption and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Kennedy moves to halt ship strike with emergency order
President Kennedy invoked the Taft Hartley Act to stop a longshoremen walkout. A board of inquiry will study disputes between unions and ship operators while the emergency measures aim to keep military and essential supplies moving. The action seeks a quick settlement, with a possible injunction if needed. Fire damage at a four story Reading, Pennsylvania building was estimated at $115,000 with crews fighting the blaze late Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Priusdent
Kennedy
Taretarttey
Press
Able
Uff
David L. Cote
Cole
Tysen Mediition
Samuel Rosemin
Nese
York
J Hesly
Harvard Business School
Goldbiere
Heard
Goldbere
Presis
Weamiedy
Tmnion
Rev. Aire
Board of Inquiry
Mie Kennedy
Cote
Kenney
Ale
Guidry
Eveloy
Kennnedy
Glaze
Reading Reading
Mre
Russell Bowers
Bowers
New Officers Named To Direct Corry's Church Furniture Company
Corry Church Furniture Co announces a major reorganization with William Kafferlin named president and Edgin Puller as treasurer. Attorney David Gifford of Erie verifies as secretary. The move shifts leadership from Rotthoff and Lawson who will remain in sales and manufacturing roles as timelines set to July 31. Kafferlin plans immediate management changes and plant modernization to boost competitiveness for church furniture serving the Northeast and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R- Shupe
Corry Area
Shupe
Ils
William E Rodemeyer
Erie County
Paul Meerdink
Riverside
William Kafferlin
East Main Street
Todiy Amaiagn
Kafferlin
Edgin Puller
David Gifford
Erie
Berlin
Ai Supply
Linden NJ
Pharwe
Chily — Compay
Dan Rotthoff
Clifford Lawson
Rotthoff
Lawson
Tafferlin
New Jersey
Vth Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Avro Supply
Uso & Partner
West Smith Street
Corry
United
Italy and Austria Seek Mediator in South Tyrol Dispute
Italy and Austria agreed to seek a mediator for the South Tyrol conflict after a third round of foreign ministers talks in Zurich failed to reach agreement. The dispute has escalated into violence, with three deaths and 9,000 Italian troops deployed to restore order in the Alpine region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vu (Ar) Agy
Austria
South-Tyrol
W. Yontérday
Zurich
Switzerland
Alpine
Oil City Troopers Stop Crazed Burglar Killing Suspect
In Oil City a burglar terrorized a widow and her daughter before a gun battle with troopers. Investigators say Goodman, a three child father, was shot and killed after breaking into the Welkal home. Officers report he wielded a rifle and claimed a weapon before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Trumps
Cleongd
Alma Weikul
RDS
Pyanklia
Sud
Legon
Goodman
Godman
Kirchen
Belligerent debate on TV over war stance in Pennsylvania
On a weekly TV program yesterday, Democrat Clark and Republican Scott argued over U S involvement in war. Clark called Scott belligerent while Scott warned that firm talk may lead to a final ultimatum and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clank
Pennsylvania
Hughly
Scott
Clark
Teenager Safe As 100 Men Copter Search For Him
A missing 12 year old, Harold Daudelin Jr of Rochester, was found safe near Dolly Copp Cabins after more than 100 men and 4 helicopters scoured the White Mountain wilderness. He disappeared at about 8:00 am Saturday during a violent thunderstorm while part of a group of 22 youngsters headed to a camp near Mount Aramis Thundetin. He had minor bites but was otherwise uninjured and located by Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minkham
Aid
White Mountain
Harold Daudelin Jr
Mount Aramis Thundetin
Rochester
AUS Forest Service
Attietat
Dolly Copp
Seratehis
Corryite and Six Injured In Area Truck Crash
A six vehicle collision near Connenut left Corryite resident Robert W Pober and five others injured. He and a passenger were hospitalized. another driver Joseph D Kraehe from Ture Choo was uninjured but treated later for shock and facial injuries. James Proba of Portte Creek sustained knee and facial injuries and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Connenut
Saturstay Moraine
City Hospital
Mendyitte
Air Way
Robert W Pober
Joseph D. Kraehe
Ture Choo
Ae WeSti
Kravus City Hospital
Meek Ualttelis
Hk Son
Gbe Slohe
Niceratlahs
James Proba
Purtte Creek
Erie Father Drowns Trying To Save Boy In Rough Seas
An Erie man Albert C. Parris 44 died after attempting to rescue a neighbor boy 8 as waves battered Erie harbor. Also pulled from the water were Ransie Miller 8, two Miller children, Albert Jr. 8 and John 1, and Richard Spinelli 14. Witnesses say Parris refused to abandon the search for the boy and disappeared beneath the choppy water as the boat closed in. The incident is being investigated by Coast Guard officials and continues on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tree
Nerehbor
wheRlms
Albert C. Parris
Ransie Miler
Mir Faevern Miller
Eric
Parris
Sid Parris
Crnard
Patel
Tipi
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Frank Bromley
Corry Boy
U. S
Garcia Montes
Key
Fla
Gustavo Montes
Olives Carbo
Richland Hills
Tex
Arrow
Fos
Sil Creek
Church Furniture Company
Italy
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