New Gas Well Brought in on Carter Hill Site
The Pennsylv ania company brought in the second successful natural gas well on Carter Hill yesterday with an estimated flow of 250 000 cubic feet per day. The well is 4 500 feet deep and located about 600 feet from the first producing well. The hole will be capped over the weekend and shot with glycerine early next week to boost output.
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Carter Ill
Pennsylvanians Company
W. Hi Locke
Utilit Warren
Carter Hill
Locke
Gay
Pth Pgc
Frank Cooper
Dover
Gus
Conl
Flanigan
Bradford
Cocke
Sparta School Board Accepts Murray Resignation
Sparta Schs head resigns as James A. Murray is accepted by the Spartansburg Township Joint School Board. Murray served four years, native to the area, with no clear successor named. Districts Sparta, Spartansburg, and one other have not met to discuss consolidation. Bus contracts for 1981-82 total about 160,000 across four drivers. routes assigned to Mecray, Rose, and Troyer.
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Sparta
Prinipal
James A. Murray
Spartanshure-Spar- 4
Murrey
Sparansburg
Oandbridge Springs
Pillsburghire
My Gourity
Hoan
Richard L. Wimner
Miresay
Witmer
Spartansburg
Sparta Township
Purkelpwie
Rome
Aytordt
Concord
Erie County
Spring Ciwek
Warren County
Eldred
Tye Wehool
Wiimer
Paul Mecvay
Tyitl
George Rose
Jossh Troyer
Eight Navy Airmen Killed In Patrol Bomber Crash
A PBM patrol bomber based at Key West Naval Seaplane Station crashed in the Florida Straits, killing eight crewmen with one survivor who died later in hospital. The aircraft went down while on a training or transit flight near the land, with the wreckage recovered and the crew reported deceased.
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Key Whsi
Wittur Uy Resis
Injartes Ster
Naval Hospital
Florida Straits
Igland
Key West
Chinese Reds Strike At Center Of Allied Lines
A string of small Chinese Red attacks hit the center of the UN line in Korea. Aircraft duels occurred with Mustangs vs Red jets, one Russian jet damaged. Ground fighting continued in the Kumbyan area as ceasefire talks gain momentum. US officials voiced cautious optimism that fighting could end in days while leaders consider possible talks near Seoul or Panmunjom.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Une
United Nations
Peniniitin
Thuratay
Matthew B. Ridgway
Washington
Ridgway
Korea
Cen
James
A. van Fleet
Forrest P. Sherman
Tuk
Sherman
Kyesong
Molely
Ure-ander
Olds Estate Valued At Eighty Thousand Dollars
Probate of Inte Mummy R Olds draws a widow Bernive Olds heir to half the eighty thousand dollar estate with fifty thousand in personal property and thirty thousand in real estate. Daughters Bernice Olds Ames and her husband Tul receive twenty thousand and four thousand respectively plus sixteen thousand for their children. Other details appear in the Eye county probate record.
Drivers escape injury in two Corry area crashes
Three-vehicle and two-vehicle accidents in Corry area last night left vehicles damaged but occupants unharmed. Rodney Knowlton and Juanita Leffords were involved in a 10 20 p m Spring Creek crash when a glare from an oncoming car blinded the driver and caused a trailer collision. Anna Lucille Hobson reported a Cambridge Springs crash at Hughes Corners around 10 30 p m as she turned onto Route 19 and was struck by Cleve Cowlet who fled the scene after rear ending Hobson. Police sought Cowlet for hit and run as statements conflicted and he could not be located.
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Spring Creek
Rodney Knowlton
East Main Street
Juanita Leffords
Erie
Wils
Knowlton
Tintler
Whym
Oncom
Aent
Anna Lucille Hobson
Cambridge Springs
Huighes’ Corners
Hobson
Route 6
Sie
Rasene Cowlet
Cleveland
Cowlet
Corry girl held for perjury in Morals case
In Jamestown a 34 year old man Salvatore Terenna was convicted of second degree rape. His 19 year old waitress associate Danna Jean Turben of Carey was charged with perjury for testimony to the grand jury and before the trial jury. Turben testified she advised Terenna of her true age before their relationship. She was arrested in court by Under sheriff Richard Moynihan. Terenna faces sentencing Monday while Turben awaits action and probation violation could affect his term.
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Mayville
Ine
Salvatore Terenma
Jamestown
Danna Jean Turben
Carey
Totai
Turben
Terenna
Richard K. Moynihan
Hueh Vy
N. Bodine
Sidney T. Hewes
Miss Turben
Terentia
Hewes
Corry
Nex
Tecenna
Fter
Special County Judes
Robert N. Palmer
Resignation Rolls Through Corry Chamber Post
Ott resigns as C of C president Robert Olly Ohm steps down two months ago. Jester Hay resigns from ANAK directorship amid regular board meeting at Hotel Gor ty. Cites necessity for rationalizing roles and naming Miglin Seppel as new vice president.
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Ott
C. Ofc
Robert Olly Ohm
Eterstedt
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Hay
Anak
Anstale
Gorty
al Hontit
Etvie
Iranian Premier and U S Envoy Confer on Oil Crisis
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh summons US Ambassador Henry Grady to discuss Iran oil tension. Grady says Mossadegh pledges independence but will not concede on tanker receipts amid Anglo-Iranian Company dispute. Abadan refinery risk looms as Britain plans measures to protect oil interests. President Truman says US efforts aim to settle the dispute.
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U.S
Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Henry F. Grady
Berlin
Britain
Herbert Morrison
Egotin
Tony
Grady
Mosindeel
Independ
Tran
Tratnay National Oil Company
Anglo-Tranol Company
Tom Abadan
Anglo-Tunian Oi Company
Van Fleet Narrow Escape In Korean Coast Helicopter Incident
US Army General James A. Van Fleet escaped injury after a Navy helicopter was struck by a gust while he rode it near the Korean coast. The craft whirled, one passenger remained on deck, and Burke and the pilot scrambled free. Van Fleet later returned to shore and inspected UN troops on the eastern front.
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Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Narowly
Navy
Los Angeles
Korean
Injlirerdt
van Fleet
Arleigh Burke
Kuplér Unhart
Burke
Grutsler
Vic Fleet
United Nations
Marshall Seeks Aid Program Spending For Foreign Defense
Secretary of Marshall testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States must expect about 10 billion dollars for the current year and at least the same level through 1954 for foreign military and economic aid. He warned there is little prospect of sizable reductions in foreign needs before 1955 and noted most aid goes to Western Europe. In prepared testimony he said future funding will depend on world events.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Dalene Marshall Saith
United States
Free World
Marehall
Hose Threign Affairs Committee
U. S
Europe
Marshall
Acheson
Rough sledding for higher tax proposal
Washington June 2. A budget bureau official said total government spending may reach 390 billion for the year ending mid 1988 and defense needs 340 billion annually to maintain the department. The talk of a big tax hike this year centers on avoiding another before the election.
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Taft
Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Budget Bureau
Large Barn Destroyed by Lightning at Waterford Farm
A barn at the Waterford farm near Three miles east of Waterford on the Tharon City Waterford road was destroyed by a lightning strike last night at about 10 PM. The blaze, started in the barn and spread to a garage and chicken coop, caused extensive losses including a potato digger, pump, and other equipment. No major injuries were reported. insured losses are expected to be partially covered. Nearby fire units and 25 men contained the fire, with little damage to surrounding structures other than gravel wash and minor flooding from heavy rainfall.
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Luis
Henee Barty
Huhark
Lowie
Lewis
Alldings
Lnrge
Keowde
Pola Ernden
Pumbine
Losy
Graz
Insurnee
Waterford Tire Company
Mui
IV Ps
East Columbus Avenue
Seiota Siteat
M. George Muklerlel
Saint Hve
Weele
Legion Honors Local Resident With Citizenship Medal
Mervyn M Nast, a retired merchant, was named recipient of the Corry Post Americas Legion Citizenship Medal for his work during the new Corry Memorial Hospital’s construction and his active community involvement with the Washington Teall Council Boy Scouts welfare groups. Presentation set for Saturday evening July 7 at his home on Noneh Cember street.
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Mervyn M. Nast
Corry Post
Mervyn M. Wast
Cory Whishing Merchant
Post
Owl
Noneh Cember Street
Mr Nast
Corry Memorial Hospital
Washinaton
Teall Council
Boy Seoul
Amerips
Jovwist Welfare Society
GOP Leaders May Back Down On Taxes In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report says Republican House leadership open to possible substitute tax plan as pressure grows. Speaker Herbert Sorg signals caucus could back away from income tax proposal if GOP senators fail to support House action. Senate majority and closed caucus decisions loom before open sessions.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Job & Fire
Herbert P. Sore
Howie
Repileans House
Sorg
Senate
Texis
Bince Lieir
Czechs Agree To Release 2 Pilots
Washington reports the Czechoslovak government promised to release two pilots captured during an emergency landing near Prague on June 8. The move comes amid protests from the United States and attacks on American forces in Germany. The pilots, Luther Roland Li of Hummelstown and Bjoern Johansen, a Norwegian trainee, had been held incommunicado since landing.
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Elise
Briggs & Hele
Briggs
Germany
Prague
Luther Roland
Hummelstown
Pa Ay Li
Bjoern Johansen
Tf Alp Fortes
Ajax Closes for Vacation at Ajax Two Works
Factory workers begin plantwide shutdowns for annual vacation period. About 25 employees will be off next week, with gradual return to normal operations after the break. Some take the week of July 9, others longer later in the year. AmwX and Gerry-James clubs are the only two city plants observing shutdowns, while Avco Supply and Riymond will continue operating as flex vacation allows.
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Ajax
Fowever
Amwx
Gerry-Jamestowed Clun
Hye
Avco Supply
Riymond
Nuzum defense continues in Las Cruces murder case
The case against 27 year old Pittsburey Strole halfback Nuzum for murder and manslaughter in the Las Cruces Waitrese death two years ago continues. Testimony recounts an eyewitness account of a drunken woman, alleged assault by police, and unsettling details from the scene near White Sands Proving Ground.
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Tony
Nuylim
Pittsburey
Las Cruces Waitrese
Mary Foy
House White
Chartes Gwen
el Paso
Qwen
White Sands Proving Ground
Miss Congler
Ridgway Likely to Propose Korean Cease-Fire Talks
Washington reports top officials weigh a formal bid by General Matthew Ridgway to open truce negotiations with the Communist command in Korea. The plan would follow lines favored by Moscow and seek to clarify sincerity and aims of Pyongyang and Beijing amid the 38th parallel stalemate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Matthew Ridgway
Korea
Ridgway
United Nalianh Ttiminder
Kores
Rissin UE
Mavay IV
Weir North Korewm
Ridgway Instructed On Fence Negotiations
Washington report says General Ridgway received instructions from the Defense Department through the White House on fence negotiations. The National Security Council prepared the guidance with input from the State Department and with Truman, Barkley, and Marshall named in the plan. Lovett Wald, heading the security board, was not quoted.
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Ridgway
Associated Press
Washington
Matthew B. Rideway
Henri Agateuelions
Korea
Fashiert A. Covet
Woretary
Defense
Defense Department
Truman
National Security Council
State Department
Entimell
Barkley
Ace- Sdhl
Defense Marshall
Secuiriity Fewsteees Board
Lovett Wald
Eve Racyewayy
Mey
Alibhoely
Peace efforts falter amid Korean front tension reports
Amid stalled cease fire talks and divided support, officials weigh Russia's stance and possible pre conditions to prevent renewed fighting. President Truman and officials stress cautious steps as the U S seeks an accord while Republicans critique administration policy.
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Bath
Farallel
Novi
South Korea
Javot Malic
Atderney Bulh
State Department
Ama
Pttvec
Im Koven
Guyune State
Defense Denarhmente
de Wiilte
Liehalever
Mits
Sona Aliadlone
Russia
Howe
Truman Ala
Polley
Doupiss
Wlit
Pone Wong
Ce Netrlitieeme
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Shah el Arab
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Marshall Pleas For Aid
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