Estate Sale Seeks Auction of 211 Acre Tillable Farm
Auction notice lists 211 acre estate with a 75x100 home on East STATE near North. Includes milk land, barn, stalls, garage, two beds two fireplaces on two floors, hot water heat, and multiple baths. Also mentions dairy livestock and farm equipment in North East area with multiple contact numbers for the sales team.
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Sanchions
Ind Bath
North Ms
Interv
East State
Tire
Man
N.Y
North
Wheatall
Arling
North East
Ling
Ivan James
Souid Cardiers
L. Kowalski
AL CO
Arty
Erie Area Milk Price Orders Revoked by Court Directive
Erie area and suburban Philadelphia milk price orders issued last year were revoked by the state Milk Control Commission to comply with a Commonwealth Court ruling. It was unclear if retail prices would fall. the commission said only that sections regulating retail prices were revoked effective immediately.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Philadelphia
Erie
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Commonwealth Court
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
Commission
Scranton-Wilkes- Barre
Release Subsidy Payments To Area Schools
Harrisburg officials announce more than 513000 in supplemental school payments cleared for Corry area districts. The funds complement routine subsidies to meet normal operating costs. Corry Area Jointure districts receive Columbus Township 7298.26, Concord Creek 3220.61, Wayne Township 6045.44, Union City Borough 1351.0.
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Harrisburg
Corry Area
Thomas Z. Minehart
Yester
Columbus Township
Warren County
Concord Creek
Wayne Township
Union City Borough
Kane Man Charged In Juke Box Theft Case
Chief Deputy Sheriff Richard B. Hegerty reports that Samuel Bong owner of Oakview Tavern Glade Township filed a larceny complaint. Garing L. Rose of Kane appeared voluntarily before Justice Vincent L. Sprague and was released after paying 20.75 in costs. The theft involved 31 records including 21 long plays taken from the tavern jukebox on February 22.
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Kane Man
Joan Man
Richard B. Hegerty
Garing L. Rose
Kane
Sheffield
Vincent L. Sprague
Hegerty
Samuel Bong
Oakview
Glade Township
Corry Gets $50,041 For Summer School
The Corry Area School Join ture has been granted $50,041 for a second summer school program under ESEA. About 450 pupils are expected, with 400 public school students and the rest from local parochial schools. The program emphasizes typing and office practices, dictaphones, and electric typewriters, with equipment usable in regular sessions.
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Corry
ESEA
Elsen
Stu
Oreater
Elses
Jointure
State Department of Public Insting
Divers Search For Driver And Daughter In Canal
Police scuba divers resumed the search in the icy Black Rock Canal for Roosevelt Miles a 32 year old man and his five year old daughter Lionette believed drowned after his car crashed through barriers at the foot of Porter street on Buffalo s west side Friday Witnesses said the car was traveling at 80 to 90 miles an hour before it plunged through ice and sank The vehicle was recovered from the 20 foot deep canal and Miles estranged wife Terry said he forced entry and took the child before speeding away
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Buffalo
N.Y
Black Rock Canal
Porter Street
Roosevelt Miles
Lionette
Miles
Terry
Mobile Chest X Ray Unit To Be Here Mar ly
A crash fatality in Everett, Pennsylvania, claims John Husick, 52, killed when his car left Route 26 and toppled a retaining wall. A mobile chest x ray unit will return to Corry on Friday March 17 for free screenings at Superior Cleaners East Washington Street from 10 am to 1 pm and 2 to 5 pm. Local volunteers assist with registration and results will be mailed to participants.
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Everett
John Husick
Broad Top
Huntingdon County
Mar.ly
Corry
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Tuberculosis and Health Society
Superior Cleaners
East Washington Street
Ordeal Ends As Couple Reunited After Mountain Rescue
Dee Eleanor Dart and fiance Ogden Kellogg Jr. are pulled from northern Mexico after two weeks stranded on a mountain. They, students at a Claremont, California college, walk arm in arm with Ogden Kellogg Sr., his father, who helped lead the search team.
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Dee Eleanor Dart
Ogden Kellogg Jr
Mexico
Claremont
Calif
Deliberately Planned Seek Telephone Caller In Teen Age Executions
In Rockford Illinois Sheriff Brown describes the murder of two 14 year old cousins Wayne Mullendore and Ronald Johnson as a deliberate premeditated execution. The youths were found shot in a pavilion at Levings Park after being forced to kneel facing a wall and shot in the back of the head then in the stomach. Investigators seek an anonymous caller who may have witnessed or participated.
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Rockford, Ill
Herbert T. Brown
Wayne Mullendere
Ronald Johnson
Levings Park
Rockford
Brown
Winnebago County
William Wertman
Wertman
North East Boy Survives Shooting Scare Near Rail Tracks
Charles D Maloof a North East 1 year old escaped death when a companion fired a .22 rifle in a field near the New York Central Railroad track. The bullet pierced his scalp and skimmed the skull as the youths stood twelve feet apart. The shooting was ruled accidental and Maloof received care at Hamot Hospital. Both boys attend North East High School.
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North East
Charles D. Maloof
Hamot Hospital
New York Central
James Batley
Lawrence Park Barrack
Maloof
North East High School
Hoffa Appeals Continue as He Heads to Prison
In Washington attorneys for James R. Hoffa filed another appeal to avoid jail, while Hoffa must report to a U.S. marshal in Washington Tuesday to begin an eight year sentence after a Chattanooga jury found him guilty of tampering with jurors. Judge Frank W. Wilson refused to delay the sentence, and a habeas corpus petition was denied by Judge Matthew F. McGuire. Negotiations for a new nationwide Teamsters contract continue in Washington as the Waters Union and trucking industry discuss terms.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
U.S
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nationwide
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
Matthew F. McGuire
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Corry Woman Hospitalized After Ice Fall Near Restaurant
A 21 year old Corry woman Bonnie Bair of East Washington street was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a possible fractured hip after slipping on ice near Balyle's Restaurant on South Center Street. Ambulance medics transported her after police were alerted by a waitress. She fell while walking with a friend behind the restaurant around 9 45 p m.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Balyle
South Center’ Street
Bonnie Bair
East Washington Street
Miss Bair
Powell's Exclusion Tests Constitutional Seating Question
Washington AP reports the Adam Clayton Powell case raises whether Congress can refuse seating to an elected member who meets constitutional requirements. This week the House excluded the Harlem Democrat from its seat, prompting a major constitutional clash over proper seating power and due process.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
House
Harlem Democrat
Powell Plans With Attorneys In Harlem Seat Fight
Adam Clayton Powell plans legal moves with eight attorneys to regain his House seat. A federal suit in Washington challenges House authority to deny him the seat, and a New York suit seeks to prevent declaring his Harlem district vacant. The case could reach the Supreme Court if Congress refuses to seat Powell.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Powell
New York
Washington
John W. McCormack
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Board of Elections
18Th
Harlem
Henry R. Williams
Congress
Supreme
Powell Big With The Dominoes at Harlem Return Bid
Adam Clayton Powell leans on a Haitian dancer as he plays dominoes near his Bimini retreat while pursuing a comeback bid to regain his seat in Congress. If that fails he plans to run again in Harlem, where he won 70 percent of the vote in the last election despite a six year no campaign stretch.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Congress
Harlem
Second Viet village hit by USS fire
In Mekong Delta and near Saigon region, six Vietnamese civilians were killed and 26 wounded by U.S. artillery in Trung Luong village. A later strike on sampans killed one and wounded two, with all three incidents under investigation and Lang Vei bombing still unresolved. About 150 severely injured villagers were hospitalized as aid arrived.
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Saigon
U.S
Lang Vei
Mekong Delta
Dinh Tuong
Trung Luong
Four Erie men eyed in Corry burglary spree
Police Chief Frank Carnegie said he will visit Erie to confer with the district attorney about charging four former Corry men Donald Johnson John Amacher Edward Estes and Earl Roberts now jailed in Erie County on a string of burglaries including incidents in Corry. He may not press local charges due to existing counts. The case involves burglaries at Quick Clean Coin Laundry and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club.
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Frank Carnegie
Erie
Corry
Donald Johnson
John Amacher
Edward Estes
Earl Roberts
Erie County
Carnegie
Quick Clean Coin
North Center
Washington Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Soviet Skipper Charged With Waters Violation
In Juneau Alaska AP the master of a Soviet fishing vessel seized by the Coast Guard in U S waters is to be arraigned in Kodiak Sunday on charges of violating U S territorial rights. The skipper will be flown from San Point where the ship was taken Friday under Coast Guard escort. At least four Soviet crewmen are expected to appear.
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Juneau
Alaska
Coast Guard
United States
Kodiak
U.S
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