Paragraf Ardy CG CEMOMpAMN Kranasu Jamon at UGRY
A jumble of OCR text covers incidents in Erie County and nearby towns. It mentions a park event at Drake Woll Memorial Park, a real estate transfer, and a Social Security earnings report with earnings limits. Also noted are a police arrest in Venango County, weather and snow cleanup in Corry, and a regional fund drive for Catholic education with a large goal and April deadline.
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Erie County
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Sacpil Security Office
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State Street
Don Bovert Re-Elected Chief Of North East Fire Dept
Don Bovert was re elected chief of the North East Fire Department for a two year term with Fuller Moses and Crescent Hose under his jurisdiction. Walter Spencer will assist him as the department leadership received approval from the town council. A weather outlook notes improving conditions after snow and frigid temperatures with seasonal forecasts for the weekend entering the mid 40s to near 50, high around 49 and low near 30. City police reported a disturbance call at the Park Lunch cleared with the subject leaving. Garl Baler, 48, sustained a severe laceration to the left index finger while working for Rogers Structural Steel Co, treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Don Bovert
North East Fire Department
Fuller Moses Company
Crescent Hose Company
Bovert
Walter Spencer
Titusville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Aldes
Garl Baler
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Unemployment Upswing Hits Buffalo Area
Unemployment in the Buffalo area rose with layoffs affecting nearly 800 workers. A Ford stamping plant will lay off 336 more, cutting its force to about 2,600. Other plants in Syracuse, Mohawk, and Lackawanna area talk of reductions as unions cite the recession. Thousands more workers face four day weeks.
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Ford Stamping
Ed Geitern
Nope Force
Emmanuel " Episcopal
Neware Central Railroad Church
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Christ Episcopal Church Atmany
Syracuse
Mohawk
Pullman “Co
Wickwire Spencer
Colorado Fuel and Tron Co
Wickwire
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna
Mant
Republic Steel
Rensom
PRR May Drop 9 Commuter Trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad studies a plan to cut nine commuter trains on the Main Line between Philadelphia and Harrisburg. A PRR spokesman says changes are under consideration with a possible start date when Daylight Saving Time begins, though no definite decision has been made.
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Philadelphia
Harricburg
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Beating Of Sparta Youth Leads To Multiple Arrests
Police report a midnig ht Friday incident in Titusville involving 18 year old Spartans youth and several suspects. Kenneth Thomas and others faced charges of assault and battery with fines and costs set. Holland and Lowell Thomas reportedly disputed accounts as investigations continue.
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Titusville
Lowell Jouin Thomas
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Eugene Thomas
Yetlings
Paul Ongroe
Spartan State
Kenneth Thomas
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Eve Rye
Alderitan
William Preston Wi
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Ole Fiivay
Disamit Atid Battery
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Gowell Thomas
Rolland
Holland
Lowell Thomas
Kenneth "Thomas
Alderman Preston
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Car hits bridge kills salesman near Winchester
Somerset, Pa., salesman Harry Barkman died ten hours after a crash west of Winchester. State Police said Barkman lost control of his car which struck a cement bridge abutment, front end smashed. He was returning from a business trip and died in Winchester Hospital. His body was shipped back to Somerset.
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Somerset
C. D. Taylor
Harry
Barkman
Money Wind Blown Loot Found After Tornado Crisis
Cranton Mississippi resident James Stews combs the woods for $100 bills after a tornado flattened his home last week. He has recovered a portion of the roughly $1,700 saved, hidden in a frozen stash blown by the storm.
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Cranton
Miss
James Stewsall
Three In Race For GOP Governor Nod
The report outlines a Pennsylvania GOP governor race with McGonagle and other candidates shaping a slate for the May 20 primary. Steering committee plans to finalize endorsements, while Rob ert A Doyle and Mayor David L. Lawrence are noted Catholic figures backing the ticket. Van Zandt declines senatorial bid citing congressional duties.
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Dauphe County
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Hugh Scott
Paradelphia
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Senate
James F. Malone
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Robert A. Doyle
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David
Lawrence
Democratic Organization
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State Committee For
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Congress
Washington
Eisenhower Nixon deal may erode future presidency norms
AP analyst James Marlow discusses how the Eisenhower Nixon agreement on vice presidential succession could set a false template for future presidents. He warns a trusted but mediocre running mate could dominate the line of succession if a constitutional clarity is not established, possiblehinging on Congress action or amendment.
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Nixon
Shem Hut
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Congress
Area Priest Leaves $25,000 To U. S. Gov't
Msgr Michael J. Macken of St. Clara’s Roman Catholic Church in Clarendon left the bulk of his estate to the United States government. The will, dated April 8, 1957, states the government should receive most of the estate of more than $25,000 in grateful acknowledgment of opportunities offered to prosper spiritually and materially. Several bequests of 1,000 to 5,000 were left to relatives, a housekeeper, and parish members. Macken died February 9, 1958, at his Claradon home after a family illness. he previously served at St. Anthony’s parish in Shefford and came to America from Ireland.
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Michael J. Macken
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United States of America
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Treland
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Taddier
State Police Report Lists Two Fatalities
State Police report for February shows two deaths from accidents and 18 injuries with $19,150 in damage. Detachment commander Sgt Paul Gourley notes 9,770 miles driven over 254 patrols by eight officers, nine criminal investigations leading to five arrests, and 61 calls for assistance. A stolen car valued at $70 was recovered. An unrelated political aside mentions a president and possible shifts if disability changes policy.
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Paul Gourley
Corry
Barvarks
Army Charges 3 With Cruelty Of Korean Boy
Three U S officers and a sergeant face charges for abusing 14-year-old Korean boy Kim Chien Th, beaten tarred and boxed after theft. Weldensaul cut hair Kemp struck with a stick and tarred his head. James relieved of command and reassigned after the incident sparked protests and a push for Korean court trials.
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Kittanning Flood Threat Dwindles
Kittanning Pa reports the Allegheny River gorge six miles upstream remains blocked but pressure has eased. Vernin Houghton of Pittsburgh notes river levels are dropping gradually and a weekend inspection is planned to assess the threat.
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