Farm equipment auction notice near Blair Jensen sale
An auction notice details farm machinery and supplies for sale or auction. Items listed include tractors, hay gear, balers, binders, spreaders, wheels, tanks, crates, water tubs, choppers, oil, electrical gear, and other farm implements. Auctioneer Oster, location near Blair Jensen area, March 1, sale timing in Haver, Pennsylvania vicinity.
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Lolstein
Blair Jensen
Chuck
de- DeLavalt Electric
Oster Ictioneer
Ford
Reasons For Suspending Doctor At Corry Memorial Hospital
The Corry Journal publishes a prepared statement from the Corry Memorial Hospital Association dated March 19 1964 detailing Dr Hugh O Hares suspension history since 1962 The statement cites prior suspensions poor judgment in nonemergency surgeries improper conduct while intoxicated and failure to refer patients to qualified physicians It notes court actions and appeals and urges a prompt conclusion for the good of the hospital staff patients and community
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Corry Journal
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Rosepital
Magh AL O'lare
Mawel
Knights of
CORTLY_EVENING JOURNAL
Hugh O'Hare
Corry Memorial Hospital
O'Hare
Erie County Court
Board of Directors
Dr. O'Hare
Erie County Medical Society
Ing
Fall Wearn
O'flare
Wic Hospital
Fliers Fate In Hands Of East Germany
Stockholm AP dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko stating that the fate of three U S fliers shot down in East Germany is a matter for the East German Democratic Republic. He spoke after an official Sweden visit, urging better U S Soviet relations while noting border violations.
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Stockholm
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
United States
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
East Germany
Spring Roars In Like Tiger Storm Hits Midwest Gulf States
A powerful spring storm swept into the nation’s central region with blizzard conditions in western Kansas eastern Nebraska Iowa and northwestern Missouri. Heavy snow caused near zero visibility while winds 40 to 50 mph lashed the blizzard belt. Tornadoes and high winds struck Texas and the Gulf coast causing damage and injuries. The Texas Panhandle saw sudden deep cold and Perryton reported a 22 degree reading. Nederland, Baytown, and Houston area tornadoes caused destruction and injuries. New Orleans faced heavy rain and strong winds flooding streets and toppling trees while Baton Rouge endured gusts up to 52 mph. Weather extended into Alabama and northern Florida with widespread rain.
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Texas
Gulf
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Texas Panhandle
Perryton
Nederland
Tex
Oklahoma
Alabama
Florida
Baytown
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
New Attorney Believes Ruby Will Escape Electric Chair
Houston and San Francisco reports note Jack Ruby’s new lead counsel Percy Foreman, a famed Texas defender, believes Ruby may win a new trial and escape the electric chair after his Oswald killing conviction. Foreman, 61, signs with Ruby’s sister Eileen Kaminsky and four Ruby relatives. Belli is dismissed.
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Ruby
Houston
Tex
Jack Ruby
Texas
Electle Percy Foreman
Ppt
National Association Defense Attorneys and Oe
Melvin M. Hellt
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John &. Kennedy
Foreman
Belli
California
Joe Tonnhill
Jasper
Joe B. Brown
Eileen Kaminsky
Hyman Rubenstein
Chicago
Earl Ruby
Southfield
Mich
Sam Ruby
Eva Grant
San Francisco
Hindu Muslim Rioting Sparks Fear of Larger War in India
AP dispatch from central India reports new religious rioting in Raigarh and three other Madhya Pradesh towns. Seven Muslims killed and several injured as arson and clashes flare amid rising fears of a larger Hindu Muslim conflict.
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Ninwaul
India
Raigarh
Madhya Pradesh
Church Bans Family Over Disruptive Singing Quarrel
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge McIntyre Farles ruled that John W. Chapman and his daughter Connie Ray, aged 22, may attend Mar Vista Baptist Church while Betty Chapman, 41, remains barred during further testimony. The injunctive order, first issued in August 1901, followed accusations of loud, off key singing and disruptive behavior at services. Witnesses testified Mrs. Chapman also insulted the pastor and raised a glass in a toast to Eurich. The dispute began in August 1960 over a wedding arrangement, with the Chapmans expelled for alleged non Christian conduct yet continuing to attend meetings.
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Los Angeles
Wayne A. Eurich
John W. Chapman
Superior Court
McIntyre Farles
Chapman
Connie Ray
Mar Vista Baptist Church
Betty
Faries
Burich
Chapman Ales
Gervices
Rusk's Future Puzzle Promise and Possible Cabinet Change
Washington AP reports Dean Rusk likely to stay as secretary of state through the November elections but unclear beyond. Sources say he has no plan to resign and the next president will choose the cabinet. ABC previously said he would step down after the elections.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Sweer
Rusk
Tyria
Nume
Johnson
Urge Parents Students To Cooperate In School TB Test
State Health Department changes the chest xray program raising the minimum age to 18, pushing a switch to tuberculin testing for Corry Area High School students. Principal Leroy G. Peck and nurse Eva M. Kepler urge consent, noting about 60 students missed previous tests. Tests target first and tenth graders. positive cases receive free chest x rays at Corry Memorial Hospital. Funding comes from Christmas Seal funds in a cooperative effort with local health and education groups.
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State Health Department
Corry Area
Leroy G. Peck
Eva M. Kepler
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County Health Department
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Corry
Woman Ambassador Named for Copenhagen Post
The United States appoints Katharine White of New Jersey as ambassador to Denmark after William McCormick Maire resigns. The move signals a feminine touch in U.S. diplomacy in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U.S
United States
Katharine ©. White
New Jersey
William —McCormial Maire
Passage in House Despite Holdout By Party Fellows
In Harrisburg Gov. Scranton’s unemployment compensation plan heads toward a final legislative test as Republican holdouts linger. Senate leaders expect passage by nightfall once the House acts, with both chambers required to sign before the governor. Democrats pressed for changes, arguing no need to alter U.S. law except raising the wage base for taxes.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Kenneth B. Lee
House
Senate
Anthony J. Petrosky
W. Stuart Helm
U. S
Bill Scranton faces mass union rally against unemployment bill
About 15 000 union members protested in Harrisburg hurling chants and mock coffin signs at Gov. Scranton's unemployment compensation proposal. The rally, led by AFL CIO members from Pennsylvania, featured a mass oath to oust supporters of the bill and a telegram from George Meany praising opposition. Gov Scranton urged Christians to worship on Good Friday March 27 as proclaimed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Capitol
State Farm Show
Afl-Cio
Scranton
U. C
Stan the Ripper
Harry Boyer
George Meany
Link Retirement With Service At UAW Convention
At the AFL-CIO United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City delegates backed a 25 30 and 60 now plan to link retirement to years of service. The approach seeks 25 years at half pay, 30 years at two thirds, and age 60 eligibility for a pension of 5.60 per year of service. Current auto industry retirement is 65 with 2.80 per year. Three year contracts with GM Ford and Chrysler expire August 31 negotiations start around July 1 as the convention sets goals.
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Tlantic City
N.J
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Johnson loses paycheck to wind on 26th floor
AP reports a construction worker on the 26th floor had his paycheck torn from his hand by a gust of wind and blown out a window. He searched for it for a half hour, then a gas station attendant located the check near the building several blocks away.
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Sust ON
Westus Johnson
Johnson
New Gates Planned for Canadohta Lake Upgrade
Milano Construction Co. of Erie outlines installation of manually operated water level control gates at Canadohta Lake Bloomfield Township. Expected completion by May 1. Previously automatic gates designed by the Department of Forests and Waters leaked and underperformed, prompting replacement. Milano previously built the dam modification and won the $44,700 bid for the new gate installation.
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Canadohta Lake
Bloomfield Township
Leonard Simanteris
Milano Construction Co
Erie
Department of Forests and Waters
Milano
May 7 Hearing on Sparta School Appeal in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 7 a hearing will decide if Spartansburg joins the Corry Area Joint Schools. The Sparta appeal concerns redistricting and the Erie County plan to place Spartansburg in the Corry administrative district. Appeals have been filed by LeBoeuf and the Sparta Merged district.
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Spartansburg
Corry Area
Harrisburg
Sparta
Pennsylvania
Department of Public
Sparansburg
Corry
Crawford County
Itho
We County
Spartanshire
Harrisburd
William Knox
Erie County School Board
Erie
Fort Lebetuf
LeBoeuf
Erie County
Erie City
Fareet
Ile Fle Corry
Milierwek
Ujé
Prahw
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George Starr Lasher
Ohio ‘University School of Journalism
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William Scranton
Bill Scranton
Sparta School
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