Holstein cattle auction notice with equipment sale
Fragmented OCR recounts a 4 September sale near Route 6 Holstein dairy cattle with 18 month to 12 month age calves, artificial insemination sires, and various farm implements. Items listed include cultivators, planters, tractors, harvesters, silos, tubs, drill, grainer, wagons, and dozens of bales. Seller Reed and location Mt Spar likely in Venango County.
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Allancy
John
John Nower
Coffeo
Iioneer
Venango
Orestock
Grecker
Reed
M. Sharp
Blacktop
Two Sailors Killed In Harbor Collision Probe
In Norfolk the Navy opened a formal inquiry after a clear-night collision at the harbor mouth left two reservist sailors dead and another critically hurt aboard the USS Darby. The Swedish freighter Soya-Atlantic rammed the destroyer escort as it approached Chesapeake Bay, drawing Navy officials and lawmakers to the incident. The tanker, outbound for Venezuela, remained detained as investigators assess fault and actions aboard the Darby during a 16 day training cruise with about 120 reservists aboard.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Darby
Chesapeake Bay
Venezuela
Uni
James E. van Zandt
Richard Jackson
Naval Reserves
Robert T. S. Keith
Soya-Atlantic
Steel Strike Cuts 1959 Earnings at Associated Spring
Associated Spring Corporation reports 1959 earnings of 1.68 per share hindered by Chicago plant relocation to Mattoon Illinois and steel strike related slowdowns. Costs of closing, moving, and retraining staff caused about 32 cents a share charge. A new 60,000 square foot Mattoon plant, costing about 1.1 million dollars, aims for profitability by end of 1960. November shipments were the lowest of 1959 as customers depleted inventories during the steel strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Conn
Associate Spring Corporation
Illinois
Chicago
Mattoon, I
Carlyle P. Barnes
Associated Spring Corporation
Mattoon
Barnes
Harries
Fine Ice Thrower For Bothering Estranged Wife
Richard Huntley of Corry faced a disorderly conduct charge after throwing an ice chunk through his estranged wife’s West Park Place window. He was taken to the cruiser, questioned, and fined 19 dollars with costs by Alderman Coubett after pleading guilty. Vanderhoof of Essex Street reported the disturbance and planned to file a complaint. Huntley had prior similar conduct in January.
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Corry
Lawrence Vanderhoof
Essex Street
Richard Huntley
R. D. J. Corry
West Park Place
Huntley
MacArthur Recovers After Prostate Operation
New York aged five star general Douglas MacArthur, eighty, is recuperating after surgery to remove an enlarged prostate gland. The operation occurred Saturday at Lenox Hill Hospital. Dr. George W. Slaughter called his condition excellent.
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New York
Douglas Macarthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
George W. Slaughter
MacArthur
Syrup Producers Fear Short 1960 Crop From Snow
Area maple syrup producers report a lean season as heavy snowfalls delay tapping and gathering. Prolonged cold, later thaw, and difficult woods threaten the harvest, though warm spell in April could ease shortages in some districts. Industry expects a curtailed yield across several regions.
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Wattsburg
Area Boy 6 Dies in Scarf Strangle at Grandparents Farm
Randall Gmen, six, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Green of Niobe, near Jamestown, fell from a small apple tree at his grandparents farm. His scarf snagged on a limb, tightening around his cheek and leaving him suspended a few inches off the ground. Firemen gave oxygen but he died. Coroner proclaimed accidental death in Chautauqua County.
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Vamesiuys
Here
Randall Gmen
Richard Green
Niobe
Ralph Lewis
Green
Randall
Panama
H.R. Jacobson
Jamestown
Chaatauqua County
Frederick L. Hitchcock
Corryite 38 Charged With Drunken Driving
Corry motorist Robert Knickerbocker, 28, of the Phoenix Hotel on East Main Street, was arrested by Corry State Patrol after 10 p.m. on a drunken driving charge. Police said officers observed him driving east on West Smith Street appearing intoxicated. His car halted near Mead Avenue, he was examined by a physician, and released on $1,000 bond to appear before Justice Floyd Marsh at 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Robert Knickerbocker
Phoenix Hotel
East Main Street
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
R. D
Poison Fumes From Plugged Flue Kill One
MEADVILLE Deadly carbon monoxide gas from a plugged flue swept through the O K Baller household over the weekend killing Mrs Bailey’s brother Hugh J McBride and injuring Dr Bailey who was found unconscious with the doctor in critical condition at Spencer Hospital Mrs Bailey was initially affected while watching television and McBride was found dead in his bed Saturday The incident prompted a fire and natural gas inquiry with an air test showing a fatal concentration and investigators noting the coal furnace replacement caused the flue blockage
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Meadville
O. EK. Baller
Samuel Gottlieb
McBride
Gottlieb
Bailey
Roger Bailey
Batley
United Natural Gas Co
Girl says mother set fire to home in 1958 trial
A 17 year old Mayville Central School student testified for 25 minutes about her mother Gladys Bemis allegedly setting a house fire on October 1958 on North East Road. The witness described placing rags in the basement and later fled with her siblings to Sigmaw Michigan after the blaze.
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Maxviie
Tdensemis
Mayville Central School
Gladys “Bamis
North East Road
Bothers
Sigmaw
Mich
No Early Solution Seen in Week Eight of Negro Protests
The eighth week of Negro anti segregation demonstrations opened in several Southern cities as authorities vow to maintain order. Young protesters criticized slow court action while boycotts of segregated lunch counters were proposed in Savannah Georgia Lynchburg Virginia and Durham North Carolina. Florida Governor LeRoy Collins argued it unfair and morally wrong for a store to bar Negro patrons from some departments while allowing entry to others. Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP questioned trespass convictions for sit-down demonstrators amid legal uncertainty over compulsory service to Negroes in stores.
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Associated Press
Ganth- Torksy
Hovslen
Savannah
Lynchburg
Halewgh
Ty Florida
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
al Charlotte
N.C
Thurgood Marshall
The
National Assn
Bonsal Receives Warm Havana Return Amid Anti U S Sentiment
In Havana 500 Cubans cheered U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal as he arrived back in Cuba. Two top Castro officials blasted anti American rhetoric amid talk of an economic war and praise for Fidel Castro's Soviet trade pact. Bonsal pledged to pursue improved relations despite the tense stance.
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Havana
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Bonsal
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ernesto Guevaa
United States
Guevara
Soviet Union
Ciba
U S may seek disarm plan as summit priority
Washington officials consider proposing disarmament as top goal at the May 16 Paris summit. The move could ease West Berlin tensions and focus on potential agreement. Soviet conditional acceptance of a limited test ban narrows gaps, but skepticism remains about motives and timing.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Paris
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Fires claim 22 lives in three weeks blamed on smoke and neglect
Philadelphia AP reports Fire Chief George Bink blames human behavior and smoking for three recent fires that killed six people, four of them children, and critically injured four others. He cites unattended children, lack of extinguishers, and no automatic alarm system as factors. One fatal blaze saw a mother sleep with a lit cigarette.
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Philadelphia
George Bink
Hink
Feruary
Edward Tague
Tague
Temple University Hospital
Mead Park Egg Hunt Set With Prizes and Contests
The Corry Chamber of Commerce announces the annual Easter egg hunt at Mead Park on April 10 with 4 000 eggs hidden. Preschoolers use Tittle Ledplie ball park while others search Mead Park excluding deep woods. Prizes include at least 5 dollars per egg, two bicycles, and tricycles for pre schoolers. An age coloring contest offers 15 10 and 5 dollar prizes. Civil Defense volunteers assist. eggs donated by the GLE.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Jyvear
Mead Park
S. A
Long
Civil Defense
Ess
GLE
Area Boy 15 Shot In Arm In Accidental Firearm Mishap
A 15 year old, James A. Krizo, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon after a loaded 22 caliber rifle discharged while he rode a bicycle along a rural road. The slug lodged above the elbow and was removed Saturday night. The boy was listed in satisfactory condition. He was helped home by William Hayes of Corry. The incident occurred when the gun slipped from his grip after hitting ice.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James A. Krizo
Hazel Kris
Cony
I Rural
Conny State
William Hayes
Corry
Chou En-lai to Arrive in Delhi for Border Talks
Chou En-lai of Communist China will arrive in New Delhi to confer with Prime Minister Nehru on the boundary dispute along the Himalaya region. Nehru suggested April 20 as a start date, with Chou staying in the capital until April 25. Nehru doubts a quick solution will emerge from the conference.
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Nsw Delhi
X .Eniler Chou
En-lai
China
New Delhi
Aptheta
Mehr
India
Red
Nejyni
Jower
Chou
Nehru
Himala
Bemis Serving Time For Larceny In Texas Jail
Russell E. Bemis of Cory faces a larceny sentence in Brownsville Texas while awaiting Erie County criminal court action. The Erie DA says details of the sentence are unclear and notes Bemis was expected in court in February but did not appear. His case includes charges of fraudulent conversion passing worthless checks forgery and fraud. His history involves a stolen vehicle, transport across state lines, and federal offenses. Bemis month old daughter requires a serious heart operation in Philadelphia after hospital stays in Corry and Erie.
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Erie County District Attorney
Russell EB. Bemis
Cory
Brownsville
Tex
Bemis
Erie
Corry
Peliaty
Tennesee
Tennessee
Texas
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Corryites Urged To Get Into Planning Scene
Corry residents are urged to join the city planning effort as the third planning commission meeting convenes at Corry Area High School. Reed J. Dunn Jr. of Michael Baker Jr. will lead a discussion on housing, land use, financing, traffic and parking, with focus on community-wide participation. The 7:30 p.m. session in Room 20 invites all interested citizens to contribute to future planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Gysryine Allerestele Ae
Corry Area High School
City Planning Commission
S. E B. Anderson
Planning Commission
Reed J. Dunn Jr
Michael Baker
Ino
Dunn
Gerry
Anderson
Pittsburgh cabbie slaying suspect held on murder charge
Nathan Harti, 29, of Pittsburgh was held on a murder charge after Curtis M. Cox, 30, was found beaten and shot in his Yellow Cab in Hill District. Harti, a cab company rider, admitted killing Cox during a quarrel over a woman.
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Pittsburgh
Nathan Harti
Proples
Harrié
Curtis M. Cox
Hill Clatelet
Harris
Yellow Cab Co
Coe
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Eisenhower
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