Auction notices blend with classified rental listings and equipment ads
Local auction and rental section lists items for sale or rent including tractors, milk delivery equipment, a Chevrolet dealer listing, and a variety of farm implements. The jumble mentions March dates, addresses, contact numbers, and space for advertisements, with several broker and dealer references. The fragmentary text includes descriptions of tools, power equipment, and farm gear.
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Juranée
Iment
Joe
Troker E
Roker Agency
N.Y
Robert Chevrolet
Chalmers
Spartana
Shooting and unrest erupt in Jacksonville racial violence
A sniper killed a 36 year old Negro woman, Johnnie Mae Chappell, and wounded three men as a parade of Black demonstrators clashed with police near US 1. Police dispersed crowds issuing fines and short terms while juveniles were detained.
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Jacksonville
Bla
Andsonville
Johnnie Mae Chappell
US. 1
John Santor
May
Banks and retailers adjust hours for Holy Week
Corry's merchants and both banks announce new hours for Holy Week. The National Bank of Corry and Citizens National Bank of Corry will open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, including drive ins. Retail outlets stay open all day tomorrow instead of Wednesday closure.
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Corry
National Bank of Corry
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Corry Cancer Society Boosts 1964 Fund to $3000 Goal
The Corry branch of the American Cancer Society raises its annual goal to 3000 for April to align with Cancer Control Month. The drive will launch April 3 with carrier-delivered information packets and pre printed envelopes for donations.
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Corry
American Cancer Society
Journal Carrier
Cancer Society
Judge rules Schluraff reinstated as head of tax board
Erie County ruling by Judge Elmer Evans orders County Commissioners to reinstate Republican Robert Schluraff as head of the Board of Assessments and Revision of Taxes. Democrats to appeal. order also reinstates attorney Byron Baur and bars interference with Schluraff, with court costs awarded.
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John McLaughlin
Erie
Robert Schluraff
County Board of Assessments
Elmer Evans
Schluraff
Schluraff Toole
Evans
Iegal
Robert Tullio
Dem
Louis Rzymek
William C. Hill Jr
State Supreme Court
McLaughlin
Boards of Commissioners
Turnpike Commission
Liquor Control Board
County Tax Board
Byron Baur
Tax Board
Baur
Asa
Byron Clapper
Western storm pounds West and Midwest with heavy snow and cold
A large storm system sweeps across the western states with snow and rain, strong winds, and cold snaps into Montana and the Dakotas. Blizzard conditions hit the Red River Valley while Minnesota and Nebraska issue cold wave warnings and livestock keepers are told to protect herds.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Montana
Lewistown
Mercury
Cutbank
Great Falls
Billings
Sheridan
Wyo
Dickinson
N.D
Nevada-Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Flagstaff
Aziz
Reservoir Burst and Aftermath in Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles faced another disaster with the Baldwin Hills Reservoir breaking on December 14 at 3 38 pm releasing 300 million gallons of water onto homes cars and people causing five deaths and about 13 million dollars in damage. Cleanup continued as a heat wave and drought persisted in the area.
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Los Angeles
California
Baldwin Hills
Mojave Desert
Bobby Baker Case Nears End As Witnesses Rejected
The Bobby Baker probe appears near its end as Democrats on the Senate Rules Committee block GOP calls for more witnesses. They argue testimony from White House aide Walter Jenkins and fund raiser Matt McCloskey would be irrelevant or repetitive. Baker, a former Senate official, allegedly accumulated over two million dollars while earning nineteen thousand six hundred dollars annually.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
White House
Walter Jenkins
Matt McCloskey
B. Everett Jordan
DNC
Baker
Senate
Sie
Jordan
Emergency Surgery MacArthur Termed Serious
General Douglas MacArthur, 81, underwent emergency surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after internal bleeding. He remained in a critical but stable condition with life support equipment available, while his family stayed by his side.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
Walter Reed
Henry 5. Murphy
MacArthur
Edward J. Costello
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Father Convicted Of Slugging School Principal
New Iberia Louisiana report states George Mouton, a service station operator, was convicted yesterday of slugging John McGraw, principal of New Theria High School, over the haircut dispute. He plans two appeals to the State District Court and to sympathetic parents, and asks supporters to appear before the Iberia Parish School Board to discuss the issue.
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New Iberia
State District Court
George Mouton
John McGraw
New Theria
Mouton
Glenn
Iberia Parish
Corry Area High School Inducts 22 into Honor Society
Twenty two students from Corry Area High School were inducted into the National Honor Society in the auditorium ceremony, with 10 seniors and 12 juniors selected from academic, commercial, and vocational agriculture tracks. The event featured wardens, a main address by Dr. B. H. Augustine, and a reception afterward with over 50 parents in attendance.
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Corry Area High School
Sparta
James Barber
Wandles
Prevention
Society
Cindy Buesint
Scholastic
Barber
Russell Claris
Judi Darnofall
Serview
Pamela Sickler
David Stohlberg
Ann Henton
B. H. Augustine
West
Springfield
Thomas R. Shupe
LeRoy Peck
George Pusch
Aidance
Max Bennink
Lenin
Phigh
Scranton Signs Historic Jobless Pay Bill in Pennsylvania
Governor Scranton signed the main unemployment compensation revision into law in Harrisburg. The measure raises the employer tax retroactively to July 1, rebuilds the unemployment fund, encourages new and expanding industry, and increases benefits for eligible workers. A companion bill with technical changes remains to be acted upon by the House.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
D.C
Rotarians Plan May Circus Visit to Corry
An advance man for the Al G. Kelly and Miller Brothers Circus begins canvassing Corry merchants to set up ticketing for a May 23 show under the Corry Rotary Club. The event promises the nation’s largest wild animal display and a parade with 15 elephants plus horses, jungle beasts, and clowns. Richard Pulling chairs the effort with Craig Hyer and Fred Scherzer guiding location scouting.
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al G. Kelly and
Miller Brothers
Corry
Richard Pulling
Pulling
Craig Hyer
Fred Scherzer
Circus
U S Envoy Stabbed By Jap Youth in Tokyo
U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer was wounded in the thigh by a mentally disturbed Japanese youth Norikazu Shiotani 19 who had earlier tried arson at the U S Embassy. The attack, described as nonpolitical, occurred as Reischauer left the chancery and required blood transfusions and X rays. Embassy official John Ferchak acted quickly to thwart the assailant.
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Tokyo
U.S
Edwin 0. Reischauer
Norikazu Shiotani
United States
Shiotani
Kennedy
Moparin
Japan
Reischauer
Asia
Ryoji Matsushita
John K.emmerson
John Ferchak
Ferchak
Jersey City
N.J
Council Sets Stage For Early Airport Start
The Lawrence City Council approved signing a $90,000 airport renovation plan with Yost Associates of DuBois to be funded by a mix of local bonds and federal state funds. The airstrip will be all weather but need not stay open during severe winter conditions. The Authority can sign the final agreement by an April 1 deadline.
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Lawrence Airport Authority
Authority
Yost Associates
DuBois
Corry
Ing
Leonard Bills of
Cleveland
Federal Aviation Agency
Courteous Driver Cited For Unlicensed Operation
HOCHESTER N Y Robert Crowe paused to let children cross against the light. A policeman intended to award him courteous-driver of the month but Crowe was cited as an unlicensed operator after police said his license had been revoked for speeding.
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Hochester
N.Y
Robert Crowe
Crowe
Youth Hurt as Car Demolished North of Centerville
A 17 year old Erie youth, James R. Kern, was cut badly on the face and injured on the back when his 1962 convertible veered off Route 8 two miles north of Centerville, crashed into highway guard rails, and was totaled. He was taken to Titusville Hospital for treatment after the 1 25 p m collision. State Police said he attempted to pass a car and then swerved to regain the right lane. Damage estimated at $1,600.
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Erie
Centerville
James R. Kern
Titusville Hospital
Corry Barracks
Kern
Jeff
R Way
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