Fragmented Classified Fragments Describe Listings and Notices
The readable OCR fragments mention multiple real estate items and notices. References include a ranch with a bed bath count, addresses like 185 street and East has 15, and a sale with price hints. Names such as James Hedcow and Fre are noted in disparate contexts. The text also references a death in the family and labor relations, with partial address and contact details.
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Redech
S. Burry
James Hedcow
Freanditing
Weste Springs
Aemaler Ani
Orterry
City Considers Over $1500 Offer For Spring Street Block
City Council weighs Moss Associated Contractors bid to sell Spring street from West South to West Pleasant to aid state development. Contractor cites a 10 foot east alley needing the space while a public bid would set the sale price. If approved, northern access remains open for parking and drainage work via storm sewer and catch basins. Closure sparks complaints from residents. continuation on page six.
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Spring Street
West Pleasant
Jack Moss
Associated Contractors
Conneaut Lake
Roger Brown
Moss
Loblaw
Brown
Cornell
O. Fred Kinley
Corry Girl 16 Missing Told To Be Heading South
Corry police report 16 year old Patricia Ann Willis vanished after being seen last night. A teletype from the state police says she may have boarded with a Columbus man and another girl toward Florida. Willis, daughter of Archie and family, is described as 5 feet 5 inches, about 110 pounds with blue eyes and blonde hair. Troopers cooperate with city police to locate her.
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Corry
Corryirl
Florida
Patricia Ann Willis
Archie Willis
South Center Street
Willis
Columbus
Safety Harbor
Fly
Linesville Tot Dies In Hospital After Auto Crash
William Adcock age unknown died at Spencer Hospital after being struck while walking along a highway near Linesville. Police identified driver Harl R. Russell of Linesville as involved in the morning collision. Preliminary report says the boy darted into the road and was struck by the car’s right front fender.
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Linesville
Spencer Hospital
William Adcock
Orion Adcock
B.D. 6
Bute
Harl R. Russell
Budget Duel Sets Corry District on Basic Plan
Corry Area Joint School Board decides to operate on the basic budget for 1961 82, rejecting the expanded plan that would have added about 10 000 to address inequities in teacher pay. Only two boards supported the expanded budget in initial vote, prompting appeals from local officials and staff.
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Corry
Nieht
William E. Rodemeyer
Conny
Wayne
Columbus
Concord Township
Elgin
Spring Creek
Paul Meerdink
Gerry
Archie Tate
Com Board
Frank McKnight
Ollestor
Earle Bluey
Tast
Corry Districts Raise Millage as Six-Way Budget Shifts
Taxpayers in four of Corry Area's six districts face higher millages and new charges for the 1961-1962 school year while two districts hold line on taxes. Corry raises property millage from 16 to 17, plus added costs for Wright School repairs. Wayne Township adds a $2 monthly trailer tax. Bids for Wright School repairs to be opened June 28.
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Corry
Jarutory
Joinhire
Mcrae
Jumbus
Elgin
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Spring Creek
Wright School
William G. Eckles Co
Wright
Jointure
Corry Ee
Collins
BOM Cosess
Wayne
Concord
West Seeks Ban On Laos Arms Shipment
AP reports a coup in Seoul as South Korea’s armed forces seized key installations. The military junta led by Lt Gen Chang Do young offered to restore civilian parties later, while U.S. officials condemned the action and urged return to the constitutional government. Premiers and cabinet members were reportedly under arrest as the United Nations and allied forces watched closely.
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Seoul
South Korea
Sontrol
John M Chane
Ghiane
Inara
Arest
Thoaio Vahitbonwey
Fe Army
Chang Do-youne
Hee
Navy
United States
Marshall Green
Carter Magruder
C.S
U.N
Green
Korea
Magruder
Chang
Sea Beak Democracy Too Weak To Withstand Pressures
John Randolph, longtime AP observer in Asia, discusses the South Korean coup and the fall of President Syngman Rhee. He argues the military takeover shakes Western hopes for democracy in Asia and Africa, noting regional軍 upheavals from Egypt to the Congo and the army’s grip in Seoul.
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Sea
John Randolph
South Korea
Tokyo
Ooeral
Asia
Randolph
Korea
Sygman Rhee
Rhee
Africa
Egypt
Sudan
Iraq
Thailand
Burma
Pakistan
Turknos
Congo
Seoul
John M. Chang
Airport ordinance bans unauthorized vehicles on grounds
Lawrence officials approved a new city ordinance to keep unauthorized vehicles off airport property after a plane narrowly avoided bottles on the runway. The measure cites fines from 15 to 25 dollars and allows only public road access and visitor parking. the council supported the rule on first reading.
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Lawrence
Roger Brown
Clarence Wallace
Brown
First Rendal
Copter With Yank Crew Reported Down In Laos
A helicopter with three American crewmen working for Air America is missing in Laos. The craft was flying a lift mission for the Western-backed Laotian government when it vanished in rugged mountainous terrain reportedly controlled by Pathet Lao forces.
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Laos
Is Eintiane
Pathet
Lan
Air America
Encephalitis Fatalities Hit Measles Epidemic Runaway
About 20 children aged 2 to 13 at the Cecil Butters Memorial Home in Austin Quebec died over five weeks from encephalitis after a measles outbreak. Residents were private, mentally retarded, and the deaths followed the measles epidemic in the region.
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Mone
Cecil Butters
Austin
Que
No Americans Reported Injured in South Korea Revolt
Washington reports no Americans injured in the upheaval in South Korea as per the State Department. Officials say U.S. citizens are safe amid the revolt, with consular aid available if needed.
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Washington
State Department
International Conference Opens Today in Geneva
The International conference on Laos opens in Geneva with Western powers seeking an arms embargo and a move toward a neutral, independent Laos. Key delegates include Vientiane and Pathet Lao supported by the Soviet and Red Chinese backing, as talks aim for a three-way coalition while avoiding a collapse.
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Geneva
Laos
Creste
Vientiane
Pathet Tao
Solvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Kennedy
United States
Leuam Insisiengmay
Man Confesses to Pittsburgh Bridge Murder
Roderick, 44, turned himself in to Philadelphia police claiming he pushed Bluford Hodkinson, 38, from a Pittsburgh railroad bridge. Hodkinson, of Kirias and Pottsville, Pa, died from the plunge. Police plan to question Roderick about the June 25 incident.
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Fas Soeuiens
Ney
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Sid
Lindsey
Roderick
Addres
Bluford Hodkinson
Kiriaas Chv
Pottaville
Bearded Bleeders Spur Effort But Quota Missed
The Red Cross Bloodmobile aimed for 151 pints but collected only 88. Of 99 scheduled donors, 40 failed to show, 47 walked in, and seven were rejected. Barbs won the blood-letting title after a friendly city competition among local groups including Burks-Burlaws and the Bru irs of the Brish chapter.
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Wuetplé
Uur
St. George
Bru
Moore's Bar and Grill
Razor Re
Pennsylvania primary ballots outline local and state contests
Readers confront a light turnout as Pennsylvanians vote in a statewide primary and four state legislative spots. Voters in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia face a Sunday alcohol sale question in hotels, while referendums weigh bone-chattle and softball consolidation issues. Candidates include Kunkel and Vanderslice for the U.S. House seat, with Harrisburg residents eyeing city posts and county races across Dauphin and surrounding areas.
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Tne Associateareve
Washington County
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Tce Delby
Dignified Funeral for Gary Cooper Draws Thousands
Gary Cooper burial planned as thousands mourn at a dignified funeral. Police maintain crowd control while widow and church officials prepare for a solemn service at the Roman Catholic church. Father Daniel Suttiivan will preside and sing the Requiem in memory of the screen legend who died after a long battle with cancer.
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Hoollywoo
Carr
The
Good Shepherd
Cooper
Moye
Hollywood
Danil Suttivan
Mitchell Boys
Monty
Fierce Storm Dumps Heavy Rain Across Area
A violent storm swept the region overnight bringing nearly an inch of rain and powerful winds. Lightning and thunder accompanied the downpour, causing scattered damage but few reports of major destruction as streets faced flooding and power lines were knocked down in spots.
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Arene Etet
Corry
Arew
Lake Erie
Titubville Wrest
Warren County
Waa le
Attunaete
Tay
Aiore
Wurren
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Gor
Don Camp
John Licker
Hopewell Township
Geneva College
West
U. S
Collectien
New York
Mili
Pennsylvania
John C. Kunker
Kathryn Zimmer
Sman Vandersiice
Jefe
Walter M. Mumma
Reitkel
Roltig
Dauphin
Juaniata
Perry
Lebanon
Vanderslice
Venestine Sosretan
Joep
Frank RS Walter
Dew
Kunkel
Vandereslice
Worid States Senate
Ben
Jammer Dut Kunkel
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Pawe Six
Gary Cooper
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