Unclear listing and remarks in fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows street names, phone references, vehicle and farm equipment terms, and scattered phrases about places and people. It contains irregular data, partial addresses, and unrelated political remarks about Korea, poverty, and governance with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a news item.
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Redeo
Pri- Findley
Burry Ve
Miltr
Alta Tate
Brehee
A.C
Honolulu
Korea
Light Voting Marked Here in Corry Primary Turnout Dims
In Corry only 925 of 3,200 registered voters cast ballots in the primary, the lowest in a decade. Republicans outvoted Democrats 567 to 368, with Hammond and Zalzneck winning their party tickets for mayor. Local observers expect a heated November race and future campaign war chests.
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Corry
James Hammond
Sam Baressi
Lawrence Anderson
Arthur Pledger
George Downey
Merle (Buck) Amy
Phil Zalzneck
Harry Powers
Ray Weber
Robert Grice
Earle Biltey
Robert Ott
Hammond
Zalzneck
Anto
Salesman Beware in Lockport: Headstone Bears Epitaph
A local family uses a grim warning to deter peddlers. A large white headstone on their front lawn bears the epitaph Here Lies a Sales man, signaling they do not welcome door to door sales.
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Beware
Ford Johnson Weaves Centennial Into Moon Mullins Strip
Ford Johnson, creator of the Moon Mullins comic distributed nationally, inserts a Corry Centennial reference into today’s four panel strip. Emmy receives a note from her old principal Howard J Sheen that the town marks its 100th anniversary as Moon and Kaye tease Emmy’s age. Johnson, a Spring Creek native, visited Howard Sheen on Wayne Street recently and pledged the centennial nod.
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Ford Johnson
Moon Mullins
Emmy
Howard J. Sheen
Moon
Kaye
Howard Sheen
Wayne Street
Corryite Fined For Possessing Deer
Grena King of 311 West Congress Street was fined 100 dollars after authorities found a spike buck carcass behind his home. Elmer Simpson and Trooper Paul Sita led the investigation with Corry police and state police involvement. A search warrant and Alderman Cobbett’s arraignment preceded the fine and release. Further state police inquiry is ongoing.
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A Warryns
Grena King
Congress Street
Elmer Simpson
Erie County Game Protector
Union City
Dot
King
Simpson
Corry
Paul Sita
M. S. Cobbett
West Congress Street
Cobbett
Wayne Township School Board Race Narrowly Decided
Four candidates vied for two Wayne Township school director posts on the Republican ticket. Crowell and Ladd won the two seats after a light turnout. In township supervisor race Richard Stveld defeated Noble Kent and will join Harold Jackman on the GOP slate in the fall. Poll workers noted slow voting throughout the day.
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Wayne
Fred Marsh
Carroll
Jack) Crowell
Leroy Ladd
Lloyd Proctor
Crowell
Ladd
Richard St Veld
Noble Kent
Harold Jackman
Kennedy seeks Canada aid on Latin America and Laos clash
Secretary of State Dean Rusk charges Laos cease-fire violations at the Geneva talks while President Kennedy plans to press Canada to join the United States in aiding Latin America. Johnson tours Southeast Asia as Kennedy seeks broader cooperation and stability with Canada during his visit.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Laos
Rusk
Wis
Hae
U.S
Reid
Ottawa
Kennedy
Canada
Latin America
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Africa
John G. Diefenbaker
Wester Hemispver
United States
Dieferbaker
George Warner
Beier
Vasiler
Government House
Prine Minster
Mother’s Body Hidden 10 Days After Death in Ohio Home
Trumbull County deputies found Lydia A. Peterson dead for ten days, her son Floyd Peterson saying he hid her body to save money for burial beside her mother in Newark, New Jersey. Neighbors hadn’t seen her weeks. coroners ruled a heart attack.
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Wanken
Ohio
Newark
N. J
Trumbull
Lydia A. Peterson
Floyd Peterson
Joseph Sudimack
Peterson
Rose Rose Crane
Macbeth Tops Emmys as Stanwyck Wins First TV Award
HOLLYWOOD AP MACBETH the Shakespeare tragedy dominated the fifth Emmys taking multiple top honors. Barbara Stanwyck captured best actress for a series on her first TV nomination, despite wardrobe woes. Bob Hope, nominated for the first time, faced a surprising setback amid the night’s high drama and low comedy. Fred Astaire added two Emmys to his tally as Raymond Burr and Maurice Evangest earned acting recognitions.
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Hollywood
Macbeth
William Shakespear
Ith
Barbara Stanwyck
Bob Hope
Wort
George Schaefer
Maurice Evangest
Atudits Anorsor
Miss Stanwyck
Raymond Burr
Fred Astaire
Televiision Academy
Fire chief clarifies 2424 emergency line usage
Jerome Davis, Corry fire chief, says the 2424 line should be used only for fires or emergencies. He notes three to five calls daily to the station from that line and urges callers to use the correct business number 46401 for non emergency needs. The line rings at both stations, and responders answer promptly as emergency calls.
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Jerome Davis
Corry
Davis
Dayly
Vote Sluggish In Dull Pa Primary
Seoul dispatch reports sluggish turnout in the dull Pennsylvania style primary as Gen Chang's cabinet faces arrests and reshuffles. Military moves secure central Seoul while the government clamps down on rival factions and deploys forces at key junctions.
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Dull Pa
Seoul
South Korea
Chane Deyounes
Chang
Namie
Waal
Premion
Joy M
Chay
Chanie
Unclear Korean Situation Raises U S Alarms
Washington AP dispatch reports officials watching events in Korea with alarm and caution. State Department seeks info as U S and embassy staff reassess support for Premier Chane and the government. Estimates cite about 4,000 soldiers in action. student influence looms large as turmoil continues.
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Washington
Huw
Ctnse
State Department
Korea
Bator Iyen
Walter P. Meconmuen
Haney
Ih Seow
Koryans
Dein Mf Chane
Nive
Korea Army
Orheiits
Seow
Seout
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Four-Way School Fight Shapes Columbus Voting Scene
In Columbus a four way race on the Democratic slate emerged with Walter Deutschlander and Merle Dodds among contenders for local offices. The poll total reached 227 as Democrats and Republicans fielded candidates including Jordan Christensen and Dana Hammond, with recounts prompted by a contested nomination and shifts among nominees.
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Columbus
Demberathy Aideghia
Pailis Keloll
Robert Jowell
Agee
Prick Kasper
Metle Dodds
Basil Pokiah
Richard Tek Reot
Robent Parker
Cording
Runes
Dimnpedd Koner
Jewell Bygel
Siippark
Kasper
Merle Dodd
Lawrence Miller
Supitegijor
Beagle
Colin Buh Vewterday
League Treasurer Embezzled Funds From Bowlers
A local bowling league reports a treasurer named Ali Hamid or similar misappropriated about $1454 from prize money. Police investigate as creditors seek recovery. No kidnapping or robbery occurred per preliminary notes.
Congressman Elected and Liquor Issue Approved at State Polls
Voters across Pennsylvania returned a slow turnout amid mild, late summer weather as Republican John Kunkel won the 1st District congressional race. The liquor question drew strong statewide interest with results showing support in many counties, including Philadelphia where three decades of political margins were in play. Key contests also defined mayoral and local offices while a voting-machine fault in Dauphin County sparked vote fraud accusations in the Kunkel race.
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John
Kinnketty Congress
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pitts
Washington
Washington County
James W.greenlee
Montgomery County
Edward J
Hall
Philadephia
Dauphinr
Juniata
Perry
Lebanon
Tra
Weentury
Kunkel
Kattiryt Zin
German Vandergdler
Harrisburg
Kinkel
Vandersiee
Dauphin ‘County
Winderstles
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