Auction Notice of Household Goods and Cattle Sale
A dated sale notice lists items including a washer, electric stove, furniture, carpet, and various household goods. It notes Endsley Laurence as consignor with 13 cows and other livestock, plus tools and farm equipment. The event proceeds appear to be set for February 19, 1938, with signatures from related parties and attorneys.
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Endsley
Laurence
Smith
Hite
Wright Ray Ren
Naworth
Released Castro Prisoners Return to Miami in Mixed Moods
The first American prisoners repatriated from Fidel Castro's Cuba arrived in Miami aboard a chartered airliner. Among 101 passengers were 52 Americans including four newsmen and 46 Cuban refugees. Some welcomed, some angry, some silent, with many declining to identify themselves for safety concerns.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Harold K. Milks
Associated Press Caribbean Services
Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Hayana
Ruby Hart Phillips
New York Times
Martin P. Houseman
United Press International
Lorenzo Spirali
Villaneuva University
Edward McCarthy
Hufnagel
Pather
Emelio Castro
Grace Dimond
Miami City
Joseph X. Dumond
Charles Kinsay
Port Pierce
Pins Henry ‘Lana
Wellington Swearingen
Mooreland
Ind
Havana
Havana,” Milks
Castro
Manila Fire Ravages Market District in Half Century
A spectacular blaze in Manila’s Chinatown district destroyed over four blocks, injuring many and causing more than 5 million dollars in property damage. The fire burned 12 hours, leaving about 9,000 homeless in Binondo. Over 200 arrested for looting. arson suspected.
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Manila
Biyondo
China
Pittsburgh Man Charged in North Side Bat Slaying
Cyrus Holmes, 63, charged with murder after admitting he beat roommate William Spearman to death with a baseball bat in their Pittsburgh North Side apartment. Spearman was found dead in bed Thursday. Holmes gave police a detailed confession.
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Pittsburgh
Cyrus Holmes
North Side
William Spearman
Holmes
Spearman
Cuban Rebels Demand End to Imperialism Fading Castro Leader
AP dispatch from Havana reports a powerful minority in Cuba, formed by trained Cuban Communists from Castro's inner circle, now governs with a fading image of Fidel Castro. They seek to destroy imperialism without war, while questions loom over Castro's personal role. Repatriated Americans describe hopes for freedom and the failed April invasion's impact on underground networks and smuggling arms.
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NOTH
Robert Bers Rellez
Associated Press
Havana
United States
Cuba
Robert Berrellezmiami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Latin America
Peniten- la Cabana Military Fort
la Cabana
Organization of ‘American States
Arma
Man Finds Relative Dead At Area Lake
Theodore Barthel of Pittsburgh reported letters from William Johnson saying poor health. Barthel and Jack Rieman found Johnson dead at Canadohia Lake in Union City last evening. Corry State Police and Coroner Mark Glenn concluded death by natural causes. body taken to Johnson Funeral Home in Titusville.
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William Johnson
Union City
Inlaw
Corry
Theodore Barthel
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Barthel
Canadohia Lake
Jack Rieman
Rieman
Corry State
Edward Pass, Alung
Erie County
Mark Glenn
Glenn
Johnson Funeral Homse
Titusville
Aero Flow Dynamics Group To Meet Here
The newly formed Defense Producers Group of Aero Flow Dynamics will hold its first field sales engineering orientation from Monday through Friday. Attendees from across the country include Ray Fors BAS of Hyatt Corporation Glendale Culit RC Beltz M B Hudson J Midgley III Los Angeles Heyniger Trenton NJ E J McCarthy Boston Miss E F Shenetiel Dayton Ohio and G A Rapp Wiens. The conference aims to indoctrinate the new staff into procedures and policies and review market objectives and products including filtration disconnects valves and cryogenic pneumatic hot gas and fuel systems. Key figures Leo Strauss George Wurm John Flickinger Clyde Keith Ray Fors has Art Pledger Robert Forrester William Smyers Al Cornish George Downey and Ted Pain will direct activities. Each day features scheduled events from early morning to late evening culminating Friday with a dinner party hosted by Mrs Flickinger Mrs Forrester Mrs Keith Mrs Pam and Mrs Wurm.
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Defense Produvix Group
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Sts
Coustry
Ray Fors- Bas
Hyalt Corporation
Glen=dale
Culit
RC. Beltz
M. B. Hudson
J. Midgley
Los * Angeles
Heyniger
Trenton
N. J
E. F. Shenetiel
Dayton
Ohio
G. A. Rapp
Wiens
Thor Buphly
Aero-Corry
Hywi Corporation
Baste
Leo Strauss
George Wurm
John Flickinger
Defense Producers Group
Clyde Keith
Aero-Corty Division
Ray Forshas
Hyatt Corporation
Art Pledger
Robert, Forrester
William Smyers
al Cornish
George Downey
Afro-Corry Division
Ted Pain
Defense Products Wrap
Earh
Shimingie
Plickinger
Forrester
Keith
Pam
Wurm
Negro Group Gives Prison Leaders Fits
Washington AP report quotes James V Bennett head of the Bureau of Prisons and former warden Fred T Wilkinson saying a group of Black Muslims in federal prisons is highly disruptive. They describe inmates as hostile, difficult to control at Lewisburg Atlanta Terre Haute and other facilities. They claim the Muslims aim to dominate and reject white authority.
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Washington
James V.bennett
Hi Bureau of Prisons
Old Congress
Io-Bennett
Tokin- House Appropriations Subcommittee
Fred T. Wilkinson
Lewisburg
Atlanta
Terre Haute
Thd
Bennett
Hachar
Wilkinson
Federal Prin Tndustries Inc
No Identified Officer Denies Cuban Invasion Blame
A Navy officer, unnamed, says he would have approved the Cuban invasion plans and is angered by blame on the military. The officer aligns with Eisenhower’s stance and criticizes Sen Gore’s call for new Joint Chiefs leadership after Gen Lemnitzer testified in closed session before a Senate subcommittee. Continued details are promised on Page Eight.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Navy
Bom Prict
Associated Press
Bem Price Washington
Joint Chiefs of Stal
Arleigh Burke
Farmer
Dwight D. Eigenhower
Nto
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Gothi Cmibti
Priday
Roberto McNamamm
Joint Chiefs
Cuba
Hur Gettys Bure
Korea Leader Withdraws His Resignation
South Korea's leader Yun withdrew his resignation but stayed on as figurehead as the military rulers, aided by Premier Chang and generals, moved to consolidate power after a coup. He warned he would resign again if the new regime diverges from his views amid arrests of deposed cabinet members.
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Sroul
Korea
Prestasa
Yu Posan
Hib
Sith Rovers
Sintesman
Ieteroid International
Petediserun Korein Diplomatis
Acered- Hotta
Yun
South Korea
John M. Chang
Joe Howard Dies At 79 In Vaudeville Benefit
CHICAGO AP Joe Howard vaudeville star and songwriter of more than 500 tunes died on stage at the Civic Opera House during a benefit performance. He lived in Fort Lauderdale and had just finished an encore when he collapsed. his wife Miriam and doctors in the audience rushed backstage and declared him dead. He was 79, though some reports listed him older. He had recently appeared in Florida clubs and hotels and was active in show business for 55 years.
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Chicago
Joe Howard
Civic Opera House
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miriam
Howard
Florida
Smokers Should Drink Water To Forestall Cancer
Bedford pi AP Dy Frank D Lathrop chief of otolaryngology at Lahey Clinic in Boston says smokers should drink a lot of water and chew gum to ward off possible tongue and throat cancer. He spoke at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology recommending saliva stimulation to prevent dry mouth and cancer. avoid medicated cough drops as irritants. The piece also notes a Pittsburgh strike with stalled mediation and a new strike set for further talks as mediators fail to reach progress.
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Bedford, Pi
Frank D. Lathrop
Lahey Clinte
Boston
Sys
Lathrop
Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology
Feared Dead Farmer Trapped In Narrow Well
Herbert A. Tiegs, 63, a farmer, was trapped in a irrigation well he was digging near his Holt, Nebraska property. After four days with a collapsing shaft, rescue workers labored to lower secure supports and remove sand using a jet system and jackhammer. The fate of Tiegs remained uncertain as crews advanced slowly toward the bottom, fearing a pocket of air or collapse could trap him permanently.
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Nampa
Idaho
Herbert Alleks
Toaho
Sean
Routhwert
Hidayy Inn
Herbert A. Tiegs
Stappen
Holt
Kain
Nimsell
CAIDC Receives Donation Over Rail Siding Lights Cost
CAIDC and Pennsylvania Railroad reached a settlement over new rail siding flasher lights at Corry Foam Products plant. The railroad contributed 57.15 dollars after negotiations, with earlier estimates around 500 dollars and subsequent adjustments for a one thousand with a share pending.
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Lit Uitheyese Veensawnettll Danvelopment Corp
Pennsylvania Railroad
CAIDC
Corry Foam Products Go
Jeff Chandler Recovery Post Shared in Crtical Condition
Jeff Chandler tied to Culver City Hospital showing partial recovery as he resumes oral feeding and gains strength after a severe fall during film shoot. He received a blood transfusion and remains in critical condition amid ongoing treatment and recovery efforts.
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Mulvey CN
Cas
Jeff Chandler
Culver City
Chandler
Bilby
Objections Over Date Accidents Case Involving Sharon Dahl
County Attorney says charges may be filed against Sharon Dahl after she admitted she shot her father and mother while they slept in the small brick jail. The high school sophomore, an orphan with seven siblings, feared parental restraint for years and told a minister about her plan before daybreak. Grandparents Chris and Abs Dahl of Laure took the younger children, ages 2 to 12, into care after the tragedy.
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Max Goete
Sharon Dahl
Victor Dahl
Barnrby Coleridge
Sharon
Neo
Abs
Chris Dahl
Laure
Mirister
World Leaders Weigh Kennedy Nik Vienna Meeting
Reports from London New Delhi and Bonn reflect global caution about a planned Kennedy Khrushchev meeting in Vienna. Officials from Britain India West Germany voiced cautious optimism while noting high stakes and no firm outcomes expected.
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Vienna
Kennedy
Nik
Congressmen uneasy about Vienna meeting
Congressmen worry over President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev ahead of the Vienna summit. Republicans fear missteps after Paris break and Cuban invasion. Democrats voice cautious confidence Kennedy can handle tough talk, while both parties sense Kennedy faces a difficult hand this time.
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Congress
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Khrw
Altost
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenedy
Thomas M. Pelly
Sen
Kumushchev
Petly
Hubert M. Humphrey
Minnesota
Ansistant
Senate
Heike
Himphrey
Laos
Eugnoe I. McCarthy
Jedoes Wife Dies in Pittsburgh Mass for Jucpe Biase Gunther
Mary Sather, a Superior Court judge, presided at a high mass of requiem for the wife of Jucpe Biase Gunther. The service, held yesterday at St. Prancuy Hostal, drew a native of Pikesburgh and other local mourners in a somber observance.
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Jedoes
Pittsburgh
Biase Gunther
Themer Potinsyt
Superior Court
Mary Sather
Pikes Burgh
St. Prancuy Hostal Tellowtag
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