Fragmentary Classified Notice With Mixed Details
A damaged OCR style listing mentions cows, machinery, real estate, and sales terms. It references Findley Witt, a sale price around 10 000, and locations like NW and East SIGH. The text is garbled with scattered names, items, and dates, offering clues to a rural auction or sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youse
Itlon
Dave
Drooms R
Fordwood
Pr- Findley T
le Witt
Attra
Ste
Burry Re
Miétt Tate
Smith
Split in South Korea’s new military government surfaces
In Seoul a rift emerged among the ruling forces as marines and paratroopers who led the coup withdrew from the Capitol and returned to camps outside the city. The soldiers demanded more seats on the 30 member revolutionary council, while Gen Carter Magruder and Lt. Gen Chang Do-young issued moves to restore troop stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Revolutionary Council
U.S
Carter B. Magruder
I. N
Chang Do-young
Rain Delay Hits Area Farming But Keeps Losses Small
Rain slows field work across the Corry region delaying nursery and landscaping tasks while fruit and potato growers await sun. Agriculture agent William Urash warns frost could threaten trees and vines, as corn and oats crops face lighter impact from wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Urash
Erie County
Arash
Corry
Midwest
Presbyterians Open Talks on Merger With Three Denominations
BUFFALO AP The United Presbyterian Church at its 173d General Assembly approved opening talks for infifination with the Episcopal Church the Methodist and the United Church of Christ. The historic action was approved amid strong voices as leaders across American Protestantism weighed outcomes and Catholic leaders watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
United Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Methodist
United Church of Christ
Presbyterian
General Assembly
Laos Conference Resumes as Rebel Boycott Persists
The East West conference on Laos resumes in Geneva this afternoon amid reports the Vientiane government may order its delegation to join talks. A spokesman said the Vientiane group has not yet ended its boycott while Pathet Lao rebels and Prince Souvanna Phouma leaders are not represented by the government. Dispatches note ongoing Pathet Lao artillery attacks against Meo tribesmen supporting the Vientiane government as the conference opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Laos
Vientiane
Sanday
Nieht Hiss
Vientiante
Pathet Lag
Souvanna Phouma
Tats
Norodom Sihanouk
Savant Vathana Riday
Bohn UN
United States
Britain
Suet Co Tune
Laois
Planners to Present City Plan at Tonight's Council Session
The City Planning Commission will formally present the proposed plan for Gerry to the City Council tonight. The two year effort involved the planning commission engineering firm Michael Baker and about 50 Corsylles. The meeting aims to place the document in council hands before public hearings begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
City Planning Commission
Anderson
Colnel
Connell
Cornell Cortnell
Wooden Nickles Distribution Marks Centennial Celebration
The July centennial event opens with a slogan Take a Wooden Nickle as reissued coins are distributed for change and souvenirs. Officials say first issue bears the Centennial seal with future designs featuring a Indian head and a buffalo head. Coins circulate from June through July with proceeds largely benefiting Centennial, Inc. through souvenir redemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pikcardi
Centennial, Inc
Corry
Ead
Maromzh
Ransom Talks Under Way On Cuban Rebel Prisoners
Washington AP dispatch reports Cuban rebels held by Castro face ransom terms as 114 captives from the invasion seek freeing terms. The Americans Eleanor Roosevelt Brita Eisenhower and Walter Reuther lead a drive to secure 500 tractors in exchange for the prisoners, with Jose Miro Cardona Antonio de Varona and ten prisoner representatives negotiating. The State Department promises sympathetic consideration as talks continue.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Eleanor Roomvelt
Brita Eisenhower
Vision
Walter Reuther
inHenest Duildty
Roosevelt
Tate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins
Al‘rsttyanier
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reuther
United Automobile Workers Union
Jose Miro Cardona
Revolutionary Council
Council
Antonio de Varona
Miro Cardona
de Varona
Castro
State Department
Hint Art Metal Workers To Take Pay Out
Local union officials at Machinists chapter voted yesterday to end a five day strike against Art Metal Inc. Settlement terms to be announced after a joint company union statement. The action follows a dispute over incentive pay plans and a previous 12 week strike two years ago. The firm now citing about 500 workers.
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Lode
Tilpeia
Aoeter
Art Metal Inc
Inter
Noville Temple
Corry Youth and Girl Nabbed For Shoplifting
Corry youths, a 4 year old boy and a 1 year old girl, were apprehended by Detective Lewis Penman of the Lawrence Park State Police for shoplifting at West Erie Plaza. They allegedly took merchandise valued at about $2. They were turned over to the Krinerity police and then placed in the hands of Erie County officers. The parents regained custody after confirmation of the case details.
Government May Move In With Troops To End Riots
A federal government source indicates readiness to deploy Army regulars to quell riots in Montgomery Alabama as Governor Patterson declares martial law and National Guardsmen are mobilized amid clashes over segregation on buses and at a Negro church. Federal marshals and deputies assist local authorities as Attorney General and officials monitor the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montgomery
Alabama
John Patterson
White
Netto
REESE
Pailenasi
Hswiitie Mnd
Newry
Sinchias Nitepoolley
Freedom Riders
U. S
Robert F
Moutuonmery
Awhs
Control Issue Major Snag in East West Talk
The piece discusses a Western Western and Soviet dispute over international controls for enforcing disarmament agreements. It notes that lack of trust hampers talks, with Kennedy and Khrushchev to address controls and inspection in Vienna. Arthur Dean reports Soviet veto demands hinder day to day test ban operations.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Washington
Dean
Local Youth Unhurt In Crash Near Corry
A Corry youth escaped injury when a car skidded off Route 446 three miles east of Corry yesterday afternoon. Police say the vehicle hit the guard and overturned causing minor damage estimated at 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brivane
Oycusses Eos
Bob
Lester Dunner
East Pleasant
Corry
Dutrier
Niobe Boy 13 Hurt After Fall From Moving Car
Niobe New York 13 year old John McQuester son of Mr and Mrs Donald Earle sustained injuries and was in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after falling from a moving car in Niobe last evening. Police investigated and the Barile family reported the incident to the Corry State Police. Vincent Kielinger 35 collapsed after bowling and died at a hospital in Meadville Me.
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Niobe
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
John McQuester
Donald Earle
Banele
Corey Stik H
Rugal Hospital
Tor
Aiton Thales
Sugar Grove
Barile
Corry
Ium
Sud
Warren Sir
Ponce
Kennedy Meets Soviet Editors During US Tour
President Kennedy met with a group of Soviet newspaper editors touring the United States. The 10 minute White House visit was arranged with the American Society of Newspaper Editors. Soviet officials reportedly described Kennedy as in a very good mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistar
Kennedy
United States
Ul 5
White House
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Bors
Burkov
Novviets
Spbkesmimes
Wwil & White Hose
Corry Faces Mixed Reactions to Aging Population Data
1960 census figures show Corry residents over 88 form a notable share, with over 40 percent of the local population in the older bracket compared to state levels. Engineers warn aging trends may reduce labor and hinder growth, while some see benefits in a stable workforce. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Michael Baker
Gruil
Sheehty
Tovey
Race Troubled Montgomery Placed Under Martial Rule
Racial violence erupts in Montgomery Alabama prompting martial rule as National Guard troops restore order after riots near the Greyhound bus station. Dozens reported hurt and church evacuations occur amid the nationwide civil rights tensions with federal marshals arriving and Gov. Wallace authorizing sweeping powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Chem
Iowa
Churen
Iy Wien
National Guardaner
Dulse
National Guard
Greyhound Bis Station
Martin Luther King Jr
John Xt Patterson
Henry V. Graham
U.S
Robert Kennedy
U. S
Kennedy
Byron R. White
Sontt
Waterford Man Hurt Arrested Fined In Crash
Waterford man Rov Welk 31 was injured early yesterday when his car left the highway and crashed into a ditch. He refused medical treatment. police said he was charged with driving without a license and reckless driving. He pled guilty and requested a $90 fine.
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Rov Welk
Lesses
Corry
Wells
Justice of the Peace
Amity ‘Township
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South Koreans
Kitchy
Montreal
Sacre Coeur Hospital
Vientiane Group
Kin Hong
Cal Park Ki-tink
Mab Gen
Piak Sundin
Nance
Bon Won-Jeang
Justice
Core
Federal
Birmingham
Meadville
Vincent Kiel
OW City
Engler
Meath
Alabama City
Waterford
Gail Echos
Pennsylvania
Tts
Tits Acratl
Fritiny
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