Fragmentary notices from a 1950s page fragment
OCR scraps reference rental offers and addresses with names and numbers, a police mention, a board meeting minute, a farm chart and a shop or service item. The readable bits include an address near East Wat, a 400 id hay note, a clerk and board item, and a 10:00 time reference.
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Faroe
South
Charles de
Lernsey
Joneer
Mina
Sxampoint
Rotary
Honenkee
YMCA Launches 130000 Appeal At Corry Area High
Dr Elmer A Ortner urged workers to complete three mile effort for the YMCA campaign with a Swiss steak dinner kickoff at Corry Area High School. The drive follows a 100000 bequest in Albert Bush's will and milestones toward building dedication set for November 16 1957. Local leaders and volunteers reported activity across age groups as Ted Pain sails California. Continued on Page Three.
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Weadomy
YMCA
Elmer A. Ortner
Rev. Ortner
Jesus
Corry
Armonretittstrom
Sus ‘Etary
National Council of the
Ted Pain
Ted Pain, Campaign Fund
California
Albert Bush
Ronald Brown
John Mowrey
Jac
Quelie Paulson
B.C. Barnes
Curtis O'Shell
F. EB. Whittlesey
Presbyterians Charge Hypocrisy In Foreign Relations
A report before a newly unified United Presbyterian Church in the U.S. denounces American foreign policy as a form of international hypocrisy. The 2600 word document urges Christians to oppose alliances with nations lacking freedom and warns God may use Communist powers to reveal conduct. The paper was from the Admin Board and General Council of the merged church. Rev. Dr. Theophilus Taylor was elected moderator.
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Pittsburgh
Ameriga
United Presbyterian Church
U. 8
General Council of the Presbyterian Church In
US. A
Eisenhower
John Foster
Ite
Theophilus Tylor
Mera Theological Seminary
Rocket Fighter Launching From Mobile Launcher
Air Force described a war time tactic to launch fighters from mobile airdocks using rocket motors. In a demonstration a large fighter was hurled aloft from a mobile launcher. The plan aims to disperse planes in harsh terrain and fire them as missiles when needed.
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LOS Anneye — Meyer
Air Force
Air Porce
Nation Readies For Memorial Day Holiday
Motorists fueled up for the first long weekend of 1958 as Memorial Day signals summer travel. Rates at lodgings rise and shops shift stock to seasonal displays while highways fill with trailers and camping gear. The National Safety Council estimates 350 fatalities over the holiday period, about 50 more than a typical Fri to Sun span.
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Mihicagy
National Safety Conned
Toree
Senecas Delay Kinzua Target Date
Col R E Smyser Jr says Seneca opposition shifted Kinzua Dam project target date from 1962 to November 1964. Tribe appeals to US Circuit Court after March 24 dismissal. Dam would flood part of New York reservation for Allegheny River reservoir near Warren. Eisenhower budgeted one billion for continued preliminary work. testimony before House panel notes potential prior higher funding.
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Kinzua
Washington
R. E. Smyser Jr
Army
Allegheny River
Warren
Gircuil
New Yok State
Kingua
Allerheny
Eisenhower
Synyser
House Appropriations
Hospital Room Rates Increase at Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital raised room charges effective Sunday with private rooms at 18 dollars, semi private 14, ward 12, nursery 6, and related rates. Board cited rising operating costs and added a new infant incubator and a bookkeeping machine. The annual meeting is set for June 2 and proxies will be solicited by a three member committee. During the period 396 admissions yielded 1679 patient days, 37 births and 12 deaths, with 29 major operations and several minor surgeries recorded.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
M. My Next
Elwin Flewer
Francis Bluttery
Corry Area High Seeks New Superintendent
Seventeen applications for Corry Area High School superintendent have been submitted to date. A special screening committee will accept applications until June 2, with selection to follow. The new leader will replace LM Douglas, who leaves for Fort Huntington Township near Pittsburgh. Committee members seek an editor who can strengthen the education program and supervise about 100 teachers. Some directors say the district has a strong plant and should emphasize scholarship. The Jointure pays at least 10,000 dollars, and after 1960 state law requires a doctor’s degree for the post, with several applicants already holding doctorates.
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pepettOd
Cony Area
Reaihe LM. Douglas
Forth Huntington
Sittsburgh
Hve
Columbus
Tax Cut Hopes Dim In Senate Tee
Chances that the Senate will break the bipartisan wall against tax reductions declined today. The House will act next week on a one year extension of present rates for corporation and excise taxes asked by President Eisenhower and agreed to by Democratic leaders. The measure, under parliamentary procedure, is expected to pass in the form approved yesterday by the Ways and Means Committee. This would shift to the Senate the issue of whether any taxes will be cut to spur lagging sections of the economy.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Ways and
Simpson's Account Reproduced AP Journalist Von Pulitzer Prize
Washington November reports recall Kirke L. Simpson's 1921 World War I Unknown Soldier story. The AP piece highlights the enduring impact as two unknown servicemen from World War II and Korea join the WWI Unknown at Arlington. President and public remarks echo Lincoln’s Gettysburg resolve, and crowds gather near the memorial shrine in Washington to honor the nameless hero.
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von Pulitzer
Autor
LoMorymath AfUnglon National Cemetery
Kirke L. Simpson
Washington Atar
Associated Press
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Voler
Brance
Uberty
Venice
France teeters as Coty warns civil war if De Gaulle blocked
Paris reports President Rene Coty warned the National Assembly and Senate that France could plunge into civil war unless Gen. Charles de Gaulle is accepted as chief of government. A packed assembly heard Coty say he would resign if De Gaulle not named, while tensions rose and political leaders faced a volatile moment in the crisis sparked by the Algiers revolt.
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Paris
Rene Cotyeciny
Parlis
France
Charles de Galille
National Assembly
Senate
Coly
de Gaulle
Assembly
Tie
le Andre Ie ‘Tranquer
Coty
Cate
Caty
Treauer
Cnrmunists
Pierre Pfimlin
Guy Mallet
Jules Moch
le Troquet
Elyces Palace
French
White House
Algiers
al Gert
Ministers To Meet With Corry And Jamestown Union
Corry Area Ministerial Association, meeting with Corry Jamestown management, will convene at 10 o clock Saturday with representatives of the striking town union. A letter from the ministerial group expresses concern over labor management difficulties and urges a speedy just settlement. The association offers to aid any helpful consultative effort and hopes labor and management meet to resolve the dispute.
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Seeanbets
Corry
Corry-Jamestown Management
Cot Town Union
Wien
Management
Deay Sirs
Gorry
Minsterial Association
Ruth
Belus
Uwe
Phil
Thelilier Cubov Vy Management
Wold
Apenth
Drivers Unhurt In Route 6 Auto Crash
Two autos collided three miles east of Onion City on Route 6 yesterday afternoon. Dr John Ro Connor was injured as one vehicle veered toward the other, with police noting substantial property damage estimated around $500.
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Lorne
Bayoun City
Oelock
Onion City
Revue & State
We Gory Hayracks
Pashison
John Ro Conner
Tino Jolty
Iveldeoh
ALC Bartin
Backstreet
Corry
Actardine
Conover
Bayley
du Machines
PUC Approves Corry Water Rate Increase
The Public Utility Commission approved a new Corry water rate schedule raising overall charges. The plan, debated by local labor groups, would add about 82 percent for some users and roughly 19 cents per unit on average households. Protest at the local level came from Connell methods and labor groups opposing the rise.
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Seteere
Putte Utility Commission
Nameless Dead Honor War Sufferers At Washington Capitol
Fragmented notes describe a quiet Capitol ceremony honoring unknown soldiers from World War II and Korea with floral tributes. The piece mentions preparations for defense and flags, a wreath for the fallen, and the intent to honor the unknown dead as neighbors, amid broader wartime remembrance.
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Wanriesertung
Tke Esterday
Nile
Hibury
Korea
Two Killed Four Rescued From Mine Disaster
A mine accident at Whaton No 2 in Madison injured and trapped workers. Rescue teams recovered two dead and four survivors, with officials reporting tough conditions inside the shaft and ongoing efforts to reach additional trapped miners.
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Madison
Whaton
Hartman
Satie
De Gaulle Coun Culminates Long-Range Plan
News from Paris describes broad preparations for Charles de Gaulle to assume power in France. Reports claim six weeks of planning preceded his declaration, with Algerian and military figures coordinating independent groups for a rapid shift. The exact influence on Gaullist leadership remains uncertain, but officials fear potential upheaval in the current government.
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de Gaulle Coun
Charles de ‘Gaulle
France
Buv
Algiers
de Gaulle
Republe
Presley Helix Gaillard
Jacques Chaban- Delmas
Almiers
Con Delbeque
Gallard
Pierre Pfiinlin
Paris
Delbeque
Oca
Chaban-Delmas
Dé Gaulle
Grullard
O de Gaulle
Algeria
Lig
de Gaulte
Mare Kypoetan
Deadline Nears In Corry C of C Slogan Contest
Deadline nears for Corry Chamber of Commerce slogan contest. Entries must specify a winter savings pond and reference local events. The winner receives a $25 savings prize and recognition at the chamber event.
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Corry
C of C
Alumni Plan June 14 Reunion and Banquet Dance
Alumni association holds its 84th annual reunion with a banquet and dance planned for Saturday June 14. The executive committee reports growing interest and 102 recent tours by members, aiming to attract more former graduates from across the nation. Jewell and his wife Jewell, now superintendent of schools at Midnd, are coordinating, with past graduates traveling from scattered parts of the country to attend.
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Carty
Erte
Jewell
Sen Mi
Cor Ninbehe
Mid
Ps Ii
Corry
Gradimion
Convicted American Faces Seven Murders Verdict
A court in Scotland sentenced Peter Manuel to death for seven murders after a two hour and twenty one minute jury deliberation. The defendant, described as a handsome woodcutter, was found guilty of killing three women, three girls, a man, and a boy.
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Poouang
Peter Manuel
Ding
Mantel
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Wilbur Port
Northwest
Nation
Corry School
Simpson
Noverberch
America
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Washington Monument
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Jong Toad
DeGaulle
Mont
Sway
Bog Squires
C-J
Union
Chamber of Commeste
Sundei
Cnr
Tesseit
Newilutint
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Sonia
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Didi
Lake Erie
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