For sale two family home with many features
Listing fragment describes a sale of a home with two rooms, three beds, gas heating, modern counter attached, full gas, siding, base paneled interior, and multiple rooms. Mentions addresses and locations in New York and New Jersey area, plus stray notes about land, livestock, and pricing around 56,000. Details are incomplete and scattered across the fragment.
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Yuse Sind
Redeen Street
Must
Sidence Avenue
Y. Ork's
Rock Turket
Pital
Four year old dies in Hydetown traffic crash during holiday
A Hydetown girl, Judith Myer, four, died after her father's car was rear ended and pushed into a parked car on Route 8 near Hydetown late last night. The Pittsburgh rent-a-car driver fled. two passengers were questioned. Injury reports list a scalp wound and back and facial contusions for Judith and $10 damage to the other vehicle. Police investigated the crash as a possible crime or accident.
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Hydetown
Titusville Hospital
Judith Myer
Edward Myer
Corry
Myer
Avis Rent-A-Car
Pittsburgh
Harold Southwick
William Mercer
Tidimile
Glenn Eisenhouth
Titusville
Khaners
Pitts
Rampany Ax Vob
Mel
Norbher Southwater Ayity
Missing Boy Recovered After Boat Mishap
A partial notice describes a drowning incident where a boy fell from a boat into a river. A rescue boat found another boy, but details on recovery are unclear. The report mentions failing to reappear and a search for the missing child.
Sermon Planned for Cor Co High Baccalaureate
Cor Co Area High School class of 1961 will hold baccalaureate in the school auditorium this Sunday evening at 8 with Rev. Paul F. Bauer delivering the sermon titled What Must. Music for the processional and recessional marches will be led by Raviene Bliley organist. The hymn Now Thank We All Our God will be sung by the congregation. Invocation by Rev. Robert DeBoer. The Girls Chorus to sing Precious Mother. Reading from Mark 10 17 22 by Rev. Elmer A. Orten. Benediction by Rev. Reginald Merrifield. Closing now is Now the Day is Over and the program ends with a final hymn When I Survey the Cross.
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Bauer
Corco Area High School
Paul F. Bauer
Raviene Bliley
Robert DeBoer
Orton
Wright
Goares A. Mure
Elmer A. Ortenr
Reginald Merrifield
Dont Tremble Over Trials Court Says
Officials of the centennial Kangaroo Court announced they will not arrest Corryites for trial. Only those invited to participate will appear, with prior consent required and voluntary sentences declared harmless. Shavers Permits to appear on the street will be issued for $2 and worn during the celebration.
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Thomas Cragg
Merrill Patterson
Keystone Kops
Cragg
Patterson
Centennial
Two Men Die In Mine Explosion At Omar No.5
Two men were killed when a mine explosion occurred at Theomen Mining Co No 5 mine at Omar ten miles south of Lagan. Walter Crum age 38 and Orn Nesce age 56 were the victims. the exact cause and circumstances remain under investigation as officials assess the scene before loading for the day.
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Commine Nc
Theomen Mining Co
Omar
Lagan
Walter Crum
Orn Nesce
Cary
Holiday Memorial Day traffic toll races toward record
The Associated Press reports that during the Memorial Day weekend, traffic deaths averaged over four per hour by mid weekend. National Safety Council officials warn the toll could exceed the 1957 four day record of 413 if the trend continues through Tuesday. They estimate about 100 deaths on Memorial Day itself and 385 deaths over the entire non holiday period from Friday evening to Tuesday midnight.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Runaway Farm Wagon Death Near Girard
Cranesville area man Joseph S. Menosky, 83, died from head injuries after a tractor hauling two wagons rolled over him on a downgrade five miles south of Girard. Passenger John Kowle, 18, escaped with minor contusions. coroner ruled death accidental. The incident occurred Saturday around 9:30 a.m. at the path to his home en route to feed livestock. The Girard Fire Department ambulance transported him to St. Vincent's Hospital, Erie, where he died on arrival.
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Cranesville
Panora
Joseph S. Menosky
R. D
Girard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Robert J. Walcack
Girard State
Menosky
John Kowle
Area Camp Owner 43 Dies After Remodeling Job
Charles T. Pettit Sr., 43, owner of a hunting camp near West Spring Creek, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack while working on the camp remodeling project. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. Pettit, from Washington, Pa, and four coworkers were remodeling the camp known as Chitivoat when the fatal incident occurred Friday. The Red Man’s 16-year-old son was present on the trip. Bracken, the Erie County deputy coroner, ruled natural causes. Services will be held in Washington.
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Washington, Pa
Corry Memorial
West Spring Creek
Charles ‘T. Pettit Sr
Twining
Erie County
Robert Bracken
Pettit
Washington
Buwhday
Tett Hem
Charles Te
Croun
Pett
Tuane
Corry
Armines
Enim
Washineton
Bracken Maid
Dems Urge Cooling-Off Before Vienna Talks
Washington AP report says Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield urged suspending foreign policy criticism to back President Kennedy as Khrushchev meets in Vienna. Humphrey supported calm for unity, while Dirksen warned Kennedy could blunder into war. Nixon decried swapping tractors for Cuban prisoners.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
GOP
Khnishchev
Mansfield
Len Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Demontrate Vader
Vienna
Ben. Everett M. Dirksen
Tinos
Chicago
Soviet Union
Thruston B. Morton
Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Oklahoma City
Bear Lake Seeks Join Corry Area School District
Bear Lake borough requests transfer from Brokenstraw Valley to Corry Area School District. Warren County and Erle County officials refer the matter to Corry school directors for report. Bear Lake has about 40 elementary and 30 high school students. residents favor aligning with Corry due to work and locality. Existing out of county sub divisions Columbus and Spring Creek already in Corry system.
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Warren County
Corry Area
Corry
Erle Calinty
Bear Lake Borough
Maurice Kolpien
Erle County
John Mallory
Mullery
Youngsville
Bear Lake
Erie County
Columbus
Spring Creek
Court Upheld Pa. Blue Laws in Sunday Hire Controversy
The Supreme Court sustained the constitutionality of blue laws tied to Sunday activities in states including Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Maryland. The decision backed historical statutes aimed at Sabbath observance amid business opposition from retailers and some church groups.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
America
Suiper-Diug
Assecin
Highfaye
Intersata
BoMme
Salsoath Apposadt
Kennedy Keeps Birthday Among Cape Cod Talks
President Kennedy turned 44 at the Cape Cod shore while continuing crucial talks with Charles de Gaulle and Nikita Khrushchev. Officials said the president would resume the Eurepeat conferences and honor birthday wishes as aides noted a quiet day with family and friends nearby.
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Hyannis Port
Kennedy
Chins
Cape Cod
Charles
Vdo Gaulle
Khrushchev
Nation Honors Dead of All Wars on Memorial Day
The nation observes Memorial Day with diverse ceremonies but shared gratitude for those who died serving. At Arlington National Cemetery, Richard B. Russell will stand in for President Kennedy to place the wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The President calls Memorial Day a solemn tribute to sacrifices of the men and women who served. Continued on Page Two.
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Associated Press
National Cemetery
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Kennedy
Veteran Officer To Speak At Memorial Event
Memorial ceremony set for May at the Veterans Park where Col Robert H Allea Adyony Velon of Alfey and others will deliver addresses. The event will feature Master of Ceremony Charles Bracken, Mayor J Fred Kinley and clergy honors, with police directing traffic. The program begins at 1:30 pm, continuation on page three.
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May Parke
Adilresss
Robeph H
Adyony
Velen
Alfey
Jon
Cal
Sath
34Th Country
Trudy
Po Valley
Allen
God
Arra Hieh
Veterans Site
Foreign Wars
West
Washington Street
Ies
Charten Bracken
J. Fred Kinley
Jews Favor Justice Case Cited by Lawrence at Dinner
David L. Lawrence told a Pennsylvania dinner that Israel’s people favor justice over vengeance in the Adolf Eichmann trial and urged respect for law. The event honored Lawrence and 12 Pennsylvanians for funding a $600,000 youth center in Jerusalem named for Abe Governor.
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Flueenensnie All
Aig Cov
David L. Lawrence
Adolf Elcinjunn
Tyre
Israel
Justien
Lawrence
Pennsylvenia
Jharity
Biehmann
Jerusalem
Abe
Chandler Critical Again In City Operation
Callt.-Ac tor Jeff Chandler aged 42 remains in critical condition after a second emergency operation in nine days due to new internal bleeding Saturday. The gray hospital report stated he is resting well as he recovers.
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Chandler
Culvier City
Callt
Jeff Chandler
Nenitt
Kennedy weighs Cuban release plan during Boston stay
President Kennedy, staying at a summer home in Hyannis Port, weighs a Cuban prisoner exchange plan amid White House scrutiny. Castro proposes freeing 1200 prisoners for 500 tractors, a move Nixon critics call blackmail. Kennedy backs no government funding, leaving negotiations to a trio led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower, with committee groups coordinating behind the scenes.
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Hyannis Port
Maas
Kennedy Loday
Bnston
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Conpress Tive
Fidel Castro
Argie
Benty
Casby
Iniel Uuice
Mie
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
Milton Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhowen
Johns Mopkins University
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American Telephone and Telegraph System
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Utah-Nevada
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Neawne
Dems
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Thea
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Wight
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Athens
Greece
Mer
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