Fragmented OCR notice of sales and local events
Partial readable text shows a schedule with sale details and notices. It mentions a sale on 4th Street, livestock items like cows and a springer, and neighbors offering sympathy. Fragmentary references to times, addresses, and local names are present but unclear. The piece reads as a damaged local notice segment with scattered event hints.
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Tran
Higheat
Junk
Ain Street
Dgmnd
Wright
Pl Aduils
Springer
Rattle
Hingther
Nelson
Connie Lina
Porchlight drive falls short of Chest fund goal
Local Chest campaign lags its 46 920 dollar goal as volunteers plan a porchlight solicitation tomorrow evening. Rogey Brown, chairman of the professional group, and Frank McKnight with Tea Ul lead efforts in extending the drive and reaching as many residents as possible. By press time only two division heads could be reached, reporting partial totals and receipts.
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Rogey Brown
Inv
Wehods Dtviaton
Lir
Dinighas
Kai
Nto
Cochairmen Frank
McKnight
Tea
Journal
Thowsis Russe
Inelustevil
Dale
Roger Brown
Survey shows how new jobs help a city
Talus VVITT GE LOFY Isnanattul Devel opment Authority's appeal for $80. Od well under way, the Authority today released aurvey by the Eco nomic Research Department of the Chamber of Eommeron which shows what new idustrial jobs mean to a community. Per every 50 new Jobs fit inane Tnchartmeny estimated that other Iyismersies act 87 employes Pitty new Jobs moment that ap proximately 148 persons are added in a community alone with 26 more school children Personal income yikes by 6266,000 each year while bank deposits go up 5185.00. About 65 more pas senger cats are registered and four more refail business establishments are created. Retail gales, which iactuate al most indixgot rmitio to the num ber of persons employed, are in creased by $180,000 a year. 'These are just a few of the facta which produce a graphic picture on what jobs mean to any community. Now that Corry is threatened with the possible Toss of the Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc. the campaign for $80,000 is on and those taking fart feel that complete and 100 pen Genk success must be reported by Thursday night.
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Vvitt GE Lofy Isnanattul Development Authority
Economic Research Department
Chamber of Eommeron
Rmitio
Corry
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Aero Employes Back Fund Drive
Aero employees rally support for an Industrial Development Committee fund drive aimed at financing a new plant building. Volunteers solicited bonds and pledges as union efforts show strong backing. A special union meeting at Corry Lodge 1808 is set at 1 p.m. tomorrow to decide if union funds may purchase additional bonds to lure a new industry to the city.
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Aba Supply Mig. Co
Industrial Development Committee
Hive
Tinhe
Wippari
Corry
Ma Bern
P. mi
Red Tide Hurts Fish in Naples Area Florida
State conservation reports a red tide event affecting Naples area waters as authorities step up copper sulfate copper sulfate spraying to combat the bloom.
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Florida
Naples
Tras
Workers Appeal To Raise Eighty Thousand For Plant
A campaign to raise 80 000 dollars for a new plant is described as being supported by more than 50 people. Organizers aim to contact over 21 prospects and secure pledges to cover day to day operations. The Histeri Development Committee will hold a joint meeting at the Hotel Carty to outline plans and address questions.
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VGH
Geo
Anim
Gormerce
Pledges Pour In To Back Air 10530 Plant Appeal
Industrial Development Committee reports rapid donations from Gorey businesses and individuals to keep Avro Supply operating. By midnight tonight the group hopes to reach 417,000 and aims for 90,000 by tomorrow noon with 20,000 remaining for the final deadline at p.m. Thursday. They note rumors of 1000 pledges from local businessmen and plan daily reports to team captains for chamber office totals. A meeting at 4:18 Thursday is scheduled to discuss further progress.
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Gorey
Avro
At & D
Anid
Smut
Police Seek $60 Monthly Pay Rise for City Force
Police seek a 60 dollar per month raise for all city police to offset living cost increases over 13 months and press for work week reduction from 44 to 40 hours. The force’s letter, signed by all members, was presented to Mayor Earl Cherry but not approved by the council.
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Earl Cherry
Petilio
Guy Abbey
Body of Franklin Man Found In Lake Clendening
The body of a man tentatively identified as Robert M. Dolson, 45, of Franklin, Pa and Girard, Ohio, was found yesterday in a submerged auto at Lake Clendening. Harrison County authorities said the car had been in the water for months and bore a 1956 Pennsylvania license plate. Dolson had been missing since December. The vehicle was located about 15 yards offshore by fisherman William Smith of Steubenville, Ohio.
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Unio
Robert
M. Dolson
Franklin
Girard
Ohio
Lake Clendening
Harrison County
Pennsylvania
Dolson
Gshermab
Willian Smith
Steubehville
Voters turnout high in Corry mayoral race at noon
Early show of heavy voting reported in Corry as voters begin to cast ballots in the mayoral race. Journal tally indicates Republicans leading Democrats in multiple wards with precinct breakdowns showing substantial turnout across First, Second, Third and Fourth Wards.
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Corry
the Journal
First Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Air Force probes Texas sighting of egg shaped object
An Air Force engineer described a bright egg shaped object over west Texas and near White Sands Proving Ground this weekend. Reports say cars stalled, radios failed, and engines died as witnesses observed a fast moving oval light with heat shimmer and no sound. The Air Force opened an inquiry into similar reports across the region.
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Air Force
Texas
Lubbock
Tex
Autor
New Mexico
Yenterrluy
James Stokes
Air Force Missile Development Center
Hotlomman Air Force Base
Alamagordo
N. M
Terry Clark
Kalg
U. S. 54
White Sands Proving Grounds
West Texas
White Sands Proving Ground
Chicago
Virginia
Clark
Hol= Noman
Stokes
White Sands Proving v Grounds
Council Names New City Street Glenn Road
The Corry city council ordains Glenn Road to run 700 feet from 600 feet south of West Columbus Avenue on Worth Street to the rear of Mesa Pur, with plans noting a water main already in place and the street to be a walking path near the park. Airport Road designation follows, as does a property inquiry for a West Pleasant Street lot and waterway survey.
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Corry
Glen Road
West Columbus
Roger
Chery
W. E. Lundbere
Noverbet Js
Palonen
Jenning
Connell
Area Crash Leaves 23-Year-Old in Critical Condition
Claude Proper, 23, of Cambridge Springs was injured when attempting to pass on Route 6 near Union City. He lost control on the crest, veered off, rolled several times, and was rushed to Stem Memorial Hospital in Ashton City in critical condition with a possible skull fracture after x rays.
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R. D
Cambridge Springs
Claude Proper
Route 6
Union City
Stote
Proper
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Asilon
Plane lands on golf course after crash landing in Sydney
An Australian East-West Airlines plane with 27 passengers including a 4 month old baby and a 61 year old woman crash landed on a golf course near Sydney yesterday. The airliner was left half collapsed but no one was injured.
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Sydney
Australia
Austalian East-West Airlines
Russians Reject UN Disarmament Talks Amid Walkout
The United Nations faced a setback as Russia’s withdrawal from the disarmament committee sparked doubt about renewed negotiations. Western powers weighed a broader dialogue while Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kusnetsov stated his government’s position, casting cold water on any early revival of talks. Delegates noted the walkout weakened prospects for immediate arms talks.
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United Nations
LV. Kusnetsov
Kueneteav
U S GOP Senator Sees Missile Lead Regained
U S Senator Dirksen and other Republicans suggest the United States is regaining a missile lead after briefings with top defense officials and Adm. Radford. Senate figures including Johnson and Bridges question the pace of progress while debates continue on space satellite development and national security strategy.
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Washington
United State
Dirksen
Admirt
Arthur W. Radford
Enier Chaarmian
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Senate
Tyrdon B. Johnson
Texas
United States
Defense Department
Hind
Johnson
Russell
Dge
Armed Services Committee
Sem
Bridges
R-Nh
Space Expert Sees Reds On Moon Likely Thursday
Lancaster observer Dr. William Ley, space authority, predicts a Soviet Moon rocket could launch on Thursday to mark the Bolshevik anniversary. Ley noted the moon’s position this week aligns with a Saturday launch window, citing prior rocket history and payload estimates.
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Lancaster
Boviel Russo
Wily Ley
Tey
Russia
Sato
Ley
Whey
Fairleig’ Dickinson College
Rutherford, N. J
Street Head Seeks 1095 Snowplow Purchase Need
Clair Capyell streets director told council the department needs a heavy plow as snow falls on Corry. He said the department now has two weeks to find one, noting a 9 foot plow costs about 1000 dollars and a 1 foot brady would be expensive. Mayor Cherry said a winter decision is normal and Capwall should check with companies for bids.
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Corry
Clair Capyell
Chpwall
Jones
Capwalt
New Jersey Vote Narrows Race Amid TV Spotlight
Voters in Newark and surrounding counties choose between incumbent Republican Robert Moyitt and Democrat Michel Forbes as polls show a tight race for governor and a potential shift in state assembly seats. Networks in New York City carry coverage while campaigns court suburban independents.
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Newark
House
Robert B. Moyitt
Roconda
Michelmn S. Forbes
Parkes Magazine
Ilsehower
Youiny Meyner
Tye
Peyore
PPB
Massial
Meynien Anys Hietsty
Inlénasted Te Nim
Onal Office
Nike
Hik Chase Downy
Thee Networks
New York City
Fon
Meyer
Cage Hudson
Bergen
Morris
New York
Forbes
MeGov
Orval Fats
Spending Plans Discussed At Cabinet Meet
President Eisenhower and his Cabinet discussed administration spending and legislative programs for next year amid Russia space milestones. He called advisers to a special session for further discussion of domestic and foreign policy at Friday’s weekly meeting with the Cabinet, the sixth summoned in a week since 1984.
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Eisenhower
Wheaton
Wheaton, Navoriate
White Mouse Press
Steret Teil
City Hall Lights To Cost 644 Dollars
City officials say lighting upgrades for City Hall will total about 644 dollars. Charles Thompson, director of inks and public property, explains work on the mintelput building is needed to finish the palemimes and to salvaging new editing Iehts. Mayor Eat Cherry suggests funding from the parks department if available, with approval for installation on the second floor.
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Cornell
Charles Thompson
Direntor
Rontine
Rhowipaon
Ubat Wa Reiotas
Mintelput
Thompaun
Te Parks Department
Sewer Tax Figures Illuminate City Finances
An audit of the city’s sewer program shows annual taxes of $62,827 and construction costs totaling $863,407. The city also received $9,680 from Pennsylvania under a 2 percent construction-cost program, bringing total income to $72,493. Cash on hand and in the bank was $83,787 as of May 1, 1987, covering last year’s transactions.
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Sewell Teblois
Rentil
Idhe
Thhe
State of
Pennsylvania
Tigwres
No State Issues Off Year Election In Pennsylvaniabrise Forecast Of Light Vote
Pennsylvanians turned out for an off year election as polls opened with light turnout expected. Reports from assorted counties described voters deciding local posts including district attorneys and mayoral races in Pittsburgh and Scranton, while statewide offices drew little attention. Continues on Page Five.
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Penn
Genere
Rim
U S Scientists Clash With Soviet Claims On New Power Source
American researchers question Moscow reports on a fresh power source advanced by the Soviet Union. Several scientists doubt any revolutionary device exists, citing lack of independent verification and reliance on Russia’s own tests. Observers note possible experimental results but stress cautious interpretation amid differing expert opinions.
Corry Republicans Denounce Deceptive Letter Tactic
Corry voters faced a deceptive mail piece allegedly from W W Waterhouse, chairman of the Corry Republican Committee, aimed at influencing support against Earl T Cherry for mayor. Waterhouse says the letter was crafted to mislead and misuse party names to ride on naval Republicans rather than support the Democratic Committee.
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Cory
Corry
W. W. Waterhouse
Republican Committee
Wallithouse
Earl T. Cherry
Waterhouse
Democratic Committee
Council Okays New Fire Hydrant Installation
Ageochon and West Church streets will gain a new water main extension and a fire hydrant after a City Council vote. Safety director Robert Price said existing hydrants are far, hoses and pumpers scarce in the troubled area, and closer hydrants reduce water pressure loss. The project is estimated to cost about 900 dollars for the city.
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Ageochon
Wered
Iast Aight’s Council
Union
West Church Streets
Robert Price
Hhat
Price
Cocry Wall
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