Auction Notice Details Near Davenport
Fragmented sale notice lists various household items and tools such as stove, cookware, appliances, sewing machines, heaters, rifles, and clocks to be sold on a November day in Davenport. It mentions executors Guardian Curry Penti McKnight Center Street and a sale date tied to a Tuesday in mid November with强调 taxpayer participation.
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Reed
Davenport
Frank Arthur Sootten
Guardian
Curry
Penti& McKnight
Center Street
Stice Ng
Husia
Senate leaders map rule for next week session on censure
In Washington, Senate leaders plan late talks on procedure for a special session to rule on Sen. McCarthy's censure. Johnson and Knowland meet to set an order of business, aiming to dispatch the three count censure report within about a week or two, with McCarthy predicting a swift vote.
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Senate
Davies
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Johnson
Ben Ferguson
R-Mich
Republican Policy Committee
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Flanders
Kenowland
Len Watkins
Utahy
Local state policeman testifies at hearing
Local state policeman Pfc Carl F Miller testified at a hearing in Crawford County Court before Judge Leo Mac Kay about a March 14 Route 8 crash near Franklin. Buser, Fatally injured, collided with a mall truck. R J Faeringer and FD J Diamond sustained minor injuries.
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Robert Francis Super
Titusville
Leo MacKay
Mercer County
Crawford County
Pfc
Carl F. Miller
Corry
Gub-Slation
Franklin
Buser
R. J. Faeringer
J. Diamond
Charles. Buser
Fartinger
Sarsh Buser
New Hiring Here Still At Low Mark In Corry
Corry job market shows 23 placements in the past month with 4 openings and 36 referrals. Unemployment compensation claims dropped to 1433, the lowest monthly total of the year, while 253 new initial claims rose from last month. Placements across categories included clerical, service, skilled, semi skilled, unskilled, and entry level work.
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Corry
Paul Hensley
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Hensley
Heasley
Police to Cite Driver in Local Smashup Fleeing Scene
Police investigate a hit and run on West Smith Street at 9 20 last evening involving a parked car owned by Clarence Cole. A second vehicle, owned by Chuence Colé of 684 Wayne Street, allegedly fled after sideswiping the Crosby family car driven by Mrs Claude Crosby who reported a baby in the back seat was knocked to the floor. Damages to the Crosby car were estimated at 140 dollars. the other car's damage and driver identity remain under review. The incident is a misdemeanor and will go to county court.
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Clarence Cole
Weve
West Smith Street
Chuence Colé
Wayne Street
Claude Crosby
Heat Lake
Crosby
Polict
Open House Visits Planned Across Local Schools
The public school system will observe American Education Week from November 7 to 13 with visiting days at Harding Tuesday Wright Wednesday and Concord Thursday. An open house at Corry Area High School will replace visits next week after the building is completed and other schools will not stay open in the evening.
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Harding
Wright
Joncord
Lawrence M. Douglas
Mew Corry Area
Typhoon warning raised as new disturbance nears Philippines
Typhoon warnings were hoisted in the central Philippines as a tropical disturbance intensified. The Manila Weather Bureau said the storm was 400 miles east-southeast of Samar Island with winds at 115 mph. It is expected to strike the Central Philippines Sunday afternoon if its course holds.
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Manila
Philippines
Pacific
Samar Island
Central Philippines
Former Nazi Minister Released From Prison
Berlin 81 year old Konstant von Neurath former foreign minister and governor during the Nagai occupation was freed today from Spandau War Crimes Prison in West Berlin. He was among the first Hitler lieutenants to win freedom from the four power jail after the 1946 Nuremberg trials. Neurath is nearly blind and has a heart ailment.
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Berlin
Konstant von Neurath
Spandau
West Berlin
Crechoslovskia
von Neurath
Hitler
Nuerenberg
Va Neurath
Marty Brothers Trial Date Set
Two Cony brothers Al and Pete Marty arrested in Erie gambling crackdown will face trial on Tuesday November 16th. District Attorney Damian McLaughlin announced a full 36 defendant trial schedule with other defendants and potential continuances through February. He warned of legal battles and noted defense plans to seek delays to avoid pretrial media influence. Meanwhile Max Conrad launched a nonstop flight attempt from Idlewild to Paris aboard a twin engine aircraft.
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Cony Brothers
Pete Marty
Erie
Damian McLaughlin
Rial
McLaughlin
Thomas Fistley
Brantey Schwartz
Henry Soscia
Jack Martin
Radio Andelevision
New York
Max Conrad
Idlewild
Paris
Babson forecasts another stock break on way
Babson, famed for predicting the 1929 crash, warns of another Dow decline of 50 to 75 points after the market’s 1963 rebound. He notes current stock yields are too low post tax, and that markets can move independently of business and earnings despite weak activity. The piece previews continued volatility.
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Babson
Roger Ww. Bapow
Babson Park
Mass
New York Times
Dow- Jones
Dow-Jones
Larely
Immerar Rel Cout Fromme Sven
Jn Uts
Wan
Oil City Player Injured Ruptured Spleen in High School Game
In Oil City last night a gridiron accident left Boyd Enos, 17, with a ruptured spleen during the Corry High School at Oll City game. He underwent emergency spleen removal at Corry Memorial Hospital and was listed in good condition today.
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Oil City
Boyd Enos
Brayton Enos
Old City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gaita
Ol Chig-Corry
Loveland
Ihan
Family Receives Letter From Missing Airman
Union County mother Mrs Baumer received a letter from her 2 year old Air Force son, missing after a bomber crew was shot down over North Korea during the Korean War. The note dated January 3, 1983, describes his humor and hope as he stated he must leave but will write again.
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Syria
Sangeet Lewisure
Maj- Wwallhin
Bullmer
His Mather
Korn
Mra
Whitley L. Bulmer
Inter
North Korea
Baumer
Air Force
Union County
Aeroreltnis
City Budget Looms With Trouble For Next Year
City leaders face a looming budget crisis with only three to four weeks before posting a tentative budget. Miller delays figures, millage decisions hinge on assessments, and appeals may overwhelm council. Sewage plant, fire truck, and department pay hikes add to delays and debt worries.
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Ould
Guy
Mt Financial Tinsee
William Miller
Ose
Miller
Connel
Cornell
Stanford Hose Company
Strets Department
Poling
Draft UN Resolution on Atomic Plan Seeks Peaceful Use Pact
Western nations drafted a United Nations resolution urging endorsement of President Eisenhower’s plan for shared atomic energy. The document seeks Russian input and aims to promote peaceful nuclear development while a global conference discusses progress and international cooperation.
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U. N. Committee
United Nations
U. WN
Eisenhower
Ruwie
U.N
Eal
Dwwnas
Advive
U. S
Britain
France
Ganda
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Eisenhower PLC
Chic
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Erkloft
Canada
Evelyone
Russa
Pate
Chrysler Loss Hits $12 Million in Q3 Report
Chrysler Corp officials disclosed a twelve million dollar loss for the third quarter of the year. The heavy loss was reported in a stockholders report detailing the first nine months of 1964. Despite the results, the board declared a 7 cent common stock dividend payable December 1 to holders of record November 1, 1964.
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Symxevormecy
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Priday
Fos
U S Egypt Sign New Aid Pact For Transport Links
The United States and Egypt signed a new agreement today granting about 40 million dollars in U S economic aid to support Egyptian American cooperation. An official joint statement noted the aid could flow into transportation projects and road and railway improvements, with emphasis on expanding highways and rail links.
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Anties
Egypt
Reype
U. B
Jefferson Caffery
Ding
Dhelia
Judge May Set Six Day Week For Sheppard Trial Threat
Cleveland jurists consider a six day week as Defense cross examination of Deputy Coroner Lester Adelson stretches into a third week. Judge Edward Blythin warns that pace could force Saturday sessions while William Corrigan probes the autopsy and alleged weapon details in the high profile Sheppard murder case.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Sheppard
Tirt Witeness
William J. Corrigan
Lester Adelson
Willems
Edward Blythin
Marilyn Sheppard
Hin Moujthy
Corrigan
Ques ‘Heniy
Adéleon
Anawerk
Sam Sheppard
Corrigar
Adelson
Muskies Shipped From Local Hatchery in Crawford County
Merrit Little, superintendent of the Joen hatchery, oversaw shipment 218 of muskellunge raising from a three-pond rearing complex west of the city. An initial 6000 fry were placed in the pond last spring, with hopes that over 600 survive. New shipments include brown trout eggs from Pleasant Cup hatchery and rainbow trout eggs from Reynoldsdate. The hatchery currently rears brook trout and borrows other species as needed, while muskies remain vulnerable to predation by their own kind.
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Grawford
Merrit Little
Joen Hatchery
Lillie
Pleasant Cup
Bellefonte
Reynoldsdate
Bread Prices to Rise Monday Across Bakers
Bread wholesale price will rise by one cent per loaf starting Monday due to higher costs for flour oil and labor. Bakers in Los Angeles and other areas plan to pass the increase to retailers who may raise consumer prices by about 19 to 20 cents per loaf. Local dealers and company officials cited higher input costs as the cause and said consumer changes depend on market decisions.
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Aidtert
Cme
Security board finding upheld by Secy Dulles
Davies has been a key figure in a ten year dispute over China policy and is described as not disloyal in the sense of having any red ties. The security board's ruling supports the secretary in handling sensitive political alignment concerns amid ongoing debates.
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Davies
China
Davies Firing Stirs China Policy Controversy
Washington indicates veteran diplomat John Paton Davies Jr. faces dismissal for judgment and reliability concerns. Secretary Dulles confirms findings of a five man board, noting Davies not disloyal but his continued employment not clearly in national security interests. Davies, in service 23 years, declines to contest the decision, citing grounds but disputes some premises. Retirement impact uncertain. Times notes possible loss of benefits in under four years depending on final action.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Paton Davies Jr
Atate Dulles
America
China
Bng
Dulles
Davies
Duvies
Truman
Dulies
Iate Department
New York Time
Tavis
United States
Kuomintang
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Dayvns
Lose
U. S
Chiang
Statd
Red
Benator McCarthy
R-Wing
Ewenhower
Patrick J. Hurley
U & Ambush
Eizenhrower
Soviet Union
Foreign Service Journal
Foreign Service Offices
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Gulf of Corp
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Chrysler
U.S
Pymatuning Dam
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