Unclear OCR Notice on Property and Auction Terms
Fragmented text outlines a real estate and auction notice with references to farm property, shops, dwellings, addresses, dates, times, and authorities. It mentions a 11 County area, a January 24 1957 or 1987 date, a 12 125 Erie location, and a sale under a referee, with conditions and bids to be heard in court. The legibility is too poor to extract coherent facts.
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Trun
Hsv
Perankripe If
South
Nln
Itane
Bank Street
Irs
Ated
St Maint
Erie
Tor
Sylvartia Coe
Dovelli
Houan
Mt Ma
Sputnik Satellites Circle Globe as Next Year Looms
Reports say Sputnik 2 may circle Earth for a year or more while Sputnik 1 slows its orbital decay. U.S. officials predict Cape Canaveral could soon host launching grounds for a first U.S. test sphere and later a fully developed satellite in March. Navy notes exact Sputnik 1 decay date, while Laika the dog aboard Sputnik 2 is believed dead in orbit.
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Washington
Rissin
Naval Research Laboratory
U. & Space Satellite Program
Project Vanguard
Cape Canavera
Flay
U. S
Grand Central Rocket Co
Mentone
Calf
Tom
Navy
Indies
Sputni 1
Moscow
Earth
Smuithsondan Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Open House At Area Schools Huge Success
Corry area schools hosted an Open House during American Education Week, described by School Superintendent LM Douglas as the largest turnout in years. A total of 74 visitors toured Corry Area High School and district buildings, with robust parent engagement noted throughout the day. Next-day visits were encouraged for those who could not attend.
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Corry
LM. Douglas
Douglas
Angi
Corry Area
Ae Wright
Rattling
Columbus
Lecider Calls For Unity Behind the President
An executive address urged unity and backing of the President amid a national emergency. Gov. delivered remarks to a cattlemen’s group noting Russia’s space launches create serious competition and strain on the United States. He emphasized setting aside party loyalty for a united front.
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Stp
Uhla
Sendser Anid
Russia
Way Earth Satelites
U. S
Lanter
Journal To Publish Special Y Edition Tomorrow
The Journal will feature a dedicated Y section tomorrow at the Corey YMCA detailing the building of the new Y at North Center Street. Workmen progress toward final installations in the kitchen and locker rooms in anticipation of the opening Saturday with an open house at 10:08 am and evening dedication ceremonies.
Administration Shuns Monetary Control Plan
A Washington administration rejected a quick enactment of standby wartime economic controls. Senators Capehart Bennettt and McNamara commented on limits of controls and deficit spending. Eisenhower addressed reservists as officials spoke on avoiding direct economic regulation while preparing for possible wartime needs. Havana to build a new city hall for 402000 dollars to house municipal departments by 1959.
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Waohington
Congress
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
National Defense Executive Reserve
Washington
Sen. Bennettt
Utah
Z Bennett
Eisenhower
Dio-Tv
Havana
Justo Duls Pozo
Stevenson Move May Limit Party Foreign Debate
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration aims to curb partisan fights on major foreign issues by involving Adlai Stevenson in preparations for the ParisAl Hed summit. Stevenson will meet with Dulles next Monday to shape tentative NATO proposals, testing cross party support and consultation depth. The outcome may influence January congressional dynamics and potential bipartisan cooperation around NATO nuclear policy and allied stockpiling plans.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Paris
Dulles
State
NATO
Stevenson
Tle
Russia
Congress
Eigenhower
North Atlantic
Europe
Khrushchev Ups Anthology Form At Moscow Event
Khrushchev spoke in polished party style on varied topics saying the United States lacks rockets and would be welcomed in Moscow as dear friends. He defended Zhukov as a military figure and toasted the armies of the Soviet Union Egypt and Syria at a Egyptian Embassy reception.
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Ener
Britain
United States
Khrushchev
Abdel Halim “Amer
Byron
Khrustichev
Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
Russia
Flu Epidemic Affects 38 Million Across U S
A Public Health Service report to the American Public Health Association notes that about 38 million Americans have spent a day or more in bed due to severe colds and flu like symptoms since mid summer. Dr William Stewart says the Asian flu now spreading in the middle Atlantic and east north central states may continue for eight weeks with higher than seasonal mortality, especially among older persons, and that future outbreaks are anticipated in untreated areas.
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Cleveland
U. & Public Health
Suly
Willian Stewart
USPHS
Ameri+ lcan Publicealth Association
Middle Atlante
East North Central States
Stewart
Professor Of Mobsters' Sons Called In Labor Rackets Probe
In Washington a professor described as connected to mob figures was summoned to testify on New York garbage disposal rackets. The Senate committee aims to probe associations with Vincent Squillante and Nunzio Mediolow, with Squillante set to testify next, amid allegations of a crime syndicate business in trash operations.
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Washington
Tuve
Anaintaia
San Pinberto
Robert P. Kennedy
Medion
Squil-lante
Nunzio
Busines
New York
Vincent Squillante
CD Avkeohte
Tito
Kohnedy
Equillante
Mental Hospital Escape Ties to Patrolman Slayings
FBI Director Hoover announced a nationwide search for Willard NY mental hospital escapee Bigik Edward Wetzel also linked to a November 5 double slaying of North Carolina state patrol officers Wister Tee Reeve and James Thomas Brown. The suspects fled in an abandoned car found in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and investigators report matching latent fingerprints from the dashboard.
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Ktstes Mental Hospital
Charlotte
1Y. C
John Doe
Wister Tee Reeve
Rockingham
N. C
James Thomas Brown
Sime Gr
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Hoover
Music Boosters Sponsor Erie Trip For $5 Children
The Corry Area High School Music Boosters Club plans to spend up to 58 to hire two buses for transporting the Junior High Band and music students to Erie for a concert by the Eric Philharmonic Orchestra on November 30. The group also authorized 25 for recording tapes and long play records for the new radio plays. The board thanked the party for hosting a post concert gathering with hot chocolate and cookies in the high school cafe. Membership and fundraising efforts continue as officers seek growth while planning nut sales to local housewives.
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Erie Trip
Music Boosters Club
Treasury
Corry Area
Erie
Eric Philharmonic Orchestra
Corry
Lari
Ena
Congress Urged to Cut Programs to Balance Budget
The Herald Atvernew reports Congress faces a tough budget debate urging program cuts to balance the nation’s finances. President’s remarks caution on security costs and warn of political fallout as lawmakers consider trimming agencies amid fiscal pressures.
American Mood Mixed Over Sputniks Impact
AP reporters surveyed Americans across the country about space fears and confidence. Reactions ranged from concern that the United States trails the Soviet Union to pride in eventual leadership, with many noting uncertainty about Congress and industry catching up.
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Hdstor
Noth: Hay
Did Not Flee Mishap Scene Driver States
In Corry, Silvia of RD 1 Lake City faced a charge of failing to leave identification at an accident scene after skidding into John Zondlo’s car on West Smith Street. Zondlo testified Silvia refused to show license. Silvia claimed a state trooper advised him and that city police took over the inquiry.
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Tigi
Alder- Renee Si Gobbett
Bya
West Smith Street
Charles
Silvia
RD. 1
Lake City
John Zondle
Brie
Cobbett
Zondlo
Corry
Debris Sighted in Pacific Triggers Pan American Search
Honolulu report notes unidentified debris and a dye marker seen in the Pacific as a Pan American Stratocruiser carrying 4¢ persons aboard is sought. Washington says United States and Britain will deliver rifles and ammunition to Tunisia. Lagos Nigeria students clash with college authorities as fences are tested amid defiance.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Washington
United States
Britain
Lave
France
Tunisia
Lagos
Nigeria
Thadan’s University College
Evacuation After Sewer Break Opens Near Ravenna Boulevard
A 150 by 75 foot sewer collapse near Ravenna Boulevard forced 75 residents from nine homes and a five unit apartment building as a 145 foot deep break widened rapidly. Police ordered evacuations as water and sewage spilled, threatening nearby structures just blocks from the University of Washington. City officials warned the trunk sewer could have failed years earlier, with the void growing until collapse.
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Hage
Fie
Ravenna Boulevard
Alee
University of Washington
Rebels Torch Havana Crops in Major Cuba Strike
Rebels led by Fidel Castro reportedly burned cane and tobacco warehouses around Havana and the Sierra Maestra, inflicting a large agricultural loss while aiming to destabilize President Fulgencio Batista. About 600 guerrillas and supporters operated in Oriente and western provinces, with an estimated 2 percent of crops destroyed amid rising tension.
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Vave
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Hulista
Cuba
Cubas
Castro
Sierra ‘Maestra
Oriente
Pitwr
Rio
Christmas Seal Drive Nears Start for Erie County
The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association launches its annual Christmas Seal sale with officers M. Douglas, chair, Mids Baresi secretary, and Mrs. Olin Bracken Sr. treasurer guiding efforts. Seals reach all residents next week, with Corry area mailings starting Monday. The drive runs November 15 through December, aiming for a county goal of 61069 and local quota of 6000, reduced from last year by 4390 due to generous prior gifts. Funds support free chest X-ray surveys, health education, and preventive health programs across Erie County, aiding over 2000 people in 1957 through screenings and public health measures.
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Calvin J. Frey
Finance Committee
Frey
Erie County
Medals barred as Britain weighs Germany symbols
Parliament ruled that German veterans may not wear certain medals abroad. A leader warned such displays could affect perceptions in Germany and abroad, citing Imperial and Nazi era symbols. The debate centered on how postwar Britain should handle veterans displays and national memory.
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Bonnd
Imperial
Germany
SWIK
Hitler
Red Cross Seeks City Help For Blood Drive
The Corry Red Cross chapter asks local groups to form committees to recruit donors for the bloodmobile program. Officials say the drive has been only moderately successful recently and urge consistent quotas rather than large but unmet ones. The Red Cross offers speakers to address meetings and answer questions to aid ongoing efforts.
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Corry
Taalvat
Reel Cross
Liberal Boosts Election Lead For Philippine Vice President
Liberal congressman Diosdado Macapagal widens his lead in the Philippine vice presidential race as counting continues. President Garcia appears set to win re election with Nacionalista support faltering for Laurel, the opposition candidate. Partial tabulations show Macapagal ahead by a growing margin as votes from Tuesday are tallied.
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Liberi
Diosdado Macapagal
Carlos Garcia
Macapagal Deain
Juss H Laurel Dy
Garvin Nacionalista
Retuma Tein
Nacionalista
Laurel
Chervie-presieter
Rte
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