Auction Notice for Warehouse and Farm Equipment Sale
A sprawling sale announcement lists warehouse tools including wrenches, appliances, cookware, heaters, lamps, rugs, furniture and rubber items. Farm gear such as tractors, plows, mowers, wagons, milking equipment, feed stuff and miscellaneous hardware also offered. Cash terms. sale near LeRoy area with specific dates and contact details.
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West Smith
Coal Island
Arthur Neers
Jayne Townsylvania
Will Alock FM
Senate to vote on McCarthy censure motion
Senate debates censure charges against Senator McCarthy with Jenner proposing to kill the censure by tabling the resolution. Ferguson cautions the move may fail while Case breaks from peers to oppose releasing McCarthy over alleged contempt of an elections subcommittee. The issue hinges on timing and parliamentary maneuvering as McCarthy seeks prompt resolution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
McCarthy
R- Wis
Ferguson
R-Mich
Republican Policy Committee
Tryin
D-Ng
Ervin
Communist Party
Newsmeni
Case Crsd
Watkins
Utah
Case
Ralph W. Zwicker
Youth Held Here on Morals Charge
Donald Leroy Styers a youth held for Erle County court on morals charge. He was arraigned before Alder M. Cobbett and pleaded not guilty, then placed under a $1,000 property bond. The youth, a former resident of this city, was arrested yesterday afternoon.
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Donald Leroy Styers
Ae Ouaswe
Erle County Court
Corry Piri
Styert
Alder Ynant M. &. Cobbett
Nak
Plan Strike To Protest French Rule In Morocco
Nationalist leader TM Morocco urged a three day general strike in North Africa to protest French rule. Shops were to close Thursday through Saturday in multiple cities to honor exiled Sultan Mohamad Ben Youssef. In Tunisia clashes continued with French troops near Tunis and attacks on two farms left about 20 rebels dead.
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Morocco
Associated Press
Paris
North African
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Tunisia
Surgical instrument imprinted on pillow in murder case
Cleveland county coroner testified that a surgical instrument imprint and blood stains were found beneath Marilyn Sheppard's head on the pillow. He described a large blood stain on the opposite pillow side and a two-blade instrument impression with a canal-like gap between blood areas. The testimony supports the state's theory about a missing murder weapon in the Marilyn Sheppard case.
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Sheppard
Associated Press
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Marilyn
Samuel H. Sheppard
Gerber
Clues Fade In Probe Of GLF Mill Burglary
Police probed the Grange League Federation unit burglary on Pennsylvania avenue. Ted May found gloves and a quarter inch electric drill near the Corry Country Club, the items likely used to crack the safe. Tracks suggested a pickup truck. an Ohio car license lead was inconclusive. The thieves appeared amateur. the safe and its contents worth several hundred dollars were damaged or lost.
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Cily
Grange League Federation
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ted May
West
Columbus Avenue
Corry Country Club
Lester Lewis
Mrill
Ohio
Neil McKay
Spring Creek
Atomic Offer Wins Praise Before U N
Britain joined the United States in earmarking fissionable material under Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan to help build experimental reactors abroad. U S officials said the offer of 220 pounds of material could fuel 30 to 40 new reactors and was a major step toward making atomic discoveries serve mankind. France noted 32 reactors exist outside Russia and allies.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Britain
United States Today
Eisenhower
Westsyn
U. S
Curtin
Henry Cabot Lodger
U. N
France
Jules Moch
Ruissin
Lodge
United States
Washington
Feussla
Andrei Vishinsky
U.S
Farm Home at Otte Broome Farm Destroyed by Fire
Firefighters from Findley Lake and Sherman battled a blaze at the Otte Broome farm home on Kidder Road near Marks Corners about 7:30 pm. The two story frame dwelling was reduced to a shell with flames likely starting from a defective chimney. Fire crews saved the nearby ponds to supply water. insurance status was not learned.
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Findley Lake
Otte Broome
Kidder Road
Marks Corners
Sherman
Indians Acquire Ralph Kiner From Cubs In Deal
Cleveland basesched Indians obtained Ralph Kiner from the Chicago Cubs for a substantial sum and one player to be named later. The team aimed to boost outfield power and provide emergency first base depth. General manager Fink Greenberg described the cost as substantial for the American League champions. The name of the other player will be disclosed later.
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Olev
Ralph Biner
Chicago Cubs
Ister
Fink Greenberg
Indians
Pitlaburen
Bear Killed By Corry Hunter Opens Two Week Bear Season
Corry area hunters report a successful opener of the two week bear season. Malvin Blynt, 18, of Prospect Street, made his first hunt a memorable one by dropping a 200 pound bear with a single shot near Kinga. Other bears were tagged across Lycoming, Warren, Monroe, Potter, Forest, and surrounding counties. Mrs. Mary Puchnick of Tutusyle harvested three bears near 450 pounds each.
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Corry
Nim Rod Wa
Malvin Blynt
Prospect Street
Phade
Big Woods
Kinga
Lycoming County
Warren Golinty
Monroe
Potter
Forest
Stawford
Pike
Mary Puchnick
Forest County
Tyhisville
Ellis Mcintyre
Warren County
Charles L. Kope Hod
Preasantville
Logs Spill From Truck In Erie Crash Injures Family
A toy truckload toppled off a bed sending logs onto a bridge near Wattsburg. Driver Clark Culbertson and Wilbur Runser, with his wife Yvonne and three children, escaped mostly minor injuries. Runser and his wife treated for minor wounds, while a passenger Norman Griffin was unhurt. Bridge damage estimated at 450.
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Erie
Wattsburg
Clargence Culbertson
Clare
Wilbur Runser
R. D
Waterford
Runser
Yvonne
John
Robert
Marian
Eric
Stem Memorial Hospital
Norman Griffin
Erle
Highway Department
Supreme Court delays trials in Erie arrests
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court extends delays in the Erie complex trial and bribery case involving Mayor Thomas W. Flatley and 95 defendants. Trials set to continue in Erie through November 29, with calls for venue change and appeals review. Separate rulings address a custody appeal and a police officer’s robbery case, plus a Florida sentencing date for manslaughter tied to a different case.
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Supreme Court
Erie
Associated Preay
Philadelphia
State Suprémeé Gourd
Thomas W. Flatley
Cim
Frie
Mint- Jay
Drie
Defends Unite
Met
Evie
Court of Equity
City Eyes New Millage Figure Amid Tax Debate
City officials discussed a revised millage plan with Finance Director Guy Abbey predicting the assessed value will rise to about 22 to 23 million from 5.8 million, prompting a potential tax levy rate drop from 18 to six or seven mills. The council unanimously approved using 15 percent of the total assessment for tax purposes as they seek budget passage by month end.
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de Gray
Ita
Council
Guy Abbey
Guy
Abbuy
William Miller
Abbey Aldne
Bollestor Brows
F. 1 Better
Elwin Fuller
Tax Committee Proposes Plan to Corry Council
Corry Council hears chamber of commerce plan outlining permanent financing and four spending ideas including city equipment, road work near hospital, police car, and funding for recreation and wire port maintenance. council accepts study for filing with other business and pauses action. Health board discusses razing two wooden frame structures and directs continued enforcement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dave Smiley
Treuatyer
High School
Mead Park
Spilley
HP. Bettes
Council
Myenua
Board of Health
Harley Drake
Judge Declines Jurisdiction in Milk License Case
Mercer Judge Herman M. Rodgers ruled the Mercier County Common Pleas Court lacks jurisdiction in a dispute over selling milk from Temple McAllister after the State Milk Control Commission refused to renew his license to sell in Pennsylvania. The commission stated McAllister was uncooperative and violated the Pennsylvania Milk Control Act.
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Mercer
Herman M. Rodgers
Mercier County
Olio
Pennsylvaeriht
State Milk Control Commission
Hiad
Lcense
Temple McAllister
Nell Mille
Pennsytvania
McAllister
Dusiness
Mercer County
McAlliater
Hare’s What Income Tax Means To You
The article explains that a city wage tax of half a percent on an average taxpayer earning about 80 dollars weekly or 4000 dollars yearly would add about 20 dollars annually. It notes that married taxpayers pay 14 dollars before while single filers pay 7 dollars, with the change showing little or no net increase for some and a larger rise for unmarried individuals.
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Hare
Abe
Knowland speech debate circles Eisenhower policy review
Washington Secretary of State Dulles supported Eisenhower administration foreign policy as adequate for present needs and opposed Knowland calls for a congressional review to test for a basic change. Fulbright labeled Knowland’s remarks dangerous and urged careful, unified policy guiding foreign and defense strategy. Funeral services for Fred Sailé Jr known as the Baller Kid set in Chicago with burial at St. Luke's Catholic Church.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Self
Sen
Knowland
It-Onlis
Ren. Fulbright
D-Ark
F-Chin
Benaté
Benate
Ben_ators
Alexander Smith
R-Nd
Sparkman
D-Ale
Senate
Fulbright
United States
Chicago
Fred Sailé Jr
Baller Kid
Florida
City Adopts Wage and Income Tax To Replace Per Capita Levy
City council unanimously approves a wage and income tax for next year as a substitute for the per capita levy. Finance Director Guy Abbey notes collection difficulties with the old tax and projects about 45 000 dollars in annual revenue at a rate of one half of one percent.
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Guy Abbey
Ross Fehiman
Hart T. Cherry
Charles Thompson
Robert Price
Abbey
Balicitor Roge Brown
Gollestor Brown
Cornell
Thalso
Farmer Survives 25-Foot Fall From Barn Roof
A farmer survived a 25 foot fall from the barn roof yesterday with only a severe sprain to his right ankle. He was taken to Carry Me morial Hospital where x rays showed no fractures and he was treated and released. The man said he lost his footing while working on the roof and slid before falling to the ground.
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Clobhern Caropague
Os Wissassanyin
Carry Memorial Hospital
Massinger
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Ann Hulhte
Fred Burdell
North Braddock
Butler County
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Bet Deland
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Anthony Figard
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