Auction Notice for Estate Sale of Robene Anaces Kempe Co
A fragmented notice announces a sale related to the estate of Robene Anaces Kempe Co in Spring County. It mentions a sale table, machinery and equipment including engines, hydraulic items, and front injects. The document notes a last day and a delay dispute with a party named Archie and references a Route Electrical and a county judge’s involvement.
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Tvatia Sontart UK
Denon
Ashipy
Uty
Roberty
Brie
Spring County
Posals
El 401
Best Salts Township
Wnahip Don
Robene Anaces Kempe CO
Ike Tightens Reigns On U S Satellite Program
Science group will work directly with the White House and expand to 17 members, signaling tighter U S control of the satellite effort as preparations for a first American launch proceed amid Russia’s Sputnik concerns. President Eisenhower, convalescing from a stroke, announced the move from Gettysburg. The advisory committee's new structure aims to speed scientific progress while global space developments unfold. Dr John P Hagen commented on patience until the International Geophysical Year ends, urging focus on scientific advances rather than immediate triumphs.
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Washington UA
Eisenhower Haa
Tleiten White Holst
White House
U. S
Russia
Earth
North America
John P. Hagen
Washington
U. S. Navy
French Assembly OKs Home Rule for Algeria
The French National Assembly approved plans for partial home rule in Algeria, rejecting independence and opposing rebel demands. Two bills passed with confidence votes for Premier Gaillard after he spurned a Moroccan Tunisian mediation offer. The plan keeps Algeria within France with Paris guiding key policies and allows elections for European and Arabic-speaking residents while safeguarding French minority representation.
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French National Assembly
Algeria
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
France
Repubic
Paris
23 Arrested For Rebel Terrorism
HAVANA police announced last night 23 youths were arrested on charges of subversion and terrorism. A police communique says the youths confessed belonging to a terrorist organization financed by former President Carlos Frio Bocar vos, now in exile in the United States. Piio Bacarras denies any rebel links. Cuban army headquarters said troops killed a large number of rebels in action near Bayamo, Oriente Province, the center of Fidel Casten's gebels.
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Havana
Carlos Frio Bocar Vos
United States
Piio Bacarras
Pulgencio Batata
Fidel Casten
Three Die As Burial Vaults Slug Car On Highway
A truck carrying three concrete burial vaults failed to slow at a crossing on U S 127 three miles south of here causing vaults to crash through a car windshield. The driver Howard Eugene Short 33 died along with James Olivery King 42 and Frank Willard Keller 97 all from Simi Ohio. the truck driver William F Moyen Route 1 Jackson Center Ohio was hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Ravuninu
Simi
Ohio
Howard Eugene Short
James Olivéy King
Frank Willard Keller
U. S. 127
Here
William F. ‘Moyen
Route 1
Jackson Center
O'Brien Cited After Car Crash Hits Parked Vehicle
James R. O'Brien, 121 York Street, was cited for reckless driving after his 1957 sedan struck a parked car on West Washington Street at 11 30 p m. The parked vehicle belonged to Robert Umstead of 20% North Center Street. Damages totaled about 1200 with Umstead's car costing 360 to repair and O'Brien's about 850. O'Brien had been released from Corry Memorial Hospital following emergency treatment for facial injuries and possible jaw fractures. Police noted he could not recall exact events. He was to undergo further X ray examinations today to assess injuries.
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James R. O'Brien
York Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Washington Street
O'Brien
Ura
First Avenue
O’brien
Robert Umstead
Nori
St. Thomas’ Church
Umstead
Umsstead
Ink
Shakedown of Antarctic Research Ship Near Sinking
Bulletin reports a London UK scientific expedition vessel struck an iceberg and may be sinking in lonely Antarctic waters. About BR persons aboard, with nearest rescue ships hundreds of miles away. Last messages place Shackleton in the area near South Orkney, heading toward a cove for beaching.
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Bulletin
London
British Scientific Research Sip
Antarctic
Cove
Police Warn City About Magazine Salesmen In Corry
Corry police chief Harley M. Drake alerts residents to beware of two or three aggressive magazine solicitors, supposedly backed by the National Organization Service Incorporated of Des Moines. They seek city permits to canvass for subscriptions, with a portion of receipts returned to a local civic group. officials urge demanding a city permit and an affidavit from the company and report any solicitor lacking proper documents. The group allegedly collected 2250 dollars for three subscriptions.
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Wree Corry
Harley M. Drake
Corry
VFW
Drake
Thheir Company
Sis
Ofice
City Polie
Chamber of Commerce
National Organization Service, ‘Incorporated
Des Moines
Iowa
Corry Nimrods Eagerly Await Deer Season
Corry hunters, including men women and youths, prepare for the opening of deer season next Monday amid heavy hunting activity. Farmers post no trespassing signs as roadside camps fill, while 1250 signs were sold by the Journal printing department. The Game Commission notes ample deer and good food supply, with restrictions on archery and doe seasons. Some factories close for the first day of hunting.
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Corry
Huouk
Sesso
Journal Printing Department
Boo
Wakeburg-Cutting
State Game Commission
Msunting, l
Button on coat causes toddler strangulation
In Enton Missouri a neighbor hosted a 2 year old boy, Steven Wilkinson, who died after a button sewn on too tightly snagged the coat on wood and caused strangulation as the child fell toward a basement stair. The coat's third button held the folds around his throat until he was found.
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Eenton
Steven Wilkinson
Humphrey urges top security program for missiles
Sen. Humphrey D Minn lauded moves to strengthen U S missiles capability and pressed for a comprehensive national security program funded by higher taxes if needed. He cited Air Force shifts transferring long range missile responsibilities and the development of anti missile systems while noting Soviet advances in rocketry. White announced new Air Force missile moves at the National Press Club.
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Washington
Humphey
D-Minn
U. S
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Congress
Minnésota
Air Force
Thefir Research and Development Command
Strate
Te Air Command
BAG
Thomas D. White
White
Senate
U.S
United States
City Council Debates Three Year Plan for Street Sweeper
The council discussed buying a new street sweeper over three years as it debated the proposed budget. A property tax increase of a quarter mill was considered, with approval expected after reading and further discussion. The meeting focused on financing and timing for the equipment and taxes.
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Bo Hn
Counell
President Views Army Navy Tilt At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower improves after a mild stroke and enjoys a visit with his grandchildren at his Gettysburg farm while watching the Army Navy game. Doctors report progress as he rests and considers plans for a return to duties at the White House.
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Gettysburg
Smerrenum
Eisenhower
West Point
Senower
Washington
Jeanly
Eisen
Aoner
Howard
Snyder
Auenower
Witte| House
Honey
Sheriff Says Dig Up Grisly Ed Gein Cache
Portage County Sheriff Herb Wan ierski and a deputy reported digging up another human skeleton at the Waushara County farm of Edward Gein, who has admitted killing two women and exhuming nine graves. King Mohammed VI of Morocco remained silent on regional developments as he rested in Dallas before a visit to King Ranch in Texas. Dag Hammarskjold traveled to Beirut on a Middle East mission to ease rising tensions along Israel's borders.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Portage County
Herb Wanierski
Waushara County
Edward Gein
Dallas Fi
Mohammed V
Morocco
King Ranch
Texas
Betrut
Lebanon
Dag Hammar Afjold
Beirut
Middle East
New York
Israel
Three Men Charged With Murder in Mrs Epsinger Slaying
Police say an 18 year old girl aided the investigation into the November slaying of Elza beth Epsinger, a 64 year old widow. The suspects are Michael Popo Vinh 6, Frank D Zantina 40, and Vincent Sea ten a 31. Mary Morton identified as key witness.
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Risisburunit
Ted
Urd
Gil
Elzabeth Epsinger
Mary Morton
Michael Popo
Vinh
Frank D.zantina
Vincent Seatena
Music Group Heads to Erie for Youth Concert
The Corry Music Boosters take eight Corry Junior musicians and chaperones to the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra Young People's Concert at the Erie Strang Vincent Auditorium. Tickets, funded by the Musicians Trust Fund, are free. After the 2 30 p m concert, students meet the players on stage and can handle instruments. Return to Corry is planned for about 6 30 p m.
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Wright ‘School
Corry Area
Corry
Erie Strang Vincent Auditoriue
James Sample
Retarded Children Appeal Reaches $130 Mark
The appeal to support retarded children rose to $130 with 30 replies received to the speet letter solicitation in Corry. Contributions average between $3 and $4 from respondents, said J. Fred Kinley local chairman this morning.
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Corry
J. Fred Kinley
Sputnik Rocket May Descend Over Week End
Cambridge area scientists at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory say the Sputnik satellite rocket could plunge to Earth before noon tomorrow. They aim to predict the final dive 24 hours in advance to issue a global alert if possible. Three possible Sunday passages are forecast across the United States from Florida to Maine, Texas to Michigan, and California to Montana, with the craft expected to cross limits as it reenters. The descent is noted to be accelerating as it tightens its orbit.
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Cambridge
Ainithsdniit
Adtrophyaleal Observatory
Florida
Maine
New York
Boston
Texas
Midwest
Kansas City
United States
Michigan
Pacific
California
San Fras
Los Angeles
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Smithsonian
Earth
Seizure of Cuban Arms Cache Near Santiago Harbor
U S customs agents seized a cache of carbines shotguns pistols and ammunition concealed in 16 drums labeled lubricants with one wrapper reading Viva Castro. The shipment bound for rebel forces in Cuba's Oriente Province was seized yesterday on a dock awaiting loading onto a freighter. Police detained 51 men and a boat in the Florida Keys was involved in a prior related seizure. Ramiro Ramades named as sender. Adenauer postpones London visit due to influenza.
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MLAMI
Fis
U.S
Santiago
Cuba
Viva Castro
Pidel Castro
Oriente
Florida Keys
City Reconsiders Street Sweeper Purchase Plan
City council debates budget with focus on street sweeper rental rather than outright purchase. Proposed 36 month payments keep annual outlay under 4000 while eventual city ownership costs a nominal 1 after three years. Wages for laborers and payroll raises also discussed amid tax revenue concerns and potential millage increase.
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Leary
Hirouatyie
Easton
Still Need Contractor To Put Up Lights This Year
The Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce reports unemployment and a lack of contractors delaying Christmas street lighting. Despite raising 625 dollars to cover costs and inviting bids, bidders and electrical firms have not taken the job, threatening the season’s illumination unless a contractor is found through commerce office contact.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clumber For Commerce
Sttice
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