Farm liquidation sale listing various farm goods and gear
An OCR fragment describes a farm auction with items for sale including a barn, beddings, kitchen items, tractors and tools. It mentions consignments and delivery terms, a sale time of 315 PM, and locations such as Route and Farm Road Lymer. The text includes dates and prices in a broken format.
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Reed
Jent
Easter
Jon P.M
Lymer
Rock Bull
Mond
Patteebenis
Local contractor reports trouble with city sidewalk project
Weidner Construction of Warren says Ralph Perkins damaged a newly laid East Smith Street sidewalk by driving a Jeep and a dump truck on it while concrete was green. The firm seeks records with Connell. no action taken by police as no officer witnessed the acts.
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Ray Weber
Weidner Construction Co
Warren
George Weidner
Ralph Perkins
East Smith Street
Frank Carnegie
Weidner
East Smith
Wright Streets
Carnegie
Alto
Peeking
East Smith Jst
Wayne Street
James McClelland
Perkins
McClelland
Rnser Jong
Weider
Connell
Harley Drake
Corry Woman Injured In Route 99 Crash Near Wattsburg
A Corry woman, Mrs. Lawrence Craker, 34, was injured when her car rear ended a vehicle stopped on Route 99 south of Wattsburg. She received a facial laceration and loose teeth at Corry Memorial Hospital. Damage totaled about 250 dollars. possible charges are pending.
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Corry
Wattsburg
Corry State
Lawrence Craker
Mott Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
William B. Bayhey
Wattsboro
Craker
Barney Auto
Craker Auto
Barney Machine
Official Rebuttal On West Washington Street Bridge Plan
Corry Construction Co argues a local letter criticizing the West Washington street extension is inaccurate. Benjamin Gibbons says access existed from both ends, the project began in 1961, paused for winter, resumed in spring, and is nearly complete with bypasses kept for residents.
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Corry Construction Co
West Washington Street
Jounal
Witiheld
Aiken
Benjamin Gibbons
Gibbons
Killer In Hotel Massacre Was The Victim
Police traced a chaotic assault at Corner Hall Hotel in Los Angeles where four people died and a fifth wounded. Ballistics showed shots came from Sherman Sheridan Burch who apparently killed himself after enraged over a neighbor's radio. his death ended the hunt.
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Los Angeles
Corner Hall Hotel
Sherman Sheridan Burch
Edward J. Clark
Clark
Britton
Liey Hannon
Datile B. Hare
Gene Ribnolfson
Byrd
Leanve
Runolfson
Barch
Drug Firm Sued For Faulty Anti Cholesterol Drug
Four plaintiffs contend MER 29. VS Stalin anti cholesterol drug caused harmful effects to skin eyes nails hair and organs. They seek $30,000 each from Richardson Merrell in U S District Court, totaling $120,000 in damages.
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Rae —Auese York
Richardson- Merrell
The
Tout
Stalin’ Ersting
Pittsburgh
Allene Walker
Washingtdh
Pas Anthony J. Shidek
Groveton
John A. Kelly
Saltshore
Oxford Remains Uneasy Amid Integrations Tension
In Oxford Mississippi tense conditions persist around the University of Mississippi amid James Meredith's enrollment. National Guardsmen will be released and thousands more ordered home as calm returns and preparations for a weekend homecoming football game proceed with security concerns noted.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi
Kennedy
Department of Defense
Ole Miss
Houston
Jackson
Corry Labor Group Approves Attendance Funding for Institute
The Corry Labor Council backed funding to cover registration fees for Corry Area Golden Age Club members wishing to attend the Community Service Institute on October 20 at the Moose Lodge. Lewis Barton announced the move as a step showing labor’s community support, with the event run by the local labor group and the Erie County CIO Council’s Community Service Committee led by Frank Grace. The service committee chair is Mrs. Howard Vanderhoff. Delegates also endorsed the United Pand drive at the same meeting.
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Corry
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Moose Lodge
Lewis Barton
Erie County Aplcio Council
Frank Grace
Strange happenings signal Halloween rumors in village
Local residents report odd events around the village as Halloween tensions rise. A vandal altered a traffic signal at South Center streets while a derelict lot near West South and Spring shows signs of disturbance and a foxed sign warns there is no hunting.
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Jongie
Russia Expels U S Naval Attache Over Espionage Claims
In Moscow the Soviet Foreign Ministry ordered Raymond Smith, the U.S. naval attaché, to leave the country amid accusations of spying. The note cited detailed maps, notes and sensitive equipment as evidence from the alleged surveillance of military targets.
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Moscow
Cass Raymond D Smith
Espiona
Smith
United States
United Nations
1.S
U.S
James R McSweeney
Sardbth
Lottet Orpaus
Seno
Abe
Naval
Faymond Stith
Soviet protest over consular case mentions spy charge
Moscow radio quoted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as declaring the U S charge against Smith incompatible with his status and calling for his departure. The U S consul rejected espionage claims but said Washington was complying with the ministry’s wishes. (Continued on Page Two)
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Smith
Moscow Radio
McSwee
Ministry of Fovilun Affairs
Lodytiye 2
Connéc
Nis Atatus
Soviet Union
U.S
Slaying During Fire Deaths Shocks Pittsburgh Area
In East Liberty Pittsburgh John J Sanker 43 died after slashing artery while escaping a fire. An off duty lieutenant aided but failed to stop blood loss. Fire damage estimated at 5000 dollars. Cause unknown. Meanwhile a fund drive shows 100 percent employee pledges from several firms including 100 percent at City National Bank and General Telephone with per person averages around 20 and 17.70 respectively. Youth Walton 16 is sent to Youth Study Center after arraignment for killing neighbor Causey Adams 46 reported injured by a board strike.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
John J. Sanker
Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Lion Battalion
William W. Hillgardner
Sai Sami
James McDevitt
Sanker
West Penn Hospital
Hillgardner
Lagenia
Cochaiien Glifford Taylor
Keith Henton
Henlow and Taylor
Citas National Bank
General Telephone Co
Melnnes Steel Co
Cochairmen
Nevi
Philadelphia
Chophsyiyan Walton
Causey Adams
Walton
Adams
Lost Youth Spends Night In Woods
Sixteen year old Bill Smith was found safe at home after camping with his father and brother near Curwensville in Clearfield County. He separated from them Wednesday and spent the night in a hastily built shelter, eating wild apples to stave off hunger.
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Curwensville
FavaAri
Bill Smith
Bill
Vandalism hits local YMCA as police probe
Corry YMCA suffered damage when vandals broke glass globes protecting entrance lights after 10:30 p m. Wees noted each globe cost about 10 dollars. Police Chief Drake urged residents to come forward with information, promising witnesses' names would be withheld.
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YMCA
Sterling Wees
The
Corry
Wees
Harley Drake
Drake
Coed Directs Looting of Parking Meters in Madison
Madison police arrested the sixth member of a student gang accused of looting parking meters for about $1,000 in night raids. The 20 year old University of Wisconsin coed directed the operation from her apartment basement where keys were fashioned. Police estimate city losses at $3,000 and warn of possible new gangs on campus as more suspects are sought.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
U S jobless figure down but rate stays high
The Labor Department reports September unemployment at 512,000, 420,000 fewer than August, with 69.6 million people employed. The rate remains at 5.3 percent in August despite the decline, reflecting many long term and discouraged workers. The hard core unemployed dropped by 100,000, the smallest in years, while more housewives and out of school youths entered the job market.
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U.S
Labor Department
Congress Nears Adjournment With Final Hurdles Remain
The 87th Congress nears its end as three major issues linger. Conferees settled on a foreign aid bill of about 3.93 billion, with differences still to resolve. A contentious Agriculture Department funding bill and a self employed pension fund draft face uncertain fate ahead of adjournment. Senate and House leaders express mixed optimism about finishing by Saturday night.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Agriculture Department
Dawson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Eader
Congress
White House
Wrecking of Warning Signs Probed by Troopers
State police investigate destruction along West Washington Street extension tied to a construction project by Corry Construction Co. Benjamin Gibbons reports signs broken torn and dragged away with tools left nearby as a car flee scene.
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Carooine Vangais
Mgnt
Washington’ Street
Corry Aubstation
Corry Construction Co
Alkens
Benjamin Gibbons
Gibbons
Cancer Victim Smoked Pipe Too in Suit Against Tobacco Co
Otto Pritchard, 64, testifies in U S District Court that he smoked cigarettes and pipes, claiming Chesterfield Cigarettes caused his cancer. Dr. William F Kramer, medical director of Wampole Laboratories, testified about his diseased finger and alleged link to smoking.
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Pimtsburgh
API
Pitts Oun
eHrpenter
Cheserfield
Otto Pritchard
U. S
Ginute
Myers Tobacco Co
William F. Krtmer
Wampole Laboratories
Stamford
Conn
Whd T Amored
Pritchard
Kramer
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Dent
James Ford
Russia
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