Auction notices and sale listings include livestock and gear
A partial sale notice lists livestock, cattle, hogs, and assorted farm equipment for auction near Brown 3-3194 North East, with items such as corn, grain, drums, a Philco set, living room furniture, and tools. Open house and sale dates are indicated with several locations and contact hints scattered through the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Yuan Shire
Lin
Basi Ama
Borstorii Ule
Suit
Pall Shetsky
Imare
Oerstorti
Win Estate
Brown
North East
Lp. m
Livemarket
Niles
Bute
Tolstein
Philco
VanTassel
Artansburg
Outen
U.S. Speeds New Western Missile Plan
The United States and three Western powers push a study on space missile use for peace. They seek international inspection and control to assure missiles fired into space serve peaceful ends. Officials hope the Soviet Union accepts and move forward without waiting on broader disarmament talks.
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Wisin Neen
United State
Wesuis
London
Quiles
Ie Elton
Eisenhower
Harold Stawen
United States
State Department
T18
Soviet Union
Gree
Rusia
Burn Victim In Aero Fire At Corry Described As Satisfactory
Don Williams, 22, of R D 3 Corry, a test engineer, was seriously burned in a jet plane fuel fire yesterday. He sustained second and third degree burns to legs forearms and back. Investigators cited an electrically operated heat exchanger as a possible ignition source. A Buffalo bloodmobile delivered A Negative blood, aiding transfusions at Corry Memorial Hospital before the new supply arrived.
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Don Williams
R. D
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Williams
Buffalo
Corsy
Two-Vehicle Collision on West South Street
Laurence Porter and Charles F. Williams were involved in a rear end collision on West South Street when Williams stopped to let a passenger alight. Porter said he glanced aside to check his children, causing $210 total damage split as $200 to the front of Porter's car and $10 to Williams's rear.
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West South Street
Laurence Porter
Wayne Street
Charles F. Williams
East Frederick Street
Williams
Porter
Three men flee police in fatal West Liberty crash
A car attempting to burglarize a service station smashed into a utility pole on West Liberty Avenue early today, killing Albert J Haney Jr. 28, of Mount Washington and injuring Richard Hammet 18, of Hazelwood Thomas Callahan 18, of Pittsburg and Patrolman Richard Wagner 41 of Mount Lebanon. Wagner was treated at St Clair Memorial Hospital for head and leg injuries.
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West Liberty Avenue
Albert J Haney Jr
Mount Washington
Richard Hammet
Haxel Wood
Thomas Callahan
Pittsburg
Richard Wagner
Mount Lebanon
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Ghana Aide Protests U S Discrimination
Ghana finance minister A Gbedemah reports being refused service at a Dover restaurant due to color. President Eisenhower invited him to breakfast at the White House, while Nixon hosted him in Accra. The incident prompted a planned U S protest to counter perceived discrimination amid Ghana’s independence and rising regional influence. A train collision in West Newton, Pa., kills 80-year-old Michael Cornelia.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Gbedemah
Ghana
White House
Negra Republic
Dover
Del
Ghedemah
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Funch
Africa
VK. A. Gbedemsh
Howard Gook
Howard Johnson
United States
Adiai Stevenson
America
Nison
Accra
Voektsil Paty
Nixon
Sid
Talon
6 000 Watch As Missile Destroys Imaginary Plane
At Bglin Air Force Base a F100 fighter fired a target rocket representing a foe plane and downed it with a heat seeking Sidewinder. Nearly 6,000 people watched the firepower demonstration as the tiny 5 inch target was destroyed. A Defense Department scientist praised the weapon. The event featured various Air Force displays including intercepts of large bombers and high altitude maneuvers.
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Bglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Defense Department
Northrop Pasay
Girl 7 Escapes Injury In Wagon Mishap
Carolyn Vance seven rode on a farm tractor pulling a wagon when she slipped off and a wheel passed over her abdomen. She was taken to Corry Moreria Hospital for X rays and released as not seriously hurt. Her father Mr Ostar Vance of Corry RD 1 expressed thanks for the outcome.
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Ostar Vance
Corry
Carolyn
Corry Memoria
Vance
Million Dollar Church Planned for North Side
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church to construct a new modern Byzantine style edifice on the North Side at a cost of one million dollars. The project envisions a church and community center serving parishioners with a large hall and meeting spaces.
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Pietaburgh
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
Break in Integration Deadlock Shocks Little Rock
Little Rock eyes President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus for a possible break in the deadlock over school integration. Paratroopers remain to enforce federal court orders at Central High School as Faubus vows to maintain peace with local authorities if troops withdraw. Ike says troops stay unless assurances of peace are proven and local police can maintain order.
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Probe
Little Rock
Ike
Faubus
Little Mock
Ark
Eisen‘hower
Gay
Orval Faubus
Tsenhower
McElroy Sworn In As New U S Defense Chief
McElroy becomes the nation’s sixth secretary of defense at a White House ceremony with President Eisenhower. The president awarded the Medal of Freedom to Charles B. Wilson, the retiring defense chief, as McElroy was sworn in in the Cabinet Room.
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Washington
Neil MW
McE Shroy
Defense
Soap Company
White House
Eisenhower
McElroy
Charles B. Wilson
Percy Nelson
Fisenhower
Wilson
Secur
Syria accuses Turkey of mid east threat at UN
Syria laments at the United Nations that Turkey threatens peace by massing troops along the Syrian border. Damascus complains of repeated Turkish air violations and border incursions, noting protests to Ankara and requests for member notification without seeking formal UN action.
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Syria
Turkey
Mid-East
United Nations
NI YM
Middle East
Day Himmarskjold
Damascus
Moscow
Salamdis
Khalil Kallas
Ankara
Eisenhower says U S could have first satellite but at cost
President Eisenhower told reporters the United States could have produced a satellite earlier but doing so would have hindered long range missile progress. He announced December test launches and a fully instrumented U S satellite planned for March next year.
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Yaphunsrus U—rencent
Eisenhower
United States
U. S
Soviet Union
Rupala
Russia
Yankees Tie Series 3-2 in Ninth Inning Victory
The New York Yankees defeated the Milwaukee Braves 3-2 in nine innings to even the World Series at three games apiece. Bob Turley pitched the full nine innings for the win as the series moves to a seventh game.
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New York Yankees
Leday
Millwauken Braves
Bob Turley
The
Yanks
Bom Larsen
Warten Spatn
Soviet Leader Urges Fight or Talks In U S Soviet Clash
A garbled report quotes Khrushchev and US leaders weighing fight versus talks as NATO tensions rise. Mentions Kennedy era dynamics and a top level conference as Washington and Moscow assess options and paths forward.
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York
S. Khriahehey
U. S
Soviet
Newark
Timex
Boviet
Londara
Wiaralal
Giniikoy
Mipiltar
Dent Markhower
Khrushchiy
E Fighsiewet Tan
Reskatt
Elider
Trane
Iihsvineet Iwitieley
Han
United States
Mtuarihiat
Wihoss
Russian Satellite Altitude Declining
Washington reports the Rusty 9 early Earth satellite shows falling altitude after initial launch. Cavendish Observatory calculations indicate altitudes from 400 miles down to 160 miles with the craft possibly reentering within hours. Congress debates government action and an inquiry into the lag behind Russia in satellite tech.
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Washington
Learth
Phehmen Evenunger
Sen
Symington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Russia
Senate
Cavendish Observatory
Cavendish
Satellite Briefs From Moscow On Space Travel Plans
Pravda reports Moscow will launch Langer satellites Interout er space with live animals to study interplanetary travel. The paper calls the man made moon a step toward winning comic space as it recounts its construction and launch. Daniel R Davies of Columbia Teachers College urged Americans to rethink world superiority citing the recently launched Russian satellite to support his plea that genius emerges less through accident and more through opportunity.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Langer
Pravda
Communish Party
Pitteburgh Oh
Ameritas
Daniel R. Davies
Columbia University
Teachers College
Miei
Une
Group Studies Garbage Problem Dismisses Member
A city group studying the garbage issue reduced its voting members from five to four. Michels was dropped from the council committee amid a plan to continue city waste collection. The panel will present the recommendation to the City Council at the November 4 meeting.
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Tigmniee
Michels
Rhafiben
Poli
Choy
Reds Losing In San Marino
In San Marino, anti Communist forces edge to power as militiamen disperse rifles to government leaders and a top Communist figure flees across the Italian border seeking protection. The crisis signals a likely capitulation by the Communist government and a shift toward anti Communist control within the republic.
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Reds
San Marino
Communist Party
Luigi Zafferani
Police Hunt Three Model Prisoners Escape From Cumbria Jail
Police search for three inmates identified as Floyd Burges 2, Dowd Kinsey 19, and Robert Poltrack 3 times in Johmnatown who escaped yesterday from Cumbria County Jail as described by Warden McHugh. The trio described as good prisoners slipped from their cell and fled through the building and windows.
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Sbeneburg
Cumbria County
McHugh
Floyd Burges
Dowd
Kinsey
Robert Poltrack
Johmnatown
New Gas Pipeline to Secure Winter Supply for City
A new gas pipeline project by the local gas company, overseen by manager J. I. Noble, will boost pressure on East South Street and Summer Street connections, upgrading low to medium pressure to ensure steady gas for heating and cooking. The 4,000 feet of line on East South Street and 3,000 feet on Spartansboro Highway will be installed, with completion expected in about ten weeks.
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Noble
East South Street
Spartansboro
Summer Street
66 Pints Blood Donated By Corry Residents
Corry residents donated 514 pints of blood to the Buffalo regional blood bank as a mobile unit visited the Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Two-thirds of donors were town residents, with full attendance and no rejections recorded.
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Corry
Suly
Buffalo
Wailele
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rostoma
Ug Tut
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Obtemes, Mu, Heights Jr. College and Academy
West Newton
Ballimore and Ohio Railroad
Michael Cornelia
U.S. Defense
Ft McElroy
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Plan
Upaeniane
NHK
Paler
restitoFon
Ohlal
Yankees
Khrushchev
Quile
Bla Obeek
Jean
Fourrat
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