Unclear diary items and farm equipment listed at sale
Fragmented OCR lists dairy items and farm gear including mower generator roaster radiators and electrical articles. Mentions Mrs Arthur Spar and a sale location near a farm with times and addresses garbled. Social notice style indicates a local auction or sale to clear estate items.
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Itnaville
Farmergusen
Arthur Tenia
Farm
Toule I
del- Worth
Ennsyl
Jon
Rod
Rene
Chily
Hector
Nes J. Ren
Arly
Saints
Conelrad Alert Reaches Multiple Schools in Five Minutes
Corry area civil defense and school officials tracked a countywide Conelrad alert to several schools in under five minutes. A breakdown at Harding School blocked Columbus transmission, leaving Warren County schools in the dark. Officials will report the alert’s success and push to include Spring Creek School in future alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor- Ty
Corry
Erie County Civil Defense Organization
Spring Creek
Fire Department
Clifford Holcomb
Corry CW
Colly Area’ High
Corielway
Wright School
Concord School
St. Edward's School
Harding Scho
al. Harding
Columbus
Harding
Warren County
Corry Jointure
Erie County CD
Holcomb
Couieter
Thomas R Shupe
Concord
Conelway
Erie
Spring Creek School
Spaniards Hold French Officers in Algerian Policy Probe
AP report says Spanish security police detained 17 former French army officers and politicians in exile over opposition to Charles de Gaulle's Algeria policy. Police released only five names. among detainees is Gen Raoul Salan, identified as a leader of the French underground army in Algeria. Also mentions a typhoon alert near Tokyo.
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Skadrid
Spantsh
Charles de Gauille
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Kearns Sees Unemployment Pulls in Hemp Harvest Labor
Washington AP Rep Carrol D Kearns says workers prefer unemployment pay to low paid field work as grape harvest labor shortages loom in Erie County Pennsylvanias largest in his district with grape pickers earning 1 50 an hour well above the federal minimum wage Kearns notes Puerto Ricans will be brought in to fill jobs and he hopes to join a House Migratory Labor subcommittee tour to Jamaica Mexico City and possibly San Juan to study migrant labor sources He may also accompany anImports study panel on West Coast Pacific trade with Dent leading the committee on imports and exports tests in Western Europe
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Washington
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
United States
Kearns
Erie County
Teis
House Migratory Labor Subcommittee
House Labor Committee
Jamaica
Mexico City
San Juan
House
West Coast
Pacific
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Dent
Europe
Probe Blast Fatal To Two Penn'a Men
State police probe a roadside Sun-Do Restaurant blast near Connellsville that killed two men, Prank Myers 30 and Paul Hart 23. Myers found inside, Hart died after 10 hours. Investigators seek why the men were there at 2:40 am as Turney of Connellsville witnessed the fire and helped extinguish flames. Firefighters battled the blaze. damage estimated at $40,000.
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Wonnellsville
Connellsville
O. Myers
Paul Hart
Myers
Hart
State Hospital
Harold Walk
Merley
Fatal Shooting Kills 10-Year-Old Girl
Na thaniel Millhouse, 18, held without bail as grand jury action pending in the fatal wounding of 10-year-old Geraldine Rust. Police said Millhouse fired one shot from a .45 pistol Saturday night, aiming at a teenager after a previous fight. the bullet pierced a doorway and struck Rust in the eye, killing her.
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Ehaladelehia
Ary
Nathaniel Millhouse
Millhouse
Geraldine Rust
Teenager Arrested After Hospital Visit To See Injured Friend
James town police detain 16 year old John Thompson after a hospital visit leads to arrest in auto theft case. The incident follows a high speed chase ending in a fiery crash involving Floyd Stockton of Corry. Thompson, son of Mrs Mary Bush, was held at Lakewood. The stolen car was demolished in the crash while another vehicle fled the scene. Further details outlined on Page Three.
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James~ Town
Corts
Corry
Jamestown
WCA
John Thompson
Mary Bush
Main Street
Thompson
Floyd Stockton
J&s
Lakewood
Soviet Fallout Danger Says Physicist Lapp
Physicist Ralph E. Lapp, who helped develop the atom bomb, warns Soviet nuclear tests have exceeded the safe annual limit. He notes 19 atmospheric explosions and more than 10 megatons of weapons debris, with arctic Russian tests delivering far higher radiation than American Pacific tests, suggesting a safe Russian-test limit nearing 3 megatons.
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Vaonuvurunac
Ralph E.lapp
Soviet Union
Atomic Enery Commission
Stout
Lapp
Pacific
Arctic
Russia
Brandt backs U S pledge to keep West Berlin free
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt told New York reporters that Americans broadly back the U S effort to defend West Berlin. He cited strong backing as essential to Berlin’s freedom amid ongoing talks with the Soviets.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
New. York
Brandt
U.S
New York
Kein
Germany
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Henor
Jom
Bonn
Maxation Expert Dies at Oak Park
Arthur Ro Kaiser aged 19, a veteran general manager at Sears Barhuck and Co tax department and muithar at Severn books, died recently in Oak Park after illness.
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Oak Park
Arthur Ro Kaiser
Ynat Ager
Sears Barhuck
Cotax Department
Muithar At
Severn
Sestersa
Fire claims tenant in Erie rooming house blaze
A fire swept through a large old Erie rooming house killing Earl Serr, 58, one of four tenants who were overcome by smoke. Leroy Hopkins, 65, died in the blaze. Five others were injured and taken to Hamot Hospital. Fire investigators pointed to an unknown origin as they worked at the gutted structure. The incident occurred during Fire Prevention Week amid a long month of fire-related anniversaries. Continued on Page Three.
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Erie
Earl Serr
Hamot
Con
Leroy Hopkins
Hamot Hospital
Senant Leroy Hopkins
Jrne
Chicago
Pest Age
Wis
Wisconsin
Pestigo
Lake Michigan
Evie
Erie County
Alien W. Firman
Hopkins
Four children die in two story home fire
Kenneth Seuis family home on Niles Road in Ar unio was hit by a morning blaze. Four children perished while the parents and a son escaped. Fire discovered on the second floor before 9 a m. A 10 year old girl named Bobbie tested for school. Victims identified as Peter, Paul, Susana, Kenneth Jr and Christopher. Father awakened by smoke but flames blocked entry to the bedroom. Parents hospitalized.
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Narren
Unio
Kenneth Seuis
Niles Road
Toaay
Paul
Bobbie
Schnal
Peter
Susana
Ahi
Kenneth Jr
Christopher
Radio Executive Dies in Shenandoah
Towa-Ray mond He! Laws, a 6 year old widely known agriculturist and board executive, died Saturday in Shenandoah.
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Shenandoah, Towa
Raymond He! Laws
Neutralist takes control as Laos cabinet deal reached
Laos factions reached a cease fire style agreement naming Souvanna Phouma premier and allocating eight cabinet posts to his neutralist group while pro Western Boun Oum and Pro Red Pathet Lao would hold four each. The pact reduces the chance of new fighting in the Jungle Kingdom as royal approval appears likely.
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Hin Heap
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Boun Oum
Souphanouvone
Pathet Lao
Comi- Hon
Kim
Laan
Prabang
Souvapna
Sou- Dhanouvong
Cyanide Linked to UNC Student Deaths in Mystery Case
Police chief W D Blake states cyanide poisoning may be double murder or self harm linked to two University of North Carolina students found dead in their dorm. James Michael Barham 20 and William Harrison Johnson Jr 24, roommates in the same room, were found after missing self help jobs in the dining hall. Autopsy ruled cyanide poisoning. milkshake cups await analysis as investigation continues. Students described Barham convulsing and seeks for a doctor were offered but Johnson did not react.
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Chapel Hill
W. D. Blake
University of North Carolina
James Michael Barham
Burlington
William Harrison Johnson Jr
Statesville
Blake
Barham
Johnson
What Do Congressmen Do When Not In Session
A survey of the Pennsylvania delegation shows varied activities, from vacations and trips abroad to campaign work. Rep. Clark travels from New York aboard a U S ship after Europe and the Soviet Union. He will testify on housing for the elderly in Philadelphia and Scranton in October. Sen. Hugh Scott will speak coast to coast and attend NATO events in Paris in November. Rep. Walter completes HUAC hearings and will join a Geneva migration meeting. Other Pennsylvania members return home to Schuylkill County districts and Philadelphia or Allegheny County. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Serr Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
New York
USS
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Wis Statf
World Bank For International Monetary Fund
Vienha
Kang
Gation
Bucharest
Moscow
Stockholm
Philadelphia
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Hugh Scott
Dallas
Tex
NATO
Paris
Franelyn Walter
American Activities Committee
International Committee On European Migration
Geneva
Switzerland
Ivor D. Fenton
Keystone State
Schuylkill County
John C. Kunkel
R. Leon T H. Gavin
R. Willards
Curtin
R. Paul B. Dague
Willam H. Milliken
R. Hernan T Schneebell
R. Carroll D. Kearns
R. George M. Rhodes
Allegheny County
Willam J. Green
Philadelpha Democratic
Aod
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St. Mary's Church
Conelrad
Toro
Tokoares
Erie County Harvest Kearns
Penn’a
Buddy
Henry Fonda
Henry
Jane Fonda
Frances Sophia
de Villers Brokaw
Rome
Italy
Young Fonda
Susan Brewer
Beverly Tills
Calif
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
Froom
Stanley Poole
Jane
Hin Jeup
Vien
Tlane
Zurich
Souphanauvong
Venter
Prince Boun Oum
Freedom
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