Paragraf Thé 5M Plickingeton Inc sponsors 10 new Super Duper markets
Plickingeton Inc sponsors of Super Duper markets in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio announced at its annual stockholders meeting plans for 10 more stores in the new fiscal year. Sales topped 128 million for the fiscal year. A sports injury at St Mark's Seminary was treated and a local employment office will close Monday for Columbus Day, reopening Tuesday. Weather outlook predicts cooler temperatures with showers Monday to Wednesday. Red Cross meeting in Lake City featured Gwen Seupholm outlining national chapter updates. Marriage license filed in Erie County court between Montgomery and Matthews. Car battery missing after theft reported in Corry. Red Cross blood drive collected 140 pints at Meatville unit with low turnout. Corry State Police report a single-vehicle crash on Route 6 injuring driver LeRoy Williams. Local residents plan to attend 100th anniversary of Guignon Hardware with a Harvest Daze dinner turnout expected.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Lake City
Corry
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Lawrence Anderson
Herman Steaves
Helen Davison
Gwen Seupholm
Office of Volunteers
Alexandria
National Red Cross
Hitz
Joseph Guignon
Guignon Hardware
Harvest Daze
LBJ Defends Need For TVA Against Selling Pressure
President Johnson rejects calls to dispose of the Tennessee Valley Authority and its network of dams, power plants, and fertilizer factories. He argues TVA belongs to the people of the upper South and the nation, countering critics who urge privatization or withdrawal from education and farm programs.
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America
Journal Daily Offers Reading for Young Readers
A daily Journal subscription is pitched as an ideal gift for youths away from home. The ad emphasizes steady access to news, features, and entertaining content to keep students informed and connected.
0000 8 000 Athletes Ready To Open Olympic Games
Tokyo hosts the $2 billion Olympic Games as 8 000 athletes prepare to compete. North Korea and Indonesia withdraw amid a dispute. Ecuador misses the event. Russia favored for gold with the United States and Japan close behind. Major infra and transport projects touted as key benefits of the games.
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National Stadium
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Indonesia
Ecuador
SB Sinks
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Russia
United States
Japan
Missionary Speakers Scheduled for Corrs and Spartansburg
Rev Runt Frei E Ruhl of Glendale California and Miss Agnete Hansen of Staples Minnesota to guest speak during a church missionary conference. Ruhl will lecture at the Corry church Tuesday through Saturday evenings at 7 30 plus Sunday October 1 at 1 am. Hansen will address Corry Sunday evening and Mon Thursday and Friday evenings next week and speak at Spartansburg Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Glendale
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Ilands
Agnete i Hansen
Staples, Mins
India
Will le
Corrs Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Spartansburg Gospel Tabernacle
Migs Hansen
Itahl
Pharess Thesday
Spartansburg
Miss Hangén
Corry
Olympic Games In Tokyo Draw High Ticket Prices
Tokyo braces for the first Asian Olympics with fervor as opening and closing ceremonies, swimming and track events sell out. Black market tickets reach 100 to 500 dollars, with extreme street seats near Emperor Hirohito's box fetching 1 000 dollars. Syncom satellite tests promise wide live television coverage across continents.
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Emperior Hirohito
Asia
Pacific
U.S. Demands Russia Pay Up for Peace Operations
The United States asserts Russia must fund peace operations, citing a World Court 1962 opinion on a governing assembly’s right to levy assessments. The memo notes Bolivia and Paraguay as examples among countries two years behind in payments.
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New Pence Age
Whei
U.S
World Court
Assembly
Bolivia
Paya
Denies Burglary Says Someone Put Goods In Car
In Meadville Joseph Maudie alias Joseph Manders Brie faced Alderman Donald Ladner on burglary charges after allegedly breaking into a public parking lot vehicle and stealing advertising and display materials. He claims the items were placed in his car by another person and was bound over to the November term. The piece also references unrelated geopolitical notes about Hungary and the Soviet bloc.
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Dinalville
Erie
Crawford County
Donald W. Ladner
Joseph Maudie
Joseph Manders
Brie
Meadville
Maudie
Ladner
Olympians not like ancient games say classicists
A Chicago report from the American Classical League compares modern Olympic events with ancient practices. It notes uniforms, gender roles, and training differed, yet the core aim remains promoting physical development through competition. A Moscow note reports economist Eugene Varga dies at 74.
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Tokyo
American Classical League
Oxford
Ohio
Chicago
John F. Latimer
George Washington University
Latimer
Gust of Wind Upsets Car on Thruway Injures Four
Four people were injured on Interstate 90 two miles east of Route 18 when a gust of wind blew their car into the median and rolled it over. Victims were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. Jeannette Skavenski 50 fractured wrist, Richard Knepper 54 chest injuries and facial cuts, Agnes Skavenski 45 and Elizabeth Knepper released after scalp injuries. State Police noted 31/800 damage to the vehicle.
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Erie
Wellsville
Ohio
Route 18
Girard Fire Department
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jeannette Skavenski
Richard Knepper
Walter Neusel Dies in West Berlin at 56
Walter Neusel former German heavyweight boxing champion and contemporary of Max Schmeling died in West Berlin yesterday from a heart attack at age 56. The notable figure rose to prominence in the 1990s era alongside Schmeling in German boxing circles.
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Berlin
Germany
Walter Neusel
Max Schmeling
West Berlin
Big Hanna Olds to Deliver In Football Team
A fragmented 1950s era high school football preview notes sophomores and seniors for Beaver lineup decisions. Hanna evaluates players like Tate, V, and Waseca as captains eye final road games, with early-season plans showing promise despite a shaky start and shifting coaching expectations.
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Beave
Hanna
Angus
Hanna Plan Tinko
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Nott
Tom Varassa
Bob Potocki
Dubos
Guar
John Wasecamore
Dick Tat
Fr Tate
Tate
Wings
Jeff Theisen
Hammond A Fors
Rady
Vas
Beaver
Fragmentary hokum from a lost clip in a sleepy paper
The unreadable OCR fragment hints at a local news item with scattered names and places, but the core facts remain unclear. It mentions no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. No decisive outcome is readable.
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