Sale Notice Fragment From Local Paper
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a public sale notice with unclear details such as action and involved parties. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a sale process.
13 Oct 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a public sale notice with unclear details such as action and involved parties. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a sale process.
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The editorial urges local participation in the 1950 United Fund campaign to support 29 agencies including the Salvation Army and Red Cross. It argues Americans will donate to alleviate suffering and calls on Corry residents to contribute, noting hardships and the fund as the only hope for many in need.
Public relations chairman of the Greater Erie United Porid will speak at tonight’s kickoff meeting for Corry’s drive to raise 65 500 to support the 1960 UF project. Evie Phillips, division manager of General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania, leads the campaign with a Fort Stockton Texas background and a Washington and Jefferson College education. The event at the YMCA starts at 7 20 p.m. and draws all divisions for a regional drive offset by breakfasts at the Hotel Corry starting October 1.
A motorist identified as Omar At Donald, 38, of FD, collided with a fence on Carter Hill road. Police say he drove and struck unattended property, leading to three charges including driving and taking stock. McDonald is to appear before Marsh later today.
AP reports a Soviet defector gains freedom in the United States and begins a new life. The Refugee Rescue Committee notes the man will pursue job opportunities and independence, with officials outlining his path to integration and work.
Roy Bauch of Sparhunebure says he will appeal the city assessment at 22 West South Sliver. The plan aims to reduce the $6,190 assessment by $1,190. Bauch appeared before the Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals seeking a lower valuation, the first such case to go beyond the ten booth into county courts.
Seaplanes from Midway Kawaialein and Wake joined in a search for a U S flier missing in the Pacific. Duane Stirling and Clipe S Finneuri National Guardsmen from North Dakota were flying a flight from Oakland to Manila when a crash put them near Wake Island. Stirling failed to regain altitude, two planes turned back toward Wake and one crashed while Finneuri landed at Wake.
Sally, Amy and Moe rode in a 12 week old mouse capsule during a 700 mile space flight aboard the Atlas cone tests. The capsule was recovered in the South Atlantic about 5,000 miles from Cape Canaveral as Air Force officials assess survival and life support conditions. The mission tested the cone and radiation instruments ahead of crewed space flight with the mice in separate compartments aboard the capsule.
An American man who was executed by firing squad in Cuba asked how to retrieve his body. Family members in Virginia and Miami learned of the death and expressed disbelief. The brother described the deceased as a happy, thrill-seeking man living with his wife and young daughter in Miami.
Sarasota AP report details James M Blowht age 24 planning to trade his motorcycle for a car after a wedding ride gone awry. His bride, 46, toppled from the bike when a bump threw her off. she was left counting a bruised mood and then rode home later that night.
Washington reports a series of tests to forecast Pennsylvania crude oil output, noting a drop from about 20 million barrels in 1949 to 12 million. The tests will be conducted at the Bureau of Mines Research Center in Morgantown West Virginia.
A fragment suggests Cuban actions influence U.S. television, mentioning Miss Hemingway and a control box used for split image telecasting showing Nixon and Kennedy together on national TV. The text is unclear but implies staged or coordinated broadcast imagery.
Anthony Zarbe of Somerville Massachusetts the first U S citizen executed by Castro forces was among 13 men rounded up for plotting an invasion to overthrow Fidel Castro. Zarbe and seven Cuban companions faced firing squads near Santiago after a rapid military trial.
The third presidential debate features Richard M Nixon and John F Kennedy in a transcontinental broadcast. ABC NBC and CBS networks will carry it at the same time with identical studio setups and coordinated attire. The program uses multiple studios with a panel including Shadel and CBS and NBC correspondents.
Reports from the United Nations General Assembly describe a chaotic session over colonial questions. Khrushchev and Romanian delegates clashed with President Boland, explosions of remonstrance and a gavel banishing debate marked the distressing scene.
A report states Burr remains hospitalized after an incident at Cedars of Lebanon. Doctors assess injuries while authorities investigate the scene and gather statements from involved parties.
Premier Khrushchev plans to depart New York tonight after a United Nations appearance. He addressed supporters from a balcony, declaring his speech would be delivered as scheduled then return home.
United Nations General Assembly watchers saw Premier Khrushchev deliver a chaotic session marked by shouting and disrupted decorum. The Washington AP report notes his bid for African goodwill faced stiff resistance and colonial-era tensions, with a likely setback for Soviet aims despite possible support for one proposal from the Soviets.
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