Auction Sale Opens For Household Goods In Pennsylvania
A damaged OCR item describes an auction of household goods and appliances at a location on a street in Pennsylvania. It references a sale table, bids, and various items like cookware, heaters, and ice equipment. The notice mentions community members and a funeral blessing from a family. The text includes names such as N Ayers and a Creek location, tied to a 1957 date and Commonwealth references.
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Elven
Aguin
Colm
Eer
HALL
Springer of
Vattle
Maylvatiin
N. Ayers
Haburg
Vaccine Shortage Sparks Efforts in Stricken Areas
Drug makers rush to distribute vaccines as Pennsylvania faces a deadly outbreak. The disease hits Penshurst State School in Chester County where seven mentally retarded children die, raising the toll in the region. Officials report peaks may come late but warn the crisis could last weeks.
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Penshurst State School
Chester County
Pennyylvania
McElroy Pushes Rapid ICBM Development
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy ordered no delays in long range missile development and rejected excuses for hindrances. In a memo to Army Navy and Air Force chiefs he urged swift progress as Congress weighs Russia’s satellite launch and missile tests. McElroy praised progress at missile centers and noted successful firings as a sign of momentum.
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Aorungton
Neil McElroy
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
United States
Russia
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Blackshear
McElay
Rescue U S Pilot From Sea When Record Flight Fails
American pilot William Wyatt was rescued from the Atlantic off Spain after a record nonstop flight from Galveston to Rome failed. French and U.S. air and sea search teams had tracked his lone single engine plane, which ran low on fuel after departing Galveston earlier in the week. Wyatt had aimed to land in Bordeaux but vanished near Groix island, Lorient, as strong headwinds thwarted the attempt. Authorities said he was picked up about 30 miles northwest of Coruna, Spain, with no further details available.
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William Wyatt
Galveston
Rome
Canal of Spain
Wyatt
Wlveratt
Yrestwick
Scotland
Atlantic Ocean
Horeawest
Coruna
Spain
Corun
Tex
U.S
Bordeaux
Rne
Groix
Lorient
Canina
Corry Hunters Open Five Week Season for Turkeys Grouse and Squirrels
Corry area hunters began the state's five week hunt for ruffed grouse wild turkeys and squirrels as rain helped ease fire danger. Turkey numbers appear high this year though not concentrated near Corry. squirrels are common in the woods nearby. Daily limits include two grouse eight per season, one turkey and six squirrels daily with 24 squirrels per season. The broader small game season runs Oct 28 to Nov 30. Opening hours start 7 a.m. EST except opening day at 8 or 9 a.m. EST.
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Corry
Ex Buddy Says Girard No Hero At Army Trial
In a Japan Army trial, ex friend Specialist Victor Nickel testified that GI William Girard was not a hero. Nickel admitted he knew Girard killed Mrs. Maka Sakai, a Japanese brass collector, after earlier denying it. Nickel cited public portrayal as a hero and fear of consequences as reasons for his change.
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Buddy
Girard
Bumagahana
Japan
GI William
Victor Nickel
Anet Girard
Maka Sakai
Yuzo I~ Wachi
Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Albert Rakwx
Chicago
Kell
Wickel Galdle
Hialary
Nickol
Erie County Industrial Show Opens 1957 Exposition
The Erie County Industrial Exposition opened with a ribbon cutting at Rainbow Gardens Waldemeer Park. Over 200 attendees from press radio and TV plus 78 exhibitors attended a dinner honoring exhibitors. The show runs today and tomorrow 2 to 10 pm with door prizes totaling 1000 and a Miss Industry pageant culminating Tuesday.
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Erie County
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Raymond
Toen
New York City
Allegheny Airlines
J. LeGrand Skinner
Manufacturers Association of Erie
Miss Erie
Peggy Sue Barnes
Andrew Kelly
Framie Marshall
Local Church Names Minister Rev Paul Bowlby to Pulpit
Rev Paul Bowlby will fill the pulpit at the Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street tomorrow morning. He comes from Knox Pennsylvania after serving in Atlisburg and Knox. Bowlby replaces Rev R R Merriman who moved to Homer City. He was elected by the congregation and is a graduate of the Eastern Nazarene College. He and his wife with their five year old son have moved into the patronage on Worth Street.
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Paul Bowlby
Church of the Nazarene
Esex Street
Bowlby
Knox
Atlisburg
R. R. Merriman
Homer City
Loca
Ite Mow
Bistern
Nivarene Gollewe
Yunley, Manan
Worth Atrset
Firing Of Navy Vanguard Rocket Delayed Twice
The Navy Vanguard rocket test at Cape Canaveral was postponed twice amid gaps in explanation. Russia’s Sputnik orbited Earth, with new sightings reported by observers in Wisconsin and at Milwaukee society observatories. Officials described two prior tests as successful as the first fully instrumented satellite goals moved to next March.
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Washington
Navy
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Flo
Russia
Sputnik
Earth
Wisconsin
Florida
Milwaukee Astronomical Soc
Edward A. Halbach
Society
New Berlin
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Allan Hy
Nek
Aero Buys 3 Fire Safe Suits For Engineers
Aero Supply Co. reports two serious accidents in test buildings over 177 years yet buys three aluminized asbestos fire suits for engineers. Clyde Keith, VP manufacturing, says the $1,000 suits from Mine Safety Appliance repel 93 percent heat and will be worn during high temperature tests, while investigators probe the No. 9 explosion with no identified cause.
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Aero Supply
Aero
Clyde
Keith
Aero Supply Mfe, Co
Tnc
Mine Safety Appliance Company
Soviets renew threat to aid Syria in event of attack
UN debate centers on Syria and Turkey as Soviet warn of intervention. US and Turkey build forces for possible action while calls grow for a broader airing of the issue. Ambassadors and foreign ministers weigh options as Canada and Peru signal proposals.
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Syria
United Nations
United States
Turkey
Middle West
Syrhi
Noboni
Lester’ B. Pearson
Onunday
Ottawa
Te Thme
Tsraeli
Song
Caniuda
Peru
Pge
Night Class Registrants Meet Tuesday at Cowry Area High
Registrants for adult extension courses at Corry Area High School are invited to a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 30 to set days and hours for regular classes in typing bookkeeping sewing and art. The session will be in rooms typing 61 bookkeeping 77 sewing 1 135 with the Corry school board continuing the night classes despite reduced state reimbursement.
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Cowry Area High School
L. M Douglas
Douglas
Corry
Harrisburg Patriot Price Hike on Newsstand and Home Delivery
The Harrisburg Patriot will raise newsstand price from 5 to 7 cents per copy starting Monday. Home delivery rates rise from 30 to 42 cents a week, per management announcement on the front page.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Patriot
Queen Elizabeth Watches Maryland-North Carolina Football Game
Queen Elizabeth II paused state duties to view the Maryland versus North Carolina football game from a special box at the Yale end of the Ed yard line. Earlier she toasted President Eisenhower with Secretary of State Dulles and planned a British Embassy foundation ceremony and troop review.
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Washington
Elizabeth II
Dallas
Eisenhower
University of Maryland-North Carolina
College Park
Prince Philip
Philip
Marine Barracks
Elizabeth
London
Lemvon
Buekinenian
Prince
Ques Lind
Hope's Show Faces Sponsor Clash Over Timex and Bulova
Hollywood reports a potential disruption to Bob Hope's TV contract after a commercial mix up on Frank Sinatra's show raised sponsorship by Bulova while Timex also sponsored. Hope learned Bulova's involvement only shortly before filming and told his agent to alert Timex, risking ad conflicts and late-hour airing arrangements.
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Hope
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Frank Shiatra
Abowtv Jagt Nn Hove
Bolova
Bulow
Sinatra
Timex
Associated Press
Wal
PSIS
Area To Clear Weatherman Says Weather Rowers Plan
The weather forecast notes rain and high winds likely to ease fire danger. Forecaster Corey urges caution as Wednesday looks unsettled with showers, cooler temperatures, and potential clearing by late week.
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Corey
Pierre
Rensare
Six Autos Crashes Cause $750 Damage Reported
State Police reported three traffic accidents near Corry Union City and Erie with total damage around 760 dollars. Ann Bystricki backing from a Corry driveway was hit by Victor Morris from Spartansburg, each car $150. Harry Twombly's left turn was struck by a southbound truck driven by George Volgstadt, about five miles south of Union City. both vehicles $150. Marion Murphy of Erie skidded and struck Carlton May parked at Routes 98 and Gand. total damage $300. No injuries noted, citations pending.
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Treec Femaci
Corry
South Center Street
Ann Bystricki
Victor Morris
Spartansburg
Union City
Harry Twombly
RD. 3
George Volgstadt
Erie
Maron Murphy
Gand
Carlton May
May Close Clymer Milk Co
Reports from the district indicate the Clymer milk plant may shut down with operations saved only if the Berma operation is declared indefinite. A move to concentrate production at the Mile Sharman plant faces no definite decision yet but would bring economies while maintaining the same milk output. The Clymer plant currently employs about 200 people in summer, dropping to around 70 in winter.
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Mile Phi
Clymer
League
Driver Appears DaZed After East Washington Crash
Police report a two car collision on East Washington Street at 3 15 am involving Walter Rogers who reportedly lost control of his car and struck George Buck's parked vehicle. Rogers was found dazed and may not recall driving or having keys. his wife led officers to police headquarters. City watch. Subhed notes resigning NY Police Superintendent Kaxtman and appointment of William A O Connell.
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Walter
Rogers
Corry
East Washington Street
No. 2
George D. Buck
East South Street
Buck
Les
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