Auction notice lines up farm equipment and real estate sale
An auction notice lists farming gear and property for sale including tractors hay balers mowers silage equipment and a parcel near Plum township plus legal notices about wills and decedents. The listing mentions locations Burlin City Jansburg and references inter state routes and sale terms.
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Ali
Nanew
N. Ngere
Iky Dairy Halter
Springer
Toureville
Hela Inernationil
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Smnational Pto
van Uss
Nee
Alee
Aly Yen
Jansburg
Burlin
Porn
Ry Poel
Soviet Marshal Removal Rumors Stir Cold War Lines
News from Moscow and London signals growing support for Zhukov's ouster as Soviet officials delay a formal decision. Central Committee meetings and editorials suggest the marshal faces accusations of meddling in army command while preparing an official public announcement possibly tied to the party presidium lineup.
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Tutu
Bene Watt
Thu Missions Cienvil Bhukul
Ahouriow Latiiver
Paler
Holelhe
Len
Ube
Savlee
Atikoe
Yuline Party
Indium
Wota Batthe
PNPEY
Nikita
Moscow
Central Committee
London
Presidiun
Fy Uys Communist Press
No Cuts In Congress Defense Budget Maintained
Congress maintains defense spending at 1.7 billion dollars while critics press for cuts. Secretary of Defense Ayron Biroy, new in office, announces modifications to an August 17 memo amid focus on scientific and military advances. Sputnik orbit and Hawk missile development feature in the day’s brief notes on U S and Soviet technical progress.
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Congress
Ayron Biroy
Charles B. Witton
Penta- Bonalder
Howe
Eisenhower
Tsatiore Tabi
Columbia University
Russia
Sputsie
U.S
Sputnik
Presbyterians Meet On Merger
Presbyterians from the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the United Presbyterian Church of North America hold talks to draft merger plans. A scheduled merger target dates May 28 and the joining of the two denominations are discussed. The United Presbyterian Church in the U S A has about 2,809,000 members while the United Presbyterian Church has around 252,000. Dr Samuel C Wal, of the special committee on congregations, leads the current two day meeting.
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Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Wolunihy
United Presbyterian Church
U. S
Adea
United Presbyterian ‘Cruel
Samual C. Wal
Dulles Warns Russian Crisis May Affect United States
Secretary of State Dulles warns that the Russian crisis could impact U S policy and security. He cautions that Soviet actions abroad may prompt responses from the United States and allies, noting the danger of external moves amid global tension.
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Dulles
United States
French finance expert Gaillard may form next government
Paris reports Radical Socialist Felix Gaillard, a 7-year-old epithet in error, is urged to form a government to fill a political vacuum after President Rene Coty asked him to lead. Coalition dynamics show conservatives, communists, and Poujadists opposing Mollet, with Gaillard possible only if independents tilt toward him.
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Paris
Felix Quillard
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Gaillard
Maurice Bourges-Muynovry
Waterinkght
Mollet
Antoine Pinay
Montia
Fon
YMCA Hires Two Employees for New Staff Posts
The YMCA board approved the appointment of Mrs. C. M. Howard as office secretary and Loren Gibbons as custodian at the last meeting. Howard will earn 2400 dollars yearly and Gibbons 3200. Sick leave and vacation policies were set for the two full-time non-professional staff.
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YMCA
C. M. Howard
Loren Gibbons
L. M. Doulas
Keith Henton
William Peiffer
Wow
Move To Revitalize Blood Program
A local session at the hospital yesterday discussed reviving a blood program. Participants included a representative committee and civic leaders who see renewed community interest as vital to the project.
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Die
Red ‘Cross
Congress Tables Federal School Aid Measure
Congress delayed action on federal school construction aid, with Rep. Cleveland M. Bailey stating the measure would be revisited in January. Bailey cited political timing, party divisions, and integration debates as factors, while indicating continued support for targeted aid to districts strained by defense and military-related student loads.
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Congress
Seasine
Cleveland M. Bailey B-Wyal
Falliles
Ula Iosie
Democratic
Wallon
Pyeldent
Elsenhow
Bailey Sale
Bailey
House
Tte Vance
Baltey Sale
Eisenhower
YMCA Adopts Rates For Memberships
The Corry YMCA board, chaired by Dr. J Guy Butters, adopts new membership rates including 6.00 for fourth grade and 7.00 for seventh grade, 10.00 for high school graduates, 15.00 for ages 22 and older, 25.00 for man and wife, and 30.00 for a full family. Guests may attend at most twice per year to prevent abuse, with no set rate for sustaining members or civic groups. Continued on Page Six.
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YMCA
J.guy Butters
Corry
200 Illegal Speed Zones In State HAMPISBURG
A partial survey in Pennsylvania shows more than 200 illegal speed zones across 46 of 67 counties. Gov. Deader requested the study, which found about 191 legally restricted zones with 30 extended where restrictions were extended. The most common were 25 mph zones where 36 mph would be legal under department standards.
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Pennsylvania
State Highways ‘Department
Deader
Commonwealth
No Interest Over Election Warned Amid Apathy
Voters statewide show apathy as two constitutional amendments stir limited interest. Legion leaders expect the Korean bonus issue to draw turnout while many offices statewide face elections. Political leaders seek momentum for next year as county and city officials are chosen across multiple jurisdictions.
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Mny
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Campaign drives toward $29,368 total goal
The drive edged upward but remained far from the $48,000 target as of today. Contributions totaled 29,388 with divisions including Corporations 15,570 Industrial employes 6,507 Advance gifts 3,302 Retan 87 Service stations 121,200 Fraternal clubs 230 Professional men 1070 School employes 409 Government utilities banks Hospital 1,743 Township and house to house 1,640 and the drive likely extends beyond October.
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Watts
Howe
Red Papers Pledge Military Loyalty to the Party
Soviet newspapers Red Star and Soviet Aviation urged the armed forces to back Nikita Khrushchev after Marshal Georgi Zhukov was dismissed. They framed military loyalty as essential to the party, urging education and devotion across army navy and air force.
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Red Papers
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Jed
Red Star
Soviet Aviation
Labor Council Backs Democrats Against Kinley Ticket
The Labor Council announced it will judge individual candidacies of Democrat slate seekers in a meeting at the VFW attended by about 25 people. Louis Miller and Sam Bates disclosed the plan, Bates a City Council vacancy candidate.
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HSE
T He
Kinley
Democrat
Louis Miller
Sam Bates
VFW
Moscow Silent As Party Leaders Meet In London
Leaders of the Communist party in Moscow meet in London amid reports of a special decision. West European editors note the central committee conference and anticipated moves after months of turmoil.
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Moscow
Louis B Mayer Dies at 72 Movie Mogul
Louis B Mayer, a founder of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and a dominant force in classic Hollywood, died at UCLA Medical Center after a long illness. He was 72, hospitalized in San Francisco, then returned to Bel Air before his death just after midnight. Mayer retired as MGM head in 1951 but hinted at a return if the right group gained control.
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Ucla
Mayer
MGM
Willy
Bis
Dore Schary
Nautilus Completes Record Arctic Submarine Excursion
The Nautilus spent five percent of its 14 day Arctic trek under the ice, reaching 87 degrees north latitude, the farthest north a submarine has sailed. Lt. W. Gh Lalor explained the mission aimed to gather ice data, oceanography indicators, and weather observations for the Navy.
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W. Gh Lalor
Navy
North Pole
Thomas Gates
Arctic
Ee Indies
Judge Lowers O Keefe Bond To Fifteen Hundred Dollars
Judge reduced the bond for Joseph Spees O Keefe known as Specs from fifteen thousand to one thousand six hundred dollars. His sister Mary Hubbard sought the reduction after his earlier conviction and sentence for a hardware store burglary in Kane Pennsylvania in June 1950.
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Charles G. ‘Hubbard
O'Keefe
Donald
Hatly
Boston
Mary Haley Hubbard
Pennnsylvania
Superior Court
O'Faere
Iiraedt Glate
Plans Completed For City's Halloween UNICEF Drive
City UNICEF drive details a Halloween program on Thursday evening from 6 30 to 9 00 p m with designated party centers across wards. Representatives from local churches schools and civic groups attended the planning meeting at the Municipal Building. Children will visit homes between 6 30 and 7 40 p m to solicit coin donations and will receive coin boxes with UNICEF identification.
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Tnilet Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
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o'Glocke
St. Briseard's
Parent-Teacher Association
Catholic Daughters of America
Holy Name Society
Rotary
Kiwants
Monee
Wright Street
School Pta
EUB
Episcopal
Methodlist
Presbyterian
T |Hie
Rayeboerk
Seventh Tay Advent Church
Moore
Wright School
Pra. I Episcopal Church
Rowaby Church
St. Edward's School
St. Edward's
Holy Nuwne Society
Zathalle Daughters of America
Presbyterian Church
Tutheran
Guile Harding School
Fikes Vna Marilow Pta
Weather shifts as cold air moves south across the nation
A broad cold air mass descends from the northern regions into the Southeast and parts of the Northeast and Great Lakes. Temperatures fall into the 20s and 30s with readings varying across cities from Boston to Chicago. Dry conditions persist over much of the country while the West and plains anticipate a warming trend and the Upper Mississippi Valley eyes cooler, showery weather.
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Chis Valley
Virginias
Treexing Rmudteggs
Alsbarm
Misiaiippt
Florida
Caralinas
Georgia
Hinnessque
Micky
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Minneapolis
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Mississippi River
Ania
Miasiasipi
Mississippi Valley
North Pacific
Coss Dnd
Couple Indicted Over Infant Lockers Case
A jury indicted Mr and Mrs Jab Pace formerly of North But on charges of murder or manslaughter for leaving the bodies of their newborn infants in a locker at a rock yard last summer. The infants’ bodies were found months later. The couple pleaded innocence at a recent hearing and are held in Erie County Prison in default of bond. The state asserts the babies were born to Mrs Pace.
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Ind
Jab’ Pace
Barley North
Thie
Erie County
Pace
Bing Crosby Buys Stock in Tigers
Singer Bing Crosby has exercised an option to buy stock in the Detroit Tigers along with his brother Larry Crosby who serves as spokesman. If approved by Commissioner Ford Frick, Crosby would acquire a substantial share, joining his prior involvement with the team from its syndicate formation.
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Tigern Baseball
Larry
Bing
Detroit
Ford Prittried
Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Crosby
Plans Set for Open House at Meaning for the First Dime
Dedication chair Rev. Paut er announced final plans for the open house and service. The dedication committee reported the program is arranged, with guides from the public high school and AUX group. Four hundred printed invitations will go to city and nearby organization heads for the event in the evening from 6 to 9 p.m.
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Fmeca
Wits
Pauter
Fouchan
Novienitier
Gary Aten High Sohioul
Ahd
Rey
Bauer
Corryite 99 Undergoes Hip Surgery at St Vincents
Mortimer Beats, longtime Corry resident who recently turned 99, had surgery at St Vincents Hospital in Erie to set a fractured left hip. He is the third oldest patient at the hospital to undergo such surgery, with the oldest a 103-year-old man named Sears moved to the Erie County Infirmary after a fall from a chair.
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Corryite
Mortimer Beats
Corry
St Vinc Eens Hospital
Erle
Sears
Erie County Infirmary
Bailey of Browzeburg Convicted in Korean Boy’s Death
Bailey from Browzeburg Ind was convicted of negligently causing the death of a 15 year old Korean boy and sentenced to nine months in prison with hard labor. An Army general ordered further maritime investigation and a troop transfer for Bailey with the higher authorities to review the sentence.
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Faymond
Bailey
Browzeburg
Ind
Niine Monty
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