Antiquated Rural Sale Notice With Mixed Items
A fragmentary listing depicts a rural sale day with livestock tools vegetables and house goods. It mentions items such as cattle hay equipment pianos and a fireplace and refers to locations including Oklahoma and Goble with scattered buyer instructions and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulard
Okly
Dlahoma
Greenreet
A. L
Bob
Bob Reister
Elling
Pontes
Brither
Mies
Gesforth
Hanks
Canfield
Oidem
Moscow Faces Allied Challenge Over Election Test
Allied note puts Moscow on spot as Britain and the United States demand answers ahead of Sunday’s vote. The Kremlin is pressured on German and Austrian issues while a strong campaign effort tries to sway public opinion.
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Action
Adenauer
West rejects Moscow bid to include China in Big Four talks
Washington urged Moscow to attend a Big Four foreign ministers meeting on Germany and Austria with a formal Lugano session set for October 15. The note rejected expanding the talks to a Big Five with Communist China, arguing China’s participation could not be justified. Adenauer hailed as proof of Western unity ahead of Sunday elections.
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Biy Asworiates
Brees
Washington
Russia
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Austria
Lugano
Switzerland
Massow
China
Red China
Alk
Ex-Policeman Seeks New Trial in Beating and Theft Case
Former North Brad dock policeman Fred Burdell seeks a new trial after conviction for pistol whipping a wife and stealing a large sum from a state home. Attorney E O Golden argued a jailhouse recording was improperly admitted, containing obscenities and little probative value. Judge Graff gave both sides time to submit briefs before ruling.
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Wey
Butler
North Braddock
Bears Draw Crowd in Younsville Tree Rescue Effort
In Warren nearby Younsville crowds gathered as a mother bear and three cubs perched forty feet up a pink tree. State police and firemen debated how to proceed while residents lingered. Officers warned the bears would not descend while crowds remained, and people would not leave while the cubs stayed up.
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Warren
Younksville
Warren Dohsandr
Youngevillé Bar
Try Once More To End Aero Strike
A new attempt to end a walkout at the Aero Supply Mig Co Inc plant gathers management and labor representatives at 10 a.m. A mediation session led by Council Grover Stainbrook aims to settle all issues except wages and related items from the dispute involving about 700 workers.
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Aero Strike
Aero Supply Mig. Co, Inc
Grover Stainbrook
Plans for Wainwright Rites in San Antonio
Funeral plans unfold for Gen Jonathan M Wainwright who died at Brooke Army Hospital Age 70 The nation honors a giant soldier as military and civilian leaders praise his forty years of service and steadfast defense at Corregidor Arlington National Cemetery services set after special ceremonies in San Antonio and a military procession.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Wainwright
Brooke Army Hospital
Dowlevy
Corresdor
Pacific
United States
Washington
Matthew 5. Ridgway
Roger M. Kyes
Secretary of Defense
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Fort Sant Houster
Haydon J. Bonlnery
Fourth Army
Arlington ‘National Cemetery
Plane wreckage found kills 19 soldiers and civilian flyers
McChord Air Force Base Washington reports 19 soldiers and one civilian were killed when Regina Air Lines flight 9,000 feet near Vail Washington struck a mountain peak thirty miles south of McChord. The chartered plane was en route from Monterey California to Tacoma Washington.
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Assuomie
Mcchord Air Force Base
Wsh
Here
Regina Airlines
Ste
Vail
Wash
Tite
Army
Monterey
Calif
Taroma
Freight derailment blocks mainline near Garrett, Pa
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed early today at Garrett, Pennsylvania, about 20 miles west of Cumberland, delaying four Washington bound passenger trains for four to five hours. Officials said the diesel and four freight cars derailed, blocking the mainline tracks.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett
Here
Twenty drown in Fort Bragg boat capsizing tragedy
Twenty soldiers died when a two raft training boat capsized in a Fort Bragg reservation lake during an orientation ride. Many could not swim and several survivors were rescued or swam to shore in bulky fatigue uniforms. The victims included a Pennsylvanian named Turney and others from the Army's Engineer Brigade.
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Associated Press
Bragg
N. C
Reservation Lake
Turney
Theresa ‘Turney
Coryrlon
Warren County
Pst Public Information Office
Five Die in Mercer Collision on Routes 19 and 62
A fiery crash on the Mercer county edge involving a car and a tractor trailer killed five people, including two Mercer children and three adults, injuries reported among occupants. State Police identified victims Mary Zigo Leohart and four McCauleys, with others listed in critical or satisfactory condition at Collins Hospital.
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Mercer
Pennsylvania
Mary Zigo Leohart
Duane
Davis
Donna Jen McCauley
Martha Dean McCauley
Ama
James McCauley
Mercer R. D
Mercer Collinge Hospittal
Marcelin Zigo
Pamela Ann
Thelma McCauley
Alice Kosmowski
Greenville
Zico
Richard Bentham
Silver Creek
N.Y
McCauley
Donald Milley
Former bank cashier flips to guilty plea in embezzlement case
Pittsburgh area report shows straitiff, former cashier at the First National Bank of Indians, renounced innocence and pleaded guilty before Visiting Judge John D. Martin. Milo K. Ruse, ex-president of the First National Bank of Point Ma vien, also changed to no defense. Straitiff allegedly moved 30,250 in bank funds. Ruse faces 160,000 mishandling claims. Each faced 10 counts. government will suspend seven counts. Sentencing set for September 10.
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Pittsburgh
Paull, Straitiff
First National Bank of Indians
John D. Martin
Memphis
Ti. 3
Embesider
Milo K. Ruse
First National Bank of
Point Mavien
Strajtitf
University of Maryland Firemen Short Course Opens
Dr. H C Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, will dedicate the fuel building Tuesday by lighting a torch to open the 20th annual short course for firemen. The attendees will then proceed with firefighting exercises using the blaze as a demonstration.
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College Fare
University of Maryland
Nes Tussaay
H. C. Byrd
Reds Claim Gen Dean Could Be Freed In Days
The Reds indicated Gen William Dean might be released within a few days as negotiations and prisoner exchange talks continued. Reports describe ongoing Cold War tensions and potential maneuvers as American POWs await word of freedom amid military activity along the front.
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Reds
Gen
Dean
Panmunjom
North Korea
Freedom
Lei
Wiliam Dean
State seeks ruling on basis for aid to sewage plants
Harrisburg The State Sanitary Water Board seeks a ruling on how state aid for sewage treatment works should be calculated. Officials want to know whether reimbursements under a 195% law should cover original costs or inflated prices, affecting about 125 plants in operation and 499 planned sites.
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Harrisburg
State Sanitary Water Board
Indy
Hoffert
Bourd
Muncipatiies
Wise Dustite Department
Sewaxe
Crippled Children Clinic Planned at Emmanuel Church
A state clinic for crippled children will be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on North Center Street in Corry. Ora Harper, state nurse, announced the event and said all children from birth to 21 are eligible. Parents may arrange medical exams through the former nurse available at Municipal Burn. Back in Denver President Eisenhower shifts to part time on vacation after a week’s rest.
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Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Chiveh
North Center Street
M's. Ora Harper
Tre
Denver
Eisehuawer
Colorado
Akeal Nielwy Ot Fraser
Long Lines Phone Dispute Settled
New York CTO announces settlement with the Communicaye Workers of America over a nationwide long lines contract. The agreement asks for ratification by members. the CW A asserts wage boosts for city coaches and staff in major markets. The settlement would cost the company about 1.2 million dollars for pay increases.
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New York
CTO
Melon Turd “Telegraph Co
Wadin Hhennnions
Umewaepany
Communicaye Workers of America
Cwat
Alu
Furee
Smonnls
Rlmuwil Ywagn Tikes
Chunsitonbrons
Spakosmim Sal
Ratlaert Frowik
Bastia
Philadelphia
Washingbam
Ploy I Pettebmeh, Siu
CWA Suidl
Fire destroys Conroy Glass Co warehouse in Manchester
A large blaze engulfed the Conroy Glass Co warehouse on a Manchester street last night. Firefighters battled the flames as a worker identified as Edmund Blogek, 92, from the North Side, died at the scene or soon after. Wires snapped from the heat as hundreds of spectators fled safety.
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Associated Press
Piyteburgh
Wenly Thie
Ighil
Fis
Atyeainis
Swepl
Helly
Miliss
Kde
Abe
Offier
Hajiune
Conroy
Prygh Glass Co
Manchester
Fyeman Edmund
Blogek
Alyaek
Binke
Air Force Plans Major Cutbacks Across Aircraft Production
The Washington Post reports the Air Force notified plant producers of a nearly ten billion dollar cutback, potentially trimming 1000 aircraft annually. About three quarters targets combat-type planes as part of this year's funding reductions discussed after meetings between Air Force officials and aircraft manufacturers.
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Washington
Washington Post
Air Force
Post
Roger Lewis
Two Escaped Convicts Captured Near Lewisburg
Storekeeper spots two escaped convicts after a noon escape from the federal prison 18 miles west of Lewisburg. FBI and Pennsylvania State Police recovered Wilfurd Starkey and George Furey near Glencon, bringing the incident to a close.
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Anette
Lewisborg
Federidl Porviet Wits Wiel
Uem
Wilfurd
Starkey
Clarksbinge
von Amd
George d. Furey
Sarohimt Springs
Lewisbury
FBI
Pennsylvanice Stan
Intiermagn
Ezra A. Sassamae
Glenifon
Unis County
Sassaman
M.S. Fochmond
Juns
Lothing Weien
Cena
Plan to destroy 100 loads of tomatoes
Camden Nd Camp belt Boup Co orders destruction of nearly 100 truckloads of ripe tomatoes due to no canning facilities. Farmers are paid for tomatoes while the firm absorbs the loss. About 97 percent of deliveries to the plant Monday Tuesday and yesterday were stopped to prevent losses.
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Jess Camden
Campbell Boup Co
Spokusmiin
Monuy
Andere
Heat Cracks Record Mercury Hits 96
Heat records fall as mercury climbs to 96 degrees prompting scrutiny of Tennessee Gas rate hike plans. Public hearing notices show company seeking higher rates with proposed license adjustments and regional route details across multiple states.
Youth Alarm in West Germany Threatens Sunday Elections
Reports say German youths ready to oppose the vote as Communist threats loom. Authorities warn of ballot box thefts and violence. volunteers offer to guard polling stations amid tense security alerts.
Two men charged with robbery and kidnapping
Federal agents report Francis Lavern McDole of Smithsburg, Pa., and Belshae Williams of East Liverpool were charged with rape, robbery, and kidnapping in a hold up of a young man and assault on his girlfriend in Pennsylvania. They allegedly forced the victims at gunpoint to drive through the state before the attack and robbery.
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FSI
Atvest
Francis Lavern McDole
Smiths Perry
Belsjae Jin Brady Wiliams
East Liverpoo
FBT
Pennsylvania
Order Cancelled and Postponed Talks Across Nations
Washington cancels the Order of Rastway Conductors event set for September 10. Negotiations between carvers and conductors union representatives are postponed to after October 1 per the National Mediation Board. In Tehran the finance minister says 30 million dollars won’t cover needs of 300 million. In New York the UN chief says he will not rehire four American staff despite a UN order. In Paris Mitterrand resigns from the cabinet over policies on North African protectorates.
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Washington
Carvers
Tehran
Iran
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Genergl Dog Hammarskjold
U.& Royaltys
Burning Sun Brings Hottest Day in Years
Corry residents endured yesterday's extreme heat as temperatures surged to near record levels with 111 deaths blamed on the stifling heat. Cooler relief was forecast later, though not by week’s end.
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Corry
September Heat Wave Threat Prompts Local Closings
Weather observer George Miller reports near 100 degree readings for September with 95 to 102 expected amid a heat wave. Heavy local heat triggers school closings and Labor Day retail hour changes as cooler air moves from Canada. scattered showers forecast.
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Hewrest
Tibet
Weathes
George Milerik
WentDae
Odal
Brouibe
Alice Autora
Hols
Bureay Eater
Corry
U. S
Local Marine Arrested After Desertion in City
Pvt. Arthur M. Morena 26, of 14 Franklin street, was arrested by city patrolmen for AWOL desertion from Camp Pendleton since July. He was held in city hall awaiting the arrival of Marine police.
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Arthur M. Morena
Franklin
Make Othoern
Tulm
Moryisoul
Beltie
Camp Penutletna
Tre
Shave
Marine Police
Marewofl
Jeff Wilf
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Long Lines
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Power Commission
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Smith Gall
Slorstand
Nowi Tenessee
Verve New Neland
Salih
Urea
House
Dolly Beeing
Tennessee Gas
Mmecuera
Wawer Commission
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Wombat
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Federal Youth League
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