Warren sees stray notices and forest plans clash in pages
Local items report arson of code changes, missing chairs in Warren, and a plan to plant black cherry trees in Allegheny National Forest to aid deer. Also noted are a police search for a missing Erie woman, housing plans for the aged in Erie, court actions over small sums, injuries from accidents, and community events and notices across several towns.
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Federal Forest Si
Warren
Allegheny National Forest
Paul Sunheimer
Mike Evan
Erle
Michael Cannavino
Erie
Betty Wolfgang
R. D
Wattsboro Road
Srie
Housing Authority
Thomas W. Barber
Barber
Eric
Glen Stevens
Stevens
Robert Nick Faves
Wiliam Helsler
Nick
Zande Seeley
Fred Seeley
Ripley
Gulls Purcell
Thomas Perry
Hazel
Somers Point
N. J
Arthur Holtz
Carl Haupt
Holtz
Haupt
Louis DeFonsey
Lynette
Russell
Henry
Hamoi Hospital
Mollie Rush
B.D
Perry Highway
Bertha Goodrich
At Sea
Wheelock
Ald
Guy Williams
Corry
Bayfront
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Duquesne Marine Terminal
Gibert Bennett
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Congo
Methodist Missonary Board
Ginnie’s
Arraign Oil City Pair In Theft Of Empty Bottles
Two Oil City men were arraigned before Alderman E G Bolmer for the theft of empty bottle cases from Tri- City Speedway at Dempseytown. Sam Yockey, 34, pleaded not guilty and was committed to Venango County jail in default of bail. Jerome Jolley, of Oil City, also pleaded not guilty.
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Oil City
Oi City
Tri- City
Dempseytown
E.G. Bolmer
Sam Yockey
Venango County
Jni
Jerome Jolley
Ol City
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Local Residents
In a hospital column a list shows admissions including Mrs John Hawkins of 315 West Smith Street and Mrs Elsie C Rubi of Second Avenue along with several others from Spar tansburg Clymer Bear Lake and Union City. Discharges include Mrs Ray Patterson Michael son of Howard Clabbalz Nancy daughter of Donald Taner and others from R D 1 2 Gould Street and West Smith Street.
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John Hawkins
West Smith Stree
HBL
Elsie C. Rubi
Second Avenue
Kenneth Eastman
Spartansburg
Andy Beneva
Spring Creek
Glenn Sanderson
Maple Avenue
Anthony Cyphers
Basey Street
Elwin Cady
Clymer
Daisy Heslink
Edward Sumlock
May Ross
Plitsfield
Jerome
Opal Baker
Bear Lake
Edward Ross
Spartans Burs
Ray Patterson
R. D
Michael
Howard Clabbalz
Union City
Nancy
Donald Taner
Gould Street
Vanie Hamilton
Amy Bleech
West
Smith Street
David Dean
Visiting son family and local social notes in Bear Lake
Bear Lake items note Alton Crosby visiting his son and family in Binghamton and other weekly gatherings. Guests include Max Crosby and Alec Perkins from Youngstown. Edith Hawkins and Ethel Bond return to James town to teach. A 25th anniversary fete for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith hosts. Plus church speakers Rev Lingos from Japan at EUB Church. Ice rink plans dropped as City Council cites finances. Mayor opposed.
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Scan Wand
Alton Crosby
Max Crosby
Binghamton
Alec Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Edith Hawkins
Ethel Bond
Jamestown
Frank Smith
Lingos
Japan
EUB
Charles Peterson
Warren
J. C. Manwaring
Bob Rein
Ashville
And
L. Radcliff
Floyd Smith Sr
California
Trio convicted on larceny counts in three thefts
A court found the defendants guilty on three larceny charges stemming from thefts at Tri City Speedway, Dick's Auto Sales, and Gilmore's Seneca Air Park. Proceedings detail the separate counts and the locations targeted in the crimes.
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Tri-City Speedway
Dick's Auto Sales
Gilmore
Seneca Air Park
Khrushchev Visit Itinerary Still Hidden in Moscow
Washington awaits a formal Khrushchev itinerary six days from arrival for a September visit. White House officials list six U.S. cities and dates but provide only ceremonial plans for initial Washington events while cross-country stops remain officially undecided. About 100 Soviets will travel, with 50 journalists seeking accreditation. San Francisco hosts seven conventions during the September 20-21 stay.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Moscow
White House
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Khrushchev
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Titusville Receives 6600 Flood Aid Allocation
Titusville has been granted 6600 in federal and state funds for emergency Oil Creek repairs caused by last winter's flood. The city had asked 4400, but actual costs reached 9400, with credit given for gravel dredging and stream clearance. The civil defense agency did not reimburse for all clearance work, and Titusville reported about 3100 of its own funds spent on the project.
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aTivoysuius
Oil Creek
Titusvile
Coline
Ross T Weby
Butter
State Council of Civil Defense
Civil Defense Organization
Ford Falcon Debuts As Compact Model In Showrooms
Ford introduces the Falcon as a 1965 compact car with a full length sculptured side panel and 181 inch overall length. It will start as two door and four door sedans with a station wagon planned next spring, plus possible convertible and business coupe. Power comes from a 90 horsepower six cylinder engine promising better gas mileage. Replacement parts cost less than rival models, with doors and windshields notably cheaper. Front leg room and headroom compare favorably to 1959 Ford. No price yet announced.
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Falcon
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Khrushchev’s Rise and Struggles Within Soviet Leadership
The article traces Khrushchev’s ascent to power through the mid 1950s, highlighting his blames on Malenkov and praise for Zhukov before political shifts. It outlines Bulganin’s ascent and downfall, Molotov and Kaganovich's denouncements, and Stalinist remnants in the regime.
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Svomumuea
Beria
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Stalin
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Bulganin
Lazar ‘Kaganovich
Molotov
Kaganovich
Ex-Fishermen Cite High Fees and Pollution in Pennsylvania License Poll
About 600 former license buyers responded to a House study request listing 41 reasons for declining licenses. Highest concerns were high costs and too little fish, followed by pollution and stock issues. Letters included ire over trout emphasis and posted waters. One writer blamed Maryland trespass and another cited domestic duties limiting fishing time.
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Pennsylvania
Fhe
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
C. W. Shearer
Cooperstown
Venango
Crawford County
Wattur Shearer
Te Fish Commission
Committee of the Legis
Maryland
Fish Commission
Bradford Building and Power Sales Hit July Peaks
A July report from the Bureau of Business Research at Penn State shows Bradford construction value at 85,466 dollars, down 58 percent from July 1987. Industrial power sales rose eight percent, postal receipts 19 percent, and telephones slightly advanced, with seven months of data indicating continued gains over 1958 figures.
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Alpord
Bradford
Bureau of Business Restorch
Pennsylvania State University
Jane
Slos
Money to burn in Paris man hid cash in wash basket
In Paris Kentucky grocer Raymond Yazell set his store on fire while burning trash. His wife, returning from a Labor Day trip, confessed to hiding 490 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in checks in the wash basket before leaving. Police noted the discovery after the blaze.
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Paris
Raymond Yazell
High City Slispens Begin Them
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases about a city, with stray words like high, begin, them. Lacks coherent names, dates, or events to establish a clear news item or outcome for a concise headline and summary.
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Perlows Hall
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Mary Trumat
Kant
Community Hospital
Truehat
Wiliam "Truman
Warren County
Bureau of Highway Safety
Department of Revenue
Alyson M. Bean
H. W. Goldfrath
Ashley Beardsley
Charles L. Cart
Norman E. Gibson
Youngsville
Ellen Rapp
John R. Steele
Concord Community Club
Dane Parker
Washington St. Corry, PA
Annel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Meadville
George X. Simonetta
Titusville
Nikita
Fogle Lumber CO
Fas
Quart
Teena NT Me
Stahl Jewelry
Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
University
Iosa
Lianne
Ind Jewelry
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Corryterville
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