Public Auction of Household Goods and Farm Items
A list of items for sale includes furniture, sewing machines, irons, irons, dressers, beds, cooking ware, and tools. The sale also mentions farm equipment such as hay racks, a baler, a tractor, wagons, harnesses, and buckets. The event occurs near Lyons and Corry with multiple nearby locations and participants named in the notice.
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Eujanice
Eli Wml
Womenat Apoltanins Lahr
Smita Heuy
Veleigeratar
Ploetals
Smith
Oliverton
Ich
Rlansbur
Sharp 1
Lyons
Elmins Aly Yard
Corry
MT Burr
Ory Area
Ant
Rena
Floods in Turkey Kill Up to a Thousand Across Regions
Turkiye suffers devastating floods with 600 to 1,000 believed dead and about 2,000 displaced. Narrow valleys and low-lying villages bear the brunt as roads remain blocked and rescue efforts continue after record rainfall. Nearby cities and suburbs report widespread damage and hindered access.
School Directors Rule Rehire After Aide Dismissal
A special Monday night Joint Committee, chaired by a school committee, ordered the rehiring of Mrs. Wester, the high school cafeteria manager, after finding her dismissal not substantiated. The board stated cafeteria appointments must be approved by the committee, and noted Mrs. Wester’s physical condition did not prevent her from performing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asem Sihool
Ub Monday Nights
Pesalet
Gunt Wester
Mereitt—tunt
Caleteria
Wer
Walter Dingfelder
Wave Riecks
Charles Kennedy
J. M. Douglas
Wester
Hurt
Ex Welker Champ Floored By Trooper
Former welterweight champion Johany Saxton was knocked down on the New Jersey Turnpike by State Trooper Anthony Bhupin after a brawl. Saxton, listed at 143 pounds, was charged with driving without a license and jailed in Newark.
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Weware
Johany Saxton
Jungarn
Isw
New Jersey
Saxton
Anthony R. Bhupin
Newark
Suxton
Shupin
Ncidents
Boxton
Mip
Saxtor
Philiadelphia
Theen Myg
Frank ‘Bilnky
Palermo
Sidan
Joe Micell
Philadelphia
Bogus Check Passer Sought in Local Auto Store Fraud
Lester Lopes, owner of the Western Auto store on Washington Street, seeks a man who posed as Harold Tid to cash a false $91.60 check and defraud the shop of 5350. The suspect, described as a former customer named Tid, presented himself and fled after the check bounced. police note Tid had no account.
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Momen
Biocle
Western ‘Auto
Lester Lopes
Bnat
Washington Street
Himeeli
Harold
Tidd
Tnt
Aero Union to Vote on Pay Offer at Rex Theatre
Aero Union members will meet at 10 tomorrow morning at the Rex Theatre to vote on accepting or rejecting the pay offer. The vote comes as the union nears the end of the first year of a two year pact with retroactive pay provisions linked to the company's earnings in the coming year.
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Aero Union
Wna
Sant
ABC Supply Union
Rex Theatre
Isu
Charge Driver In Route 8 Head-on Crash
Corry substation reports a two car collision on Route 8 inside Centerville borough. James Gates 77 of Centerville will be cited for motor vehicle code violation after driving over center line causing the head on crash with Michael Bartkowski 48 of Dunkirk and his sister Stelle Misliwske 45 injured. Bartkowski sustained severe head trauma and his sister leg injuries. Gates refused treatment then transferred for x rays at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City. A northbound gasoline truck swerved and struck Gates vehicle but sustained no damage. Losses: Gates 150 Bartkowski 400.
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Corry
Centerville
Putrolian
James Gates
Cepterville
Gates
UN Auto
Michael Bartskowsk
Dunkirk
Bartkowki
Bart~kowski
Steller Mislmilske
Dunkkiris
Titusville Hospital
Bart Icowsist
Long
Gites
Stem * Memorial Hospital
Union City
Route 8
Gates’ Auto
Justice Black Weds Secretary in Virginia Home Ceremony
Justice Hugo L. Black of the Supreme Court married his secretary Elizabeth Seay DeMerlie at Black's Alexandria Virginia home. The bride has served as Buck's aide since March 10, 1955, with the nuptials announced today.
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Justice Black
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Elizabeth Seay DeMerlie
Black
Alexandria
Buck
Mailman Fired For Being Early in Eire
Larry McGovern a 16 year postman in Ireland was dismissed for delivering mail too quickly. He used his Volkswagen pickup to serve 63 families west of Newport, delivering faster than the clerks permitted. The post office refused permission to use the car, he kept using it at his own risk, and was fired. Some customers voiced anger at the decision.
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Eiream
Lary McGovern
Gietw
Wna
Telephone strike may affect local Corry users
Nationwide action by the Communications Workers of America could halt long distance calls for Bell system customers if a contract deadlock persists. Local Bell and General Telephone Company employees are not in the union, though a potential strike threatens operators and toll calls, with a possible settlement before Monday.
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Corry Telehone
Bell
Telephone Company
Toca Telephone
Harold Mishler
Tintinger
Cory Office
Aralud
Bell System
General Telephone Company
Communication Workers of America Union
Gertrad “Telephone _ Company
Washington
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
New York
Bell ‘Telephone System
Beirne
Radio Amateurs of Corry Start Fall Code and Radio Theory Classes
Twenty four enthusiasts attended the opening session of Corry Radio Amateurs fall and winter code and radio theory classes at East Main Street club rooms. The initial class featured films, refreshments, and a business meeting as two new members joined. The next class is set for Tuesday September 17 at 6 30 p.m. with future openings for interested persons per Charles Slocum treasurer.
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Sscamualg
Fom Wisten
Union City
Lib
Radio Amateurs of
Corry
East Main Street
Charles Slocum
Two Die in Uniontown Car Crash on Route 51
Two men died from injuries after a two car crash on Route 51 near Uniontown. John D. Leightyf, 4, of Dunbar, listed as a passenger, died yesterday from the injuries suffered last Tuesday. Abkemeler, 4, also of Dunbar, was killed instantly in the collision. Two juveniles in the other car escaped serious injury.
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Uniontown
John D. Leightyf
Dunbar
Syrian Military Leaders Meet Nasser to Fortify Independence
Gen Biary, leftist commander, and Lt Col Abdel Hamid Serret arrived for talks with Nasser in Cairo. They asserted Syria's people and army unite against alleged imperial conspiracies and pledged to defend independence. Sources note discussions with Egyptian and Arab military leaders on Syria's fate.
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Cairg
Syria
Nieser
Biary Unl
Abdel Hamid (Serra
Syrian Army
U.S
Biery
Moylet
Serret
Nasser
Egyptiain
U S Rejects Red China Newsmen Exchange Plan
The United States rejected a proposed Red China newsman exchange during the Johnson Wang talks in Geneva. Washington would only permit limited temporary entry for American reporters, while Peiping demanded broader admission and warned against direct recognition moves.
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Washington
Red China
U. Alexis Johncap
Genevy
Switzeland
Tid
Wang
United States
State Department
Peiping
U.S
Mth Johnson-Wang
Minister Rescues Eucharist From Burning Church
The Rev Wilbert Gough pastor of Gilbert Memorial First Baptist Church and volunteers risked their lives to remove the ciborium containing the eucharist from St Peters Church as flames toppled the 60 foot steeple. Mt Clemens brick church and St Marys school were damaged and about 1000 pupils evacuated.
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Waimasnses
Annie
Wilbert Gough
Gilbert Memorial First Baptist Church
St. Peter's Church
Tames
Mt. Clemens
St. Mary's
Sehool
Aately
State Game Director Dies in Las Vegas Hotel Stay
Dr Logan A Bennett executive director of the State Game Commission died of a heart attack in Tos Veras New R Heffelfinger administrative chief said Bennett aged 50 collapsed while preparing to depart Las Vegas for Harrisburg His death was telephoned to the Harrisburg office by Dr Al Howard assistant executive director
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Caraisburg
State Game Commission
Logan A. Bennett
Tos Veras
New
R. Heffelfinger
Commission
Dr Bennett
Las Vegas
Harrisburg
Bennett
the Commission
al Howard
Coffee Prices Pressured by Grocery Cuts Across 1930s Market
Readers note a broad decline in coffee prices as wholesale buyers reduce purchases. Grocers draw down stocks, lowering demand while retailers report cheaper blends like Colombia and Brut LonulIy. prices drop to about 73 cents per pound and some import costs fall, signaling a general price decrease across major coffee products.
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Olver Priuen
Coluhia
UN May Censure Soviet Action In Revolt
Delegates predicted the UN General Assembly will approve a resolution condemning Soviet interference in Hungary. Sponsors expect 50 to 55 of 41 members to vote yes with nine bloc abstentions or votes against, possibly falling short of the two thirds needed but above recent Hungary revolutions’ averages. The measure urges Soviet troop withdrawal and Hungary’s political independence, endorsing a committee report on the intervention.
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Soviet Union
Aumgary
Wan Eer
Aapeniity
Te Asuembly
Boviet
Hungary
Assembly
Former N Y political aide dies after crisis and shooting
In Manhattan 80 year old millionaire Clendenin J Ryan a longtime political figure shot himself at home after reportedly taking his wife Jean’s life with an automatic pistol Police found a note and two sealed envelopes one for his wife Ryan a grandson of financier Thomas Fortune Ryan and heir to part of a 1 million dollar estate had launched a career in New York City politics beginning with La Guardia’s 1933 mayoral term He then returned to partisan contests including a bitter bid against O Dwyer A later grand jury probe over alleged tapping of telephones did not lead to charges In Pittsburgh Leroy Stright aged 12 died after being struck by a car on North Side Street four hours earlier.
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New York
Clendenin J. Ryan
Manhattan
Ryan
Jean
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York City
Florello H. la Guardia
la Guardia
la Guardian
William O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
New Jersey
Bit
Pittsburgh
Leroy Stright
Allegheny General Hospital
Inioneay Tle
Earthquake bomb test aims to aid global science
A controlled underground explosion in a Nevada tunnel will send shock waves around the world to help scientists study earth structure. The device, a small atomic bomb, will be detonated at noon Eastern Time in a mountain cave system, with experts hoping to advance earthquake prediction and geophysical research.
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New York
Nevada
Science
Las Vegas
Antangel Nates
Ats
AEC
Tovgemal Mountain
Driver Teed Bypasses Traffic Lights in High Speed Chase
Police stopped R Teed of Clymer for faulty headlights. He fled as patrols pursued along What Avenue West Washington Mott and Allen streets reaching speeds over 50 mph. He was later arrested for failing to stop at a red light at North Center Street and Columbus Avenue.
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Oe R. Teed
Clymer
Tait
Teed
Cers
Plat Avenue
Washington Street
Washington
Allen Street
Mott Street
Mott
Pair Street
Pi “Ty
Pum ml
Gentog Hin
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Nort Center Street
East Columbus Avenue
Palloe
Schools condemn Huckleberry Finn in city schools
New York A Murt Twain The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn is removed from the approved textbook list for city elementary and junior high schools. The book is reported as offensive by some readers but an NAACP spokesman said he is unaware of any organized protest.
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New York
Murt Twain
Huckleberry Finn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Triple Trouble Threatens Teacher at Lyndhurst School
First grade teacher Helen Conon at Roosevelt School in Lyndhurst New Jersey faces a quirky double trouble as two sets of triplets enroll. Steven from the brothers’ group stands out while Lovise and Phylite trail, the girls Diane Florence and Georgeme switch dresses, and their mother marks them for identification but they keep changing outfits.
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Lyndhurst
N. J
Roosevelt School
Helen Conon
Steven
Lovise
Phylite
Casperine
Diane
Florence
Georgeme
UC Mra
Lefion
Addressen
Nashville officials seek injunction over school integration
In Nashville Tennessee city and federal officials planned to ask a federal judge to issue a court injunction to stop any interference with peaceful integration of first grade pupils in Newville schools. A similar injunction previously halted demonstrators in Clinton Tennessee. Continued on Page Eight.
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Nashville
Tenn
Clinton
Nuchiwilte
Carrie To Miss U S Completely
MIAMI Florida Tropical storm Carrie posed a distant threat as forecasters said it could miss the U S mainland entirely. The storm, about 940 miles east northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico and 1 900 miles east southeast of Miami, had winds near 60 miles per hour. An advisory at 5 a m BST said little change in intensity was expected in the next 12 hours. Forecasters suggested the system should move northward off the U S coast with no immediate danger to land. The Miami Weather Bureau noted the storm was acquiring typical tropical characteristics as it moved westward. In Dayton Ohio columnist Keairn Holt Fulmer, 67, longtime adviser in the Dayton Journal Herald, died yesterday after a career spanning 25 years. he was born near Nashville, Tennessee and lived in Dallas before moving to Dayton.
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Miami
Fla
Carrie
Atlantic
San Josh
Miami Weather Bureau
United States
Gordon “Dulin
Ators
Drea
Dayton
Ohio
Keain Holt Fulmer
Dayton Journal Herald
Yeaterday
Nashville
Tenn
Jane
Dallas
Deyton
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