Fragmentary Spring Listing From Unknown Papers
Fragmented OCR reads like a local sale or notice listing household items such as refrigerators gas appliances clocks beds ranges and dishware. It mentions names and places vague dates and scattered numbers suggesting a classified sale or inventory from a church or merchant in Kininsburg with items like lawn equipment and metal wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Forington
Ehurel
Ocklon
Kinins
Charles
DST Union Retioon
Ise
Eleeroom
George Ar
Loncers
Nsburg
Raids Nab 174 Slot Machines Across Five Corry Areas
State Police carried out rapid raids last evening at 6 o'clock, seizing 174 gambling devices from 65 licensed social clubs and bars across Corry and neighboring counties. Eight machines were removed from five local spots, with two each from the Corry Lodge of Elks Moose Club and VFW Club, and one from Meerhoff's on East Main and First Avenue Lunch. A Columbus man faced disorderly conduct after resisting removal. Authorities plan to destroy the machines and pursue further arrests as raids target illicit gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lyons Transportation Co
Erie
First Avenue
Sone
Erie County
Erie Conty
Jefferson County
Millcreek
Union City
Waterford
Meérholf
East Main Street
Frank Carnegie
Lionel H. Jaggi
Columbus
Carnege
Jaggi
Carnegie
Porter Auer
Aero and Union Sign Two Year Pact With Seven Cent Hike
Aero-Flow Dynamics and Local 150 of the IA of M announce a two year labor contract raising pay by seven cents per hour on average, plus one cent in fringe benefits and an extra paid holiday before Christmas. Voting totaled 46 to 7 in favor. The package includes pension improvements and an eight plus paid holidays year total. Negotiating teams: W F Misler Jr and J J Wilson for the company, George Maloney Sam Rares si Val Shreve Josephine Besson Russell Merritt for the union, with Claude Townsend also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero-Corry
Aero-Flow Dynamics
IA of M
Aero
Fust
W. F. Misler Jr
J. J. Wilson
George Maloney
Sam Raressi
Val Shreve
Josephine Besson
Russell Merritt
Claude Townsend
Kennedy signs public works bill in milestone speech
President Kennedy signed the public works authorization today calling it a significant milestone to strengthen the economy. He signed beside a large congressional delegation and said he would soon seek Congress approval for an appropriation to implement the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Public Works
Washington
Thon
Public “Works
Congress
Canadians Say Sabin Polio Vaccine Bad
Canada urges suspension of the Sabin oral polio vaccine after four paralytic cases among four million recipients. The U S advisory committee moved up its meeting to review the vaccine's safety as U S cases were reported but not linked to Sabin. Salk’s injected vaccine remains in use.
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WASHINGTON /AP
U.S
Advisory Committee
Canadian Health Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Canada
United States
Missing Sweater Hovers Over Corry Drill Team Night
Cheryl Migliaccio of 1248 West Main Street reported a heavy black wool sweater lost on East South Street after school. Police say finders who do not advertise or seek the owner can be charged with larceny. she is slated to perform at a Corry Area High School drill during the football game night.
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Corry Area
East South Street
Cheryl Migliacelo
West
Main Street
Mill
Concord
Harley Drake
Drake
Migliaccio
Kaiser Associate Dies in California at 71
Thomas M. Price, 71, longtime associate of industrialist Henry J. Kaiser for 43 years, died Wednesday in Oakland California. Price played a key role in Kaiser operations and business ventures. His death marks the loss of a veteran industrial executive who helped shape the firm’s growth over decades.
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Kaiser
Oakland
Calif
Thomas M. Price
Henry J. Kaiser
Barricade Light Not Standard Car Equipment
Erie man Leo Hedderick 41 of Erle faced hit and run of unattended property and reckless driving charges after police found a broken road barricade piece and a blinking red light embedded in his grille in Union City. Damage to the barricade was estimated at 32 dollars and to the car 50 dollars.
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Highway Department
Union City
Corry
Leo Hedderick
Erle
Hedderick
Erie
Justice of the Peace
Ber Nice Rockwood
City Sells 75 Licenses For Illegal Machines
State Police last night confiscated machines deemed illegal by courts, yet Corry city issued $75 annual licenses under Ordinance 115 adopted in 1936 and amended by Ordinance 85. Licenses were granted to Meerhoff’s Spaghetti Shoppe Skeet Shoot Moose Lodge Main Lunch Wild Cat VEW Club and others, with records showing licenses 7400 to 7441. The Marty Novelty Co. supplied the machines. police did not enter several clubs during the raid.
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City of Corry
Teasurer
Meerhoff's
Spaghetti Shoppe
Moose Lodge
Lish Club
el Club
First Avenue
VEW Club
Salian-American Cll
Inow
Marty Novelty Co
Jury Frees Man In Car Death Near Venango
After about 40 minutes the jury found Robert Templeton of Cambridge Springs not guilty in the Commonwealth versus Templeton involuntary manslaughter case. The July 12 wreck near Venango killed Mrs. Faye Peters. Templeton was not present in court as police said he was shrinking heavily at the time.
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Mwadville
The
Commonwealth
Robert Templeton
Cambridge Springs
Templeton
Venango
Faye Peters
Kennedy Says Military Action Against Cuba Not Required
President Kennedy said U S military action against Cuba is not required or justified at this time. He warned critics against urging force and stated Cuba poses no serious threat unless backed by Russia, then the United States will act to protect its security and that of its allies. He also condemned violence against voters and church burnings as cowardly and outrageous.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
United States
Russia
Caribbean
Congress
South
Castro
Kennedy warns Cuba on security lines amid crisis
President Kennedy outlined six U S security interests in the Cuban crisis at a news conference. He warned Fidel Castro that violating any line could bring war with the United States, naming Guan tanamo and Panama passage as key areas and stressing risks to American lives and hemisphere safety.
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John M
Kennedy
U.S
Fidel Castro
United State
Cuba
U.S. m
Castro
Khrushchev
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Panama Canal
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy signals no immediate invasion of Cuba
President Kennedy told reporters the United States has no immediate military plan for Cuba but left open the option of action with Cuban refugee support. He warned the USSR and Castro that the Caribbean peace is unsettled and the U.S. would intervene if Cuba grows aggressive toward America or other western nations. The prepared remarks reiterate support for Cuban refugee leaders aiming to restore freedom in Cuba, recalling the 1961 Bay of Pigs failure without American direct involvement.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Caribbean
Russia
Castro
United States
Bay of Pigs
Kennery
Kimi Ane
Khishehev
Khrustichev
America
Moscow
Five youths charged in Corry mailbox incident
Corry police say five area youths pled guilty to malicious mischief after an early morning spree along the Corry Wheelock road. James Davison 19 Douglas Stewart 19 Norman Wade 20 James Reayte 19 and Thomas Dayee 20 were arraigned, fined $10 each, paid $9 costs, and released after they replaced the mailbox owned by Harold Dougherty.
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Corry
Rouce Wave
Corry-Wheelock Road
C. W. Irvin
James Davison
East Main Street
Douglas Stewart
Norman Wade
Concord Street
James Reayte
Columbus
Thomas Dayee
Tediy i
Harold Dougherty
R. D. A. Corry
Mr. Cabbett
Irwin
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Alout
Corry Barracks
Esewhere
Frank McKetta
E-1
Lawrence Park
Roger Pflugfelder
Tick
M. V. Trwin Moving and Storage Inc
Herb Johnson
Lt. McKetta
Union
HS Driller
JFK
Fair Lady
Sparta
Martie Morris
Raymoni Morris
Spartans
Martie
Buhertay Greer
Leslie Winans
Andra Fhawn
Patty Conk
Queen's Court
Gramp
Grandson
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