Auction Notice and Cattle Sale Details
Auctioneer ad lists cattle sale at the Creek area with 6 fall 2 year olds and 15 2 good by springer stock. Names include Navemn, March, Weidner, Scout 901, and Paul C. Items mention red heifers, hogs, stock, and certified charts. Location references to Pa and New Jersey areas and a timetable around sep 13 18.
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eaiRe
Ature
ORK
Sinclair
Creek
Baresh
Springer
Nsburg
R Weidner
Scout
My Ville
ABC
Dilla
Paul C.ne
Thailand Army Seizes Power In Coup In Bangkok
Thai army chief Sarit Thanarat led a coup seizing power and surrounding Bangkok with troops. Premier Pibulsonggram reportedly fled abroad as the government faced upheaval after elections. Foreign allies warned of possible shifts, but Sarit pledged keeping treaty commitments and protecting lives and property.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sacit Thifarat
Lang
Thaihend
Atrongmen
P—Pibulgonggram
Sarit
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Pibulsonggram
Hong Kong
Mantia
Pibulsongeram
Seri Manangdsila
Soviets Plan To Launch Earth Satellite Soon
London reports a Soviet plan to launch their first artificial satellite soon. The broadcast says the craft will be heavier than Western designs and equipped with a powerful transmitter. It notes high speeds needed to escape Earth and reach interplanetary space.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Antarctic
Banker's Inspection Granted In Embezlement Case
A general judge authorized 82 year old Thomas E. Emery to inspect records at the Canonsburg bank tied to a $41,980 embezzlement charge. Counsel for Emery seeks the inspection as part of his defense. Emery was indicted in November for alleged theft from the Canonsburg branch of the Mellon National Bank and Trust.
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Suisbunuh
Thomas E. Emery
Canonsburg
Bewery
B. Ditsiniot
Dudge Rabeeg
Emery
Ant
Thai Monay
Canonsbirg Bratch
Melion National Bank
Trustoo
Corry Considers Return to Eastern Time September Meeting
Corry councilors hasten to daylight standard time as September 29 deadline looms. Officials weigh local impact with office workers opposing after six o clock darkness. Meadville defers DST decision to next Tuesday after review of October plans.
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Corry
Cony
Lwach
Price
Meadville
Farster
Meadville Council
Lawyer’s closing says nothing proven in sensational trial
Prosecutor asserts no evidence supports claims of criminal libel or obscenity by Confidential and Whisper magazines. He accuses defense led by Arthur Crowley of misdirection and of pressuring actress Maureen O’Hara to deny involvement in illicit acts at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. Continued on Page Two.
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Tion
Ritz
Contidential
Whisper
Hbel
Deense
Arthur Crowley
Maureen O'Hara
Grauman
Taricieninus
Milas Ofury
Rinie
Crowley
O'Hara
Hailsham Becomes Conservative Leader In London Shuffle
Viscount Hailsham was named Conservative party chairman and lord president of the council, with Macmillan relying on his two posts to curb electoral losses ahead of 1959 or 1960. Critics from Labour questioned the mix of official duties and party leadership. As lord president, he would oversee science and industrial research alongside government roles, succeeding the Earl of Home.
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Hailsham
London
Viscount Hailsham
Conservative
Macmillan
Walisham
Bailsham
Earl of Home
S Commonwealth Relations
House of Lads
Mediators Try Again To End Phone Strike
Mediators attempt to end the nationwide telephone strike as 150,000 operators walk off, halting long distance calls in many areas. Federal mediators met the sides without progress while the AFL CIO union demands higher wages and travel allowances. Bell System reports limited delays but overall service largely intact, with some locations still dial tone unavailable.
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Aas Beer
Placiig Jong
Cis
CWA
Tocal
Te General Telephone Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bell Telephone System
OWA
Joseph E. Dunne
American Telephone & ‘Tele·aph Co
Tt Anid
Ahn
City Council approves sidewalk repair and TV franchise
City Council cleared several small items at the last meeting. Joe Hassett received final approval to pave sidewalks around the Municipal Building at an estimated cost exceeding 800. Noah Owen proposed leasing land at 40 East Church Street, with a 10 year term and £150 payment, while the council will check tax implications. The new Corry TV Cable Company franchise, running 25 years with renewal, faced a final 4-1 vote after Safety Director Robert Price urged further study of the lengthy agreement.
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City Couermen
Joe Hassett
Hassett
Noah Owen
East Church Street
Connell
Fifth Street
Owen
Cherry
Roger Brown
Corry TV Cable Company
Sollcitor
Robert Price
Corry Airport to Discuss Extending Runway
A Corry Airport Authority meeting is set for Monday in the Municipal Building to discuss lengthening a runway. The plan aims to add land by trading airport property for the extra land needed, enabling construction of a longer runway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
AFL-CIO group aims to oust Teamsters union
The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee considers ouster of the Teamsters from the merged federation amid corruption charges. Sen. McClellan plans a racketeering probe into Hoffa, Beck and union leadership as hearings are tentatively set for September 24.
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New York
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Tenmalge
Labor Federation
Wis
Wwaek
Afl-Cio
Misiae
Alo Filiy
Sen
McClellan
D+ Ark
Senate Committee
Bor
Washington
Yeaterby Mist
Senuime
James R. Hotta
Toarmsters
Foti
Hotta
Miami
Hoffa
McCiellan
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Ghiesgo
Chicago
Joint ‘Teamsters Council
City Paving Bill Reaches 50645 For Street Work
City paving cost totals 50645 for 22823 square yards under summer program. Assessments to property owners range from 125 to 42.99 per front foot, depending on width. Council to hold special meeting October 1 at 7 10 to hear protests. Don Williams notes Maple Avenue widening cost 3110 and per mile material cost could be 52800.
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Jou
Orty
Don Williams
Wil
Maple Avenue
Williams
Rocket Fired Over Atlantic
A rocket roared into the sky over the Atlantic yesterday as observers saw a swift ascent and a long flame trail. The missile’s trajectory was nearly vertical before leveling off and vanishing within about 12 seconds, leaving three vapor trails and a distant cameraman noting the vivid display.
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Ape Canaveral
Anc
Atlantia
Recovery of Missing Man Body at Cape Vincent
The body of Frederick Armes, 43, of Wrockport, was recovered off Grenadier Island in Lake Ontario. He disappeared September 23 while piloting a newly purchased 23-foot boat from Clayton to Alexandria Bay Harbor. Local authorities confirmed the find this day.
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Cape Vincent
Friderick Armes
Wrockport
Tound
Grenadier Island
Ontario
Armes Nac Beer Desinne
Glaytony
Menderaon
Governor and Congressman Confer Again on School Decision
In Pine Bluff Arkansas West Lemew Gov Orval Pwubim Mealy talks with Congressman about the Fayetteville desegregation dispute at Central High School. The talks aim to calm the crisis as Faubus faces court orders and public pressure. Sources note no agreement yet while both sides push for a measured path to keep order and public safety.
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Tiple Rock
Ark
Brods
Haya
West Lemew
Orval Pwubim
Thurgold
Haynie
Arkanives
Faulkins
Sand
Wilimmeré
Wien
Wei
Fedaen
Raniecen
Cata Waller
Woodrow Wi Tilttle
Puocke
Chi
Mann
Neal
Kredt
Arkatsad
Ity
Jide
Faubus
Yardner
Meiemory
State
Crash at Washington and Maple injures driver near Warren
A driver failed to stop at a sign and collided with a tractor truck at the Washington Street Maple Avenue intersection. Samiel L. Chesnutt, 61, of North Warren, was cited for failure to stop. James A. Lundy, 37, of Bond Street, drove the tractor. Chesnutt’s car veered into a hedge line yard by the armory, then halted. Chesnutt treated at Corey Memorial Hospital and released. Lundy’s speed outcome not yet known.
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Mtg. Corp
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Smmiel L. Chesnutt
North Warren
Gilling
James A. Lundy
Bond Street
Cheenutt
Corey Memorial Hospital
Hotel Manager Seeks Relief on Sewer Tax
Hol ford Artin, hotel manager, asked City Council to ease the sewer rental schedule. He said occupancy ran about 40 percent while the tax, about 120 dollars, applied on a full rate. Council agreed to delay action until after November 15 to explore possible adjustments.
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City Council
Pight
Holford Artin
Corry
Arrison
Ste
Cornelus
Connell
Firl Charly Naked Avelson
Walt
Driver In Area Crash Leaves Several Injured
A stretch near Garon City yesterday saw a multi vehicle collision involving Howard Vanderpool and others, with Weside Road used as the site. Authorities report injuries and significant property damage while investigations identify contributing factors and involved drivers from Union City and nearby areas.
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Limon Waty
Garon City
Guy Fetardor
Stash Palice
Pitney
Gue
Howard Vanderpool
Union City
Sele Palin
Coery Wir- Teady
Peterson
Tom
Weside
Southern Salon Presses Army NAACP Over Game Transfer
The NAACP backed moving the Army Palane football game from New Orleans to a different site, criticizing the Army and citing Louisiana segregation laws. Secretary Wilber P. Brucker and Tulane officials discussed revenue losses and site changes, with lawmakers urging a reassessment amid concerns about race and compliance.
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Southern Salon
Army
NAACP
Edward Hubert
D-La
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Wilber P. Brucker
Tor Hebert
Tulane
Louisiana Taw
Brucker
Poth Wwe Ney
James G. Fulton
Red Jetliner Leaves U S On Moscow Flight
A Soviet TU-104 with 16 crew and 24 passengers departed from an American base in rainy weather bound for Moscow. The flight included three American flyers, two British RAF officers, and an American newsman, with other travelers listed among Soviet officials and staff. Local base officials and foreign observers watched the takeoff as the jetliner cleared the runway.
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McGuire Air Force
Willam
Girit Lowrie
Caph
Harold Chenngar
Pity
JB Zivayor
Dover
Air Force Banc
Novieator
Ind
Geylor
Rabinkan
Washington
Cablomen
Pardons
Jar
New York Herald
Tric
Ministers Denounce Do 8 Tokyo Policy in Middle East
In a foreign policy move linked to Syria and the Middle East, Chinese Premier Chou En-tol met with the Iraqi and Iranian leaders in Peiping. Russian and Western officials noted tensions as Moscow and Tokyo debated stance on regional affairs.
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Tokyo
Chins and
Bulgorte
Moscow
Middle East
Syria
Raiti Peiping
Chou En
Moon's Lawyer Appeals For Life Sentence
Norman Moon, described as a convicted slayer of Judge Allison Wade, seeks a lesser sentence after being condemned to death. His attorney argues the crime was not cold or deliberate, urging the court to impose life imprisonment instead.
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Moon
Jrer
Seule Loe
Norman Moon
Warren County
Wagoner Jr
Union
Connella- Wille Iman
Allison
Wade
Frank A. Laweley
Lawley Tal
Lawley
Two Miners Die In Cave-In At Pocahontas Mine
Mullens West Virginia rescue crews search for a third miner after a pillar collapse trapped four at the Premier Pocahontas mine. Bodies of Paul Kentich and Arnold Wingo have been recovered. Axle Davis remains missing amid ongoing rescue efforts by federal mine inspectors and local crews.
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Ab Herndon
Milles Beauchore
Jlite Ani
Crawford Wilson
Suite Department of Mines
Paul D. Kentich
Princeton
York
Arnold
Wingo
Booth Mullens
Pocahontas Co
Anta
BL. Murphy
Mial
Machin
Jord McKinney
Bud
Grant Hudson
Allen
Kalas
Kedley
Peck
Eenahingens
Carrie Halts Ike’s Fishing Plans Amid Gulf Storms
A weakened Hurricane Carrie moved ashore near Bermuda at 12 mph while Gulf storm Asther shows growth. President Eisenhower’s secretary James Hagerty said the president hoped to resume fishing trips this week though preliminary reports indicate strong winds and rough seas offshore.
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Carrie
Ike
Loette
Bermuda
Asther
Ing
James Hagerty
Presi
Dent Eisenhower
Turk
Rocket Engine Explosion Kills Worker in Dover
A small experimental rocket engine exploded during a test near Dover causing a fatality. A spokesman said the miniature device, built by Rewctton Metory Inc, malfunctioned in the test area. The incident occurred at a nearby facility associated with Lives of Chancn-Valigit Aircraft Co. of Dallas.
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Dover
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James ‘A. Rhoades
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Buffalo
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Sbilers
Galmunicaons Workers of America
Teamsters Union
Atlantic
Warren
Darke State Armory
Uilding
East Waal
Lou
Ington Street
Red Jetliner
U.S
Geneva
Tirst Na- Monu Bank of
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