Auction notices and sales of antiques and household items
Fragmentary auction listing mentions antiques, household goods, furniture, and tools for sale. Includes items such as clocks lamps dressers chairs rockers and garden items plus land sale hints and references to local venues and dates. Names like Arthur Honeers and Stuart appear in scattered fragments.
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Elioneer
Lea West
Atiel
Salu
Harrow
Low
Wy Ruke
Pattons
Shams
Hart
Arthur Honeers
Alec
Stuart
Tooke
Cap Meng
West
Hopkins scientist reports vaccine for common cold
Dr Winston H Price of Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health announced a vaccine tested on over four people that prevented colds caused by the JH virus in 80 percent of cases. He cautioned mass production details are undecided and emphasized the vaccine targets a single virus type among many.
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Baltimore i
Downs Hopkins
Winston H. Price
Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Java
Dy. Price
Price
Hospital To Open New Recovery Room At Cory Memorial
Cory Memorial Hospital will open a new recovery room within a week. The hospital board named Alberta Armitage as supervisor of the recovery room and authorized equipment for the examination room. During the month 50 births and 4 deaths were recorded, with 29 major and 4 minor operations performed. Superintendent Edas Alexander was authorized to attend the American Hospital Association meeting in Atlantic City from September 28 to October 4.
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Cory Memorial Hospital
Hospital Association
Buss Alberta Armitage
Edas
Alexander
Americam Hospital Association
Atlantic City
Loveland Field Lights Sold To Smethport
Loveland Field lights were sold to Smethport with final papers completing transfer of poles reflectors and bulbs to Smethport school district for 2000. Since the new joint High School, Loveland site plans remained undecided. Lights had been left idle after abandonment. Reflectors will be removed and shipped Saturday. They will be used for a football game Friday night September 27.
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Loveland Field
Fs Smethport
Smethport Luburday
Area Woman's Arm Caught In Wringer For 8 1/2 Hours
Mrs Norman Potter of Grove City was trapped with her arm in a wringer for eight and a half hours yesterday after her husband left for work. He found her upon returning home and she was rushed to Grove City Hospital where she received emergency treatment. Her condition improved to fair after transfer to another hospital.
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Grumiv
Mra
Normen Potter
Grove City
Bulletin Day in Chamber 400 Fret Benewtty
The note appears fragmented but indicates a chamber bulletin or meeting item. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics. The readable fragment suggests a briefing or agenda line about a day in a chamber setting.
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Benewtty
McKeesport Youth Dies After Football Injury
Thomas Reynolds a 16 year old McKeesport High School football guard collapsed during a summer camp scrimmage in Somerset County. He died in McKeesport Hospital. His mother Mrs Catherine Reynolds said he had been injured August 15 and discharged earlier.
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Meemmesesayay Po
Mckeatport
McKeesport
of & Brik
Coleman Named Head Of Twin Coach In Surprise Move
Coleman 39 former Aero Supply chief named president of Twin Coach with plants at Kent Ohio and Cheektowaga New York. He will resign as chairman with son L J Fegedl set to succeed. back-log stands at 65 million for parts mainly wing assemblies for aircraft. The firm is known for buses in automotive field and Coleman holds roles with Ball Burge Kraus Banner Metals Atco Oil and Chenlewl Corp.
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William #. Coleman
Aero Supply
Mig, Co., Inc
Kent
Ohio
Cheektowaga
Fhegeal
F. R. Faegee
Obone
L. J. Fegedl
Coleman
Cleveland
Ball, Burge and Kraus
Banner Metals, Inc
Los Angeles
Atco ‘Oil and Chenlewl Corp
Phiadel *Phia
Ike and Powell Meet Over Negroes View On Racial Crisis
Ike Eisenhower and Powell meet to hear the Negroes point of view on civil rights. The White House plans a conference with Rep. Adam Clayton Powell to discuss school integration and aims for nonviolent progress through explanation and understanding rather than laws alone. Powell urges careful steps, while Hagerty notes dates for a possible meeting in the near future.
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Ike
Powell
Arkatgas
Eisenhower
Adam Clayton
Ponjo Coatt
Harlem
Democratic Party
Powell Hind
Hagerty
White
1600 Corry students sign up for pupil health insurance
About 1,600 Corry area students enrolled in a pupil health insurance program with premiums of 1.50. Many more forms remain to be returned. The plan covers up to 23,000 for medical expenses from school activities or commute injuries, excluding scholastic football. Beall notes claims nearly equal premiums.
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Corry
Ineritan Recrensive Health Inestipanes Company
B.H. and
M. A. Bent
Beall
New Channel Cut In Creek Relieves City Flooding
City completes a new storm water channel near the sewer outlet to ease Creek flood bottlenecks. The 20 to 40 foot wide stream bed, about 90 feet long, promises faster storm water removal but its effectiveness awaits the next heavy rain. City officials bank on reduced sewer backups as all sections open today.
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Sireala
Hore Creek
Secret missile test at Cape Conaver center fires small rocket
Report describes a U.S. top secret missile launch from a Cape Conaver facility at 9746 hours. The weapon rose in a slow arc and vanished, followed by two bright spheresfalling into the Atlantic. Observers noted a week of blasting tests and a prior red and white missile believed to be the Navaho.
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U.S
Cape Conavers
Atlantic
Donald 4
Quarles
Dulles Urges UN Action Over Middle East Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles told the United Nations General Assembly that Soviet arms and influence threaten stability in the Middle East. He asserted the United Nations may need to intervene and warned Moscow's actions in Syria and Turkey risk direct aggression against free nations. Dulles cited a 1985 Assembly resolution and urged international vigilance while reserving U S rights to propose concrete measures.
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United Nations
N.Y
Braye Dulles
Unody
Syria
Turkey
Inomu- Jan
General Assembly
United Nu- Hons
Middle East
Dulles
Nat al Jas
Wanda
Sky
Assembly
United States
Byrgy
Bern
Pon
Moscow
Vam
Andrei Gromyko
Asian Flu Spreading In Europe and the U S
Asian flu continues to spread across Europe and North America, with new outbreaks in England Portugal Cyprus Italy and the Netherlands and about 65000 cases reported in the United States an increase of roughly 15000 since the prior estimate. Several U S states report clusters and Mississippi nears epidemic levels. schools close as children bear the brunt.
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Associated Press
Europe
England
United States
Canada
Portugal
Cyprus
Italy
Netherlands
U. S. Public Service
New York
Texas
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Fiotola
Oklahoma
Misssissippi
Sheffield
C.H. Shaw
Chideen
Beath
Military Cut Of 100000 Ordered
Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered an additional 100000 men into armed services as promptly as possible and to be achieved by year end. This follows a prior reduction announced in July and total manpower cuts aim to 600000 by June.
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Wasny Gton
Wilson
Lotti
Lueed
Jue
Faubus Rejects Subpoena Town Menaced By Poison Gas Fumes
A chaotic incident near Faubus left townsfolk exposed to cyanide fumes after a truck dumped lethal cargo at a plant. Police and civil defense teams evacuated workers and cordoned off the area as investigators traced the source and arranged disposal. One driver was hospitalized with eye and throat injuries. no other injuries were reported amid ongoing probes and defensive measures.
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Cmamelville
Oth
Avery
Robert Letta
Truth ‘Transport
O, Ltd
Dearborn
Armed Troops Quell Argentina Revolt Amid Strikes
In Buenos Aires heavily armed soldiers seized cable and telephone offices, evicting workers amid two weeks of go slow strikes. An 12 hour sympathy walkout and an 11 minute metallurgical strike followed as unions react. Provisions regime rumors of revolt circulated with limited confirmation from Santiago.
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Buenos Aires
Unio
Astencia
Santiago
Chile
Pedro Sambury
Esther Sweeps Through South States Flooded
Tropical storm Esther drenched the Deep South with up to 5 inches of rain in Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. The storm caused widespread flooding threats along the Mississippi and Alabama coasts and forced thousands to evacuate coastal marsh areas.
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NEW/ ORLEANS
Esther
Tennessee
Gulf
Mexico
Westher Bureau
Almbama
New Orleans
Burns
Biloxi
Miss
George Fish
U. 8
Jackson
Mississipp
Leat
Pascagoula
Massissipp! Gur
Mississsippi
Alabama
This Driver Has Troubles This Driver Has Troubles
Gay Peterson a 17 year old from Union City was in a car crash on Mitchel road as brakes failed and the vehicle hit an embankment. Passengers Donna Keitelinger 15 and Dorothy Ossey 17 were injured with facial injury and chest injuries respectively. Peterson had earlier on Monday been hired by the State Police for failing to yield in a two car collision near Union City.
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Sevenaine
Gay Peterson
Union City
Peterson
Mitchel Road
Pan
Donna Keitelinger
Dorothy Ossey
Missy Kitelinger
Mies Teossey
Corry Burranks
Driver Burned To Death In Truck Crash
Two tractor-trailers collided on Route 6 near Erie causing one to burst into flames and kill its driver. A second driver, Claude Feightner, wandered from the scene and was later located at a Ripley restaurant. The deceased was identified as Robert C. Smith of Cleveland, driving for Wehman Transportation Co. State Police reported confusion over the other driver’s actions and circumstances.
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Erie
Ripley
Robert C. Smith
OS Kessel Street
Gmveport
Ohio
Wehman Transportation Co
Cleveland
Claude Feightner
2Nd Street
Ganton
Feightner
North East Township
Smith
Feight
Whyndo
Wade
Hy Wis
Snark Squadron Ends Training in California
The Air Force announced its first Snark squadron, about to become operational with the Strategic Air Command. It will include around 100 officers and men and completes training in California before year end. The base assignment will be announced later.
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Washington
America
Air Force
Calixfornia
Strategic Air Command
Smoke odor prompts Cory Fire Department call
Neighbors in Cory report a whiff of smoke at a home on an evening. Gerald Moke and Malford Long observe and discuss the odor while Mrs Long notes it from inside. Firefighters respond to investigate and arrive at the Long residence to check for a possible source.
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Winliod
Cory Fire Department
Gerry
Gerald Moke
Onion City
Beother
Malfor
Robert Long
Cory
Wicks
Carry
Thera
Nix Fips
Production Lag Slows Asian Flu Vaccine Effort
Production at Asian Vaccine lags the initial target though Public Health Service still forecasts about 85 million doses this year. Priority lists aim to free inoculations for health personnel, hospital staff, county plan groups, and essential services such as utilities, communications, and law enforcement. Schools report outbreaks from New York to Texas as Asian flu cases rise nationally.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Milton
Roges
Pennsylvania
General Telephone Company
Hera
Leroy E. Burney
Health Service
New York
Texas
Missiesinpi
Florida
Missourii
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Board of Health
Governor Says Federal Court Cannot Compel His Appearance
Little Rock Arkansas governor argues the federal court cannot force his appearance in a case over integration at Central High. A hearing set to consider a temporary injunction to prevent interference with the school crisis and the governor’s counsel will present arguments regarding his immunity from compulsion.
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Little Rock
Are
Little Rock Cantril
Tormegn
U. & District
Ronald WN
Couple Injured In Jeep Mishap Near Local Road
A two vehicle accident this morning left a couple injured when a jeep overturned spilling tinware onto the ground. Phillip Woekheey reports the vehicle struck guardrails and rolled near a school bus stop as authorities investigated and the injured were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Phillip Woekheey
Tinawil
Nivholis
Ake
Vohitrol
Dey
Wibholstin Vonstrous
Worthrop
Wil
Soviet Ships Sail To Syria
Soviet naval vessels sailed toward Syria on a mission described as friendly as Moscow radio said the destroyer Svobodny and a cruiser headed to the Syrian port of Latakia at Damascus invitation. The move followed provocative Western tensions and appeared aimed at countering the U S Sixth Fleet in the eastern Mediterranean.
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London I
Syria
U.S
Mediterranean
Moscow
Criler Zbhdonoyast
Svobodny
Catakia
UW. 8
T, & Navy
Nin
Damascus
Ttalo
Mediervaneat
Wy 2
Areaular
Tethiet Army
Spit
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Yasuo Hh
Radio Moscow
Magazlier
KonsMuithh
Tong
Smethport
Mid-East
U. S
Faubus
Wassmhoes
Winnona
Raibways Paasenger
Rita Hound
Windsor
Peek
J. Sluder
Wayne, Mich
Chithom
Oujles
Here
Palice
Noling
He Dow Chemical Co
Barhia
Spota
Pierre
Huni
Argentina
Abraad
Aramburu
Raharin Po
Taei
Ilegal
Anne
Erie County Medical Boalety ‘Tak
Cor Ye
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