Fragmented OCR renders mixed notices and names
A jagged OCR excerpt includes farm items for sale and household goods with figures, plus scattered names and addresses. It references Frank Cosh and Lawrence, a May 24 date, a 2901 address, and mentions of a fictitious will and insurance terms amid cluttered legal and dairy-related notes.
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Baiwrany
Sule
Mrude Aifes
Tony Vont Soale
Aefigaater Sedeuw
Siti Th
Wade
Owe
Deneid
David Yber
de Edin Lawrence
Uaylvitan
Sylvania
Bunineas
Corry
Worst Turnpike Crash Kills Five in Pennsylvania
A westbound car crossed into a tractor trailer on a rain slicked Pennsylvania Turnpike west of Pittsburgh, killing five occupants of the California plated vehicle. Victims include John M. Kelly and his wife Hel, their infant daughter Susan, Kelly’s sister-in-law and her daughter Patty, all from California. The truck driver Thurman D. Korns, 27, was uninjured. Police noted it as one of the deadliest Turnpike accidents. Relatives identified the decedents and described a family trip to visit relatives in Oregon and Ohio. Rescue crews worked over an hour to extract bodies.
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Lutsburgh
Tden
Myst
John M. Kelly
Gladstone
Ores
Hel
Busan
Kelly
Donald JM. Young
Patty
Kellys
New York
Grayhound
Harrisburg East
Bridge Pier
Yederday
Turnpike
Mary Murray
Temple City
Kors
Chicago Express, Incorporated
Beaver Falls
Bedford
Lights at Loveland Field Spark New Troubles
Corry, Smethport, and Smallhunt school districts clash over Loveland Field lights. Smethport faces truck permits and pole length issues while authorities race to have lights ready for Friday football. Crews plan to dig poles tomorrow with setting Monday and wiring Tuesday. Smethport team to practice under lights Wednesday and Thursday.
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Corry
Mile Green
5 E. Anderson
Smethport
Ty Smethport
Warren
Bmethport
Pennsylvania
Black Doctor Plans School Move Under Threats in Maryland
In Deal, Maryland, Dr Harry N Jones a Black physician faced pressure from seg regationists after enrolling his 6 year old son in a nearby white integrated school. He said the boy would likely attend another school amid threats including window slashing telephoned threats and arson. Governor Theodore R McKeldin was consulted as Jones withdrew his son from the newly integrated classroom following the unrest.
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Deale
Harry N. Jones
Theodore R. McKeldin
Jones
Evoes
Hin Yard
Set Dates For Becks Trials In Seattle Case
Seattle state court set October 28 for Dave Beck senior and October 2 for Dave Beck Jr in King County grand jury indictments on grand larceny counts tied to union car sales. Judge Malcolm Douglas denied a delay request despite defense claims of unfair public opinion. Beck Sr faces one count and Beck Jr two counts. federal charges of income tax evasion also loom with Beck Jr and four others. Trials in federal court Tacoma begin January 6.
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Seattle
Dave Jr
Beck
Beck! € Jr
Federal
Tacoma
Wash
Erie Thruway Contract Rounds Up 35 Million Estimate
The Erie Thruway 46 mile project is estimated to cost 25 million dollars for the first work. A 756,887 dollar contract awarded yesterday will build the final two of 73 bridges by A. R. Colferin and Sons Allison Park Pa and A. R. Cotte t Decorah Town. The twin bridges will carry one way traffic in Girard Town ship and be over 800 feet long. Bids have been received on the first 34 mile section and others on a dozen miles.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Yeaterday
A. R. Colfren and Sons
Allison Park Pa
A. R. Cottet
Decorah
Town
Elke Greek
Girard
Uve Interstate
Rev Armitage Ordained At Erie Church Service
Rev Armitage among ten ordained by Western Pennsylvania District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at the four day district conference in Erie. Armitage will lead Excelsior Union Church on Spring Creek Road. Conference drew 208 delegates over four days with ordination conducted by D C Kopp and Dr R R Brown.
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Camsus
Armitage
Western Pennsylvania
Christian and Missionary Alligne Church
Denominaton
Erle Rey
Thureday
D.C. Kopp
Punxsutawn~ey
RR. Brown
Omaha
Nev
Brown
Norway's Olav V Crowned King After Father's Death
The Norwegian king Olav V, aged 54, succeeds his father Haakon VII, who died in the royal palace at 4:80 am after a circulatory illness. Haakon, born 1872, had been Danish royalty by birth and chose the Norwegian name Haakon VIII for the throne. Olav will deliver the oath later, with Parliament to convene in January.
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Vous
Ray Vase Te Akin VE
Norway
Royal
Agadnbh
Olay
Hew Kng
Olav V
Haakon
Olav
Prince Harsid
Copenhagtit
Frederick VIII
Louisie
Denmark
Carl
Haakon Vil
Governor Backs Court Order In Surprise Move
In Little Rock, Governor Orval Faubus withdrew the National Guard from Central High School. He said the appeal would proceed, while state troopers remained nearby and two extra high school guards were posted. Attorneys indicated the appeal would likely go to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, with the outcome uncertain.
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Little Rock
Art
Ogy
Orva Faubus
Ventaingt
National Guard
Geritral High School
Vielnv
Testarch
Wien
Aw Jong
Pauben
Udine Rowe
Centraigh School
Avery
Antica
Guang
Paubus
Hay Matthews
Eighth Circuit Court
St. Louis
First Asian flu death reported in Missouri
The Associated Press reports the first confirmed Asian flu death in the country, with the U S Public Health Service estimating about 100 000 cases to date. Outbreaks surge across the United States and Canada as schools and colleges close or report absenteeism, including Southwest Texas State College and University of Colorado students.
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Assocuvea
Missouri
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Canada
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Colorado
Boulder
University of Colorado
Public Health Service
Oregon
Mississippi
Texas
California
New York
State Health Department
New Chain Letter Gimmick Baits Joiners With $51,000 In Wealth
Corry and nearby towns report a revived chain letter scam using Savings Bonds. The scheme promises large returns, requiring initial buy in of 37.50 and two letters to be sold, with eventual payouts of up to 51,000. Fraudsters push patriotism and mail fraud through a multi tier setup.
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Corry
Union City
Warren
Titusville
Ares
Acores
U. & Savings Bonds
Corry C of C Set For Members Meet
John Bowman executive vice president of the Greater Tire Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Corry Chamber of Commerce general membership meeting. Bowman, a former newspaper man, has led the Erle Chamber for five years, boosting membership income and staff. The chamber plans to vote on raising the minimum subscription fee to 39. The meeting starts at 4 p m with lunch served.
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John Bowman
Greater Tire Chamber of Commerce
Thursda
Biehty
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Bowman
Formet
Ketemim, Flt
Erle Chamber
Hast
Hime Ik Hax
Ex-Envoy Named Thai Interim Prime Minister
Former Thai ambassador to Washington Sarasin was elected provisional prime minister of Thailand. King Phumiphon contested the move as SEATO discussed the appointment. Ambassador Bishop postponed a Washington trip for medical backup while Pete contends for the secretary general role.
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Bangkok
Thauind
Kote Sarasin
Washington
SEATO
Petely
Atwrhcett Wid Eiglish
Radio Station Bans Satchmo Records Over Political Criticism
A Mt nation radio station announced it would discard all Louis Armstrong recordings after he criticized President Eisenhower and public school integration. Management cited Armstrong's stance as grounds for removal, affecting multiple titles and artists in the station’s rotation.
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Bans ‘Satchmo’ Records
Teteren AG. Mt
Nation
Louis Armetring
Eisenhower
Armstrong
I. M. Sriltr
Bartha Soitt
Leng Morne
Armatrong
Luck Runs Out For Hitchhiker Near Can ton Ohio
A hitchhiker identified as Dewayne Murphey and a passenger Eugene J. Putman, both of Hockingport, Ohio, died when a 1940 car ran off U S 21 near here and overturned. Driver Donald Dare Gripes of Parkersburg West Virginia and two other passengers, Goldie Chapman and Blowhe Anderson, survived with injuries. Murphey’s body bore papers showing a possible birthplace in Alexandria Pennsylvania.
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S Seaestidge
Clair Dewayne Murphey
Canton
Ohio
Bat Murmher
Ohio Highway Patrol
U.S
Hockingport
Tom
Donald Dare Gripes
Farkersburg
Goldie Chapman
Blowhe ‘Anderson
Parkersburg
Guernsey County Memorial Hospital
Jitte
Alexandria
State Night Program Ends Statewide For Two Years
Official Opinion No 12 ends state supported adult extension courses in Pennsylvania for two years. Disrupt teachers may still run courses locally. Corry Area High School plans night classes Wednesday and Thursday next week with sign ups in the cafeteria. Last year 225 students enrolled at a district cost of 850 dollars. Reimbursements may be cut due to state funding mixups.
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Pennsylvania
Justice Department
Cnds
Corry Area High School
L. M. Douglas
Corry
Douglas
Nome
Soho
World Race Winner Roberts Dies After Half Century Return
Roberts of Nutley and later Englewood died in Presbyterian Hospital aged 25 at entry time for the 22,000 mile New York to Paris around the world race of 1908. He was a demonstrator for Thomas Co. and helped secure his employer’s support to enter the long contest sponsored by the New York Times. Roberts arrived in Paris 26 days ahead of the nearest rival. Born in Pittsburgh, he moved to Englewood in 1914 and Nutley in 1953.
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Ewan
Mblney
Roberts
Presbyterian Hospital
Nutley
Pittsburgh
Englewood
Dulles Speech Triggers Syrian Anger and Warning
Syrian leaders denounced Dulles UN remarks as hostile to Arab states and accused the United States of trying to divide the Arab world. Premier Sabri and Foreign Minister Salah Bitar said the speech distorted aims and warned Syria would defend its independence while noting Soviet influence and military buildups.
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Dulles
Damarque
Syriy
Syria
Soviet Union
Cau
Sabri
Aswallnd
Salah Bitar
Ed Dulles
U. S
Yhuroday Pykes
Fellor
New York
Asal
United States
Herreedom
Bitar
Dems Criticize Pentagon Army Cut Orders Amid Security Debate
Sen. Jackson and Sen. Mansfield condemned a new Pentagon directive requiring Army Air Force Navy and Marine Corps to cut 200000 troops by next June and a prior 100000 cut by December 31. They argued the moves erode Congress approved strength and threaten national security. Continued on page five.
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Waneinu
UN Vm
Sen
Washington State
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Jackson
Mansfield
Congress
Senate
Paratroopers stage NATO mock invasion in Denmark
U S paratroopers from the 322nd Air Division led by Col Clyde Box of Nevada Texas and units from the 11th Airborne Division staged a large mock invasion of Zealand Denmark as part of NATO operation Brave Jug. About 2000 paratroopers and infantrymen landed under naval protection amid light Danish Home Guard resistance.
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U.S
NATO
Copenhagen
Brimare
Zealand
322Nd U.S. Air Division
Clyde Box
Nevada
11Th Airborne Division
Dunich Home Guard
Below Zero World Record Set At South Pole
A world record low temperature of 102.1 degrees below zero Fahrenheit was reported Tuesday by Antarctic scientists. The event was noted during a briefing at a naval construction battalion facility. The figure implies minus 40.8, with discussions on funding and training programs at Geophysical? and allied institutions.
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Omar
Naval Construction
Plusburgh
South Pole Bay
Paul Siple
Nis
Geophysical Vewr Pale Biationerty
Stple Bse Mattye
And
Morgunza
Allegheny
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Nikon
Ciasces
Gromkyo
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May
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Rev. Armitage
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Thailand
Honolulu
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Herter
Thanarat
Pibulsonggram
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