Auction Notice Fragments From Rural Goods Seemings
Fragmentary OCR lists items for sale including machinery tools and household goods. Mentions like 6500 thermo washer cabinets beds and a WW home sale in a rural setting appear. Names and addresses are partially legible with dates like 7-21-23 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein Rham
Forkman
Offery Farm
Corje West Oad
Colstein Istered
den Febring
Dariaid
D.O. R
Tracom
Grant
Toner
Ilso
Reed
Ger- Aurence
Congo Head Demands UN Withdraw Troops
Mobutu demands the UN pull out Ghanaian and Guinean troops from the Congo, warning it could become a problem for his staff. Ghanaian President Nkrumah, in New York for the UN, said Lumumba remains the Congo’s legitimate premier while Lumumba seeks asylum with Guinea’s help. Lumumba, hiding since Mobutu’s neutralization move, has not yet pursued a U.N. appearance as aides seek visas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph Mobath
Ghana
Atd
Guines Thelow Niu
Asean
Eulice Lumumba
Meddline
Mubutt
Ghai
Gunes
Kwame Nkrumah
New York
General Assembly
Mobutu
Nkrual
Thesil
Lumumba
Guinea
Limoumba
U.N
Mobut
U. N. General Assembly
U.S
Area Employment Dipped In August
Area employment slipped in August with 88,500 on payrolls versus 88,000 in July and 89,100 in August 1959. Manufacturing held steady at 36,100 jobs as the factory workweek eased from 41.3 to 41.0 hours. Across industries, hours stayed above 40, led by 45.7 hours for paper products, printing and publishing, while primary metals posted 38.7 hours. Forecasts turned less optimistic. shops likely unchanged. This region remains a major area with a substantial labor surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roseberry
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Roseberry
Elderly Powell Couple Killed Crossing Route 78
State Police report elderly couple from Phoenix, Mr Herbert W Powell aged 76 and Mrs Ann Powell aged 7 0 were struck by an automobile while crossing Route 78 near Clarence last night. They were returning from supper to a motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Herbert W. Powell
Phoenix
Ann
Clarence
City Plans Teeth in Ordinances to Regulate Development
Corry planners and the City Council push for stronger enforcement of housing, zoning, and building regulations. The master plan from Michal Baker Inc. anticipates new codes, with potential remedies for unsafe buildings, substandard housing, and improper land use, amid citizen cries and political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Michal Baker, Inc
Convict Nabbed En Route to Son’s Funeral in Los Angeles
Roland Lopez a 27 year old convicted robber escaped from prison to attend his stepson Joseph's funeral. He cried beside the grave as detectives surrounded him, later surrendering on an escape charge. Lopez had begun a five year to life sentence at Chino for a Dec 15 bowling alley robbery near Sacramento. His wife and Josephine moved to Pomona to visit, and Lopez said he avoided rules to attend but was denied permission. Pomona police coordinated to have him attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Roland Lopez
Lopez
Joseph
Vernon Weigand
Lopes
Chino
Sacramento
Josephine
Joseph Cordova
Pomona
General Hospital
Navy Secretary Overrules Ouster Of Strict Officer Thompson
Navy Secretary William B. Franke overruled a medical board that found Lt. John M. Thompson unfit for duty and ordered him returned to full active service. The decision followed questions about impartiality due to ties between medical hearings and actions at the dispensary and hospital. Thompson will serve at another naval hospital and his wife Lt. Cmdr. Vera Thompson will be reassigned. Thompson, near retirement, had been accused of insisting on strict adherence to procedures and refusing to certify a time card for a referee in a football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
William B. Franke
Navy
John M. Thompson
San Francisco
Thompson
Ploye
Cmdr
Vera Thompson
Nurses Corps
Oakland Naval Hospital
Franke
Naval Hospital
Itste-Estres
Northuumberland
U S Transport Plane Crashes Off Okinawa
NAHA Okinawa AP An U S Marine transport plane with 29 aboard crashed 190 miles southeast of Okinawa after reporting engine trouble. The Oriskany’s destroyer Perkinss and rescue planes searched a debris strewn area with life jackets but no survivors found. Bodies were reported in the water as three were spotted. three U S destroyers remained on scene. The aircraft belonged to the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing Twakuni Japan and was described as an RSD transport plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha
Okinawa
DCI
Atsugi
Japan
Subic Point
Philippines
Cmill
P Crosby
Nah
Thomas J Luns
76H Air Rescue Squadron
U. S
Tokyo
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Twakuni
RSD
Long Term Home Financing Discussed at Corry Session
Robert Bbaueh of Clarke Mortgage Co spoke on amortization terms of 20 to 30 years as a potential solution for local home financing. The Erie firm was invited by Corry Area Industrial Development Corp to explore financing with PHA and FHA programs amid a stagnant housing market and rising demand from new plant supervisory staff and families. Representatives from contractors lenders realtors and CAIDG attended the meeting to gauge financing options and local home construction needs. Ebaugh explained funds from a major insurer backed FHA requirements and the role of his firm in securing loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bbaueh
Clarke Mortgage Co
Erie
Bbaueh
Corry Area
Cory
CAIDG
Ebaugh
PHA
FHA
Hospital Aides To Attend Fire Course In October
Four employees from Corry Memorial Hospital will attend a one day fire control and patient evacuation course in Jamestown on October 10. Board approval followed a brief session led by Directors Edinger Elston Pullen Sill Spitzer and Youne. The hospital reported 292 patients with 1 458 days of service, 33 births and five deaths, and 29 major plus 60 minor operations. Cement repair at the emergency room entrance was approved for next week. A football practice accident in Phoenixville left Germolt Moyer Jr 17 with a left knee injury and his mother also hurt en route to the hospital. The mother was treated and released and the boy admitted in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Board of Directors
Beief
Edgar Alexander
Edinger
Elston
Pullen
Sill
Spitzer
Youne
Phoenixville
Girrolt Moyer Jr
World Peace Plan Outlined by Khrushchev at UN
Soviet Premier Khrushchev outlines a peace formula at the United Nations General Assembly but critics say his performance signals continued Cold War tensions. The visit, second in the United States, features his balcony speech and a display of nationalist rhetoric alongside Fidel Castro in a scene that leaves analysts wary of Communist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loryan
United Nations
N.Y
Nive Khrushchev
Wade
Tholis
U.n.general Assembly
United States
U.N
Tere
Khrushchev
Khrushehev
Jem
Anjch- Jeans
Khyushchev
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev Stages One Man Balcony Show in New York
A jittery Khrushchev staged a one man balcony performance in New York, greeting reporters and signaling a UN visit with a lighthearted, uncertain tone. He joked about not knowing what Eisenhower would say and teased a response to questions from spectators.
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Khrushchev
New York
Florida Jail Escapee Nabbed Here
Florida jail escapee Corryney Po arrested here after being recaptured following a weekend escape from a Florida prison farm. Steele, who had been wanted on a Slaughter charge related to a traffic death, waived extradition and was returned to Florida by Erie County authorities.
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Corryney
Florida
Erie County
Prino
Peayard Sterte
Steele
Attey
Mini
Corry
Kissimmee
UN Security Precautions Closest Ever
New York dispatch reports the United Nations' most extensive security operation to date for Eisenhower's arrival. Some 9,000 security personnel and deployments extended to Idlewild Airport to deter demonstrations. The piece notes secrecy around security details and hints at draft quota mentions for Pennsylvania and a November 1959 selection.
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New York
United Nations
Tohewid
Shill Orlander
Prysident
Eisenhower
Girl 9 Dies In Castro Melee At El Prado Restaurant
In New York a nine year old girl died after being struck in the back during a clash between pro and anti Castro supporters at the El Prado Restaurant on Fifth Avenue near West 57th Street. Several others were wounded and two anti Castro demonstrators were arrested after bullhorn insults and fireworks near the Yugoslav UN residence. A man was arrested in connection with the melee and police hunted another suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Fidel Castro
St. Clare's Hospital
Tinsie
Mandalina Andaneto
el Prado
Fith Avenue
Ltst Street
Min
Castro
Rodriguez
Brooklyn
Franciscn Pereira
Humberto Triana
Miami
Fifth Avenue
Harlem
Theresa
Man With Rifle Nabbed Near the Motorcade Route
A slim blond man with a rifle was captured by police just inside the Queens Midtown Tunnel as President Eisenhower’s motorcade arrived. Officers stopped the motorcade at the tunnel exit before continuing to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel where the president was staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Queens Midtown
Eisenhower
Midtoch
Ilewild
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Eisenhower unveils peace plan at UN and meets four leaders
President Eisenhower outlines a new peace blueprint at the United Nations and holds private talks with four heads of state in a bid to outmaneuver Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The speech reportedly details aid for newly independent African nations and refinements to the Open Skies plan. Khrushchev avoided confirming attendance and did not commit to a face to face with Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.y.ap
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Senation General Assembly
Africa
White House
Hisenhower
Acquit Driver Who Struck Bog Building
A jury acquitted Frank Armstrong of drunken driving after a 400 foot wild ride that ended when his car hit a Corty Peat Products building in Guys Mills on May 28. Police and witnesses argued about intoxication while Armstrong’s head injury and sleepiness were offered as alternate causes. The four-day delay featured multiple postponements and courtroom appearances by Corty officers, state troopers, and a local doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guys Mills
Corty Peat Products Co
Frank Amstrong
Columbus Avenue
Armstrong
Corty
J. Guy Butters
Harley Druk
James Keppel
Emmanuel Robertson
Kenneth Nichols
Butters
John Hornick
John Martin
Philadelphia youth convicted of first degree murder
Three judges in the Gaminion Plows Court yesterday convicted a 19 year old youth of first degree murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment. Stanley Moroz of Maple Shide NJ was charged with beating Prank Seibel, 71, to death. The case details reference a bowling alley scene and vending machines involved in the incident.
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Philadelphia
Gaminion Plows Court
Sin
Stanley Moroz
Maple Shide NJ
Prank Seibel
Sethe Jari
Mare
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Candiate
Nixon
Michigan
Michigan State School For the Deaf
Flint
Singer
Mila
Jenkins
Dean
Council
Ye Bakerim
City Planning Commission
Son
Tke
New Orb
Nikita Khenshehev
Delewatinn
UN General Assembly
Tisenhower
Foriva
Andrei A Gromyko
Fork Avenue
America
Pennsylvania
State Selective Service
Eobipayes
Dorothy Patterson
WH. Patterson
Trenton
Cleveland
James Broyles
Dorothy
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