District probes killing of a heifer on Diamond farm
Titusville district game officials investigate the shooting of a young cow on Edward D. Beach’s farm in Diamond. The yearling heifer, valued at 100 dollars, was shot at night by unknown occupants spotlighting game. Authorities remind residents that jacklighting and nighttime shooting are illegal and urge reports to game officers.
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Titusville
Edward D. Beach
R. D
Haifer
William E. Lee
Lee
Bench
Driving Talk by Top Racer Draws 600 Students
Duane Carter, a prominent Indianapolis 500 driver, led Corry Area High School students in a safe driving session stressing courtesy, attitude, and car care. The program featured a 14 minute Indianapolis track film and noted Carter’s long racing career and USSR involvement.
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Umarea Mgn
Duane Carter
Corry
Indianapolis
Carter
United States Auto Club
Wanted Fame Admits Theft Of Paintings
A Palm Springs real estate salesman Edward Henry Ashdown 29 Costa Mesa admitted stealing four art works valued at 670000 to draw attention to himself. Police traced prints to Bright mansion, found Picasso Modigliani and Afro works in a Hollywood bus depot and a West Los Angeles storage garage. Ashdown initially denied but later confessed to robbery and grand theft.
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Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Edward Henry Ashdown
Costa Mesa
Calif
Bel-Air
David Bright
Ashdown
Bright
Wndow
Lottie Newmire
Gladiol
Pentagon muzzled aides questioned over Walker case
Continued from Page One Maj. Gen Edwin Walker may testify after McNamara told the Armed Services Committee Walker may have violated laws by trying to influence 1960 troop votes. McNamara said Walker had never been ordered not to speak and has right to present his case. Walker plans to fly in from Germany to testify and present his side.
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Pentagon
Edwin A. Walker
Secretary of
Robert 8. McNamara
Full Armed Services Committee
Walker
Army
Germany
Harry S.truman
John G. Tower
R-Tex
McNamare
Walle
McNamara
Department of the Army
Civil Defense Info Rush Grows Across Pennsylvania
Officials across Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Philadelphia report a sharp rise in inquiries about civil defense as President Kennedy urges awareness and nuclear testing resumes. Pennsylvania agencies note a 10 fold jump in calls for fallout shelter plans and emergency instructions, with Pittsburghs Sullivan saying his speaker roster is full into February. A Harrisburg official notes public interest rising from small gatherings to hundreds, as Nobusuke Kishi arrives in the United States for a two week visit.
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Pruaveurnia Laborenl Sylvania
Kennedy
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
John B. Sullivan
New York
Esther Heads To Sea After Missing Coast
Hurricane Esther, downgraded to a tropical storm, moved northeast into the Atlantic today with winds under 70 mph. The center did not reach the U.S. mainland, and Canadian coastal provinces were warned of light winds and rain. Damage was limited to downed trees, power lines, and coastal flooding with no reported deaths.
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Esther
Boston Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Seaboard
New England
Cape Cod Evacuates as Hurricane Veers Away
Evacuations flowed from Hyannis Port as the hurricane of 1938 altered course toward the sea. President Kenneth, with two children Caroline age 3 and John Jr. nine months, were moved from Hyannis Port to Otis Air Force Base ahead of possible landfall.
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Tistner
Cape Cod
Cape
Kenneth
Caroline
John Jr
Hyannis Port
Mass
Ito Otis Air Force Base
Motorist Dies After Crash On Rural Pennsylvania Road
Raymond Ty Moore, 55, of Plumville, died of a heart attack after his car struck a tree on a rural road near Venetia, near Monongahela. He was pronounced dead at Monongahela Memorial Hospital.
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Washington
Raymond Ty Moore
Pluley~ville
Monongahela Memoris Hospital
Monongahela
Venetia
Legal Notices: Multiple Trespass Actions Faced in 1960 61 Terms
Sue Ann Campion vs ward B Buterbaugh and Daly et al. and Albert Barrows Gle nalter Enterprises formerly Air-Way Branches Dispatch, added defendant. No a77 September Term 1961 Trespass. Karol Kemnec minor by guardian Alexander Kemnec and Alexander Kemper Josephine Kemnee vs Charles Pancerer James Leach. No 14 May Term 1960 Trespass.
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Sue Ann Campion
Ward B. Buterbaugh
David Daly
Albert Barrows
Glenalter Enterprises, Inc
Air-Way Branches, Inc
Dispatch, Inc
Add
Karol Kemnec
Alexander Kemnec
Alexander Kemper
Josephine Kemnee
Charles Pancerer
James Leach
Bruin Plus Ruin Stirs Up Sparta
In Sparta at around 2 p.m. a car crash damaged wheels and sent a large load of goods into the road, prompting emergency response. Eyewitnesses describe a disruptive incident with possible threats and a suspect claiming to have killed someone, though details remain unclear.
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Bruin
Sparta
Fragmentary OCR summary of local notice
Fragmented text appears from a local newspaper page about a game protector sale or sale event. Missing readable names and dates hamper precise reconstruction. The readable bits hint at events or items but lack coherent details for a full itemized summary.
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Game
Heifer
Hollywood
Marion Davies
Cedars of Lebanon
Janeth
William R. Wilson
Altoona
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Northwestern
Erie
Albion
North East
Union City
Meadlife
O. H. Marshall
Edward A. Zarger
Wilson
Penelec
the Journal Today
Marconi Outing Club
Warren, Penna
the Jolly Boys
Yankovic
Penna
Dexo
Wisconsin
Washington St
Corry, PA
California Bartlett
Sakunnet Point
Rhode Tuland
Rayng
San
Maana , Mora
Els
Metallica
America
Studebaker
Wiggers Garage, Inc
East South ST
Eastman
Spuytineburg
Pat Anon
Meart Fund
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
Corry Area
Robert Tunnell
West Park
Phice Oller
Immlab Davis Tees
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Tukter Robards
Miki
Corry "Savingscloan
Canpar Street
Jel
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