Auction Sale Notices and Household Items Offered
Auction sale includes furniture and household items such as dressers beds chests and a variety of tools. Catalog lists items like harrow mower seed spreader and heating equipment with locations in Pennsylvania and nearby towns. People named Simon Newton and Laurence Me are mentioned among buyers or organizers with dates in October.
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Lee
Abel Vow
Springer
Cate
Prings
Corry
Sylvanta
Tirte
Simon Newton
Bight al Road
Coun
Five Rescued From Sinking Lifeboat
A storm in the Atlantic left a German training ship bound for Hamburg with 51 cadets and crewmen, after which five survivors were plucked from a sinking lifeboat by the Ay 7.51-tay Isbrandtsen Lines. The distressed vessel was en route from Buenos Aires to Hamburg with a cargo of barley when heavy seas forced it to founder.
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London
Pebie Grewsen
Garman
Atti
Axopus
C. G
Tay
Isbrandtsen Lines
New York
Buenos Aires
Ih Reahi
School Board To Weigh Night Classes In Corry
The Corry area school board will decide whether to offer night adult education at Corry Avenue High School. Registration from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday to Thursday will cover typing, bookkeeping, sewing, drawing, art, math, blueprinting, agriculture and machine shop. State funding shifts may influence the board’s approval and cost, with a district meeting today to discuss the law change.
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Tue Garry
Corry Aven
Wiel
Hendal
L. M. Douglas
Corry
Pennsylvania
Douglas
Warren
Corry Woord
Nightly unrest near Levittown man’s home ends
Levittown, Pa. police kept crowds at a distance after rocks were thrown and a homemade bomb found near the home of William J. Myers Jr. A war of nerves followed his family moving into the area as neighbors gathered nightly and state authorities, led by Thomas D. McBride, ordered a watch on the residence for safety.
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Leviseown
Philadelphia
William J. Myers Jr
Thomas D. McBride
Harrisburg
Myers
Savittown
Lawn
Levittown
McBride
Myers’ Hom
Telephone Co To Raise Rates In Four Counties
Irwinsburg wi The Home Telephone Co Ridgway will raise rates by 130 400 annually starting October 1 affecting 12 600 subscribers in Cameron Wise Jefferson and McKean counties The Public Utility Commission says the increase should not be suspended after reviewing supporting data Services are provided from Brockway Driftwood Emporium Weedville Johnsonburg Kenne y Ridgway St Musya and Wilcox exchanges
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Irrisburg Wi
Home ‘Telephone Co
Ridgway
Cameron
Wise
Jefferson
McKeon
Public Utility Commission
Brockway
Drift Wood
Emporium
Weedville
Johnsonburg
Kennty
St Musya and Wilcox
Five Marines Die in Downtown Freeway Crash
Five Marines were killed and one injured when their car slammed into a bridge base on the Santo Arm Freeway near downtown Los Angeles. A passing motorist helped extinguish the fire. The Marines from Camp Pendleton were Pvt Jerry Partin Pvt Donald Monroe Collyer Pfc Fred R Gus Pfc Felix lox Jy and Pfc Kenneth N Egr who was critically injured.
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S Angeles
Santo Arm
Los Angeles
Pie Angelino
Jerry Partin
Donald Monroe Collyer
Pio
Fred R. Gus
Felix Lox Jy
Pfc
Kenneth N Egr
Hom Camp Pendleton
Here
Nixon Blames Faubus For Arkansas Crisis
Vice President Nixon criticizes Orval Faubus over the Little Rock crisis. He accuses the Arkansas governor of fueling extremist sentiment and praises LeRoy Collins for urging Southern moderation at Sea Island. Nixon insists the South supports law and order and condemns demagogic leaders. Also notes death of veteran newspaperman Thomas Sharp at 66 in Mobile Alabama.
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Nixon
Faubus
Arkansas
New York
Little Rock
Apicimus
Orval Faubus
Washington
Law and Order
South
Plotids
Levey Collins
Collins
Sea Island
Mobile
Als
Thomas
Sharp
Scripps-Howard
Memphis Press Scimitar
Buffalo
Old
Mobile ‘Times
Butte
Mont
Hoffa Aides Called As Senate Probe Resumes Hearings
Senate investigations reopen as witnesses testify on loans to Hoffa associates. Chairman Medellin expects Hoffa to appear at Beach convention. several Detroit Teamsters Union members reportedly loaned money, with debates over voluntariness and repayment.
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Hoffa
Senate
Midwest
Washington
Bernite Juckes
Huffa
Miloides
Nis
Medellin
D-Ark
Lis
Lieunson
Beach
Fla
Uder
Hotta
William Bell
Paul Allen
Frank Pittsimmions
Roland McMaster
James Clit
Herman Klerdorf
Alure
Detroit
McClellan
Britain warns of red Middle East arms stockpile
United Nations session hears Britain fear Soviet arms shipments to the Middle East may be stockpiled at forward bases. Selwyn Lloyd accuses Moscow of propagandistic war against Iraq Iran Lebanon and Jordan and links deliveries to West disarmament pressure while Soviet promises to infiltrate and subvert non aligned areas intensify global tension.
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United Nations
Selwyn Loyd
Middle East
General Assembly
Britain
Insyria
Malch
Cotwiyis
Iraq
Iran
Lebanon
Jordan
Tloyd
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Prestock
Sogiet Union
Airport Authority Eyes New Runway and Road Plans
Cory airport authority members discussed extending the runway and completing the new road from South Cen to the airport this winter. They aim to finalize land trade to enable runway length expansion, but city sewer emergencies delayed road work started earlier this year by the city steps department.
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Ances
Cory Airport Authority
Athority
Cenex
Mine blast kills eleven near Washington Pa
Eleven miners died and five more were injured when a blast rocked the Marianna mine near Washington Pennsylvania. Foremen and safety experts led cases as rescuers pulled survivors from depths of up to 2 000 feet. Officials said the accident followed eight hours after a ventilation shutdown and the blast created a heavy smoke cloud.
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Washington
Jm Wephogian
Sat Yarello
Westerday
Chis
Priinsylvania
Washington Hospital
James Wright
Marianna
Bethlehem Steel Corp
George Demko
Philip Kornet
George Hurmutts
Joseph Smith
Stanley Collins
Mike Kramer
Stanley Majenky
John Krupaty
Charles Sprowls
Withany Nelson
Hayward
White
Sprowls
President Ike orders federal troops over school integration crisis
The President ordered federalized guardsmen to enforce court-ordered integration at Little Rock amid racial violence. He warned readiness to use force if needed and directed Defense Secretary Wilson to mobilize troops, signaling a landmark move while aiming to avoid force unless required.
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Newrort
Himeshwer Anday
Finder Alliailan
Iin ArEatima
Nathan
Utsten Ale NatHoust
Little Rock School
Crisix Weenhrowe
Hie
Eisenhowee
Trefense Wilson
Drkanss
Preakdential
Eisenhower
United Staten
Newport
R. Z
New Pathe
Warner
United States
Hugerty
Hrowzell
Washington
Puge
Steel mogul hints at GOP bid for U S Senate nomination
Newell Wood, Harvey's Lake steel magnate and Pressed Steel Co. owner, floated a possible run for the U S Senate as a Republican. In a telephone interview he said a candidacy would follow if party leaders endorse him. Other names mentioned include Rep. Hugh Scott, Weldon B. Heybelin, and Thomas Gatey Jr. Wood, 44, noted the push for party backing, while avoiding details on campaign funds or the brochure touting his youth appeal.
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GOP
Sfairs
Edward Martin
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Weldon B. Heyblim
Delaware County
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas
Gatey Jr
Wood
U.S. Senate
Ein
Tresland
Tension in Little Rock as riots flare after racial clashes
Reports describe peak tensions in Little Rock with whites and Black residents clashing during rioting. State troopers and police responded to numerous calls while a car chase and street confrontation ended with a Black driver wounded and two White individuals booked for disturbing the peace.
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Little Rock
Lpole
Hwodler
WiElund
Louis Gane
Wien
Regia
Taugent
Cane
Devhot
Curis Publick
Clareice R. Sanders
St Brinkle
Man charged after attempted run and weapon claim in Little Rock clash
A man facing a concealed weapon charge after an alleged attempt to run down Trooper Cota with a metal object. Three women were injured in the main street incident and hospitalized. Victims identified as Rosale Hubbard, Robbie Belt, and Catheryn Ransom, all of Little Rock.
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Hook
Ayler
Cota
Cay
Palula
Robbie Hee Belt
Catheryn Ransom
Ittle Rock
Flentimtap
Page
Unions Face AFL CIO Corruption Charges
AFL CIO Ethical Practices Committee indicts Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union and United Textile Workers of America for misuse of union funds amid calls for clean up. Teamsters leadership under scrutiny as 30 day corrective action deadline looms. Executive Council to decide on next steps.
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Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Afl-Cio
Nation
Teamsters
Hoffa
TTWA
Textile Workers Union of America
Liberals Triumph In Honduras Vote
The Liberal party of Dr. Ramon Villeda Morales won a majority in the constituent assembly to draft a new Honduran constitution. Final tallies gave Liberals 36 seats from Sunday’s voting, with 205,090 votes to 98,015 for Nationalists and 28,502 for Reformists. The assembly can declare itself a national congress and appoint a president or call a presidential election.
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Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Liberal Party
Ramon Villeda
Morales
Constituent Assembly
Hondurs
Tiberals
Naations Congress
Villeda Morales
Washington
Saud to Visit Syria Tomorrow
Syrian government says Saudi Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia will arrive in Damascus tomorrow for a two day visit. He is expected to attend the Damascus international fair and discuss Middle East issues with the Syrian government.
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Lamassus
Rin Saud
Saudi Arabie
Damascus
Saud
Syria
Tai ‘Burrent
Middle East
Tunisia Accepts Nasser Arms Offer From Egypt
Tunisia confirms acceptance of Egyptian arms following Habib Bourguiba appeal to brother countries. Ambassador Altayer el Sahâ'bani in Cairo and Tunis government announce delivery plans though weapon details remain undisclosed. Tunisia states this does not alter its Western bloc stance or tax policy in reaction to French tensions near Algeria.
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Tunisia
Hob
Cairo
Altayer el Sahâ ‘Bani
Tunis
Sater Missin
Nasser
Habib Bourguiba
Algeria
Ike Says Small Business Vital To Economy
President Eisenhower praised small business as the heart of the American economy at a luncheon opening a conference on technical and distribution research for small firms. He cited Defense Department contracts where small entities quote lower prices on two thirds and urged government support without expanding bureaucracy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Wilson
Jews Mark Holy Days for New Year observances
Jewish community marks the High Holy Days start at sundown Wednesday and run through Saturday. Rosh Hashana services will be led by Rabbi Simon Gossel and Rabbi Gorse, with observances at Temple Israel Synagogue on Went Church Street. The article notes penitence leading to Yom Kippur and describes dates in October.
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Chureh Street
Simon Gossel Raduate
Versity University
New York
Yeshive College
London
Rabbi Gorse
Rabbinicnl Council of America
Tve
GI Says Girard Fired Shell Case As Joke
Witnesses testified in a Japanese manslaughter case that Girard fired an empty cartridge from a machine gun as a joke, scattering brass and prompting accusations he encouraged picking up the casings. Victor Nickel, the sole American witness, placed Girard near the victim when the shots were fired and described additional actions at the scene.
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Girard
Somagahara
Jupar
Mamaxsn
Duljor
Thikster
Mindy Tring
Yuso Kawachi
Nickel
Girard Himad
J Sakal
Living Cost Rises Again in August
The government reported today that the cost of living rose two tenths of 1 percent in August marking the third consecutive monthly advance. The Labor Department's consumer price index climbed to 113.9 percent of the 1947-49 average, up 36 percent from a year ago. Food prices rose four tenths of 1 percent, housing costs up two tenths, nonfood commodities unchanged. A spokesman said food may drop in September but clothing purchases could keep the index from falling.
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Labor Department
Haiti election hints violence as Duvalier leads
Reported unofficial counts from rural areas show Dr. Francois Duvalier with a heavy lead in a contested presidential race in Haiti. Opponent Louis Dennie warned of possible civil unrest and mass arrests amid alleged fraud as supporters threatened to burn the capital if Duvalier won. In Washington, plans moved ahead for a 24 foot statue of Simon Bolivar in the capital.
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Fury AU
Prancois Duvalier
Duvalier
Louis Dennie
Dejole
Cnet
Washington U
Bolivar
Local Man Escapes Injury In City Crash
A 1:20 p m incident on Mott Street left Dr B A Larson semiconscious after a seizure caused his car to jump the curb and strike a parked vehicle owned by Mr and Mrs A F Young of 148 Mott street The Youngs summoned the Stanford Hose resuscitator unit and Larson was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital then released Damages to the parked car were about 950 Larson’s car suffered no damage and police stated the driver was not severely injured
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Mott Street
B.A. Larson
North Center Street
A. F. Young
Fire Panic Clears Chicago Theatre
An unverified patron yelled fire in a Chicago cinema causing a rush for exits. Several people suffered injuries in the scramble. one star injured, others treated at the scene. A separate incident notes a man dipping and injuring his forehead in a motel bathroom, with conflicting spellings and unclear details.
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Chicago
Baton
Newman
Kash
Asin
Ine
Wooling
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