Fragmented OCR note hints at farm items and names
An unclear transcription mentions Conny and other names, a large herd or cattle context, items like a drill and tractor, and various partial phrases. It appears as an OCR fragment from a historical page with scattered numbers and locations, lacking coherent sentences or a clear event. Named individuals and places are sparsely readable amid the garbled text.
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Jerald
St Park
Tolstein
Temorial
Allies briefed on Eisenhower Khrushchev talks before summit
State Department dispatched 14 ambassadors to report on President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev talks. Officials said early consultations aim toward a possible summit this year or 1960, with weeks of text discussions deciding whether Berlin negotiations resume and when a foreign ministers meeting might occur. British PM Macmillan signaled a near term leaders summit.
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Wasruviuny Aryane State Department
North Atlantic
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Boy Scout 10 Perishes In Fall From Tree Swing
A 10 year old Cub Scout, Stanley L. Owen, was found dead after a swing rope caught his neck while he apparently fell from a tree at his home near Union City. Deputy coroner ruled death accidental after examining the scene.
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Union City
Stanley L. Owen
Harold Owen
Pleasant Road
Bloomfield Township
Crawford County
Arthur Miller
Miller
Jst
Martin
Richard
Clittor
Owen
Musser
Harry Musser
W. H. Earnest
Spartansburg
Meadow Lane Sparks City Council Street Plan Debate
City Council wrestles with Meadow Lane development at a special session. Officials debate ordaining the east end road, balancing an agreed turnaround with plans for future homes in Zaleneck subdivision. Mayor Kinley urges delaying formal ordination while pursuing winter steps to satisfy Smyers and align contractor Zalmneck’s work with council expectations.
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Weber
Abbey
City Coun |cl
Meadow Lane
Wayne Street
Zaleneck
J. Fred Kinley
City of
Corry
Philly Zalmneck
Corlwell
Council
Zolzneck
William Smyers
Pehae Devel
Smyers
Don Williams
Raymond Weber
Kinley
CAIDC Hears Query On New Chemical Plant
The Corry area industrial board reviewed sites for long range expansion by a chemical firm in northwestern Pennsylvania. Specs call for 100 to 150 acres near a railroad and highway with water, planning to hire 50 to 100 workers. An inquiry from a New York shoe maker for 50,000 dollars to aid relocation was declined due to lack of funds. An October 7 meeting with local industrialists was planned at Rita Restaurant with about 50 guests. Also noted was recent road oiling near the Fila Railroad to reduce fertilizer dust. Naval officer Captain Walter Holt, 59, retired commander of Salerno Bay escort, died.
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Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
Wea
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Erie County
New York
Fila
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ike Calls Parley To Avert Taft Hartley Act
Washington AP report notes the Justice Department prepares for a possible Taft-Hartley action if President Eisenhower invokes emergency provisions to halt the 0day steel strike. The White House convenes talks with industry and union leaders, aiming to avert court action while negotiations stall. Roger M. Blough is noted as board chair.
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Washington
Justice Department
Aiek
Eisenhower
White House
Ing
Justice
Atty
William P. Bowers
George C. Doub
New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Roger M. Blough
Boar
Hoffa Bucks Mediators Shun Ousters and Rule
James R Hoffa says he will not press ouster charges against three Teamsters chiefs as asked by court appointed monitors. He asserts five officials, barred by new labor laws due to criminal records, will be eligible again in January after leave. Monitors, following Senate hearings on payoffs, push for actions against Glimico Gross and Provenzano amid ongoing court actions.
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Washington
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Newsman
Wadhinulunae
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Joey Glimico
Chicago
Harold Gross
Miami
Anthony Provenzano
New Jersey Joint Council
Senate
Typhoon Vera Devastates Nagashima Japan Death Toll Rises
Typhoon Vera wrecked Nagashima turning it into a hell hole with 95 percent of the town flooded and bodies of people and animals in muddy waters. Across Japan 1710 dead and 1980 missing or unaccounted for as rescue teams struggle to reach isolated areas.
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Nagashima
Japan
Police Church Show Progress In Searches
Police and church officials report slow progress in solving vandalism at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. A 5 year old confessed to breaking church residence windows and named a second boy who damaged the stained glass, while a repairman for the windows is being sought, with potential locals considered.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harley Crate
Drake
Ross Bailey
Bailey
Troy
N.Y
Gerry
Grass Fire Draws Renewed Blast From Local Chief
Fire Chief Jack Downey warned residents after a grass fire on East Main Street sparked by an unattended trash burn, fed by ten weeks of dry weather and high winds. Joseph Noe, driver for Lyons' Trucking, spotted the blaze and alerted responders. Downey urged extreme caution when burning trash and keeping fires attended.
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East Main Street
Inc
Engine A
Joseph Noe
Lyons’ Trucking Company
Jack Downey
Heaguin
Warns Of Deficit In Pennsylvania Budget Cuts
Lawrence warns that Senate budget cuts totaling about 1.48 billion dollars would deepen the deficit for the biennium. GOP leaders defend cuts but acknowledge a remaining 38 million dollar gap even if approved. House passes a 6 mill tax on stock and bond ownership, which Senate Republicans oppose.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Gav Lawrence
James S. Berger
Republiican
Lawrence
Maurday
Commonwealth
House
Senate Respublicans
Red Cross aids Huff family after Stewart Road fire
Burned out family of seven, the Huffs, received swift help from RC, Friends, and coworkers. Red Cross provided groceries, beds, and clothing, with Huff's 18 year old daughter still needing items. Volunteers from Ajix Tron Works and the Elks Club tentatively pledged further support as the family begins plans to rebuild at noon.
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Newey
Ium
Cole
Collow
Ajix Tron
Red Cross
Huff
Ft Merrill Patterson
Riler
Elks Club
Nas
Huffs
Hosstile
Harvest Daze Preparations For Fall Event At Ritz
Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Ritz Restaurant to plan Harvest Daze. Free pancakes will be offered to attendees on October 17 and 18. A pirate project will be held in the vacant lot at the former Olds florist shop site. 4-H, Boy Scout, and Girl Scout groups plan store window displays on North Center Street.
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Nmnual
Harvest Page Des Bation
Refmil Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Ritz
Piriteker
Olds Florist
Grance
Center Street
Violent Gracie Storm Ravages Charleston Area
Hurricane Gracie smashed across South Carolina causing 125 mph winds. High tides up to 11 feet flooded streets and toppled trees along a broad coastline from Savannah to Myrtle Beach. An unidentified driver died in a crash near Beaufort as power lines, unroofed buildings, and wrecked docks littered harbors. Hurricane Hannah was tracked 500 miles southeast of Bermuda as officials warned of potential further east coast impact.
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Charleston
S.C
Gracie
South Carolina
Savannah
Myrtle Beach
Beaufort
D. C
U.S. Weather Bureau
Charlotte
N.C
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Hannah
Bermuda
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Wilmington
West Smith Street Service Station Robbery Report
A West Smith Street service station at 101 West Smith Street was entered through a rear door and robbed Sunday night. James Haslett, R. D. 1. Corry, says a zipper money bag with $16 was missing from an unlocked desk, and the cash register drawer, though pried open, contained no money. Police dusted for prints. investigation continues.
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West Smith Street
James Haslett
R. D
Corry
Haslett
Oyién
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Walter ©. Holt
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Mixami
New Jersey
Ike
Hoffa Bucks Mediators
Hell Hole
Honda City
Changsha
Yokkaichi Harbor
Friends Aid
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