Fragmentary OCR News Note on Forgery Case Activity
Fragmentary text mentions individuals named Meadville Wad ife Shir Il associ and M. Wad, linked to forgery checks. The garbled note references a club visit and an investigation by authorities in Ambure, with vague charges and locations. No clear outcomes or dates are readable.
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Stale Por
Bur- Meadville Ting
Ks Worth
M. Wadife
Shir- Il Associ
Via
Dlo Estigalars
Ambure
House Passes Sunday Liquor Sale Measure
Harrisburg AP reported the House approved Sunday beer and liquor sale limits by narrow margins. Bills permit all license establishments to stay open until 2 AM on Sundays and allow Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hotels to sell 1 PM to 10 PM. Vote counts were 107-08 and 108-80. The hotel sale bill requires local referendums in the two cities. The measure, backed by hotel and Philadelphia groups, faced opposition led by Rep. Harry R. McInroy.
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Harrisburg
House
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Senate
Anthony J. Petrosky
N- Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
Harry R. McInroy
James J. Jump
Liezerne
Lifesaving and Skin Diving Courses At Local YMCA
Corry residents aged older than a certain age will start advanced lifesaving and skin diving lessons at the YMCA pool on October 6, running through November 13. William Cochran, water safety chairman, will lead both class phases, which end just before the Corry Aves Bish School Swimming team uses the pool. Classes meet 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays with enrollment encouraged before opening. Last year’s programs were among winter’s most popular activities.
Union City Boy Hanged In Fall
Clifton Miller reports a Union City boy died after hanging from a tree with a thick haying rope. Musser theorizes the boy climbed to adjust the rope end forming a U shape and slipped. The fifth grade Bloomfield Elementary student was found about 5:45 p.m. by his elder brother. No autopsy ordered. Survivors include his parents, brother Carl and three sisters. Funeral services at Musser Funeral Home with burial at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Crawford County.
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Clifton Miller
Musser
Owen Lad
Bloomfield
Carl
Gloria
Ella
Susan
Osert Owen
R, D
Union City
Franklin Weed
R. D
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Crawford County
Okay in Khrushchev Visit Becomes Global Slang Term
The article traces how the word okay spread from American slang to international usage after Nikita Khrushchev’s tour. It notes Khrushchev praised the word and used it in public, while recounting origins linked to Old Kinderhook and the 1840 O.K. Club supporting Martin Van Buren, marking the term as a positive, flexible expression in global dialects.
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Khrushchev
Mos
New York
O.K. Club
Martin Via Buren
Old Kinderhook
N.Y
Language, slang, and the rise of a crude word
The piece traces how American usage embraced a crude colloquialism despite British purists calling it gibberish and a marker of illiteracy. It contrasts American informal speech with strict formalism and notes the term’s high frequency in print and spoken language.
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America
Ike Calls Parley To Avert The Act
A U.S. Steel official and leaders of major steel firms join R Conrad Cooper of the industry bargaining team to urge a parley aimed at averting the act. David J. McDonald of the Steelworkers Union and other top union officials will represent the workers in the talks.
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Ike
Cmminuea
Ragency
U.S. Steel Corp
R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
Retired nurse found dead in Tidioute home
Miss Fort Cecil Myers aged 64, a former Burnot Hospital employee, was found on the floor of her Erie County home at 6 pm yesterday. Dr F M Buckingham attributed death to a cerebral hemorrhage 24 to 48 hours prior. Paperboy Thomas Shields, 14, alerted authorities after noticing the undelivered Sunday paper. Coroner Ed C Lowrey filed death certificate.
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Fort Cecil Myers
F. M. Buckingham
Thomas Shields
Miss Myers
Dalton Hunter
Burnot Hospital
Eriena
New York City
Erie
Tidioute
Ed C. Lowrey
City Regulates Future Streets Amid Contractor Dispute
Zalaneck warned he may drop the development if the city won t fund street drainage. Council drafted specs to bring the road to grade lay eight inches of gravel dig a north side drainage ditch install cross drains east and west of the Smyers home create a 50 foot turnaround and allow contractor disputes if he disagrees with the engineer.
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Zalaneck
Smyers
Williams
Smyers Home
Gridder In-Coma Since Injury Three Years Ago
A Cleveland AP report recalls Dick Kadis who has remained in a coma after a 1970s college football injury. His mother Pauline Kadis describes slight improvements and daily care at home after surgeries and weight loss, with Kadis showing moments of awareness when spoken to. The incident began in Waynesboro Pennsylvania at Beaver Falls as Kadis, a 223 pound sophomore guard for Geneva, collapsed after the game and underwent brain surgery at St Francis General Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Dick Kadis
Pauline Kadis
Burban
Seven Hills
Kads
Kadis
Waynesboro
Geneva Ene
Beaver Falls
Geneva
1St. Francis General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Hospital
Would-Be Trainer Gets Own Cage In Buffalo Zoo
Robert Smith, 47, a would-be animal trainer, faced a city court on a vacancy charge after entering the Buffalo Zoo cage and wrestling a leopard. Police say he reached into the leopard’s cage to pet it, was scratched, and the judge ordered a 30 day sentence with a cave of his own.
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Buffalo
Jal
Buffalo Zoo
Robert Smith
Africa
India
Smith
Two Chevrolet Cars Offer Contrasting Choices for American Needs
Chevrolet announces two new cars, the traditional 1960 Chevrolet and the Corvair compact with rear engine. The conventional model blends luxury, space, and power while the Corvair emphasizes economy, agile handling, and a roomy interior. The ad invites buyers to test both models and consider owning both for a flexible family fleet.
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Chevrolet
America
Corvair
U.S
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Penelec Service Center
Evans Road
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Donora
Charles Musial
Musial
Stan Musial
Denora
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Harvard University
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