Auction and cattle sale notes amid scattered local notices
Fragmented OCR text shows an auction sale table and cattle related items including a herd of cattle cows, registered and fresh, with references to a springer, stock and farm goods. Mentions names and places in vague form, including counties and executrix. The snippet reads like a local notices page with sale terms and public sale details embedded in damaged lines.
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Lary Indy
Stockton
Natein
Shiry Spinks
Cattin
Ansy'tvara
Ener
Ron Reed
Ats Hemworth
County
Faubus Speech Sparks Arkansas Fair Controversy
Governor Orval Faubus addressed a county fair crowd condemning federal intervention and vowing to seek court injunctions against troop deployments at Central High School. Two of nine integrated students reportedly attended the cafeteria despite tensions as the scene unfolded.
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Ortale Faubus
Arkansas
Daublin
Asnisg
Vedora
Mahoot
Central High School
Tottam
Integration Continues As Gov Faubus Maps Strategy
In Little Rock Arkansas nine Negro students began their second week of integrated classes at Central High School, escorted by one paratrooper to the yellow brick building. The Army provided the single escort as thousands of white mobs watched. last week harassment stopped after the troops arrived following Eisenhower sending the 101st Airborne Division.
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Margaret Jackson
Mothers ‘League of Central High School
Gov
Faubox
Techs
Little Rock, Ark
Central High School
Merruouy Anny Oeiguior Tfom Whilte
Lx Nero Rids
Central High
UW. 5
Nexro
Eisenhower
1St Airborne
Little’ Rock
Corry Post Office loading dock project moves forward
Corry City Council approves curb cuts along Center and South streets to ease loading for a federal Highway Post Office van. Work began to replace overhead doors and raise the dock roof to provide more head room and allow loading from the West face without blocking West South street. The van will enter from Center street and exit on South street after completion.
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Corry City
Corry
Highway Post Office
West South Street
Center Street
South Street
City Cownell
Griffin Snubs Meeting With Eisenhower on Little Rock Troops
Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin, a staunch segregationist, said he will not attend a meeting of Southern governors with President Eisenhower in Washington. He cited a restricted agenda focused on withdrawal of federal troops from Little Rock, Arkansas, despite the president's acceptance of a broader talk.
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Griffin
Atlanta
Georgia
Marvin
Eisenhower
Washington
Bulthern
Clovernors
Little Rock
Auk
Flu Vaccine Available To Priority Group
The Erie County Medical Society announces flu vaccine access for a priority group. Cory doctors will administer the serum in two inoculations one to two weeks apart, with three dollars covering both shots. The priority group includes health personnel, transportation workers, utility employees, active volunteer firemen, police, morticians, and the press. Availability for general distribution is not yet known.
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Cory
Erie County Medical Society
City Beautification Thanks PRR for weed unit work
The Corry City Beautification Committee and Chamber of Commerce thank the Pennsylvania Railroad for a weed burning unit's work in Corry. A letter notes the program's progress and cites the unit's impact on local appearance as a commendable effort.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
G. J. Muldoon
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
B. W. Feldt
Car RamB Breaks Window in Pittsburg Display
An out of control car crashed through a large window at a Memigha Sraedio show in Pittsburgh. Officials report the vehicle sustained severe damage while the display area suffered extensive impairment.
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Braen
Pittsburgh
Memigha Sraedio
Escape and Crash In Japan Plane Injury Report
ITAMI Japan A J Lines flight from Osaka to Tokyo carried 55 aboard including 51 passengers and four crew. The plane crashed landing in a rice field after clipping a power line near Itami airport. Five people were injured. three non Japanese, believed American, among them. Sixty- five?
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Japan
Wfarity
jAir Lines
Arlines
Akeof
Temi
DCA
Osaka
Tokyo
Fonshu
Eleanor Roosevelt Returns From Moscow Visit
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt spoke at Idlewild Airport about her 26 day Soviet tour and meeting with Nikita Khrushchev. She criticized Soviet papers for focusing on Little Rock and described Khrushchev as a strong personality who supports cautious disarmament talks and mutual concessions.
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New York
Eleanor
Little Rock
Thvy
Indy
Ste
Khrushchev
Three Injured In Route 6 Crash Near Union City
A 1958 sedan left Route 6 one mile west of Union City at 1:65 a m. It vaulted 260 feet struck a bank and a tree ten feet above its base. Gregor 24 Union City driver remained in critical condition after admission to Union City Memorial Hospital. Turner 21 Union City and Finhard Witter 28 Union City sustained injuries. Police said speed was a factor.
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Dem Gregor
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Gregor
Btate Pollet
Carry Barracks
Cragh Tony
Nevers
Iso
Ats ‘Turner
Finhard Witter
Corry
Bous
French Premier Seeks Confidence Vote Over Algeria Plan
The French premier asks the Assembly for a confidence vote on Algeria policy. He faces opposition from Communists and far right while center and uncommitted deputies may decide a close outcome. If defeated, the government would resign and propose a six to seven territory setup with local European and Arab assemblies leading toward a later federal structure. The plan aims to grant broader autonomy, prompting nationalist calls for immediate independence.
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Bij
Algeria
Algiers
France
Cinder Trial Moved To January In Harrisburg
Dauphin County Court postponed trials of men charged with defrauding the Commonwealth in cinders to the January term. Defendants include Victor Pref, operator of Prep Construction Co of Prackville, Frank Jamieson of West Chester, and Philip Price of Columbia, all facing conspiracy and false pretense charges. Prep was convicted last week in York County phase of the cinders case.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Victor (Patrikonis
Columbia
Property and Supplies Department
York County
Desperate Syrian Leaders Face Power Struggle in Damascus
In Damascus, Lt Gen Abdi Hamid Sor-Ti and Maj Gen Atl Bing Berra loom as power brokers amid a tense Syria. They balance fears of war with ambitions for control as Communist influence and Western distrust shape a precarious future, with potential conflict over whether to push for peace or pursue firm action.
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Damascus
Syria
Caralysa~ Ly
Middle East
Damascuk
Mesenike Syl
Gol
Abdi Hamid Sor- Ti
Army
Atl Bing
Berra
Amfosco
Suthi
Bsk
Berraj
Berraf
United States demands ban on nuclear weapon stockpiling
The United States declared it would continue nuclear explosive tests until the Soviet Union agrees to stop producing atomic and hydrogen weapons. Henry Cabot Lodge urged the UN commission to back a ban on stockpiling while Arkady Lobedsky pushed for an immediate end to tests. Lodge warned unwillingness could deepen global danger and suggested ending tests for two years if Russia accepts the principle.
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United States
Soviet Union
Coinalisig
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kremlin
Arkady A. Lobbley
Psdpie
Lodge
Tsay
Rani
Lewis M Stevens Named State Highways Secretary
Governor named Lewis M Stevens, aged 59, to head the State Highways Department succeeding Joseph J Lawler who resigned to join the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Stevens to earn 20000 annually, Lawler set at 18000. salary approved by General Assembly. Lawler to receive 3100,000 annually as Turnpike Commission member. Stevens, former Philadelphia City Council member, praised as outstanding administrator and expert in governmental matters. Governor said Stevens would be sworn in tomorrow at 1 p.m. DT.
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Stevens
Philadelphia
Teader
Greater Philadelphia Movement
P. Im
British Trawler Sinks After Collision with U S Destroyer
In the North Sea early yesterday the U S Destroyer Purdy collided with a British trawler near the Hook of Holland. The trawler, British Tumibla, sank with no loss of life. The Purdy suffered a small bow hole and towed into Portland on the Channel coast, where it will arrive Monday afternoon.
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London
U. S
Purdy
North Sea
Hook
Holand
Portland
Police Cite Both Drivers In Collision
State Police report two drivers cited after a collision on Spring Crescent near Rumile. Paver, 21, of East Pleasant Lane Corry, charged with speeding for conditions. Conklin, 92, of Spring Creek, cited for failing to signal before turning. Damage estimated at $200 to Paver vehicle. no loss estimate for Conklin car.
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Corry
Aybe
Wil Bo Ltdrahe Mabey
Paver
East Plenannt
Rit Corry
Wayne Conklin
Sprig Creek
Citer
Conklin
Mine Blast Victim Dies at Bethlehem Mine
A sixth victim from the Marianna Mine explosion at Bethlehem Mines Corp has died. Foreman James L. Wright, 54, passed away Saturday after being rescued from the shaft last Monday. Five others died earlier. Wright’s father was among 16 miners killed in the same mine 49 years ago.
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Wapflnurur
Marianna
Bethlehem Mines Corp
James L. Wright
Memorial Hospital
Wright
Erie Warehouse Fire Causes Massive Property Loss
A major blaze destroyed an Erie warehouse area with significant damage across nearby industrial plants. Fire crews battled the flames as evacuations and safety protocols were implemented. officials estimated substantial losses and investigated causes while securing the scene.
Curtiss-Wright Walkout Ends as Wage Talks Resume
Curtiss-Wright Corporation's Aircraft research and development center workers return to work after a week long strike by 71 in the research division and about 150 more. plastics division pickets kept 250 non union staff away. UAW Local 5H members demand wage scales aligned with other plants as negotiations resume tomorrow morning. Vincent Pellecchis notes the dispute centers on pay, with company comments still unavailable.
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Curtiss-Wright
Queranna
Breiking
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Research and Development Center
United Auto Workers
Ab A
Vincent Pellecchis
UAW International
U S Earth Satellites Seen Reaching 2000 Mile Altitudes
A Navy Research Laboratory briefing for an International Geophysical Year meeting in Washington states American satellites may rise to 2000 miles high, 500 miles beyond prior estimates. Researchers Tousey and colleagues cite improved rocket weight and performance as reasons for the higher projection with several launches planned by end of 1958.
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Washington
Richard Tovsey
U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
jMew
International Geophysical
United States
Rel
Sinly Wo
Russia
Tousey
Mutfic
Supreme Court Reinstatement Sought To Block Union Vote
A chaotic report shows pressure on the Supreme Court to revive an injunction aimed at preventing a union vote. Mentions James Tk Maite and a looming political showdown as parties maneuver before a potential summer decision.
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Supreme Court
Solon Inaugurates Anti Draft Drive
Solon congressman Mannineaue introduced a plan to end the draft and save about 26 million dollars annually. He argued the nation is not at war and could rely on volunteers, noting the draft would affect about 175,000 men this year versus 587,000 in 1952.
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Mannineaue
Eeedmud Coller
D-Ny
New York
Cellern
Bellective Service Ootfielala
Celle
Democrats Gain In Pa Registration, May Primary Totals
A Harrisburg survey across 49 counties shows Democrats gaining ground in Pennsylvania registration compared with Republicans for the November elections. Voter totals indicate 2.7 million Republicans and about 2.4 million Democrats state wide, with overall May primary registration around 5.24 million.
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Harrisburg
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