Property listing and realtor contact details amid scattered OCR text
The readable legible parts describe a rental property listing with addresses and realtor references. It mentions Union at cur home rental, WATT Realtor, contact details, and a June or April timing fragment. The fragmentary source hints at a sale or lease notice with appliances and terms, but specifics are unclear.
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Witte
Watt Realtor
Scott's
White
House Machinike
Elec Bendix
Bidstar Informs Des 19472 Al Will Be An A Me
In a fragmentary notice, details reference a 1952 timing with police involvement and financial terms. The readable text hints at a bid or announcement process, mentioning a 10 percent figure and a memorandum of understanding. Names, dates, or locations are unclear in the OCR.
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Bidstar
Police
Truman Says He Had Right To Seize Mills
President Truman defends the steel seizure as a national safety matter amid a constitutional battle with the courts. Government lawyers argue executive powers are unlimited under the Constitution, while critics push back. federal judge Pine weighs legality as protests mount.
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Associated Press
Washington
David A. Vine
Trim
Sidie
Ouy
Holmes Burdidge
Pine Last Vriday
Ventive
Congress
Rep. Josephs A. Mirtity
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Eliwettn
Bowe
Norel Jetter
Charles S. Jones
White House
Jones
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers
True
Four Johnsonburg Men Face Trial in Bank Robbery Case
Four Johnsonburg men Anthony Asti 44 Frank Asti 21 Kenneth Croyle 22 and Thomas McMahon 23 plus Brooklyn resident Antony Avellino were indicted in federal court on charges of conspiracy and receiving stolen money tied to the February 15 Johnsonburg National Bank robbery. One defendant remains a fugitive.
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Pittsburgh
Johnsonburg
Brooklyn
Federal District Court
Johnsonburg National Bank
Anthony Asti
Frank
Kenneth D. Croyle
Thomas J. McMahon
Antony R. Avellino
Westinghouse raises pay for 15000 nonunion workers
Associated Press reports Westinghouse Electric Corp boosted wages for about 15 000 nonunion employees and pledged a higher cost of living adjustment targeted at unions representing 75 000 workers. The proposed increase, about one cent to a few cents per hour, would cost the firm around 45 million dollars annually if accepted by unions including the International Union of Electrical Workers and the AFL-CIO. The move aims to steady living costs for hourly production staff, with wage increases awaiting approval by the Wage Stabilization Board.
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Associated Das Museumci
Westinghouse Filectrie Corp
Iviy
Pineviouis
Sposnrs
Bos
UN Hears Solution To Korean Armistice Issues
The United Nations Commons lodicy presented a plan aiming to resolve three critical Korea armistice issues. Details were not disclosed. Communists seek an indefinite recess after agreeing to secret negotiations. UN and observers note a potentially decisive phase after a first plenary in Baniminfom.
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Askurired
Alvedane
Armintiog
Baniminfom
Russia
Turner Joy
Sevior
U S Pilot and Two Others Killed in Jet Crash
A Thunderjet from the United States crashed into a bank building on Main Street in St Peter's Assantatad. Capt Clifford Froggarty, 29, was identified among the dead. An elderly British couple perished in the wreck, and a housewife suffered severe burns while cooking at home nearby.
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U.S
Assantatad Press
St, Peter's
England
U. S
Clifford Froggarty
Miners Strike at McCullough Mine in Greensburg Pa
About 350 miners from Westmoreland Coal Co at the McCullough Mine refused to work as Harrison City shifts to daylight time over the weekend. A United Mine Workers spokesman said Local 5953 members voted to work only on Eastern Standard Time, causing the mine to remain idle today.
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Greensburg
Font
Mccullough
Westmoreland Coal Co
Harrison City
United Mine Workers
5953
Tam
Potato price variance tied to transport and OPS rules
Disgruntled housewives and grocers debate high retail potato prices amid alleged OPS allowances. Growers justify price spreads by transport costs and distance, with claims of seed potato purchases and Grade B potatoes entering the market. Local supply dwindles as growers sell stored stock, awaiting OPS guidance.
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Celine
Athens
New York
Red Violence Surges as Italy Prepares Elections
In Rome and across Italy the municipal election campaign heats up with Communist violence and the strongest Fascist demonstrations since World War II. A bomb hit the anti-Communist labor center in Catania as Reds press opposition to De Gasperi’s government. The election looms May 25 in Rome and 2400 towns, with Communists hoping victories shift control of local election machinery for the 1958 national vote.
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Italy
Pinxan del Popolo
Amet
Algier de Marsanich
Alede de Gaspeil
Christian Democrats
Labor
Catania
Sicily
de Gasperi
Reds
Stowaway Women Seized After Pacific Bomber Flight
Two young women reached Guam as stowaways aboard an Air Force B 29. They surrendered to immigration officials after a 6000 mile trip via Hawaii and Kwajalein, aided by two airmen who helped them ride in the bomber. The airmen Dewey H. Meeks and Robert L. Quick are detained for investigation. Jerie McDaniel 26 and Maxine Allen 23 expressed a desire to stay and work.
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Guam
Pacific
Sland
Stowaitajia
Air Force
McClelland Field
Sacramento
Calif
Hawaii
Kwajalein
Freedom Regained by Japan
The United States put the Japanese peace treaty into effect, signaling a reborn Japan allied with the United States against Communism. Simultaneously a security pact with the United States took effect, ensuring American troop presence in Japan. Officials in Washington and Tokyo cited end of World War II hostilities and a cautious peace still facing challenges ahead.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Far East
Japan
Yis
Truman
Pacific
Shugert Fushida
Communist
Asia
Soviet
Russia
Stato Department
Tokyo
Seale Acheson
State Department
Adiia
Fisher
United State
Achéson
Yutiil Tino
Jipan
Tater
Ryi
Takeveh
Takeuehi
Acheson
Takeith
Yoshan
Pearl Harbor
America
Germany
Poesin
San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Massachusetts primary holds major interest
The Massachusetts presidential primary dominates state attention as parties map delegate strategies. Taft and Eisenhower supporters vie for favorable slates, with mass delegations and instructing votes shaping the convention path. Delegates, many pledged, face potential free choice if leaders falter, while party leaders forecast diverging outcomes across states.
White House talks resume with three rail unions
White House mediation between management and three rail unions continued with a new session called. President steelman reported progress yet noted a long path remains, saying negotiations focus on four operating rules for about 160,000 members including engineers conductors and firemen to avert a nationwide strike.
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White House
Marscement
Jobe R. Steelman
Steelman
Little Engineers
Firemen Brotherhoods
iTcumen Selzed
Ridgway Named to Succeed Ike in Europe
General Ridgway, aged 87, nominated by President Truman to replace Dwight D. Eisenhower as supreme Allied commander in Europe. The move follows Allied council discussions and Tibet NATO planning. Ridgway has led major WWII commands and most recently headed the Sicily and Norway campaigns, with earlier Korea service and D-Day parachute assault experience.
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Europe
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Bienhower
NATO Forres
Hulay Rony Intaymants Salt
Alfred M. Gruuther
Eiwnhower
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Murth Atlantic ‘Treaty Council
Rome
Walley
Raiphith
United Nations
Douglas Maca Vuane
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NATO
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Americus Gifle
Fis Pew
Eulrope
Three Auto Crashes Reported in City
Police investigated three car crashes over the weekend in the city. One incident involved a vehicle driven by Robert Lindyunt of 104 Park Street. damage estimated at $60. Another crash saw A E Rogers of Spartansburg RD rammed from behind by Rose Minie Davis of Fifth street, owned by William Biges of Brooke street, with each vehicle incurring damage and the Spar taansburg driver held responsible. A third collision at Center and Washington involved Averety Lookentowse and Michael Tite of North Center street. the North East mini car attempted to pass and the driver assumed responsibility.
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Wits
Bevin
Robert Lindyunt
Park Street
William
Spiesinin
East
Mainsigert Lindt
Tts
Toon Plumbing
A. E Rogers
Spartansburg RD
Rose Minie Davis
Fifth Pheek
Willan Biges
Brooke
Wumiin Asshmed
River levees hold as flood crest nears Muscatine and beyond
The Mississippi flood crest was due to roll into Muscatine today at about 21 feet, after peaking near 181 feet at the Quad Cities overnight. Levees held in Muscatine but the Drury district saw threatened dike breaches with 20,000 sandbags readied. Missouri River remains high with crests expected at Boonville and Jefferson City, about 29 feet, to travel toward the Mississippi north of St. Louis.
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Aly Associated Press
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Mississippi Hiver
Quad Cities
Daven~ Port
Rock Island
Molie
East Moline
Drury District
Jaipur
M Rerneavous
Mississippi
St. Louis
Gladgow
Boonville
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Draft Call For 452 Men In June
Harrisburg Selective Service headquarters issued a call for 452 men to fill Pennsylvania's share of the national 10 000 unit quota. The draft will move forward as far as possible with existing registrants. The notice states no youth under 20 will be drafted and the June call aims to meet the national quota.
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Harrisburg
Selective Service
Pennsylvania
Drafl Oheelor
Ainee
Center Street Closure Affects Traffic For Track Work
Center Street is closed to all traffic as track workers raise rails in a project similar to First Avenue work. Crews plan to span the street with 9 car steel crossovers and relocate the express track switch to avoid blocking the depot area, with Pennsy involvement to vacate tracks and prevent freight cars from entering the express line.
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Therie Ratha
First Avenue
Biesage Handdaus
Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Snot
Erie Depot
Thay
Strert
Fight for control of big union opens today
Cleveland a fight for control of the Textile Workers Union of America opens today at its convention. Emil Rieve, 59, a CTO member and National Wage Stabilization Board official, and George Baldanzi, 45, executive vice president, are leading principals. Baldanzi warned another two years of internal conflict will handicap the union.
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Cleveland
CTO
Textile Workers Union of America
Emil Rieve
UTWA
George Baldanzi
Vce
Won
Navy ends air and sea search for Wasp survivors
Navy called off the air and sea search after the destroyer minesweeper Hobson sank the aircraft carrier Wasp in the Atlantic Saturday night. No confirmed casualties were reported, with crews listing ten missing sailors as presumed lost.
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NAVY
Washington
Hobson
Wasp
Navy Department
Suntown
Sailor Aboard Wasp Lost In Sea Crash Near Boston
The Corry Sailor named Clarence Cox, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Cox of 149 West Frederick Street, aboard the Wasp, is listed among survivors and missing after a collision with the Hobson 100 miles east of Boston amid choppy near stormy seas. The Wasp sank, with about 14 officers and 229 men aboard, as the ships en route to the Mediterranean. Navy crews and planes searched the area with a cautious list of missing.
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Wasp
Clarence Cox
West Frederick Street
Kb Oiremy
Hobson
Navy
Leroy Raymond Weldner
Erle
Bott
Wasy
Hobson Fsil
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Boston
Ayores
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Wavy Department
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Titis
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