Farm sale offers dairy cattle and estate items
An estate sale notice lists 29 head of dairy cattle including 5 Guernseys and 9 heifers, plus 2 dairy milking machines, a Comnick refractor end ez tooth hor in, and many household antiques and furniture. Sale held at a farm on Route 4 near Aug 1. Cash terms. Contact Howard.
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Weinesday
Clymer Beja
Head
Hsilers
Mikey
Terme
Cash
Jerry
Persornel- Norge Electric
Purge of Beria Moves to Soviet Supreme Court
The Soviet Parliament approved Beria’s ouster for criminal and antisate activities and ordered the case transferred to the Supreme Court. Malenkov announced charges against Lavrenty Beria’s former top deputy, George Malenkov’s ally, as the purge widens. The broadcast noted new atomic program achievements and hydrogen bomb claims amid the power struggle.
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Associated Press
London
Tocay
Lavrenty P Beria
Kremlin
No. Ying
Supreme Court
Supreme Council
Moscow Radio
George M. Mulenkay
Stalin
Patoe
Cornett
Beria
TSS
Mite
Malenkov
United States
Une Rossin
WK Command
Soviet Union
Milenkov
Twenty four U S airmen found alive after desert crash
In Germany, all 24 airmen who parachuted from a damaged C119 Flying Boxcar over the Libyan Desert were found alive by rescue teams. Twenty one were found earlier, three more were recovered later. Survivors suffer minor injuries from the jump, and were transported to an Air Force hospital.
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Associated Press
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Desert
U.S
al Forde Bowe
Wheelie Feld
Tripal
Air Force
Whechis
Storm Hits Power Lines as Heavy Downpour Slows City
A severe storm struck early yesterday causing damage to a 33,000 volt line between here and Warren. Rain measured at 0.52 inches with widespread street flooding and minor outages reported by city crews. Officials noted no major structural damage beyond isolated power cuts and washouts near Pleasantville and Meadville.
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Yeadvar
George Mindurick
Here
Warren Story
Ely
Hin Union
Hamage
Rit
Yaeyliy Yieods
Pleveuntville
Plier
Chapmanyneret
Meadville
Net
Charles Kinley Dies After Heart Attack at 1016 P.M.
Charles Kinley 724 Wayne Ward a longtime Corry resident died last night at Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He was born April 8 1870 and lived in Gary his whole life. Kinley worked as a machinist at Climax Manufacturing Aero Supply and Raymond plant before retiring in 1940. An active firefighter and former chief of Stanford Hose, he served as traffic officer and was a longtime Democrat. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Frans Osberg a son Fred Kinley two sisters and two grandchildren. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home with rosary tomorrow evening and a funeral Mass at St Tomas Church. Interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Charles Kinley
Wayne Wered
Eliza
Corry
Corry Memorial
Carter
Mr. Kinley
Edward R. Kinley
Gary
Climax Manufacturing Company
Aero Supply
Raymond
Findley Lake
Kinley
Stanford Hose Company
Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Democratic City Committee
Katherine
Frans Osberg
Fred Kinley
George Kinley
Wright Street
Lena Sturdevant
Gertrude Pettigrew
Thut
Susan Kinley
John Ostberg
Cleveland
Diana Ostberg
Ann
Kate Zilch
East Congress Street
Frank Je
New York
We Bracken
Tomas
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Auto crash claims life of 14 year old Renaldo Verrico
In Pittsburgh area a traffic collision on Route 22 near Monroeville left Renaldo Verrico, 14, dead after injuries suffered 36 hours earlier at Columbia Hospital. Six other boys sustained minor injuries in the crash as their vehicle overturned while riding northward.
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Pittsburgh
Renaldo Verrico
Hrushton
Fay i
Columbia Hospital
Verpico
Monroeville
Union Studies New Aero Proposal Amid Ongoing Strike
Union Lodge 1587 and Aero Supply Mfg Co executives met for a third time this week to study a proposed contract. The plant remains shut for seven weeks with 700 workers idle as negotiations pause until a second morning session convenes at the Aero offices.
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Aero Management
Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
Lodge No. 158
Waton Sy
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Grover Hy ‘Stainbrook
GOS Department of Labor
Wi HE Arrowsmith
Labor Department
The
Aero Lodge 1508
International Aagacl Lion
Waa
Acro
Stainebrook
Arewrige
Fourth Ward
Death Penalty Sought in Butler Slayer Case
Butler district attorney Clark Hy Painter pressed for the death penalty today as jurors began deliberations in the case of an alleged hit on a wife. Ernest and Storch face trial. Painter questioned each juror on pen alty views while county detective Linhartz said witness Mrs Mildred Lorenz cannot be found to compel testimony.
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Butler
Clark
Ernest & Storch
Paintes
Charles A. Linhartz
Stor
Radio Jamming Begins in East Germany War News
Berlin dispatch reports new Soviet driven measures to isolate East Germany as millions face food drops and travel bans. Authorities restrict rail travel, bolster police, and curb aid parcels to suppress anti communist unrest amid escalating occupation controls.
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Asveonen Presy
Berlin
Asi
Germany
Bish Germores
West
Bertin
Die Hu
Brown
Russia
Quebec hints slayings solved in gaspe peninsula case
Reported developments tie the slayings of three Pennsylvania hunters to a Quebec inquiry led by Solicitor General Rivard. Police tightened security as evidence tied to the Gaspe Peninsula incident surfaced in Montreal and western Quebec. Names and dates appear garbled in the text but point to a continuing autopsy and weapon identification, with authorities stressing the need to avoid disclosure that could obstruct the investigation.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Quebec
Ayetoine Rivard Salq Fotkiy
Lwre
Gaspe Peninsuls
Cunrvl
Montreal
Sie Murdess
Mogene HK Hindauy
Richard
Cluar
Hollidaysburg
Gaspe
Ladies Garment Workers Strike Across Regions
Pennsylvania manufacturers claim 10 000 employed in Pottsville and 20 000 walkouts across 10 plants in a strike over pay while unions deny the figures as exaggerated. AFL union leaders challenge the reports as hype amid tensions in New York where officials call the claims overstated.
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NEW Yosk
Rennsylvania Arts
Hid
Tate
Uinions
Pottsville
Abyattain Duesberg
Pennsylvania Crest
Agsperatium
New York
David Gingold
AFL International Laties—Gumwat Workers
Tid Graaiberg
Hit and run driver caught after heavy wrecks
A North East man, 24, was captured after a hit and run crash on Route 6 near Albion. Police say damage totaled two vehicles estimated at 235. The man faces formal charges as the investigation continues. A second passenger, a 15 year old, sustained injuries and was taken to an area hospital. The incident prompted state police involvement and is being reviewed by local authorities.
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Pendine
Rawls Am
Plymonen
Aviver
Dock Crider
Albion
Garry
Muchine
Hyuches Sherer
Hywien Mawawe Tate
Eirko Inn
Yas Oullord
Lawtis Seins
Ney Casrie
Luke Ly
Union City
Essie
Waterford
Swinnine
Voller
Wille
Wienperl
Antiimr
stumaRe
Suid
Mir Urn
Ann Buns
Batavia
Wtc
Aio
Plymouth
Bakers Approve New Wage Pact Amid Strikes
Bakers at 15 firms approve a new wage pact allowing an 8 cent hourly raise and a $2 weekly welfare fund contribution per worker. The agreement, tied to welfare management changes, follows a weeks long dispute that saw workers walk off at several plants including A and P bakery in Hollywood. In Youngstown, CIO United Steelworkers end a week long strike over the firing of 13 members with a potential resumption of talks by August 16.
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Pari Nl
Sid Confectionery Wirkers
Hollywood
Teaith Hd
Youngstown
CIO
Republic Steel Corp
Wrton
Liberal Victory in Canada Dominates House Seats
In a sweeping election, Louis St Laurent's Liberal party appears poised for a decisive win in Canada, securing about 72 percent of seats in the House of Commons while Conservatives lag. The outcome signals a strong public mandate and reshapes party standings, with Liberals expected to form government after decades under Liberal leadership.
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Toronto
Volers
Cihime
Louiss St Lawwwur
Liberal Party
MLQNT
Dibious Ab
Laurent
House
Commons
Franklin Soldier Freed By Reds
Franklin POW Frank Rau, son of Mrs Cecilia Raup, was reportedly released by Communist forces at Pyoktong camp between February and November 1952. Reporters described Rau’s capture and return as part of a broader POW set, with families and officials awaiting details of peer prisoners. The account reflects wartime propaganda and questioned motives behind the prisoner release.
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Franklin
Reds
Franklin Cp
Curl J. Rau
Comanmnist
Cling
Lold
Freedom Villa
Kigwty
Priconews
Pyoktong
Blanberh
Cecilia Raup
Chinn
Syhor
Ernest
Desertion Trial At Wife's Party Involved Custody Dispute
A troubled scene unfolded late Saturday as police entered a home to arrest a husband amid a custody dispute. James Lowl and Ole apart faced allegations of desertion and nonsupport as witnesses described a tense gathering. An officer reading a warrant found the accused with a weapon and reported tense reactions before a local Alderman.
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Wilson Wyang
Lider Einen
Ades Math Cobb
Tees
Mats Wynn
Goerlang
James Lowl
Ole
Allee Wynn
Biya
Rental plan for senior high may be talked over
A local board plans an evening discussion at Library Buci Tay to review a rental plan for a new senior high. The meeting will consider financing, site use, staff needs, and potential building plans linked to a proposed YMCA structure near Vine. Attendance includes Wayne Townships officials and district staff with several routine agenda items.
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Reedlin Marine
Librry Buci
Tay
Homers
Jack Dakine
Spe
Trom
Wayne
Dulles Reports To Eisenhower by Assoriated Press
Secretary of State Dulles provided Eisenhower a first hand recap of talks with South Korean President Syngman Rhee. The report notes the two leaders discussed the fragile three week old truce and assurances given by Rhee.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Assoriated
Panver
Syngman Rhee
South Kores
Far East
Diakes
Rive
Van Zandt skeptical of Russia H bomb claims
Rep. James Van Zandt, ranking member of the Joint Atomic Energy Committee, expressed skepticism that Russia has developed a hydrogen bomb. He noted the United States did not acknowledge a hydrogen device test until October and said there has been no credible Washington confirmation of such an explosion.
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van Zandt
Russia
Janes Var Wandt
R-Po
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Var Zandt
Washington
100 MORE YANKS IN CONTINGENT DUE FOR RELEASE TONIGHT
A dispatch from Panmunjom reports 100 Americans, 25 British, 25 Turks and 250 South Koreans to be released tonight as part of a prisoner exchange. About 1,800 U.S. Marines returning home earlier, with thousands more prisoners to follow in seven days.
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Panmunjom
Tokyo
United States
Navy
Taehon Harbor
Nelson
Haneda
SN A. Om
Ann Prapetsno
Lokdel
Oie Ommang Wii
Heyaie
Pte
Anenew
Videlise
PhOricens
Pound Pre
Bawartt
Namie
Tigtatt
Allied
Aeier
Turkey
Guim
Chistes
He Eves
Tadla
RK. Nehro
Nehri
Muinbar
Neutra Nations Advisory Commission
Pummardom
Reds
U.N
South Korea Army to Train for Offensive Says President
President Syngman Rhee declared Seoul will use the armistice period to train for an offensive if necessary. He warned that if postwar political conferences fail to resolve Korea’s fate in the next 60 days, the United Nations including the United States will press for action to achieve a settlement.
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Seoul
Syngman Hhee
United Nations
Wnitted
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