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A fragmented item listing various real estate and property details including apartments, houses, lots, and furnishings. Mentions prices such as 15500 and 13500, locations along Route 7, and references to estates, garages, and antique items. Includes names like Rev Gyril deSanti and Dry E Tate in a context of a hospital or trustees.
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Ava
Ati
Reek
Rons
Ar & Son
Uueltiae
Gyril deSanti
Dry E. Tate
Hosta
Malek
Union City
Reds Claim Right To Keep Convicted POWs
The Panmunjom report says 15 British and 1 American among nine groups freed by the Reds with warnings they may hold prisoners convicted of crimes. Peiping radio cites Geneva rules, U S officials insist all POWs must be returned. negotiations continue with more releases promised.
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REDS
Associated Press
Panmunjom
Deck Alfred
Gamp 1
Changsung
Pyoktong
Yalu
Camp 1
Camp 9
Red China
Duljen Mened
U.N
UNC
Peiping Radio
Peiping
Dulles
Bute Department
Washington
Eit
Weither
United States
Hurricane approaching Carolina coast from Atlantic shipping lane
A developing hurricane moved up the Atlantic shipping lane toward the Carolinas with winds around 95 to 100 mph and outer gales extending 120 miles. Miami weather officials advised cautious shipping. small craft were urged to seek safe harbor as the storm intensified near Daytona Beach yesterday.
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Carolina
Carolinwest
Miami
Buren
Daytona Beach
North East Gl Dies As POW By Associated Press
Washington reports 121 American soldiers identified by Communists as dead in Red prison camps. Usk and Parairies confirmations note the figures rely on communist reports, with 1022 service members listed as captivity victims. Melvin D. Maus of North England is named among the victims.
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North East
Washington
Army
Usk
Tate
Obl
Melvin PD
Maus
Willa FH Mies
North Engh
Carpenters Union Breaks from AFL Over CIO Pact
TheCarpenters Union with about 822000 members severs ties with the AFL in protest of the AFL CIO pact to ban raids by rival unions. Maurice A. Hutcheson writes that AFL leaders favor CIO affairs and neglect AFL unity. George Meany defends the merger steps as necessary for AFL CIO unity.
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CIO
Associated Press
Chicago
AFL
CTO
Ierger
Carpenters
Ca Ientera
Federation
Walon
Sarpenters
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Hutcheson Wote
George Meany
APH
Meany
Hutcheson
Afl-Cio
San Francisco
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
AFL Executive Council
Lewis
Labor Federation Ofiners
Sters
CHO steelWorkers
Defense Rests In Storch Trial Prean Defense Rests
Butler Pennsylvania defense rests in the Ernest B. Storch murder case. He testified paying 1000 to the confessed killer of his wife and gave 1600 to Richard Haines who linked him to Henderson. Storch described assurances that the scheme would end his domestic troubles with no harm to him.
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Butler
Ernest B. Storch
Storch
Wilber Henderson
Richard “Haines
Pittsburgh
Henderson
Haines
Shreh
Barnes
Stolen School Bus Found At Milk Plant Parking Lot
A 42 passenger school bus used to transport pupils was stolen overnight from a parking lot near the Hammond Elevator Co. police traced the vehicle to a milk plant lot and found ignition keys in the bus. Officers believe two to three youths participated and the bus was to be returned to Louisville today.
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Gia=tation Milk Colony Bugle ebries
Cary and
Pialon Wis
Loitaville
Bear Lake
Ben Lake
Fred Widdur
Gorry
Sidder
Hammond Elevator Co
Bhs
Loutsville
McInies Plant Reports Steel Frame Nearing Erection
Progress on the McInies Steel Company expansion is on schedule with building steel fabrication complete. Erection of the steel framework by the Glen Group is set to begin August 20, base footings finished, and site drainage and utilities in place for enclosure and equipment installation in early fall.
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MeInies Steel Company
Asuiva
Nic Rogers Structural Steel Company
Glen Group
Erie
Agaist
Liberated POWs Leave for Home by Plane
Tokyo reports more liberated American prisoners of war will depart by plane from Haneda Airport at midnight. The first group of 17 sick repatriates arrived at Travis Air Force Base in California after medical care in Tokyo area Army hospitals.
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Tokyo
United States
Haneda
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
French Labor Unions Resist Laniel Government Push
In Paris, French organized labor defies Premier Joseph Laniel as strikes expand across mines steel mills salt works and utilities. Workers idle power plants and transport systems while leaders reject government austerity measures, sparking a nationwide strike wave and political tension.
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Assugareueres Paris
Joseph Laniel
Ile
Blahartepee
Mure
Mil Holt
Salt- Wu's
Postid
Laniel
Mullimlionaire Texle
Hiv
Bremke
Aero Strike Talks Ended With No Progress
A parley between Aero Supply Co and the International Association of Machinists ended with no progress toward settling the eightty week labor dispute. The union submitted a counter proposal, while management offered no formal statement. Both sides awaited word on a new negotiating session, likely not before next week.
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Morime
Gle Management
Aero Supply Mtg, Co, Inc
Tnternational Association of Machinvinta
Aern Lodge
Jim Company
John G Jackson
Union
9 Courier
Aero Management
Arka Spoles
Duff's man appointed by Ike in Pennsylvania
President Eisenhower named White to be U S district attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania subject to Senate confirmation. Witton White of Philadelphia received the appointment after being nominated previously but Congress adjourned. Senator Edward Martin opposes the nomination citing questions about qualifications and White has the endorsement of Senator James Dull.
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Duff
Ike
Martin
Associated Press
Denver
W. Witton White
Philadelphia
Englern
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
White
Senate
Te Jepilan
Congress
U. S
Edward Martin
Ex-Army Sergeant Toth Ordered Returned From Korea
U S District Judge Walter M Bustien ordered the Air Force to return former Sgt Robey Toth from Korea to Washington by September 1 for murder trial proceedings. The case involves habeas petitions and potential appeals to higher courts as Casey, his attorney, seeks timely transport and court actions.
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Korea
U.S
Atesander Holigoi
Abby Air ‘Toth
Nt Beer
Air Force
Toth
United States
Holtshoff
U.S. Ghouit Court of Appeal
Tosh
Habeas Opus
Casey
Lis Pittsbugh
Greyhound appeal studied by Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg A hearing examined whether speed recording devices should be installed on Greyhound Lines buses on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. A Greyhound engineer asserted existing speed governors are the most effective control, noting governors cap drivers at 25 miles per hour. The panel postponed a final decision pending further explanation. Pittsburgh was chosen as the site for the State Association of County Commissioners 1936 convention. John Doherty, Philadelphia banking executive and Dela ware County commissioner chairman, was named president.
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Harrisburg
Peninsylvania Greyhound Lines
Tis Muses
Fennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Public Uinty Commission
W. A du Vall
Chicago
Greyhound m
Public Utility Commission
Greyhound Biss
Wom
Pittsburgh
Corry Aero Strike Pinch Felt Across Area
The stoppage by Aero Strike affects about 700 production workers with many idle at the Corry plant and nearby facilities. Restoration of operations may take weeks as negotiations continue and overtime demands rise in the wake of the walkout.
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Aero Strike
Corry
Wits
Hooper
Geneva
Trent Uwe
Uji
Grneriaiseiission
City Banks High In Traffic Record and Police Input
A report from city officials notes high traffic incidents and a push for stricter driving standards. Representative Whipple and Governor’s council members urged new checks on reckless drivers during a meeting with Chief Hurley. measures include stricter enforcement and safety campaigns to curb fatalities.
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Governor's Council
Whipple
Ijweril
Salely Connell
Uley
Hurley Droky
Copry
Drake
Feiney
Whipple Higven
Nawine
Little Leaguers Return Tonight After Loss
Corry's Little Leaguers, still cheered by locals despite yesterday's defeat to Bethlehem, return to the city tonight aboard the westbound Erie Railroad train at 8:50 p.m. A large turnout is expected as fans await a great battle in the state playoffs with coverage on the Journal's following page.
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Corry
Bethlehem
Williamsport
Erie Railroad
Joim
New Government Contract Group Formed Under Ike
A newly created government contract group, named by President Eisenhower and led by a panel including members from Labor and Civil Service groups, aims to oversee federal job coverage. The panel will resemble a public advisory body and report to the White House Press Secretary.
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New Government Contract Group
Ike Ry
Eisenhower
Wal Typ
Slyane
Commisstor
COUN
Adis Min Jelie Tabor
the Elk
White Holm
Dues
Haverty
German Jail Sentence Warns of Supplies Smuggling
Reports from Berlin Potsdam and Berlin Wor note a German court sentencing for wartime food parcel smuggling from the West. The piece details penalties and the involvement of railway and police officials as authorities stamp out contraband and identify suspects among ordinary workers and border residents.
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Associated
Presa Berlin
West Ben
Potsdam
al Ataton
Wheat futures slump to six-year low on selling pressure
On the Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures fell to six year lows as fund selling and large-scale house sales pushed prices down. Private polls on farmer sentiment pointed to possible voter rejection of quotas in a referendum, threatening government price support next year. September delivery settled near $1.78 and a half a bushel.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Gratis Eles Wator
State Ag Dept Predicts Low Crop Totals for 1942 Season
Pennsylvania forecasts indicate overall crop yields will drop below last year. Only peaches and grapes are expected to surpass the ten year average, based on federal state surveys dated August 1.
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Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Tremors Hit Ionian Islands Prompting Massive Aid Effort
Earth tremors for a fifth day rocked Greece's Ionian Islands causing widespread destruction. Reports say towns like Zakynthos and Argostoli were devastated with hundreds injured and thousands homeless as ships from the US Navy and other nations ferried doctors, supplies, and workers to the stricken area.
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Athens
Greece
Ionian Islands
Thitevion
Angose Tollon
Potl
Arun Oke
Sen Kun
Lotg
Walter Hawkins
Puuneeville
Puy
Twa Itil
Link Mie Sembaat
Viviane Neve
Law
Ishin
Athens Observatory
Weil
Kegel
Fiaalea
Siges
Thoin
Pats
Zakynthos
Maat
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Olpohallory
Provisions Corporation
Manu
Ation. Corporation Department
Law Inter Stirenbsylvania Juiz
Chongsang
Carpenters Union
Bear| Lake
Lottsville
McInies
Allegheny River
James Dortonu
Mire
Gladys M. McIntyre
Ross Township
Lili
CGT
Sapner
Generis Social Generisn
Gale Joes
Wieye Hiwaikorns
Eeneevel
Tunis
PUC
Sontalud Trews
Greek Islands
People’s Poller Musiliye
Formot Politick
Eual Berlina
Ionians
Chiat
Pifield Telephone Co
Penfield
Clearfield County
Wike Pic
Ity
Huston, Joy
Bennezette
Cleartiéta
Hk Pausi
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