Real Estate and Local Notices Mix in Fragmented Ads
Fragmentary real estate and local notices list房 for sale and rental terms. Scattered entries mention properties with rooms, barns, and acreage, plus contact hints and miscellaneous financial figures, all amid disjointed references to organizations, people, and boards.
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BO Acres Kusarl
Bond
Icken House
Conny
Mer
Meen Street
H. G. Buford
Somanne
Conker
Homer
Tla
Senate
Atle
Eisenhower urges self help as NATO nations rely on more aid
President Eisenhower told Congress that Western nations must strive for greater self help in collective security because American aid cannot do the whole job. The report notes the shift of emphasis from Europe to Asia and the Pacific with about 37 percent of new funds for Asia and the Pacific and a drop in European program share. The Soviet threat is cited, and the administration promises continued support while expanding private investment and nonmilitary measures to complement aid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Coness
Soviet Russia
U.S. Ad
Asla
Pacific
Fisenhower
America
Congress
Foreign Operations Administration
FOA
Mutual Security Agency
Asia
Indochina
Soviet Union
Gas well drills near Eldred face obstacle in Warren County
Drillers working to clear a downhole obstruction at 5130 feet in a Wildcat gas well on the Orren Smith farm near Trimms Corners south of Corry. the hole sits about 60 feet from the target as Mid tt Olt Co of Pittsburgh seeks gas. In a separate report, a mangled body was found near a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway track in South Charleston West Virginia, with police identifying a Pittsburgh address card from the deceased.
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Eldred Township
Warren County
Luther ‘Cline
Medline Gunde
Midtt Olt, Co
Pittsburgh
South Charleston
Val
Syrian President Reported Slain Amid Mixed Claims
Patchy reports claim Syria's President Adil Shishelly was killed by machine gun fire in Damascus as enemies push a campaign. Other Syrian sources deny the event, noting his public appearance yesterday after a July election and a 200 mile drive to address cadets in Homs in a German built armored Mercedes.
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Frees Britrat
Lebanon
Leve Sop
Syria
Adil Shishelly
Iad Bunnesuat
Biled Im Dimascus
Sy Fae
Nln
Shisekly
Shishekly
Homs
Russia urges settlement of German issue during West bloc talks
Moscow urged a peaceful unification of Germany and creation of a provisional all German government. It called for a peace conference within six months and a halt to German reparations by next January, signaling a bid to topple Adenauer before Germany’s September 6 elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Germany
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Moscow
Europe
Moscow Radio
Il Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
Local chicken thefts bite at Corry farm grain
State police at Corry report 50 chickens stolen from Clarence Coons farm on RR 4 early Saturday. The poultry house 500 feet from the home, likely the work of a gang tied to Bear Lake thefts, with the lock twisted to gain entry. No disturbance heard the night of the crime.
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Ltie
Corry
Clarence Coons
R.D
J. Coons
Chickers House
Coons
Bear Lake
Coons Farm
Reds Free 400 More U N War Prisoners From Panmunjom
Reports say the Communists released 400 Allied prisoners at Panmunjom including 15 Americans and promised a larger exchange, with 450 captives due next, while 5,177 Allied troops have been freed in 13 days. Red shipments to Inchon were slowed by a typhoon, impacting later deliveries. Americans described witnessing new Soviet jet fighter types en route to Panmunjom, amid ongoing POW exchanges.
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Associated Press Panmunjom
Pholayin Group
Amerieim
Aso
U.S
Korspean
Kaesong
Pho Slim
Freedom Village
Inchon
Koje Island
Commanc
UNC
Panmunjom
Pyongyang
Yalu River
Otto
Vye
US to Fight if Peace Talks Fail Says Rhee
President Syngman Rhee told a U.S. News and World Report interview that if Korean peace talks collapse the United States will resume fighting to achieve unification. Walter Robertson, Eisenhower's aide, said Washington has no fixed plan if talks end and would quit the talks in 90 days if the Reds refuse good faith.
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Robertson
Eisenhower
Rhee
NBC
Urless
Police Probe Three Auto Crashes Over Weekend
Police investigated three weekend auto crashes. A tractor trailer struck a bridge after a flyover misjudgment near Pollock's Bridge leaving about 3,000 dollars in tractor damage and 25 thousand in bridge damage. Ruby, 88, of Zelieniople, escaped with minor injuries. Other collisions near Jeotstown lumber yard caused about 700 dollars in damage to two vehicles. Officers logged reports late Saturday and noted varying driver citations.
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Serine Lnjiy
Genie Ruby
Pollock
Green
Theon Ol Mayes
Gihnoers
Cevally
Lim
Thie Bayes
Missing bonds destroyed in district accounting review
The district reports that 37 missing serially numbered bonds were destroyed during the term of school officials. Despite checks, some bonds were not fully accounted for until last week when a board meeting noted missing bonds. Tax provisions tied to the issue explain part of the remaining balance in the sinking fund.
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5. & Anderson
D. & Leah
Harrison A. Curtis
Calvin Bennett
Midaine
Mtr Anderson
Pittsburgh Brewery Workers Reject Pact
Pittsburgh CIO United Brewery Workers in the Pittsburgh district voted 063-202 against a proposed contract. About 2800 members rejected the offer of a 12 1/2 cent hourly wage hike now and 7 1/2 cents later, with no strike vote taken. The expired contract with Wester Pennsylvanian Brewers Association had begun August 1. The union originally sought a 15 cent hike, later 25 cents with a 40 hour week and other benefits. Old wage scales were not disclosed.
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Frese Pittsburgh
CIO United Brewery Worlds
Pittsburgh
Wester Pennbyloat
Beews Association
Iran Revolt Is Smashed Corruites Informed Of Son's Death
Iran revolt report informs of a soldier’s death in a prison camp after telegrams from the Department of Defense. The fallen sergeant, 26, served in World War I era and was among the Bee and Magineers. He is survived by a brother Gordon, a sister Mrs Leanid Ryans, and other relatives.
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B.D
Department of Defense
Panininists
Sul
Edwin J. Neckers
Corryat
Amess Town End
Tron
Maily
Magineers
Inge
Necket
Nin
Columbus
Fether
Gordon
B.D. Coury
Leanid Ryans
Clymer
Mosaddegh Seizes Supreme Power as Shah Flees
Turmoil in Tehran as Mosaddegh consolidates authority after the Shah appears to flee. Troops return to bases amid street clashes and mobs, with Parliament dissolved and the government’s opponents sidelined. Reports note heavy mobilization, shopfront damage, and shifting loyalties as the crisis unfolds around the capital.
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Mossadegh
Shah
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Pablo
Louis
Tox
Ube Kuvor Tee
Reueylay
Geimnell
Fwaltuh
Yubedhy
Uae
Yemen
Mos
Sadegh Puppintess
SAT
Ceweney
Hossen Fate
Bourg
Baghdad
Go Onspinn
North Tenn
Moore Held for Local Hearing on Offense Charge
Moore was held for a local hearing after alleged disturbance at the Elehm nest restaurant on West Main Street. Officer Keppel suffered ribs and facial injuries. Moore released on $1,000 bond. The hearing is set for 4 p.m. before Herman M. Cobbeth Palos on the date noted, with Attorney William Peiffer defending Moore. Earlier she faced a $10 fine for disorderly conduct. In other news, the State College health conference opens with over 1,000 physicians, dentists, nurses, and technicians gathering for a four day event.
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SeeUe
Moore
Han
Hushand
Honna
Tell
Owisiie
Putrat
Gorski
Robertson
State College
State Health Department
Pennsylvanian Public Hell Association
Penn=ovivanis Health Council
Leon L Wynn Dies Suddenly at 1067 East Mule Street
Leon L Wynn, 1067 East Mule Street, died at 2 15 pm after a diabetes related collapse at Corry Memorial Hospital. He worked at the Dw ani A P Howard tannery and the William Thompson fiber mill. Survived by wife Mrs Leon Wynn Sr and sister Mrs Don Wld O'Neil, with multiple relatives. Funeral at Bracken Funeral Home with service at 2 pm Wednesday. Burial at West Laway Cemetery.
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Koon le Wyng
East Mule Street
Ifike Corry
Tn Nls Om Sukidar
Simca
Robert M. Branks
Hoyer
Hospital
Wynn
Corry
Atual
Callao
Beth
Tui Afon
Tip
Dwani A. P Howard Tannery
William ‘Thommpson
Leon Wynn Sr
Donwld O'Neil
Brie
Uides
Auliis
Ray Gordon
Dacksonyilie
Alton Wynn
Eric
Glenn Wenn
Brit Lake
Lotte Flaherty
Golumbus
Mors Hazel Wynn
We Wyre
Archie MW. Thomsporr
Bracken Funem
Howard Stull
Typhoon Rips Across China Across Formosa and Coasts
Typhoon, one of the strongest in the Pacific, swept toward China and Formosa, with winds up to 120 miles per hour and heavy rain. The storm struck the coast about 150 miles north of Shanghai, causing flooding and damage as American and Chinese forces prepared to assist.
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Formos
China
Ameria
Tors
Barra Ih
Tokyo
Cawtsn
Inawa
Formosa
Faron
Chin
Shanghai
Olina
Ntiox
Hija
Kiwanis Event Starts Tuesday Parade and Prizes Named
Kiwanis event begins Tuesday with a parade from City Park at 6 30 p m proceeding along Center Street to East Main to the show grounds. Registration is required and judging by Howard Sheen and Robert Bracken. Three prize groups include toys and sporting items with additional small prizes for each entrant.
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Ib Toeab Kiwanis
Chiroday
Lovetes
Shaw
Tomnor
Center Street
East Main Atreeh
Wrounds
Aleine Port Trust
100 Families Flee Cleveland Blaze
A strong wind fanned a burnout fire in Cleveland forcing about 100 families to flee. The blaze consumed timber yard stock and damaged several homes as flames swept through the Dougherty Lumber Company area. Authorities estimated losses around five million dollars as firemen battled the fast-moving blaze. A separate incident saw Michael Scho chelak drown in the Myre River while attempting a rescue from a rubber craft.
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Doughberty Lumber Company
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