Property Listings and Sale Ads With Misc Items and Notices
A scattered OCR of real estate pitches and item notices includes 84 Bath units, multiple rooms, and what appears to be a property sale with terms like down payment and location cues. Also present are merchandise mentions and classified line items for various goods and equipment. The text references real estate brokers, inspection notices, and local addresses, all mingled with consumer goods inventory and flood of dated phrasing.
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Bath
Contack Real Estate
N.Y
Durmace
Brokwalesman
Taor West Marin
Gran Tome
Elmir
Payne
Harland
Cory Im
Pak
City
Mossadegh Captured as Zahedi Forms New Cabinet
Tehran reports captor of ousted Premier Mossadegh but says streets remain volatile. Zahedi, the new premier, extends 24 hour demand for surrender while forming a cabinet and urging calm. Fatemi reportedly killed in mob violence. hundreds dead.
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Zahedi
Shoah
Associated Press
London
Tehran
Shah Mohammed Reva Pahlevi
Rome
Sonigat
Wehran Radio
Mossadegh
Hossein Fatemi
Don Sehwindjis
Fatemi
Massarieah
Pro Mod
Shah
M Zahedi
Mossadesh
Zahed
Reqime
Nippon View Reports U S Jets in Security Aid Proposal
A Nippon Times report cites a government source claiming the United States may offer jet fighters and assorted military aid to Japan as part of security talks. American officials deny specifics while noting no confirmed terms in the U S Japan MSA negotiations.
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U.S
Associated Prensa Toryo
Nippon
Wve
Ninpon Times
Americar
Une
Nieseriey
Japanese National Safety Furce
Yadar
HLU
Corry Hospital Commended by Welfare Department
A letter of commendation for Corry Memorial Hospital’s improvements was read at the hospital association meeting. An Edna Wagner Held visit on July 29 led to plans for bronze donor plaques and a memorial plaque for Dr. John Kibler. The board praised Dr. G E Bennett for a donated colorimeter and approved Hetty Stack as laboratory technician. The superintendent reported 1,260 days of service with 25% patient admissions, one death, nine births, and 4 major along with 60 minor operations. Attending directors listed.
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Cory Memorial
Tra J. Mus
State Department of Welfare
Hospital Association
Edna T. Wagner
Otter
Mx Mills
Lea
John ©. Kibler
Obstetrica Guite
G. EB. Bennett
Hetty Stack
Formar
Brun= jdage
Elston
Tuller
Hawkins
Nast
Rainesalv
Slattery
Spitzer
Yuiing
POW Exchange Progress Report From Panmunjom
The Korean War prisoner exchange nears halfway completion as rejects return and more Americans are expected daily. State media notes 150 prisoners and 300 South Koreans to be freed tomorrow with 60 Americans, 40 British, and 300 Koreans released today at the village. An American Indian, Cpl Faustino R Chutnicut, says he gave up on red doctors after a hospital visit seeking frostbite relief.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Reds
U.S
Noth
RED Doctors
Freedom Village
Korea
Com Munists Today
Faustino R. Chutnicut
Pals
Galif
Toth Faces Federal Hearing In Murder Case
Robert W. Toth, a former airman, is ordered to stand before a federal court in Washington on a habeas corpus challenge. He was arrested in Pittsburgh for murder in Korea and flown to the United States aboard a Military Air Transport Service plane bound for Travin Air Force Base California.
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Toth
Associated Press
Tokyo
Robert W. Toth
United States
Air Force
Ijin
Tiret Clus
Pittsburgh
Toe
Tex
Japan
Tokyn
Millitary Air Transportation Service
Travin Air Force Base
Calif
Totli
Washington
Bong Boon Kil
Negotiations In Aero Strike Under Way Today
Federal mediator Grover Stainbrale presided as talks opened between Aero Supply plant management and the workers union. Edward Swaney, representing the Grind Lorlye federation, attended with other union officials. No details were released on the agenda, but both sides aim for a mutually satisfactory contract and to resolve core wage and job-evaluation proposals after the strike began.
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Lvis
HLA Ment
Thi Wien
Anagi
Thor
JME
Ession
Grover Stainbrale
Whoas
Edward Swaney
Ne Grind Lorlye
Thremational Association
Murhiniste
Miter
Mow
New Law Aids Deserted Wives In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg lawmakers signed a bill to let deserted wives bring cases for child and spousal support via the county district attorney. The law extends reciprocity for out of state obligations, aiming to curb flighty husbands and cut relief costs. Officials cite 142 cases started locally and 407 cases received from other states since enactment.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fine
Pannclvania
Young Gunman Sentenced for Robbery and Auto Theft
Lelind Kent, twenty, and accomplice James Boyn youth pleaded guilty to robbery and larceny of a motor vehicle before Tide Burton Laub. Kent, represented by a public defender, had just been released from a New York state correctional facility in January 1963 for prior crimes and received a term of years in prison. Earlier on Christmas Day 1951 he and a companion robbed an attendant at Esso Hall service station and stole Ralph Kinney’s car, leading to the current sentence.
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Lelind Kent
James Boyn
Burton Laub
Ent
Puble
Goorney
New York State
James- OW
Esso
Werylee
Kent
Ralph Kinney
Bombers Shattered in Terrific Explosion at Base
A B fifty bomber suffered a devastating explosion causing multiple injuries and at least one death at an Arizona airfield. Authorities reported 26 injuries and a fatality at the scene, with ambulances rushing victims to Grande Hospital.
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Pinal County
Provence
France hit by fresh wave of strike orders
Widespread walkouts affect ports subway and factories as workers idle across Paris and other hubs. Soviet led federations vow to press demands despite government warnings. Emergency sessions loom as strikes threaten to paralyze transport, industry, and public services nationwide.
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France
Associated Press
Menaiaito
Paris
Tll Yo
Cou Mines
Sporyivilly
Wid Corhwlin
Hie
Nw Qulkeonte
Joseph Lawlel
Vitinbor
Ephellan
Parliment
Cali
Ateltes
Solrlies
Madagiri
Solon cites spies aiding Russia in hydrogen program
Senator Potter Rc said espionage may have quickened Russia's hydrogen bomb progress, claiming security lapses at GPO and urging tighter controls. McCarthy read the remarks at a Senate hearing. Two Pennsylvania plants, Mileo Underwear Co and Bloomsburg Braiding, ordered to stop alleged unfair labor practices. Police in Pottsville arrested 22 year old Benjamin Larabee linked to car thefts and robberies.
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Washington
Potter
Reich
Russia
Alger Hiss
Sen
McCarthy R-Wisi
Senate Investigation Subcommittee
Invernment Printing Office
GPO
Mileo
Go, Inc
Bloomsburg Braiding Corp
Bloomsburg, Pa
Jury Convicts 5 Communists in Major U S Case
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a nine woman and three man jury convicting five Communist party leaders and writers after a trial lasting over 30 hours. Named defendants include Steve Nelson and Irving Weissman with others linked to the party in Pennsylvania. A new appeal process is planned.
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Lysswemten
Steve Nelson
Peninayt Yami
Trving Weissmay
Wes Vereigliy
James Dolsen
Wilkin Albertson
Benjamin Cartstivery
Plex
New Primi
State Police Nab Car Thieves After County Chase
State Police captured two suspects tied to car thefts in Crawford and Warren counties after a chase through Centerville Tryenville. The men Vivian Laulieht and Highland E. Geydem were held for questioning and were jailed in Meassville.
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Creweford
Titusville
Crawford County
Meassville
Newark
Nod
Hicland
Tex
Little Cooley-Centerville
Covvy
Mewilville
Pheojpe Rengle
Hydetan
Centerville-Tryenville
Olfeers
Lusville
Warren
Warren Phrsine Diay
Jipboes
Eau Ath
Tea Pinn
Ward
Wen
Loval
50 Take Part In Bike and Pet Parade
Fifty local youngsters joined the Kiwanis Club parade through the city last night after the bike and pet procession. Prize winners announced by judges Howard Sheen and Robert Bracken. Winners listed include Craig Park, Nancy Spinneberg, Wil Hank Bate, Marwari Louderbyck and others. The event ended at the Mex Theatre with merchandise prizes and a crowd of residents lining streets for the parade and festival.
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Marwari Louderbyck
Wallae Cody
Lary Nichol
Ime
Craig _ Park
Alvat
Nancy Spimneynberg
Wil
Hank Bate
Whiners
Jevelynd
Ilerehandise Priges
Toeat
Sticec
Wbrwel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ivantins
Jorge
Presidents Back at Summer White House
Denver resident and national press coverage describe President Eisenhower in Washington and New York amid talks on hydrogen bombs. Officials from the Atomic Energy Commission and defense agencies discuss nuclear policy and atomic testing, with references to Moscow and the evolving arms race during a summer White House reappearance.
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White House
Kinsey Report Sparks Clergy Educators and Scientists Split
The Kinsey report on sex behavior ignited sharp debate among clergy educators and scientists as summaries circulated before the book’s full release next month. Wire services prepared extensive coverage, with sales expected at $8 per copy for advance orders.
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Kinsey
Teleaxe
Alfred & Kingny
Marnalis
Man Admits Shooting Mother and Daughter in Pittsburgh
Police say 34 year old Prank Evans confessed to shooting Mollie Vais 66 and her daughter Lilian Warren 31 in their home. Mollie died on scene while Lilian was described as in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. Evans told officers he intended to harm the daughter but killed both women during the confrontation.
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Pittsburgh
Evans
Walker
Hill
Mollie Vais
Dewil
Ute Flor
Ged
Lilian Warren
Mercy Hospital
Morocco’s Ruler Ousted Amid Turmoil in Palace
A chaotic scene unfolded as Morocco’s sultanate faced a dramatic shift with the ruler removed from the palace. Citizens and protectors gathered as authorities moved to secure power, signaling a pivotal moment in the country’s political landscape.
Polio Case Total Expected To Dip In 1959 Season
Washington report from Julie Neath service notes polio cases this year will be substantially below 1952 record levels. Last week 1 997 cases marked a 47 percent rise from the prior week but were 0 percent below the 1959 week. Experts warn few states show consistent increases and anticipate an earlier peak than last year which hit its high in the second week of September.
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Associated
Washington
Hearll
Cnid
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