Fragmented OCR listing of properties and assets across multiple locations
The readable fragments describe garages, kitchens, rooms, and varied real estate items with multiple place names and numbers. Mentions include Shanely Street, Te e Baie ville, Digal, and Bren tsfield with lots and units. The text appears as a garbled real estate or property inventory across several addresses and parcels.
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Tamestsburg
Si Hha
Cail
Bren Tsfield
Jarage
Miles Stein
Vette Fers
Five American Oil Firms Invited to Reply to Government Charges
Senator Sparkman announces formal invitation for five major American oil firms to answer charges from the government. Most already filed denials as results from a yearlong report on an oil cartel remains largely kept secret.
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Sen. Sparkman
Standard Oil of New Jersey First to Protest Report
Five major U S oil firms face government charges of cartel activity in a secret FTC report on a global oil cartel. Standard Oil of New Jersey led protests denying wrongdoing, while other principals include Standard Oil of California Texaco Socony Vacuum and Gulf Oil. The report links producers and distributors across the world to fix prices and control markets and reserves.
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Standard Oil
New Jersey
Associated Tress
Washington
John Sparkmety
Alabama
Senate
Trade Commission
Standard Oi
California
The
Texas Co
Socony-Vacyim
Cult Oil
Anglo-Traplan Oil Co
Fintish Company
Royal-Dutch Shell
Amari
Ians
Tre Ealions
FTC
Michelle Hast
Venezuela
Tyrmands
Four Escape From Flooded Caves In Swiss Caverns
Four explorers emerged unharmed after nine and a half days trapped in sub-Alpine Hell's Hole caverns near MUOTATHAL Switzerland. In Wales Breconshire Hills rescuers pulled out two Boy Scouts and their injured scoutmaster from nine feet of fallen rock, all hospitalized with the scoutmaster in serious condition. Earlier this month another group was saved from the Pierre St Martin Abyss in the Pyrenees after a fifth man died.
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Associated Press
Muotathal
Switzerland
Hell's Hole
Breconshire
Wales
Pierre ‘St. Martin
Pyrennes
Airliner Plunges Into Sea Off Sicily With 50 Surviving
An Hermes operated Air Work charter jet plunges into the Mediterranean off western Sicily. Fifty of 57 aboard survive. thirty-seven rescued bodies identified. The British airliner carried British civil servants returning to Khartoum with families. Survivors treated for shock and exposure at Tripani San Antonio Hospital.
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Associated Prean Trapant
Bleity
Mediterranean
Moule
London
Khartoum
Sudan
Britsu
Tripani
San Antonio Hospital
Allies and Russia Split Over German Peace Plan
Washington reports show Russia and Western powers deeply divided on a German peace accord. Moscow proposed a four power meeting by October with a condition for a prior unified German government and a commission to study political rights. Western diplomats reject the move as a propaganda tactic aimed at disrupting plans to integrate Germany into Atlantic defenses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Soviek
Moscow
Sannveau
Westett
Nm Commis- Stott
Germany
Pice
Europe
Burning Wreck Of Ship Sighted Off Newfoundland Coast
A burning wreck, likely a stow vessel, was seen east of Cape Bonavista Newfoundland by a search plane. Flares lit last night. Coast Guard from Argentina and U S naval units sought the area. Dawn revealed wreckage with no sign of survivors or other ships nearby. American pilot Ralph Richey of Flight 118 reported sighting a freighter enveloped in flames near Gander while en route to Paris.
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ST. John's
Cape Binavista
Newfoundland
Bonavista
Coast Guard
United States Argentia Naval Station
New York
Pan American World Airways
Ralph Richey
Flight 118
Gander, Nild
Paris
Gander
Argentin
Senate report blasts top military men over North Africa air bases
A blistering Senate report accuses Gen. Lewis Pick and other senior officers of confusion delay indecision and waste in the rapid construction of U S air bases in Morocco and nearby areas. It urges Secretary Pace to take appropriate action against Pick and notes costs reaching roughly 229 million dollars with potential total costs to rise.
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Africa
Gen. Pick
Associated Press
Shington
Army Engineers
Senate
U. S
North Africa
Washington
Hentagon
North
Secretary of Army
Pace
Lewis 4. Pirk
Army Corps of Engineers
Armed Services Preparedness
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Morocco
Tne
Pick
Secretary of the Army
Corps of Engineer
Ue Senate Orobers
Army
Cincerse Conkret
Bombers Hit Communist Supplies In Korea Raids
U S bombers struck a northwest Korea supply area amid stormy weather while carrier aircraft bombed Red targets around Hungnam and Wonsan. Fifth Air Force commander says raids are hurting Communists as talks for armistice flow.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Commu Lst
Bunker Hill
U.S. Eighth Army
Navy
Hungmam
Wonsen
Glenn ©. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
U.N. Aar
North Korea
Area farm home destroyed by blaze on Guncord Road
A 10 year old modern Duran time with two baths burned to the ground yesterday near Mull West Waterford and Wattsburg. Fire chief said loss reached 25000 with contents mostly ruined except for a table and few chairs and a television set. Firefighters faced water supply issues as the only source was a stream one mile away.
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CW Bloss
Bloss
Union City
Dire
Waterford
Wattsburg
Steel dispute ends as US Steel, Crucible sign new contract
Pittsburgh reports the nations longest steel dispute over as U S Steel Corp and Crucible Steel Co of America reach accords with the CIO United Steelworkers. The agreements cover about 185000 workers across multiple plants, ending a July showdown and restoring production after 5 days idle. The package adds about 21 cents an hour plus improved fringe benefits, with Crucible retaining a modified union shop for new hires.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Cme
Crucible Steel Ca. of America
Big Steel
Crucible
Pittshuek
Midans
Syracuse
N. J
East Liverpool
Harrison
U.S
Cnlls
Hawkins Pleads Guilty to Forest Theft Charge
Arthur Hawkins of Elgin pleaded guilty before Alderman Cobbett to larceny for taking eight cords of fire wood from Charles Van Epps of Union City. State Police detained him Saturday. he admitted the theft and posted no bond for $500, awaiting a fall hearing at 6 p.m. today at Erie County jail.
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Arthur Hawkins
Elgin
Hawkins
M. S. Cobbett
Charles van Epps
Union City
Erie County
Parties Pledge Youth Vote in Pennsylvania Campaigns
Both Republican and Democratic leaders in Pennsylvania push for lowering the voting age to 18 as campaigns begin the week after Labor Day. The Republican state committee meets in Philadelphia on September 4 and the Democratic committee two days later, with youth groups and platform discussions shaping the gubernatorial race.
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GOP
Dem
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democrati
Lelease
Asadeer Boi
Wublade
Gommenywenth
Pennsylvania Federation of Youre
Republican Ciba
Lawer Valineme
Geerat Assembly
Umder
Youth of America
James F. Diff
Taro
Maxwell’s
Roren
Feld
Philadelphia
Campau
Penneylvania
Democraticc
Eroch Thomas
Wilkes Hirste Almemacy
Cos
General Johnson Survives Crash During Governors Day Visit
General Leon W. Johnson and five others escaped a crashing transport plane at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania moments before it burst into flames. Johnson, CAC commander, parachuted clear as the craft struck wires and collapsed near an Army barracks. He joined Pennsylvania Governor John S. Fine at ceremonies minutes later, joking with officers. Others aboard included Maj. Gen. George G. Finch Brig. Gen. Robert L. Copsey Lt. Col. Edward Mikolowski Master Sergeant James F Stark and Airman Robert Maine. All were Mitchel Field based except Copsey assigned to the Pentagon.
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wy_an
Indiantown Gap
Leon W. Johnson
Continental Air Command
Pennsylvania National Guard
Third Air Force
England
Johnson
Calor
Tis
Additon
George G. Finch
National Guard
CAC
Georgia
Robert L. Copsey
O Cief
New Jersey National Guard
Edward Mikolowski
Worcester Mass
Johnso
James F Stark
Robert
Maine
Mitchel Field
Copsey
Pentagon
Washigton
Scholarship Fund Created From Late Dr A L Smith Will
A local will established a Scholarship Loan Fund to aid needy students at Terday College. The fund, started under Dr A L Smith, with a cash balance of 2001.46 and principal of 2200, aims to provide about 3600 annually in interest for college or professional education. Local students may apply through Supt Dowglass.
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A. L. Smith
Cory Dante
Terdiny
Collee
Lawrence Dowglass
A.X
Smith
Simi
Joan Fend
Denny L. Smith
Pravialow
Jonni
Emi-Wtinl
Nacertii
State To Absorb Oleo Tax Credit
Harrisburg expected decision to cast aside a 3000000 oleo tax credit for retailers. McKinney, assistant secretary, says the credit should be absorbed with no cash payments by the state as the ruling affects credits on sales to the commonwealth. Refusal of a budget revision previously cited as basis for refunds. Finance official says most firms have filed for credits, except those unable to prove competition.
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Harrisburg
John A. McKimey
Bugee
McKinney
Commonwealth
Elmer Graham
Three Auto Crashes Reported in Route 19 Area
State Police investigated three minor auto crashes during pleasant weekend traffic on Route 19. Mar io Brace, 33, of Wilusbure and Mrs Bestrive Gates, 30, of Corry RD 3, sustained damage in a rear end collision near the city. A separate collision on Lyons road south of Wattsburg involved Joseph Harnak, 35, of Union City RD 1, and Roger Barnhart, 32, of Corry RD 3, with damages listed as 10 and 25 respectively. Police continued probing an accident involving an Erleman vehicle and road construction gear on Route 19, with owner/operator yet undetermined.
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Ineal
Mario Brace
Wilusbure
Bestrive Gates
Corry
R. D
Gulas
Juan Buesine
Buesine
Bile
Joseph Harnak
Union City
R.D
Roger Barnhart
Wattsburg
Lyons Road
Barnhart
Harnak
Erleman
Route
Miners Idle as Lewis Memorial Holiday Shutdown Continues
Hard coal mines idle across the industry as miners report only maintenance work during John L. Lewis Memorial Day. Eastern Pennsylvania pits, including Schuylkill County operations, shut down with few exceptions while unions push for a new contract. meetings in New York failed to yield progress.
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Lewis
Associated Press
Suetsbungh
John L. Lewis
Unit T
Wilkes-Barre
Yvon
UMW
John L Lewis
Pennsylvania
Sehuylkl County
Philadelphia
Rearing Coat and Iron Co
New York
Whith Lewis
Flying Pastor Dies After Heart Ailment
The Rev William Francis Shoup, 62, a native of Tidioute, Pa, and former pastor at Aldenville and Adams in Pennsylvania and Liberty in New York, died yesterday at his Wheaton Maryland home after a heart condition. He had traveled by air to his Barnesville church earlier in his career.
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Wheaton
Barnesville
Mel
William Francis Shoup
Tidiuke
Aldenville
Adams
Liberty
Somnin
Maryland
Stevenson Plans Speeches Amid Off Shore Lands Fight
Gov Stephen Stevenson resumes campaign efforts as he opposes federal control of offshore lands and backs a compromise with a legislative stalemate. Running mate Sparkman supports the stance while Stevenson plans appearances in New York City New Jersey and a Labor Day address in Detroit. He will speak at the American Legion convention and confer with Walter Reuther of the autoworkers union.
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Associated Press
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Amersonny
Denver
Hisaihower
Matt
Kremlin
Rie- Sit
Stry
York
Russa
Russia
Associatio Press
Springfield
Govadal
Stevenson
Texas
Truman
Sen
John Sparkman
Aishams
New York City
New Jersey
Detroit
American Legion
Walter Reuther
GTO
GIO
AFL
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Arge
Concord Road
U.S. Steel
Union
Leon Johnson
Tidioute
Nation
Legion
Gov. Stevenson
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