Intuite Co and Sixpeh Carry Ad Fragments
Fragmented classified text shows listings for furniture and appliances including back chair and radios with prices like 19.95. Mentions locations, shop names, and scattered dates, with notes on rooms, baths, and furniture items. Hidden OCR errors obscure complete details but indicate a local sale or advertisement page.
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Intuite Co
Sixpeh
Uderick
Robel Shes
Beavisional
Sevision Ancs
Wright
Good Tools
Olworth’s
Joe Cohen
Bath
Auction Notice Announces Farm Equipment Sale on Wednesday
A readable auction notice lists items for sale near Findley County Line including 1 acre, 8 head of cattle, 7 spring plows, two ponds, 2 savy laying hens, a 9 drawn way McCormick, a dump cultivator, 2 plows, wheelbarrows, treads, barbed wire, and other farm implements. Names Alex Kac Cummings and DE 4135 appear in the record.
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Bath
Findley
Mary Ambols
Alex
Kac- Cummings
136 More Americans Are Freed
Panmunjom reports 136 more Americans and 264 other U N prisoners released by the U N side while the Reds claim 400 remain in stockades. Nine high ranking officers among the latest group as POWs delivered by U N Command. More releases including 193 Americans 97 Brits and 250 South Koreans promised for Wednesday.
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U.N
Stockades
Associated Prias Panmunjom
U. N
Reds
Aivers
Cape
Armericing
Aew
Moat
Hind
Delvat
BEGIN PARLEYS ON SALES LEVY IN READING
Harrisburg reports retailers will begin a 1 percent sales tax collection next week. The State Revenue Department held a Reading conference and will stage sessions in Interlaken, Philadelphia, Allentown, and other cities. The tax bureau notes 26,000 to 130,000 application forms have already been returned and retailers must register and display a certificate.
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Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Reading
Inter Inthanal
Philadelphia
Evie
Scyanm
Allentown
Ales
State approves ten Wayne Township school plans
Wayne Township school district received tentative state approval to bid a central 12 room elementary building replacing the existing one room structures. The plan, to be funded with local taxes and state aid, awaits county board clearance and rapid state processing as funds for school building programs tighten.
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Wayne ‘Township
Distriak
Gontord Township
L. M. Daviglas
Witien
Wayne Township
R. W. Robinson
Department of Public
Robineau
Ie Department
Wayne
Concort
Elgin
State Department
Caboose Runs Loose In Yards In Pennsylvania Incident
A caboose from a work train rolled free with defective brakes in a yard, blocked traffic as it rolled east toward Mc Mines Steel Co. before stopping. Officers halted the danger by lowering gates after spotting the runaway car.
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Nori Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wheeling
Penney
Mc Mines Steel Co
Pelinsy
Rebate Window for City School Tax Closes Monday
Gorsy taxpayers may still claim a two percent rebate on the 195%-14 school tax until 5 p m Monday. City Treasurer Carl Smith today noted $161,183 total, with $78,974 paid for daily hot per capita and property levies. After August 31 taxes may be paid at face value in September and October. The current tax duplicate totals $145,95 and per capita levy stands at 995,231.
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Gorsy
Carl Smilth
Dain Iy Hott
Tox
Findley Lake Contamination Found At Three Test Points
Chemist Tunnes V Blake of Evie Testing Laboratories reports Findley Lake contamination after sampling at Shadyside near Ship n Shore and the village outlet. Pollution levels 640 and 920 points render water unsafe. Local property owners plan individual well tests and seek New York State health input to address suspected septic and wells. The issue parallels concerns at Chautauqua Lake with ongoing swimming despite polluted water.
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Findley Lake
Tunnes V. Blake
Evie ‘Testing Laboratories
Owtlers, Inc
Blake
Shadyside
Polluion
New York
Chautauqua Lake
Horace Johnson
Deep Well in Eldred Township Hits 5186 Feet
Drilling of the wildest deep well in Eldred Township reaches 5186 feet as tools are stuck in the hole for a second time. Driller Luther Cline is in Butler to retrieve gear while geologists await signs of gas and potential payoff in the White Mecline at about 5276 feet. The MIA-East Gilly unit from Pittsburgh operates on the Gren Smith farm near Prim Bornets, fifteen miles south of the area.
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Eldred
Nic
Frank Irvin
Renovo
Luther Cline
Butler
Trvin
Neous
Mia-East Gilly
Pittsburgh
Bombers Arrive in Japan on First Atomic Mission Visit
Intercontinental B36 bombers arrived in Japan on a first visit under tight security. The aircraft, flown from the United States, were moved to a field protected by special guards as details were restricted.
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Japan
Association Press
Tokyo
Bad Weavy
Bomhers
United States
Mipimeni
Monalee Bambies
Rivk
Nhoto
Biv
McCarran Sees Ike Retaining McCarran Welcome Act
Senator McCarran says President Eisenhower will likely refrain from pushing changes to the McCarran Walter Immigration Act. He cites the president's criticism of the law and call for a review, while noting no concrete amendments were proposed and that efforts to alter the act are expected to resume next session.
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Associated Prea Washington
Ben. McCarran
D-Ney
Saly
Euenhower
Iaw
McGallan
Truman
Isenhower
Lsw
Avtivisien Wen Bhimgty Sey
Ano Ther 8
Inself
Congress
McCarran
Isenhoweries
McGurran
Police Escort Workers Through Picket Lines
Pittsburgh Stone Township police were called to Fort Pitt Packaging plant to escort workers past picket lines as warehousemen reported threats and receiving intimidating phone calls after the first day of picketing.
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Pittsburgh
Stone Township
Fort Pitt
Walter L. Smith
City Officials Approve Latest Traffic Lights
City officials approve a new traffic light system at the main intersections. The plan includes timed sequences at North Main and West Main, with automated gates and signals aiding crossing safety for vehicles and pedestrians.
Toning Board Grants Appeal for Outlet to House Sports Shop
The Gerry Zoning Board of Appeals granted Charles Willutus a permit to build a two story brick and concrete block retail outlet at the northeast corner of North Center and East Frederick streets. The board required brick finishing on the north, west and south sides and conformity with the existing building lines. Mr Williams will relocate his West South street sporting goods outlet to the new site. the second story will be occupied as living quarters.
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Gerry Zoning Board
Appnels
Charles Wil
Hines
Williams
50 000 W E Workers Granted Wage Boost
About 50 000 members of the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers win a three to eleven cent raise under a new Westinghouse Electric Corp contract. The average rate rises to $2.07 per hour with higher pension benefits to $133 monthly. Other unions representing around 40 000 Westinghouse employees had signed similar deals previously.
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Jy Awvveia Searrens
Pepteburgh
CIO International Union of Eleetrical Workers
Woking Fhe
Vtoday
Elgetric Corp
Spakestmum Yale
Iso
Westinghouse
Utah
TUE
Hleatrics
AFL International Brotherhood of Medrical Workers
The
Federation of Westinetonse
Hold Suspect in 7 Slayings on Super-Highway
Columbia police arrest 27 year old Cry in connection with a public safety incident on a superhighway that left Willian Sample 62 hospitalized after a gunshot wound to the chest. The suspect allegedly attempted to rob the Columbia Post Office and fled to a minister's office where an officer confronted him triggering the alarm. Cry had previously served time in a state pen for robbery.
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Amuclatnire
Columbia
Welty
Atute Pollew
Mugene
Yinbal
Bingety Medtunus
Cray Pam
Tved
McManuit
Menrey
Tony He
Dale Linieason
Itte
O Croy
Uptie Wieti
McMahlis
Columbia Post
Croy
McManibs
Gray
Lowa
Governor vetoes bill guaranteeing minimum education subsidies
In Harrisburg the governor vetoed a bill intended to guarantee that state aid to parks and school districts would be at least the level of 1949 50. The administration said the measure would raise subsidy payments by about 279000 dollars for the bridge expenditure while subsidies are calculated by a formula. The veto follows a push during the legislative session to revise school aid funding.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dohy
Park Schnel
Department of Public Instruction
Lemila'ion Toft
General Assembly
Governor signs bill to educate and train handicapped children
Governor John Fite signed a bill permitting the education and training of physically and mentally handicapped children outside public schools with state partial funding. The program aims to provide special guidance and opportunities for equal educational advantages, according to Fite.
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Harrisburg
John 5. Fine
Fite
Meadville Man Killed In Apparent Gas-Driven Collision
Meadville police identified the victim as 83 year old Samuel Gherade of Te DW Munuyville and said the crash occurred after a vehicle defect or gas line issue. Witnesses reported a loud impact near Me afirmó area, with Denia and Frank cited among bystanders. Authorities continue to investigate the sequence of events surrounding the fatal incident.
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Meadville
Annie
Miles Mori
Mealvill
Gherade
Frank
Italian regime wins confidence vote in parliament
The government of Prime Minister Pella secured a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies by 190 to 4 in the Senate. The scene featured support from three center parties including Christin Democrats, Liberals, Republicans, and Monarchists with abstentions by 44. Communists and Moscow-leftists opposed the measure.
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Asontaved
Rome — Tiwly
Yavatiun
Kimi Varity
European Uuilty
European Army
Promisy Giisenpe Pella
Wns
Bajar Huber
Alvide Dé Gispert
Erehut
Tnder
Chamber
Pella
Christ
Democrats
phb-Moscow
Tal 1A Suni Movement
MET
Murray's Widow Hurt In Crash Near Pittsburgh
The widow Elizabeth Murray 58 and sister Mary Thompson 83 of Canonsburg and Marie Block 63 of Pittsburgh were injured when their car swerved off a highway ten miles west of here, plunged down an embankment and burned. They were pulled from the wreckage before it ignited. Mrs Murray suffered a severe forehead wound fractures to both legs and a broken ankle. Mrs Thompson had a broken hip head wounds and shock. Mrs Block had internal injuries and fractures. All were taken to Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh and to Washington Hospital for treatment.
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Washington
Wic
CLO
Phillie Murray
Pen Fylvania
Murray
Mgr
Elizabeth Murray
Mary Thompson
Canonsburg
Marie Blocl
Pitlieburgh
Here
Thompson
Ken
Ehock
Tr Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Jock
South Korea blocks UN peace talks over seating demand
The United Nations faced a protest from South Korea as Syngman Rhee’s representatives demanded India sit on the Communist side to attend the Korea peace conference. India’s delegation, backed by Britain and others, defended its candidacy amid US opposition and tensions over Kashmir and India’s stance on communism.
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Pyun
India
United Nations
Syngman Rhee
Byun
Ane Gol
Byiy Golamb
South Korea
U. Ny Devliyed
Republic of Koren
Tf Inia
Wurtier
Todix
U.N
Stim
Reyily
Taly Indy
Domoy Roy
Btale
Selwyn Lioyd
Busia’ Andels
Vishinsky
Wers
Menon
Britwig
Russia
United States
Korea
Japan
Nationalis Chine
Hyi
Ieray
Tynan
Three Men Called For Draft Tests
Three men were summoned for draft physical examinations on September 1. The notice also lists two more named recruits, Cassie Elston of West Park Place and Lavererice Lindatrom of Rev. 7 Corry, who will depart for service on September 8.
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Cassie Elston
West Park Place
Lavererice
Lindatrom
Corry
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