Apartment and service listings mixed with farm equipment ad
The fragment lists apartments and rooms for rent on Washington Street near Joe Cohen with references to a beauty shop and Woolworths. It mentions a station on ngton street and a car association and includes a farm offering 8 head of spring horses and various farming tools for sale.
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Aidse
Oolworth's
Joe Cohen
Washington
Ngton Street
Sharp
Niles
Findleyounty
Ata
Iollowers Ab Corry
Las
Reds May Free More POWs Than Promised
North Korea shifted stance on repatriations as 400 U N soldiers were held in stockades. About 133 Americans among 400 released today possibly face return to prison or Kaesong while 250 Koreans and 17 British were also freed. The exchange involved 150 Americans and 250 South Koreans expected Thursday with further prisoner releases uncertain.
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Assonkatnd
Spanmunjom
Anher
U. N
North
Koin Stockades
Kaesong
Anmunjom
Reils
Revs
Red Peiping Indio
Piping
Asbey
John Pe
San Franciso
Local man held for court on obstructing officer charge
Manley Moore of R. D. 4 Corry waived a jury trial and pleaded not guilty to obstructing an officer during a disturbance on West Main Street. He posted $1,000 bond and was released. Patrolman James Keppel suffered a bruised side in the scuffle and has been unable to work.
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Manley Moore
R. D
Corry
Esterday
M. Cobbett
West Main Oatreet
Moore
Cis
James Keppel
William Aiffer
Frank Mcnight
Roger Jowid
Failed Thai coup plot targets Pibulsongram
Police in Bangkok rounded up one person and arrested former deputy army commander Lt. Gen. Kach Songgrum among others in a Communist inspired plot to overthrow Premier Pibulsongram. Vietnamese involvement denied. documents seized. exiled to Hong Kong.
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Bangkok
Thei
Piblusongyram
Sili
Af Adj
Vietnam
Te Rowndap Iscontra I Ofturresteal
Kach Songgrum
Selzes
American Bar Condemns Book Burning and Affirms Rights
Boston—House of Delegates of the American Bar Association adopts resolutions defending reading freedom and the right of defendants to counsel. The report counters censorship abroad and argues for fair treatment of lawyers amid public backlash. Pittsburgh—Ditch Henrys restaurant closes after 45 years. Wood House Kosher style operation planned for downtown site.
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Associated Press
Boston
House of Delegates
American Bar Assa
Bar Association
Committee On Individual Rights
United States
1TE
DOUDS
Pittsburgh
Ditch Henry's
Pittsbury
Wage dispute looms as aero strike enters day negotiations
Reports say a special union committee may fly to New York to meet directors if talks fail. Morning sessions began with absent conciliator Grover Stainbrook and IAM rep Edward Swannie as the union pushes a wage hike while management negotiators seek a settlement.
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New Yorke
Settlinke
Edward Swannie
Grand Lodge
International As
Grup
John Jackson
Union
New York
Gay
Fiirectors
Swannie
Negotiatings
Uhis Weel
Yale
Bill Signed Creates Third Judge for Mercer and Erie
Gov John Ok signs law authorizing an extra common pleas judge in Mercer and Erie counties. New judge seats to be filled by November 1985 election with 19 year terms from January 1 1968. Interim governor appointments allowed until the 1958 act.
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Harrisburg
Mercier
Erie
Jotin Ok
Mercer County
Commi
Pidge
Erle
Living Costs Reach New Record High Says Government
Government data show consumer costs rose driven by higher food rent and medical care. Mid July index hit a new peak with rents up, transportation up, and medical costs rising. food, clothing and vegetable prices fluctuated.
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Washington
Milion Auto Industy
Bureau of Labor
Alo Way Ars
mid-Nice
Tidduly
Snonth
Governor Faces Midnight Deadline On 70 Bills
Harrisburg Governor John S. Fine must decide by midnight on 70 bills from the 1953 General Assembly. The measures include larger worker compensation and occupational disease benefits, prison reform, and city county consolidation under Philadelphia’s charter.
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Harrispurg
General Assembly
John S. Fine
Fine
Philadelphia
Jacob L. Devers
Welfare Department
Justice Department
State Welfare Department
Pine
Jewel Phattber
Ives Says Dem Help Needed On Health Act Revision
Senator Ives of Wyoming urged Democratic support for revising the Health Act to avoid a one party bill. He said a bipartisan compromise is needed and warned against forcing a purely Republican or Democratic measure. He and Senator Tutt discussed changes to labor provisions and union representation with emphasis on centrist consensus.
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Ives
Washington
Tyex
RWY
Raysudwans
Congress
Tyes
Mierhower
Setiste Labor Comunittes
Tutt
Senate
New York
Parade plan for city festival invites youngsters and families
Chamber of Commerce announced a summer festival program featuring a parade for children up to 11 years old. The event, billed as bicycle and pet parade, welcomes original costumes and ideas. Registration begins tomorrow at the Chamber office, Monday to Friday 1 to 5 pm, except Wednesday and September 14. First-come, first-served free Potato Festival shirts will be given. Parade starts 6:00 pm on Saturday September 19. route to be announced. Musical groups and antique detour cars may participate.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Office
Theharobor
Ndmit
Ad Mars
PUC Approves Gas Rate Increase Amid Protests
Harrisburg Public Utility Commission approves a two year rate rise of 2,185,000 dollars for The Peoples National Gas Co based in Pittsburgh with an effective date of October 15. A prior 2734,000 increase becomes effective June 15. The commission notes the higher price will not yield excessive profits and dismisses a protest from the City of Pittsburgh. The action follows cost increases at other pipelines this year. Also in New Castle Speedway Park nears completion after two years and 75,000 dollars of construction?
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Péoples
Pitts
Peoples
Toy
Texas Ehatery ‘Transmission Corp
Tennessee Gas ‘Transmission and
Hope Natural Gas Companies
New Castle
Speedway Park
Here
Suspension of Gas Rates Declared by PUC in Harrisburg
The PUC in Harrisburg suspended for three months, effective until November 2, a planned increase by Gas Co Warren amounting to about 948 dollars yearly. The delay allows a formal investigation into rate proposals that would raise charges 6 to 26 percent per 1000 cubic feet, challenged by Eric and Carl cities as unjust.
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Pyle
Bip Yivanle Gas Co
Warren
Miuritasionn
PUC
Harrisburg
Cur
Firefighters battle lumber pile blaze at Kalstee Mill site
Corry and Columbus fire crews doused a large lumber and sawdust pile at the former Kalstee mill with about 2000 gallons of water after a two hour blaze threatened nearby junk and debris. The owner Harald Turben and his son faced a spreading fire across the highway, but crews worked to halt the flames from reaching the sawdust pile to prevent a long smoldering fire.
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Corry
Columbus
Kalstee Mill
Sorry
Kalstee
Harald Turben
Turben
French Strikes Tie Up Paris End With Partial Restoring
Paris returns to normal after three weeks of disruption as railway services resume and buses and subways return to schedule. Mail delivery briskly resumes as the general back to work movement progresses amid remaining tie ups.
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Paris
France
Company and Union Resume 22000 Long Lines Talks
Two firms report that Long Lines workers and union leaders have resumed contract discussions after earlier walkouts. The dispute involves about 22,000 employees and centers on wage and benefit terms and work rules.
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Seyured
Companies Deny Stalling Charges In Contract Talks
Baltimore reports say Maryland telephone workers face a possible nationwide walkout as negotiations with Bell system unions stall. The CIO CWA cites wages and working conditions as key issues amid talks with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. officials and widespread strike threats in multiple cities.
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New York
Tory Tilney
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ules
Nok
Pit
Officr
Fey
Bres
Horton
Phils
Springfield
Mass
Focal Imian
Yeommuany
Talling
Dente Il
Indiana
Bell
Walker
OWA
Disguies
Chesapeake and “Potomac Telephone Co
Akso Facer
Maryland
Reds Sentenced to Five Years for Conspiracy
Five Communist defendants in Pittsburgh were sentenced by Judge Raberi Marsh to five years in prison each after conviction on charges of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the government. The five named are Steve Nelson, Benjamin Careyathers, Taness Dolsaowriter, Irving Welsman, and William Atherton.
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Aimuenlee
Pittsburgh
Gharelne Thes
U. R
Raberi Marsh
Wen
Ares Steve Nelson
Western Pennsylvania Communist Party
Benjamin L. Careathers
Western Pennsylvania
Tanes
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Wright
Tuda
West South
Brent
Car Association
ETT i Ors Inds
Watt
REDS
Amaticans
U. N. Command
Chicago
Aero Strike
Gary
Speally
Foust
Warren County
Bene
New York City
John 8. Fine
Drges
Republicans
Tal
Demin
Vincent F_ Stulya
Glenroe
Somerent
First Nationel Bank of
Berlin
Gomeyset
Colinty
Stilingagon
Grunenedt Betore
U.S
Edward Stiedeniss Oewert
Jess Washington
Tober Fury
Guijrbet
Wwainell
Merwey
Syeen
Ryniee
Odio Miles
Gssumine
Lp Salt
Siualet
BYK
PORTO
Center
Mark shaLks
Ues Jorsorny
Ariel
Center Street
Milin Street
West Main
Abe
Hiimedt
Muntoriiss
Vialatots
Presa Baltimorea
Palumase Telephone Co
Baltimore
Even GouNak
Weston
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