Fragmented Sale Notice From 19th Century Auction
OCR fragment describes a sale with bids on items including electric books and furniture. Names such as Conard and Benn are mentioned along with locations like Louis and Erie. The text references a sale date and a viewing or bidding context but many details are unreadable.
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Louis Sis
Promethy
Savinies
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Rand
Miller Penn
Erie
Luiz
Defiant Red POWs Challenge U N Guards on Korea Island
Defiant Red war prisoners tested UN guards in a series of incidents this month on Kaje Island off South Korea. Eight Army said prisoners and internees disrupted the new 500 man compounds, with UN personnel forced to use maximum force. An earlier June 10 breakout at Kaj e led to a deadly clash that left one American and many prisoners dead or wounded. The army reported continued disturbances and a halt in information as reorganization delayed full disclosure. General Namel, the Communist negotiator, accused the UN of slaughter and called for a political solution at the talks in Pyongyang.
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Eighth Army
Prisenyers
United Nations
Dias
U.N
Namel
Pankinjem
Associated Press
New York
Adlai Stevenson
George C Marshall
Radi Greely
Witter
Josaah Mpcarthy
Wisconsin
Suvento
Vail
Henry
Dole
Stevenson
Marshall
Cic
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Sroumdels
Legion
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Steverman
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Uni
New Jersey
Speingfield
Til
Nile
Montana
Oregon
Washinton
South Bench Salifornis
New Mexico
Arizona
Eisenhower
America
Du Pont Family Estate Valued At Hundreds Of Millions
Philadelphia report says Lamotta Lamont Du Pont left about 875 million in personal property and 325 thousand in real estate. Executors of the estate, Wilmington Trust Co. and widow Margaret F. du Pont, filed the will with total trusts for two sons David Flett du Pont and Willie Harrington du Pont and a martial trust for the widow. The will allocates 600 shares of Christiana Securities Co. to David and 6 873 shares of Norida Mines Ltd to Willie, with other funds held in trust for children of a former marriage.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Inte Lammot Fu Pont
Oneggme
du Pont Industrial Organization
Register of
Willy
Wilmington Trist Co
Lammet
David Flett du Pont
Willie Harrington du Pont
David
Christiana Securities Co
Wille
Norida Mines, Ltd
Ontario
Canada
Taft Campaigning for Eisenhower In 1952
Taft told this reporter by phone he plans to speak for Eisenhower after Buy month and would campaign widely for the Republican ticket. He denied engaging in a broad whistle stop tour, saying he is prepared to back Eisenhower but will keep activities limited.
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New York
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D. Eisenhower
Senate
Taft
Mursay Buy
Canada
Cain
Cain Painning Will Be .She Shiy Xensiir
GOP
Besebbinner
Ghieawy Party
Shiy
Be Peninixen
Eisenhower
Dems lift major issues in Pennsylvania campaign push
A Democratic platform committee at a Philadelphia session outlined issues including workmen’s compensation reform. AFL leader McDevitt blamed GOP ally Grundy for blocking protections while noting proposed weekly payment increases and industry pushback. The panel plans Sept 4 meetings and a September state committee presentation, with Labor, Farm Bureau, Medical Society and Nursing groups backing the push.
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Associated Press
Harrisauro
Widay
Charman Maxwell
Rosefield
Philadelphia
Janes L. McDevitt
AFL Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Adentate
Grundy
McDevitt
Lone 4
Pennsylvanis Gop
Cipetos
Pannsylvania Manufacturers Assocission
Iouth
Phe Apl
Lewislatire
AFC
Rosenfeld
Democratic State Committee
Committee
Vania Nichpaign
Flephen
A. Mitchell
New Democratic National Charm
Hell Deen
Pennania Farm Bureau
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
South Cornci
Stores Split On Wednesday Hours After Weekend Shuffle
Merchants warned by a citywide shift in midweek hours as many outlets opened Wednesday afternoon for market patrons while others stayed closed. Since the Retail Merchants Bureau’s death hours have remained inconsistent, prompting plans for formal statements on observed hours for Wednesday business.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Joint Board Sets Sept 4 Meeting For School Plan
The Joint Board will meet September 4 to approve plans and specifications for Corry Area Joint Junior Senior High School, a $2.25 million project. Lawrence Dowell noted the timetable, with Harrisburg authorities to approve by September 2, then final state submission to contractors for bids by January, contract award by February if bids align. The project, the city’s largest construction effort, will organize a finance authority to oversee the venture and prepare final plans for execution.
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Corry
Lawrence Dowell
Tod
Walter Campbell
Tarlier
Harrisburg
Ville
Joint Bank
Sueel AL
Ibine Tubnor
Eany
Weill
Mnaneine
Connersion
Rankin Loses Seat in Mississippi After Redistricting
In Jackson Mississippi Rep John Rankin the last of the old school Mississippi white supremacists conceded defeat after the state legislature merged Rankin and Rep Thomas Abernethy into a single district Rankin 49 and Abernethy 10 term veteran former dean of the Mississippi delegation Abernethy victory statement said he had been Rankin friend during a ten year tenure and regretted the district pairing Stennis led in all counties to win another term against William Davis Willams Winstead and Cot. Whitten and Smith were unopposed for renomination in a heavily Democratic state.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
John Rankin
Mississippi
Collesaue
Thomas Abernethy
Rankin
Avernethy
Ellimjimata
Ruinisin
Lo- Gay
Onof Tiei
Aberneth
House of Representatives
Abernethy
Congress
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Tennesses Valley Authority
John Stennis
William Davis
John. Bell Willams
Arthur Winstead
William Cotstep
Jamie Whitten
Frank Smith
Pittsburgh couple agrees to give up son to mother
Mr and Mrs Robert Barr who raised a 14 year old boy since October agree to relinquish custody to his mother Mrs Eleanor Buckner of Whatcom County Washington. Kenneth Eastman Buckner’s former husband placed the child with the Barr after their divorce and the court fight was dropped.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Barr
Ian the
Fittsburen
Larry Eastman
Eleanor Buckner
Whatcom County
Wash
Buckner
Kenneth Eastman
Eisenhower Announces First Campaign Trip Route
General Dwight D. Eisenhower announced his first campaign swing, departing New York on September 4 for 14 appearances in 10 states. The route includes New York Philadelphia Atlanta Jacksonville Tampa Birmingham Little Rock and Minneapolis with whistle stop events and meetings with GOP leaders. Dulles indicated Eisenhower outlined a tougher foreign policy in a Legion speech.
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Associated Press
New York
Dwight D. Zisentower
South
Middle West
Philadelnisie
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
Birmingham
Ala
Eisenhower
Robert A. Tafh
Ohio
Swa
Chicago
Bisenhower
Micoi
Indiana
Michigan
Cleveland
Pennsyiania
Maryland
Bienhower
Joh Foster Dulles
Dulles
Legion
Phantom Gyrman Suspect Arrested In Erie Shooting Case
Erie authorities hold Ray Simcox a 37 year old resident for questioning after his arrest for a December morning shooting near a manufacturing plant that injured Paul Gardner and Hatty Miles and her four year old daughter. Ballistic testing is to confirm if the unlicensed .45 pistol matches the weapon used. Investigators note Simcox frequented Westfield Ripley and Waterford areas linked to the victims and possible familiarity with the pair.
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Erie
Mfg. Co
Ray Simcox
Pennsylvania
Morrisburg
Dub Gardner
Hattie Miles
Miles
Garner
Waterford
Paul
Gardner
Simcox
Westfield
Ripley
Water-ford
School Board Member Election At Corry Board
Members of One Corry Board prepare for a turnover as a new director likely chosen after a resignation. The county committee accepted the resignation and a plan was set to fill the seat with a qualified candidate and confirm a transportation contract for Fairhaven district students. The session was scheduled for 5 p.m. with no other business expected.
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Corry
Coal talks recess amid UMW strike entreaty in Pa
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania contract negotiations between the United Mine Workers and coal operators pause for a holiday recess. UMW chief John T. Lewis and operators discussed health and welfare funds and safety matters while rejecting claims of coercion and asserting miners are not indentured. wage demands and terms remain unsettled with a proposed starting rate of 2.50 per hour noted.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Ue United Mine Workers
MMW
Lily John T. Lewis
Washington
Yniors
Lewis
Wie
Edward G. Fox
Philadelphia
Tron Gos
Ocker
UMW
Fox
Mariner Ht
United Mine Workers of
Americ
Ross
Falls in the Home Sends Two Corry Residents to Hospital
Two Corry residents were treated for broken bones after a fall at home yesterday. Nine month old Roseanne Caruso suffered a left leg fracture when she was carried by a six year old who tripped and fell. she was admitted for a cast and released later. Mrs D A Dingle of 253 Marion Street was also a patient with a right ankle injury from a fall down stairs at her home last night.
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Roseanne Caruso
Rosario Caruso
Best Main Street
D. A Dingle
Marion Street
Bankers Claude Bennett of Tibga County Dies in Wellsboro
Wellsboro Pa Claude Bennett longtime Tibga County banker died early today in a hospital after several weeks illness He was 73 years old The death ends a lengthy career in local banking and service to the community
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Otes Wellsborg
Claude & Bennett
Tibga County
Lost carload slag delays city road project
Officials report a missing slag shipment caused days of delay on a major road job. Tracing efforts succeeded yesterday and material arrived. work resumes with plans to complete the final phase in a few days. The new lane will improve traffic flow for outbound trucks and is slated for use by city departments once finished.
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Center Street
HighWas Department
Lion
Betyeres
Est
Ute
Lienividie Jne
Asiion
Smitty
Winners in Horse Pulling at Wattsburg Fair
The 8th annual Wattsburg Fair featured horse pulling with Bud Mitchell of Waterford winning 10 feet 1 inch. Second went to John Messinger of North Clymer, followed by Kuhns Brothers Bethlehem Marty Bers Conewango NY Jett Sooper Cotewarun, Leo Stetson Waterford and Robert Strong of Erie. The event continues today with three harness races, a pony race and a horseshoe contest as fairgoers watch livestock parades and a 4‑H Club display.
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Bud Mitohel
Waterford
Mitchell
John Messiger
North Clymer
Kuhns
Ex-Coal Miner Held On Extortion Count
Louis Shan vim, 42, arrested by the FBI on extortion charges linked to a bomb that exploded near a Pittston union official. The case follows the killing of Charles Louis Mecadon, 50, president of Local 8005, who received a threatening letter demanding 82,000 and threatening harm to him and his son, Francis.
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Wilkes Barre
Mecadon
Francis
Strike Keeps Parish Pressed Steel Workers Idle in Reading
Three thousand steel workers of Parish Pressed Steel Co Local 3733 United Steelworkers CIO continued their strike into a second day in Reading Pennsylvania. The union seeks an hourly wage raise of 16 cents for day workers 11 cents for piece workers six paid holidays and vacation benefits.
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Reading
Parish Pressed Steel Co
United Steelworkers (Cio
Henderson Named Rent Stabilizer Associated With Authority
A confused text suggests Henderson named rent stabilizer by an association in Washington. Mentions ongoing practice, company connections to AUDA and Nowade, and a price point of $16,000. The garbled source includes names and unclear dates, with multiple typos and inserted placeholders obscuring clear facts.
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Washington Lime
MeTues
Guyyalean
Beumnanie Stanitizarion Avrtiry Auerrente
Abe
Probe Into Downing of Big Bomber Near Gulf Coast
Two survivors treated for exhaustion and exposure after a B 17 was shot down by a jet near the Gulf of Mexico. Six other crew members remain missing as search efforts continue and Navy Coast Guard units assist. Names of crew and officers are listed with ranks and hometowns. Air Force vows continued aerial search as weather and conditions allow.
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Associated Press
Bglin Air Forge
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
Charles D. Jones
Merilin
Miss
Ade Perot
Toei
Urnshami
Navy
Anti Coast Guard
Seavelt
Gol Devole
Joses Wold
Rosine
Gulf
Cru
Gol
Len BR
Striwger Mill
Lyle C Phillips
Bronton
Minty
Hurricane Forms Off Florida Coast
Miami area reports the season's first potential hurricane forming about 1,000 miles east southeast of Miami in a squally zone. A reconnaissance plane measured winds near 86 mph in the northern semi circle, as the poorly defined center was located roughly 250 miles north northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
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