For Rent and Classified Listings On Way Too Mixed Street
A jumble of rental notices and classified items mentions Joe Cohen address fragments, room for rent hints, estate references, and contact numbers. Other lines advertise household goods for sale and an exam schedule for a fire department or civic service.
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Thington
Joe Cohen
Nile Ama
Ntér Street
Ste
Oom Association
Sett Noy Tors Inda
Watt
Dan
Tf Brown
Reds Start Releasing Convicted Americans Three in Latest Group
A Panmunjom report says about 150 Americans were released from Red captivity today, including three who said they were labeled convicts. Another 45 men were reported sentenced recently and awaiting freedom, with some expected to be freed after others are repatriated.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Marlhores
Red Grouping
Fas
Wharaday
Charles G. Guidetti
Cpl
Eugene R. Reil- Wet
York Oliv
My Vadiin
Stoneham
Mie
Mly
Jamsey City
N. J
Kaesong
Reda
Kae
Francois
Pyoktung
Hind
U.S
U. S
Missing Woman Mysterious Runaway Case Stirs Jamestown
Jamestown police search for Mrs. Bessie Roberts who vanished after leaving three children with sister Annabelle Roberts. She reportedly bought a train ticket toward Cincinnati and Jamestown, echoing a disappearance two months earlier.
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Jamestown
Bessie Roberts
Annabelle Roberts
Cincinnati
Jeff Jamestown
Siisa
Pittsburgh
Mary
Garry Neighbors
Weges
Willemsburg
Ginchonatt
Wast
Tounty
Wetes
Fine's Assistant Assumes Duties in Harrisburg
Senator Fred P Hare Jr. of Somerst and Myersdale native becomes executive assistant to Governor Fine at a $10,000 yearly salary. Hare, former Senate minority whip, fills vacancy left by Charles Rugaber’s State Civil Defense Council transfer amid previous Turnpike Commission talk. His Senate term ends in 1954. pay is $3,600 expenses per session.
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Associates
Harrisburg
Fred P Hare Jr
Somerist
Guy
John S. Fine
Fie
Nalive
Myersdale
Pont
Charles Rugaber
State Civil Defense Council
Hare
Senate
State Turnpike Commission
Justice Department
Robert J. Woodside
General Assembly
Iilting & ‘Turnpike Commission
Vost. Hare
Turnine
Revenue Dept Warns Farmers on Sales Levy
Harrisburg The State Revenue Department warned farmers they are not exempt from a new 1 percent sales tax taking effect September 1. Revenue Secretary Messner said farm purchases used for production for longer than a year, such as machinery, equipment, livestock, seeds, fertilizers, and supplies, will bear the tax unless exempt as federal business expenses or day to day consumables.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Pennsylvnia
Ol F Messner
Messner
Meainen
Leeds
Man Burned to Death in Gibsonia Fire
Adam Madurek, 42, died in a house fire at his Gibsonia residence today. Authorities report the blaze originated at the home, and emergency crews found him deceased inside the structure.
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Pittsburgh
Adam Madurek
Hiss
Gibsonia
Labor talks in New York resolve pay dispute in aero pact
Union and management representatives met in New York City to draft a new airline labor contract. Key hurdle remains whether separate male and female wage rates will be eliminated, with both sides holding firm on nondiscrimination. If talks wrap today, they may return to Corry to finalize wage terms.
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Union
Mrangement
New York City
Aeva
Piast Bre
L. & Graham
Trasurer
K. R. Benson
Ximd
Lewis
Johny Jackson
Edward Swan~ Int
New York
Inion
Grat
Jen
Swannie
Corry
Carpenter's Union Seeks Peace With AFL Amid Talks
Washington reports a bid to end the split between the Carpenters Union and the AFL-CIO. William Hutcheson and Maurice Hutcheson, long-time leaders, have engaged AFL President George Meany in talks to rejoin the AFL before the union’s convention in St Louis. Committee discussions between the groups are planned within two weeks as Hutcheson travels to AFL headquarters for negotiations.
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Ausucreama
Washington
Carpenters Union
APL
William
Bill” Hutonesoh
Hitcheson
AFL
George Meany
AMD
Wii Guaveulion
St. Louis
Capenters
Executive Council
Hutcheson
Ms. Tachinopolis
Bill
Maurice
Yew
Nine GIs Killed Since Truce in Korean War
Associated Press reports American soldiers have died and 44 injured in the first 20 days of the Korean truce while handling mines and ammunition. No totals were released for the remaining 11 days. Most fatalities occurred within the cease fire zone as a safety campaign is launched.
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Seoul
Ammunitien
Army
77 Measures Vetoed By Gov John S Fine In Harrisburg
Gov John S Fine vetoed 77 measures including a watchdog committee bill to force quarterly financial reports from the executive, budgeting a $25 000 appropriation not in the current plan, and a bid to extend libel protection for public officials.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Hydaal
John S. Fine
Ty Fine
Pine
Witigwt
Howse
Senate
Alte
Fine
Art Lathy Till
Pennsylvania
Publishers Assn
Privitee
Phone contract talks resume amid nationwide long line dispute
National reach of long distance stoppage looms as AT T and CIO CWA meet in Chicago. No strike date set. talks yield limited progress and a wage offer vote proceeds in Baltimore while a separate Maryland demonstration of strength unfolds. A truck crash in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, involves a Winter Butter tractor trailer.
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New York
Company
Unnion
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
Maryland
Indiana
Long Lines
Jake Adams
CWA
Long Lines Division
Chicago
Adams
Carl Peters
GWA Board of Directors
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. System
Baltimore
Immigrant Violator Jailed Amid Federal Deportation Order
Loutis Lystis, worker of Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, is jailed in Allegheny County on charges of violating the Immigration and Nationality Act. He was arrested in Harrisburg on a warrant issued by Federal District Judge Joseph P. Williston stemming from a 1961 deportation order after imprisonment for assault with intent to kill, larceny, and narcotics violations. Yugoslavian authorities refused acceptance and he was given six months to leave the United States.
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Associated Press
Pitteburga
Loulis Lystis
Lemoyne
Allegheny County
Titstig
Fittsburet
Harrisburg
Joeph P. Willsost
Luntig
United States
Beig
Tris
Yu-goslavia
U. S
AWOL Soldier Admits Killing Ohio Official
AWOL soldier Wells admits shooting and killing a state official in Zanesville Ohio. He was captured by Highway Patrol near Columbus after a pursuit ending with his arrest. the slain official, identified as a Cleveland area clerk, is noted in connection with the case.
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Ohio
West Coast Laborer Held in Fatal Quarrel
Otis OBray a Stockton laborer was jailed after a witness tied him to the death of David Richter 36 in Pittsburgh. Richter said OBray struck Tim with a blunt weapon before dying. District attorney awaits cause of death while police report blood on OBrays hands and broken weapon fragments found.
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Manor Gat
O'Bray
Shankland
Transportation issue reaches school board meeting
Fragments show parents press the board over bus transportation funding and student access. The report notes a bequest and possible use of property sales proceeds to furnish school transport, with officials and the public weighing the impact on students and districts.
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Kawewiow
Edie
EM Tibip
Columbus
Pune
Yesiilfins
Dontvart
Bette Hani
Cory Aleaugh
Potato Field Day Attracts 1200 Growers In Rural Event
A field day at Harwood Farms drew about 1200 potato growers from across the state. Demonstrations showcased latest machinery, with exhibitors from Pennsylvania and Lancaster County. The event featured a beauty contest, a noon meal, and the visit of cooperative leaders marking a district outreach.
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Harwood Farms
AL Niettr
Othea
Ml Lheck
Arthur and
Robert Harwood
Wudsbury
Sefternoon
Eve County
A -Shuibymin
Deu Khuptenstain
Neil Bintamad
Willan Robinson
Wattabireg
Mey Finiel Kiniitk
Pyleview
Paul Feld
Richard Boldin
Wattsbury
Ulin Bays
Nclais
George ‘Tollamanese
Timeger
Toli
Mie Miller
Lancaster County
Paluli
Wattsburs
Pennsylvania approves bill expanding state oversight of schools and hospitals
Governor signs legislation from the General Assembly creating new authorities and tensions over school building projects and prison labor programs. The measures authorize county and local actions, expand funding for youth services, and set conditions for industrial and educational facilities amid debates on governance and construction plans.
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Gov. Fine
Gory
Elise Eilies
Ada Tianel Boul
Cumberland
Mercer
Sant Bublelinws
Arequiive
Euies
Elmira Pases
Arvantli
Willir Ul Lars
Bulldins Conatyietid Wien Joopsmunic Lyyal
I State
Bentylsvania
Wighwiys
Twin Girls Born To Corry Couple At Memorial Hospital
Twin sisters were born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dajald McCaslin of 42 Went Main Street. Attendants reported the babies arrived around 1:28 a.m. The mother is formerly Rui Chiyton.
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Corry
Iris
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dajald McCaslin
Main Street
McCassin
Rui Chiyton
Corry Residents Lead In Life Insurance Ownership
A national survey shows Corry residents hold about 18.4 million dollars in life insurance, equating to 26 800 dollars per family, well above the national average of 18 540 per family. The report notes a general rise in all forms of life coverage over the past decade, with ordinary life insurance accounting for about 59 percent of Corry holdings. Men are the most heavily insured, with roughly 73 percent of purchases on male lives last year, 15 percent on female lives, and 13 percent on children under 45.
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United States
Corry Hivye Tveir
Tnstitute of
Lito Tusur
Tube
Corry
Soviet Proposal Rejected by UN Committee
UN General Assembly members vote 55 to 2 against a Soviet bid to modify the Korean peace conference format. India fails to win a seat, while the committee endorses a plan to keep the 16 nations present and rejects Moscow’s effort to exclude nonaligned candidates. Continued on Page Six.
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United Nations
N. Y
India
Bile
Chania
Subus
Courmmabet
Cmn
Dean Ludirsa
Wustalnine
Thala
Sie Svelligeren
Lalla Tod GoLite
Wallop Committee
Tielewute
Henry Cabot
Iki
Bovey
Nealge
Lin
Lodge
Savio DéleKale
Vishipsky Esterday
Wade
Lotefiee
Vishipsky
United States
America
Sparta GI's Photo Printed In Times
The New York Times printed a World War II era photo of Captain Kinney from Spartabury and adjacent units. Kinney, wounded, was captured by the Communist forces and later released in a prisoner exchange. Local officers welcoming him included Lt. Col. Harry A. Hada and families from Staten Island.
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Sparta
Payo Wy
New Yorke Times
Panminjout
Korea
Pirtic
Hove
Donald D. Kinney
Spartababury
Capt
Finney
BAEC
Henry C. Clifford
Staten Istiped
Harry A. Hada
Pau
Kinney
Aorel
Li Clisterd
Afa
Dens
Niffiest
Colmmudsitar
Ubb
Watch War
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REDS
Revenue Dept
Carpenter’s Union
Monty Sueselny
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Jong
William Greer
Pestle Meany
Jeeter
Cgierss
Mies
Biim Dol
Lebanon
Floyd J. Winter
Butter
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Winter
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Zanesville
Awoltolier Weing
Highsiny Patrol Cp Co
Wells
St. Dun
Ablebury
Harding
Hardie Wa
Tim
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Waldman
Guyatags
Sonniy
St. Johr
Tharslnie
Fidoin
Fardlie
Ray Bost
Linden
St. John
St. Joh
Zanonville Pollow
Fatal Ouarrel
Toa
Firestone
Kreg Onevetanu
Unter
Firestaine
Henhuer
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Uriel Neswemstles
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