Real estate listings mix 2-bedroom homes for sale
A jumble of COBBETT and BETT real estate ads describe 2-bedroom homes with baths, garages, and modern features. Listings mention 24 acres, fireplaces, electric heat, and included appliances. Prices range up to 85 000 with various locations near Pleasant, Route 6, and Amidon Street.
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Bath
Wilsett Real Estate
Amidon Lon
Cobbett Ata
Raymond
Oak Moors
Cobbett
George
St Pleasant
Coboy
Bane
Pennsylvanians to Begin 1 Percent Sales Tax Tonight
Pennsylvania starts a one percent sales tax after midnight affecting most retail sales. Officials warn it will take months to resolve wrinkles with confusion likely. The tax funds education, exempts food and clothing, with retailers collecting and keeping three percent for bookkeeping.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Olso F. Messner
State Revenue Department
Messner
Pennsylvania
Messner Ome Ann
AAR Lng
NEE Ate
Revenue Department
Ita
Corry Truck Driver Hurt In Smashup
A Cony driver was slightly injured when his truck lost control on Bufidbak road near Spartans burg. State Police from the Joostith station said the driver was Thomas Dima 27 of 980 East South street with a laceration over the left ear. Passenger Donald Jackson 27 of Escext street was unhurt. Officers said the driver lost control and the vehicle veered into a ditch and hit a bank.
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Bufidbak Road
Spartansburg
Jooatsith Station
Crasl
Thomas Dima
East South Street
Donald Jackson
Escext Street
Otficers
caid-Dums
Six Die In Fire Near Pittsburgh
A mother and five children perished in a house fire in Penn Township near Pittsburgh. Paul Krizanich, 49, the sole survivor, said he could not explain the blaze and admitted a habit of lighting matches. The victims were Lila wife Hinttle and children Janet Lee 10 Panter 8 Larry Evin 6 Karl Reward 2 Shirley Mine 6 weeks. The family planned to start school tomorrow at Hardy School. Krizanich suffered burns while trying to rescue them.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Presa Pittsburgh
Penn Township
Paul Krizenich
Hames
Lila
Hinttle
Janet Lee
Panter
Larry Evin
Karl Reward
Shirley Mine
Kizanich
Krizanich
Paul
Hardy School
Long Dispute Over Trieste Flares In Adriatic Crisis
The long running Trieste dispute heats up as Italian and Yugoslav tensions rise. Italy accuses Tito of plans to seize Zone B south of the port while Yugoslavia denounces annexation attempts. U S British backed authority remains cautious as talks continue.
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Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Italy
Associated Press
Trieste
Sun
Tiny
Kieste
Tito
Ales Bebler
Idrijq
Union Leader Ben Gold Indicted For Alleged Communist Denial
Ben Gold, president of the International F air and Eather Workers union, surrendered on a three count indictment accusing him of lying in an August 1950 affidavit that he was not a Communist. He posted a $10,000 bond at the U S attorney's office with his lawyers present. The bail had been fixed by U S District Judge Charles F McLaughlin at the government's request. Gold swore he was not a member or supporter of the Communist party in a statement to the National Labor Relations Board. the indictment says the statements were false.
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Ben Gold
Associated Press
Washington
Gold
U.S. Atty
Leo A. Rover
U S
Charles F. McLaughlin
Harold Cammer
New York
David Rein
International Fir and Eather Workers
U.S. Treasury
National Tabor Relations Board
Communist Party
Police Probe Origin of Blaze in Garage Fire
Police opened an inquiry into a garage fire at Mrs. Aston's home on South Second Avenue causing about 500 dollars in damage. Firefighters fought the blaze with three booster lines after it started outside the rear wall. Teens were questioned as possible arson suspects after a nine year old reported seeing three youths lighting matches near the dwelling.
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Ray Lourie
Aid Asmon
South Second Avowire
Stemen
Aston
Fourth Ward
Quiest
1500 Homeless in Texas Flood
Robstown along the Texas coast faced flooding from ten days of rain with over 2,500 homeless and 2,000 evacuated in a 4,000 population town near Corpus Christi. Lin ton to the north saw 250 evacuated as waters rose slowly and spread across large areas behind levees and embankments.
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Associated Press
Robstown
Tex
Texas
Corpus Christi
Tate
Incr
Lane
Linton
South Texas
Operation Tornados Success In Flint
Flint celebrated relief efforts after a destructive tornado that killed 116 people and injured nearly a thousand. Volunteers completed 112 homes and added 40,000 man hours of work on Saturday and Sunday to aid affected families and rebuild areas on the northern outskirts. A relief effort labeled Operation Tornado drew skilled and amateur workers from Detroit Muskegon and beyond to assist in the rebuilding.
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Flint
Mic
Detroit
Muskegon
Scorching heat and drought slug Pennsylvanian plains
The article reports an unprecedented heat wave with temperatures near 95, the highest this year since June 20, amid a dry spell crippling farms. Dairies struggle as pastures burn brown. wells run low, creeks dry, and corn ripens fast. The Associated Press warns of continued heat, with Philadelphia noting 43 deaths tied to the heat and a chance of showers later.
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George Muldavick
Associated Press
Philadelphia
el Reau
Union
Kutztown Mother in Mrs America Contest
Mrs Bron Snyder of Kutztown winner of Mrs Pennsylvania 1953, a brown eyed brunette with two sons, will represent Pennsylvania at Mrs America in Asbury Park on September 13. She weighed 118 pounds, bust 34, waist 28, hips 34. Judging covered appearance and homemaking skill including tailoring, sewing, and cooking.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Asbury Park
Bron Snyder
Kutatown
Snyder
Plans for huge new DuMont TV transmitter announced
New York reports plans by Allen B. DuMont Laboratories to build a television transmitter delivering one million watts of effective radiated power on ultra high frequencies. Dr. T. Goldsmith, noted as director, says the project will make seven new DHB channels as valuable as the existing twelve VHF channels, though these require far greater power for the same coverage.
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Sry Seoustmce
New York
Allen B. du Mont .Laboratories
T. Goldsmith
du Mont
Direstor
Ald
Agreement Ends Phone Strike After Long Talks
An overnight negotiation at a hotel produced a one year contract ending the telephone strike. The deal, costing about eight million dollars annually, would raise subscriber rates to cover costs. The pact bars strikes during grievance procedures and shifts disputes to formal channels. Names and precise locations are unclear in the garbled text.
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Associated Tress SY
LOTSA
Aidin
Lori
Frank Fy Fonengin
CWA
Iniel
Longergan
Rubber workers end four day tieup in Cleveland
Associates Press reports rubber workers end a four day strike after talks at Tire and Rubber Co. Cleveland union negotiators reach a nationwide agreement. The package includes a 12 cent weekly raise, general increase to raise average hourly rate to 82.10, plus a $23 sickness or accident payment and company paid hospital and survivor coverage for employees and dependents.
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Associates Press
Cleveland
Firstone
Tire & Fulbber
Fivestone Phils
Street Fight Costs Two Corry Men Fifty Dollars
An assault on West Malt street led to charges against Frank Froneck and William J. McKay. Both men pleaded guilty and paid $25 in costs after arraignment the day prior. Police reported the fight involved two Corry residents and resulted in minor injuries.
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Ts Cobbett
Wianederry Wanduet
Vuln Froneck
R. D
Corry
William J. McKay
East Shreet
West Math Street
Man Held as Witness in Pittsburgh Fight Drowning Case
Robert McDonald, 89, of Pittsburgh is held as a material witness in the fight drowning death of Benjamin Drake on August 6. Homicide Detective James Kelly says McDonald was arrested after a day and initially gave statements that suggested involvement.
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Pittshurgh
Robert McDonald
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Drake
Homicide
James Kelly
McDonald
Fie
Willy
Aero Strike Settlement Blocked by Wages Talks
Workers and management face continued deadlock over wages and terms as an aero strike settlement stalls. Negotiators weigh compromises while a winding dispute between labor and bosses slows progress, delaying any final agreement beyond this week.
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Aero
EUB Pastor Returns to Charge Amid Conference Details
The annual EUB conference session at Chomyy Finely Whiley concludes with Rev Cecil B. Ross reappointed as conference secretary for seven years and other pastoral assignments. Lynn Bergmann and Rev Eugene Westley are noted among clergy changes as several young people enter Christiny service and educational leaders are reshuffled across Bradford to Jamestown missions.
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Christiay
Wodl
Hwee
Lynn
Lynn Bergmnm van
Otterbein College
Gud
Boneuviake
Cecil B. Ross
Orecory
Bess
Paul Weayore
Len W. McGayehny
Wi Edwards
Chayet
Eugehie Westley
Bynetrace Seminary
Wid
Charles Gattyfuho
Thi
Leo W. McOwnebing
Bullsio
Riverview Ghureh
Lloyd Willeamb
Wistira
Jedder
Cussewago
Grace Chapel
Ceri E Ross
Farmers
Viiley
John D. Westley
Titusville
Bradford
West Britith
D. K. Reis
Brewery Workers Ratify New Pact In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh area brewers agreed to a retroactive 12 cent hourly raise to August 1, 195a, under a new pact ratified by CIO United Brewery Workers. The deal includes a future hourly wage boost, cost‑of‑living increases tied to the August index, and expands bargaining to other Weather breweries in the Pittsburgh district.
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Pittbburgh
Pittsburgh
CIO Uniter Brewing Workers
Tlw
PIU, Duailesiv
Pittahugh Brewing Companies
Pittstarals Sletriee
Car Insurance Rates Rising for Young Drivers Age 25 and Under
A nationwide insurer schedule shows rates increasing for adult drivers under 25 and for vehicles used in work travel. Rates diverge by usage, with lower surmised rates for pleasure use and higher for work related trips. The plan segments youths into three groups, with substantial increases for the worst risk category. In Beaver County, Route 30 near Houre town, a 19 year old, Joseph V Behary, died in a crash and two others were injured with fatal injuries reported.
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NEW Yorkleseite Insurance
Natoma
Slo Mobile
Nsijrynice Nubile
Uni Ute Suey Pitt
Tex
Mrew Brouys
Onig
Ater
Beaver County
Joseph V. Behary
Reds release prisoners as U.N. forces press Korea talks
The report notes 150 Americans mostly sergeants and officers freed today amid rumors of Communist plans to send more home. It cites 3897 Americans already repatriated with 386 still slated, and mentions 1,300 Indian troops to guard POWs on Korea’s west coast. The piece covers U.N. and Chinese Nationalist protests over POW repatriations and ongoing armistice talks at Koje Island and Panmunjom.
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Auo
Redsigo
Kovenny
Oine
Tver Thesday
Damne P Gsrne
Corntawnists
Rec
Horne
Canne
Cu Mured
Gullune St
Agdlas
Carne
Wywalttig Vepwtiiaon
Kgesong
Panniinjom
Jn Howe
Blackshear M
Enyiti
Alice
Red Vans
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Cheji Islan
U. N
Red Chins
An Cion
Koret
Mondar
U. S
Gure
Buk
Kaesong
Weel
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Cynelliater
Grover Stainbrooke
Wishiel
Gerry Monnlay
Glite
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Wiers
Eub
Lynn Bergman
Cecil Rass
Ray Marois
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Chomyy
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Phekwiss
Abd Tony Mel
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