Local rental and real estate notices listed with agents
A garbled OCR snippet shows apartment rentals and real estate notices with names Joe Cohen and Joe Ga ay, dates like June 26 and December, contact numbers, and references to fixtures, stock, and agencies. The text mentions Park Place, West Main, Connell's, and a Watt North East area, indicating classified notices for availability, sale, and possession.
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Envor
Ato
Steem
Tagenoy
Joe Cohen
Joe
G. Bulard
Watt
Cobbett Atta
Scorry
eConnell
Cobbett Agency Listings Show Various Properties Available
A jumbled local real estate snippet highlights Cobbetts agency listings including 2 bedroom homes with income potential and reduced prices. Notes mention 3 bedroom homes, hospital area proximity, and properties on East Corner Street with rents or sale prices around 6000 dollars.
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Legion
Cobbett
Duat Corbett
Hent
Cobbett Aclu
Ato
U S Threatens To Break Off Korean Peace Talks
U S envoy Arthur H. Dean warned of breaking off the preliminary Korea peace talks if progress stalls, while the Allied delegation plans to return home for Christmas. Russia’s role as neutral observer was questioned and a Ling plan proposing Russian participation faced rejection.
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U.S
Associated Press
Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Chrisbmise
Russia
Dean Tole
All South
Pema
Hage
Reds
Wilright
Dean
Nixon Arrives in Tehran Under Heavy Guard
President Nixon arrives in Tehran amid dense security as police and troops patrol the desert surrounding Mehrabad Airport. He meets Premier Zahedi and Shah Mohammad Reza Paley at the Marble Palace while officials and diplomats greet him. Also reported, Soviet envoy Vishinsky receives Lenin Order on his birthday.
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Tehran
Trin
Richwa G Mixon
Toliay
Plume
Iself
Tyemier Fazollah Za‘edi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Nixon
Eisen
Ower
Nixon Plenié
Willy Zahedi
Shah Mohammed Reas Paley
Nikoh
Zahedi
Fteateporn
British Paper Demands Bevan's Resignation Over UN Row
The Express, pro empire and Independent in stance, calls for Lord Beaverbrook to resign amid UN membership criticism. It questions Britain's UN value, notes six votes with dominions and South Africa, and singles out Mrs. Balas Menon as leading an attack on the British empire under Prime Minister Nehru.
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Tain
U.N
Associated Press
London
Beaver Tiwok
United Nations
Ube DB
Tulsioxky
Miure
Britain
Dominions
Vese
United Nationa
South America
Iit Cam
Britatt
Balas Menon
U. N.trusteeship Committee
Menon
Prity
Nehrn
Supreme Court to rule on school segregation test
The Supreme Court is poised to decide whether racial segregation in public schools violates the Constitution. Justices may take months to issue a ruling and consider future federal enforcement and transition steps. Attorneys for the Eisenhower administration urge the court to outlaw segregation, while Virginia, South Carolina, and Kansas argue dual systems fall to legislatures, not courts. Separate from the court action a mine strike in Johnstown ends as Bird Con Co resumes production after a week-long stoppage by 200 United Mine Workers. The details of the agreement were not released.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hensutle
Virginia
South
Caroline
Kan
District of Columbia
Johnstown
Bird Con Co
United Mine
New York City Newspaper Strike Ends After Mediation
AFL engravers win immediate wage increase to 3.7 dollars weekly and benefits as three major papers resume production. Fact-finding panel to meet while publishers and union consider further settlements. Long Island Star-Journal also affected by the stoppage.
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Associated Press
New York
Watory
New York Journalisey
AFL
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Journal
American
Post and World-Telegram
The
Sun
Long Island Star-Journal
Earh
Federy Mediation Service
Hin
Fepmes
APL
George Meany
Punishers
Hichard Slocum
Philadelphia Bulletin
American Newspaper Association
Factiiding Board
Fine Statement Pleases Owlett on GOP Governor Support
Harrisburg report that G Mason Owlett Republican national committeeman and Governor John S Fine back candidate alignment in the 1954 Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial primary. Owlett said he is pleased and confirmed regular talks with Fine about their shared approach.
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Amwoemen
Harrisburg
G. Mason Owlett
Republican National
Aero Union Plans Bingo Party To Aid Accident Victim Family
Aero Supply union members plan a bingo event at their South Canter Street HQ in Eripia to raise funds for the Krupa family of B. D. 1 Spring Creek. John Krupa suffered fractures and a head injury in an August roof accident, hospital bills nearly totaling $2,200. Proceeds will help cover medical and living expenses for the Sylvester Krupa family as they recover.
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Aero Union
Sylvester Walter Krupa
Spring Creek
Aero Supply Union Tribue
Iction
John Opan
Onde
Danas
Aers-union
Bevan
Blake Christians
Vitor
Bonn Sees No Progress From Parley On German Question
West German officials expect the Big Four meeting in Berlin to fail to settle Germany’s fate. They warn a Russian demand for a Europe freeze would leave Germany divided and the Red Army on the Elbe with weak Western unity and little hope for political or military progress.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Europe
Berlin
Red Army
Elbe
East Germany
Britain
France
Konrad — Adenser
Onlso Telhe
Corry Junior Chamber Elects Officers
Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce members elected officers in a reorganizing session at the Muirlepat Building. Conrad Monroe was named president with William Hammond as vice president and Jack Foster as treasurer. Directors include William Peiffer Rasselas Brown and John Kenedy.
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Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce
JAV
Conrad Monroe
William Hammond
Jack Foster
Kenneth Harvey
William Peiffer
Rasselas Brown
John Kenedy
Charles Armstrong
Frank Anthony
Clyde Henton
Muylelpat
Jans Jury
MORE AMERICAN FOOD ARRIVES IN GERMANY
Hamburg reports the third and thirty first shipments of relief food for Soviet-occupied East Germany arrived aboard U S freighters Empire State and Maiden Creek. The cargoes bring Hamburg unloading totals to over 35,000 tons of relief aid. The Malden Creek carried 1313 tons of produce. the Empire State 1800 tons of raisins. In Pittsburgh Raymond Atlantico shot and killed himself in an auto outside his Knoxville home after a recent separation from his wife.
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Hamburg
Germany
Piptsburne
Raymond Atlantico
Knoxville
Solons Cheer Ike Action as Bid for Peace
United States lawmakers applaud President Eisenhower's call for a global peace effort. Key figures from both parties weigh the plan's potential to curb atomic warfare and ease Cold War tensions, urging careful congressional review.
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Solons Cheerike
U N Assembly Concludes Work Amid Budget and Trusteeship Talks
Delegates race to finish the United Nations General Assembly session as committees review trusteeship council reports and budget items. A vote on a key resolution was postponed amid ongoing debate and procedural wrangling.
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United Nations
U. 1
Windia Lp
Comeniownes
Raven
Rvewsy Indelletely
Wnetand
Mdijolienine
Marshall Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
General George C. Marshall, winner of the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize, arrived from Paris to-day and will receive the award in Oslo tomorrow. The prize of 93 240 dollars was given by a five member committee chosen by the Norwegian Parliament.
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Oslo
George
Marshall
Witner
Paris
Tomorow
Johnstown Co Named in Suit of Interest Here
A chaotic clipping describes a civil action involving the Chamber of Commerce and local officials. It alleges misrepresentation and credit issues tied to a sales campaign and a credit reporting service, referencing Chief of Police Drake and a 1952 incident.
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Veneto
Conte Association
Tie Chamber of Gommeroe
Evie
Ontobar
Gacley Drake
Te Wneyl Oofu
Hicwicy
Lane Devlaking
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Rls
Kaneral Credit Birenih
Parsons
Credit Bureau Operation
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Mike 26
Glbenpl
General Fvedil
Harrisburg plans overhaul of parole system
Harrisburg officials announce a sweeping remake of Pennsylvania's parole system with a new director of parole. The selection process will be closed to outsiders, and prisoners' complaints about parole access are acknowledged while stressing that completing a minimum sentence does not guarantee parole. A deer shot near Columbus weighed 130 pounds is also noted.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Arthur
Frasse
Western
Rockview State
Pruse
Prasta
Clark Suspended As Court Justice Ceased
Fragmented OCR text reports a suspension of a court figure amid chaotic phrases in VRANKFURIT Germany and mentions Justice Wallin Glut and Wally Medill Smith. The garbled material references a deputy or departmental action, firing and public statements, with unclear dates or locations.
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Vrankfurit
Germany
ONL
Justice Wallin
Gree
Wally Medill Smith
Wndes
Jim Tr
Atomic weapons on the rise in U S stockpile
President Truman orients in cautious terms about the U S stockpile of atomic weapons. Analysts note the figure likely exceeds a thousand bombs, with production driven by wartime motivation and postwar energy concerns. The UN speech references chaotic warfare and calls for peace amid expanding nuclear capacity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bhien
Hower
Pune
Menti
United Nations
United Stats
Bilin Atoll
Alammgordo
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bidault Praises Eisenhower Dulles in Bermuda Return
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault praised President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles as sincere friends on returning from Bermuda. He noted occasional impatience in decision making and paid tribute to Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden. Premier Lanfère planned to leave Bermuda Friday amid illness.
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Georges Bidult
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Dulles
Bidault
Ghurehill
Anthony Eden
Joseph Lanfel
Bermea
Bigautt
Turkey
Churchill
European Defense Community
Robbery at Arthur Murray's New York Apartment
Four masked men burst into the Park Wyenke residence of famed dance instructor Arthur Murray last night and robbed him of gems valued at $25,000. Murray and his wife were tied up with a gun pointed at them while they forced the safe to be opened. Neighbors alerted police after hearing sounds of the crime.
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New York
Park Wyenke
Arthur Murray
Miro
Murray
Eisenhower proposes international atomic energy agency
President Eisenhower urges creation of a peacetime international atomic energy agency with voluntary contributions from qualified nations. He argues cooperative use of atomic material could foster trust, reduce war risk, and pave way to a broader nonproliferation system, while stressing the need to avert civilian catastrophe.
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