Fragmentary notices from a 19th century sale and court records
Fragmented OCR shows an assortment of auction and legal notices mentioning sales tables, mortgage actions, and court proceedings. Readable items reference a sale table, a mortgage hearing, a bond order, and names such as H Scott and Master Butlin, with scattered dates and locations including Erie and Pennsylvania. The text is garbled with names, places, and numbers only partly legible.
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Damiary
H. Scott
Mommereth
Root
Erie Lo
Penne ST
Master Butlin
Pope Urges Arms Race Halt In Message
The pope calls for halting the arms race in a Christmas message broadcast worldwide. He endorses Western disarmament proposals and urges rulers to deter war through international bodies and inspections while warning against being swayed by short lived records and fear.
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Vatican
Pink XII
Russia
Romer
Transfer PSES Corry Manager to Sharon Office
PSES Corry manager Pail Hensley, head of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service, has been moved to Sharon. Secretary of Labor and Industry in Harrisburg announced the transfer effective January 2, succeeding Leroy McKean who retires. Hensley expresses regret at leaving Corry after many years.
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Pses Corry
Pail Hensley
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Sharon
Imsin
Wis
Salunday
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Aaprisburg
Leroy McKean
Heasley
James Roseberry
Rte
Clevlen
Erle of
PSES
Feasley
West Frederick Street
Fireman Hurt Answering Call To Area Home
A fireman was injured responding to a chimney fire at a Spartanburg area home. He was rushed to One Corry Memorial Hospital, admitted for observation, and released after examination with a bruised left leg. Minor damage reported to George Rogers’s residence.
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RD. Spartansburg
Braser
Otabony
Corry Memoral
Torrey and Hays
George Rogers
Spartaneburg
Frigid Weather Frolics Reported in Corry
Erratic mild to frigid conditions swept Corry with confusing shifts. Residents noted unusual warmth then a sharp drop toward the afternoon as temperatures neared 49 degrees. Local names like Stewart Log and Snyder Ciple appear in fragmented notes amid the unsettled scene.
Convicted Slayer May Testify To Escape Death
Scott, a 61 year old farmer stock broker, faces a jury under California law as he may testify to avoid the gas chamber in a murder case. The trial reveals disputes over evidence and the defense plans an appeal.
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Ae Asia Scott
Wietlin
Pound
Scott
California
Scott Atwoday
P. Basil Lambroy
Tambros
Seabee Tallure
Sujet Eamileros
Scouh
Hope Dims For 28 Missing From Sunken Freighter
Rescue officials retain slim hope for 28 crew after a freighter sank in the North Sea storm en route from Aberdeen to Sweden. Planes and ships scoured the area 140 miles southwest of Stavanger while a Norwegian coast guard and a Swedish oiler joined the search. survivors were not found and authorities reported only scattered debris and an orange life raft sighting.
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London
Oliff Hope
Aw Taree
Jind Muller
Sweden
Abeyleen
Beotland
Gmb
Stavanger
Norway
Cys Nurlidy
Buswell
Dietjoniy
Kinvardh
Glen
Te Naryn
Mik
Witout
Edie
Shere
Auryiy
Tor' Hin Watt
Terry
Teds Tepurind
Nasva
Uhs Frelkhtee
Leda
Laa
New Church Lights Placed In Memory Of Pastor's Son
Emmanuel Episcopal Church installs two large and eight small ringing lamps in memory of William Edward Seitz, son of Rev and Mrs William Seitz, who died in a home accident earlier this year. Donations funded the memorial lights planned for Christmas Eve service.
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Fen Npino
Ielalla
Emmanuel Epicupsi
Willian Edward Seitz
William Seitz
Myra
Tris
Ohio shootings kill two, wound four in two states
In Petersburg near the Ohio Pennsylvania line and south of Daytona two men died and four were wounded in separate shootings yesterday. A divorced husband Willi Rauch admitted firing a shotgun at his ex-wife's home killing George Shandor age 41 while Allen Rauch was wounded. Five children slept inside. no charges filed yet. Det Robert Beckett reported a 19 year old man Dan Myrick was questioned in the case.
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Tolumbure
Ohio
Daytona
Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Williw’ Rauch
Twalde
George Shandor
New Middletown
Allen Rauch
Ralich
Robert C. Beckett
Dayton
Dan Myrick
Tor
Employer Payroll Taxes to Jump in 1953
State Bureau of Employment Security announced automatic increases in employer payroll taxes to the Unemployment Compensation Fund starting January 1 1953. Executive Director John F Adams said the fund’s peril point triggers a rise from about 1.6 percent to roughly 2.2 percent of payrolls, with rates varying 0.8 to 2.17 percent by firm turnover. Current unemployment in Pennsylvania runs around 295 000 to 300 000. Benefits remain unchanged at 35 dollars weekly for 30 weeks.
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State Bureau of Employment Security
John F. Adams
Adams
Pennsylvania
Unclear Names Spark Confusion in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names and garbled phrases, with no clear event, place, or date. The readable items include individual names such as Marion, Connie, Rob, and Bachomer, but no coherent action or context to summarize as a news item.
Rule Mad Butcher Unfit To Stand Trial
Edward Gein, a Plainfield felon, was found unfit for trial and committed for a family hearing after his arrest for the murder of Bernice Worden. Investigators tied his confessed double crimes to grave robbing and mutilation at his secluded farmhouse. Authorities later linked additional killings including Mary Hogatt, with a possible pattern of desecration. A broader probe into graves and motive was ordered as part of the investigation. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles prepared a televised briefing on NATO and the world security conference, broadcast coast to coast. The Washington event featured plans for an international conference as NATO allies consider interim measures and a United Nations approach. CBS NBC ABC and radio networks slated national coverage from 10:30 p.m. to 11:20 p.m.]]
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Wisconsin Rapids
Derbert
Thal Snuthorities
Centro
Furie Crimina Tysind
Edward Gein
Bundyman
Cain
Nwa
Bernice Worden
Plainfield
Worden
Geis
Geln
Mary Hogatt
Lst
Gebers
Stewart Honeck
Washington
Wwenhower
Beftefary
Bink Dulles
Televisiot
NATO Bohfereice Nak
Puipin
Selelewuelty
Rustix
WATO
Europe
United Nations
Cbs-Tv
Abc-Tv
NBC
Thilles
New York
Averell Harglmar
NATO
State Police Nab Bad Check Passers Involving Youths
State Police and city officers arrested Russell William Mwphy age 18 of Titusville and Jacob Arthur Antill age 90 of Centerville on worthless check charges after checks they passed were found not backed by funds. They were questioned, photographed, and released after pleading guilty to the charges and paying fines and costs. One suspect allegedly used a false identification card. Antill is noted as AWOL from the U S Navy and held by city police awaiting naval authorization.
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Jusvile Andi Centerville
Corry
Russell William Mwphy
Titusville
Jacob Arthur AnUill
B.D. Centerville
Jospin Amenko
Flint Avenue
Amoroso
Amardao
Antill
Navy
Elty Poline
Teens Launch Secret Miniature Rocket At Weber High
In Ogden Utah a trio of 17 year old Weber High students Johnny Stoddard Steve Mercer and Bruce Herrick fired a two inch long rocket reaching about 3000 feet at 938 mph. They shifted to two stage designs and plan another firing before year end under limited supervision from Noell Marble and E Rich Green.
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Ogden
Utah
Johnny Stoddard
Steve Mercer
Bruce Herrick
Scienor
Weber High School
Nid
Noell Marble
Weber High
E. Rich Green
Exodus of Dutch From Indonesia Grows
Jakarta and Surabaya host ongoing evacuations for more than 10,000 Dutch nationals amid Indonesian pressure to end Dutch rule in West New Guinea. Immigration hubs issued over 10,000 exit visas with 700 daily processing. 4,500 depart so far, as ships sail from Surabaya to Jakarta. British firms report commandeered houses and notices of army seizure. Western businessmen attend a meeting where an army decree demands 25 percent of houses in Jakarta vacated without compensation.
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Jakarta
Indonesm
Indonesia
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Surabaya
Subor
Icies
Army Tast
New Credit Office Opens In City
Florence B. Stewart announced the opening of the former Chamber of Commerce Credit Bureau office at 45 East Pleamot Street in her home. Stewart has operated the bureau since 1937 and will provide finance advice to business plans. The office will be open daily from 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Friday and Saturday afternoons off.
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Peyene Samuel
Sea Clash With Reds Reports Near Matsu Island
The Nationalist Defense Ministry said warships clashed for 62 minutes early today with two Chinese Communist motorboats off the mainland near the island of Matsu. No casualties or damage were reported by the Nationalists. Air Force headquarters denied Peiping reports that Nationalist Thunderjets attacked a China-bound British merchant ship off Fukien province.
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Taipee
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Matsa
Matsu
Air Force
Peiping
Fukien Province
Three Christmas Bulbs Snatched by Teens on Local Streets
City police report three homes along Frederick Street and Mead Avenue lost outdoor lights during last night’s vandalism spree. Officers say the culprits were two teen girls seen removing bulbs from four displays, with a total of about 28 bulbs damaged. Police chief Drake notes two youths were previously rounded up for similar acts and ordered to make restitution.
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Frederick Street
Mond Avenue
Ruswell Brant
Ust
Prederick Street
East Prederick
Arthur Cochran
Edwin Meawenger
Mead Avenue
HM Drake
Smith McBride Clash Over Cinder Probe in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, Attorney General Thomas Mestich and Auditor Charles Smith clash over a cinder probe. Smith seeks $15,000 damages and accuses McBride of steering investigations to protect loyalties to Gov. Leader Mo. Smith cites $500,000 excess in cinder purchases and claims state waste, urging action after court and Justice Department cases.
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Smith
McBride
Harrisburg
Charles ©. Smith
Thomas J. Mestich
Charles
Isue
Justicé Department
Auditor General
Pennsylvania
Altorney- General
Cinders
Cambria
Westmoreland
Somerset
Justice Department
Salvation Army to Distribute Christmas Food Baskets
Salvation Army plans food basket distribution for Corry and surrounding areas tomorrow between 2 and 4 pm. Captain Walter Slouch says locations will be set across the city with cards sent previously to families. Donations to cover costs may be placed in kettles or mailed, as volunteers prepare for the holiday assistance.
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Salvation Army
Corry
Walter Slouch
The
Salvation Anny
Mild Weather Dominates Nation Amid Mixed Climates
Weather across the United States showed mild conditions in many areas while cold air plunged into Wyoming and Colorado mountains. Temperatures in Wyoming dropped to near record lows, with the west-central state reporting lows around AP degrees below zero. Strong winds and gusts, especially along the Pacific coast, accompanied the cold snap, while the eastern regions saw a warming trend and above normal readings in the Great Lakes and Gulf Coast areas. Skies varied from clear to cloudy across regions.
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le Pinay
Wyoming
Wyoming-Colorado Mountains
Rocklesa Ae Basin
Evanston
California
Pacific
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
mid-Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Orea
Lorida
Slayer 10 Year Old to Return Home for Christmas
Harry D. Geyer, age 10, charged in his father’s rifle slaying at a Trafford home, was released from Torrance State Hospital after a $210,000 bond. He had been at Torrance for psychiatric exams since November 11 following the shooting alleged to be prompted by alleged strict discipline. The January grand jury is to act on the case.
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Harry D. Geyer
Russell D. Ltr
Torrance State Hospital
Geyer
Tyrrance
Indiana Bank Heist Ties to Two-Tone Wagon
State Police hunt a gunman who robbed the Rural Valley Bank of about 20000 dollars in Indiana Pennsylvania today. The suspect fled in a two tone station wagon headed east toward Rural Valley, near the matchway between Bit tanning and Indiana.
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Indiana
Hiewan
Bittanning
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