Classified Ad Bundle from Snyder Ch
Numerous small ads span used clothing, furniture, livestock, and household items. Listings include a fur coat, a 48 bust dress, a pocketbook, a five room apartment, and a 1 mile Findley listing. Also feature livestock such as Guernseys and a saddle horse with tack, mowers, DeLaval equipment, and GE appliances for sale or trade.
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Niomas Paints
Iel
Monton
Seoul
Wui
Ata
Car Association
Findley
Business Tattle
Guernseys
Americans miss news conference on Korea repatriation
Twenty two Americans who had refused repatriation failed to attend a news conference in the DMZ area. Three Koreans appeared denying reports of communist influence. The group faces a grace period with unclear final status as the U S Defense Department weighs open service, discharges, or desertion outcomes.
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Tistesd
Watkins
Reap
Mak
Neutralizone
Eves
Washington
Perlingon
Tony
A. Ziv
Indian Convict Sentenced to Death for Slaying Two Women
An Indian 22-year-old was convicted and sentenced to death for murdering two American women, Mrs. Strickler 69 and Mrs. Elizabeth 46, in Delhi area. A Indian servant in the Presbyterian mission received 14 years for involvement. Robbery is suspected as motive. The victims, both connected to the Presbyterian school, had traveled from the United States. The case involucrates the death sentence amid ongoing investigations.
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Delhi
India
Dehradun
H. K. Bak
Mission
Her- Strickler
Bing Kan
Elizabeth It
Camélon
Nf. J
Seriout
Tidia
Strickler
Presbyterian Mis
Me Christmas Issue Of Journal Tomorrow
The regular issue of The Journal will not be published tomorrow due to Christmas. Editors extend their best wishes for a Merry Christmas.
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Journal Tomorrow
Timas
U S Retains Control Over Pacific Ryukyus Says Dulles
Secretary Dulles states the United States will keep rights to most of the Ryukyus and Bonins, with only a small group near Ushima remaining under Japan. He warns abandoning Article 3 would betray allied effort and weaken Pacific defense, citing Okinawa as a key strategic base.
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U.S
Pacific Isles
Washington
Secretarsyat Stati Dulles
United Stites
Orin
Staal Pertin
Ryukyu
Smail
Tokyo
Okinawa
Pacific
Japan
United States
Dulles
Wreck Causes Six Thousand Dollar Damage Three Cars Involved
Police report a pileup on Route 6 near Mill Village involving a tractor trailer owned by Hall M toy Truck Co. of Sunbury and two drivers Ed ward Woodward of Williamsport and Steve Lesh of Waterford. The tractor trailer struck a car, sending debris and causing 2100 in damage to the auto and significant losses to the trailer. Both drivers were unhurt as the wreck unfolded with the vehicles stopping after the collision.
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Mill Village
Tine
Hall Matoy Trumk Co
Sunbury
Edward Woodward
Williamsport
Steve Lesh
Waterford
Dwi
Woodward
Aklel
Jackkenityet Lesik
Dier
Hinelor Tralley
Therolley
Bade
Kicks Car Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
Allen J. Smith 19 of 228 Basex streets faced a disorderly conduct charge after kicking a passing driver’s car fender and denting it during an incident near the police barracks west of the city. He pleaded guilty, paid a $10 fine plus costs, and was released.
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Allen J. Smith
Basex
Smith
M.S. Cobbett
Dely Im
Feoute
Furough
Jr Red Crossers Distribute Toys for Needy Youths
High School Junior Red Cross members collected toys over several days and repaired those in need before distributing them to numerous needy youngsters yesterday to brighten what might have been a bleak Christmas for families.
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Jr. Red Crossers
Junior Red Cross
Blood Shipments to Corry Hospital Slowed for 10 Days
Buffalo Red Cross blood center orders a temporary 10 day to two week pause on regular blood shipments to Corry Memorial Hospital and all Buffalo service hospitals due to a blood shortage. Donor levels have fallen about seven percent, daily processing drops from 80 pints to about 50. Emergency blood remains available via Meadville shipment, with administration charges explained. Corry’s next bloodmobile visit is January 21, following reduced donor turnout after the Korea armistice and holiday season.
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Nashrowski
Corry Memorial Hospital
Buffalo Red Cross Wood Center
Cmter
Une Hospital
Meadville
Corry
Focal Red Cross
Korea
Red Cross
Pope urges European unity in Christmas message
Pope Pius XII called for a continental union of European peoples to end differences in standards of living and production. He warned that modern age distractions threaten peace and urged Christian statesmen to promote peaceful union, noting the failure of conflict policies. The appeal followed Christmas greetings from the College of Cardinals and was broadcast worldwide via Vatican Radio.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Pius XII
Christ
College of Cardinals
Vatican Radio
Shooting of Wave at NAS continues inquiry in Texas
Investigation into the accidental shooting at the Naval Air Station continues. Seaman Apprentice Helen Louise Ferry of Aliquippa, Pa., remained in serious condition at the Naval Hospital after Marine Cpl. George Manos reportedly handed his pistol to a fellow Marine who discharged it, striking Ferry in the right hip and lower abdomen.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Naval Air Station
Marine Guard
Helen Louise Ferry
Aliquinpa
Naval Hospital
Navy
George Manos
Miss Ferry
Coty Succeeds Auriol As French President
The chaotic presidential transition ends in Versailles as Coty defeats multiple ballots to become France’s new head of state. The vote culminates in a historic eight mile palace ceremony amid weeks of unprecedented balloting and political maneuvering.
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Coty
Auriol
Paris
Flunte
Ie yiir-Wu
Gil
Rawr
Weny
Wore
Trey Gay
Bern
Vincent Aupil
Jimmy
Poe
Coty Hist
Billot
City Couple Near Death In Car Crash
Mr and Mrs 1 D Hayipin of West Pleasant Street were left with little more than a fifty fifty chance to survive after a crash near Youngsville. The car struck a bridge rail, plunged about 75 feet, and ended up on the railroad right of way between the Pennsylvania and New York Central lines. The husband suffered possible skull fracture and concussion. the wife had arm and leg injuries. They were raced to Warren General Hospital for emergency plasma transfusions while doctors awaited further examination. Mr Hayipin, a school custodian, and the couple were en route to Warren when the collision occurred.
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D. Hayipin
West Pleasant Street
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Ehvbek
Haupin
Sanior High School
Warren
ILA Leading In NLRB Election Amid Ballot Challenges
NEW YORK The National Labor Relations Board reported a neck and neck election between the International Longshoremen's Association and a faction described as TSA AFL, with 21 248 voters across two days. Final outcome hinged on 4 405 challenged ballots as counts showed ILA ahead by 1492 votes. totals read 9 040 for Ye Old Union, 7 568 for TSA AFL, 05 for neither, 116 and 4405 in dispute, with sporadic waterfront clashes nearby and police restraining disturbances.
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Ansuenicen
New York
National Labng Relations Board
NLRB
Independent International Longshoremen's Association
Tla-Afi
Old Ussion
Tsaafl
Union
Brooklyn
Stiten Tsland
Charles T. Dowds
Nlrb Regiinal
West Leads Guilty to Manslaughter Charge
Waynesburg jury finds Khatoa Poesy guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the October 2 shooting death of 11 year old Wayne Kirk Stoke manager Shares Cowell. Poesy, a bottling company employee, claimed he was rendezvous with his wife when the fatal event occurred.
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West
Khatoa Poesy
Waynesburg
Mul E. Fest
Quilty
M Man Fé
Cowell
Waynes Kurg
City marks long holiday weekend with government offices closed
The city observes a long holiday weekend with state and federal offices closed. Workers receive time off, and businesses adjust hours. Police report holiday traffic and planned special services for Christmas observances.
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India
Bytsle
Garm Y
Aida
Sisin Police
Danbine
Mey
Christ
Hope Fades for Erie Fishermen Missing at Lake
A Coast Guard search failed to locate three Erie fishermen Frank Rogala Puchard Rogala and Russell Smith after a plane and boats combed thrice rough Lake Erie weather. Rogala said he chartered a twin engine plane from Buffalo to assist in retrieving his brother and expected a pickup today. Local guardsmen reported hazardous conditions with limited visibility delaying searches and extending the uncertainty of the men’s fate.
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Erie
Lake Inrie
Ue Coast Guard
Thrine
Frank Nd Puchard Rogala
Russell Smith
Dan Rogala
Biffalo
Waitn
Jon
Rogala
Tietvernaen
Esters
Identify Body Of Slain Airman
Police investigate the death of Joseph Golombek, a former college athlete and missing Air Force airman. An anonymous letter claims his body was buried near a shallow grave by the bay, with clues tied to Blon Colleges in North Girdling and initials J G found on the scene.
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Prmunruts Yi Nuadtuesnye
Loni Island
Joseph Calomibel
Air Force Screenul
Yieting Police
Tie Buen
Burion
Akonymons
Trion
Willy
Joely
South Bay
Firth
North Girdling
J G
Joseph Golombek
Schoo Hat Yea
Nad Buen Mstir
Beria and six others shot as spies by Russia
Reports from London say Lavrenti Beria and six associates were executed as spies by Soviet authorities. The incident follows alleged intelligence operations blamed on the group, with details remaining unclear amid wartime tensions. A separate news item notes a jet bomber crossing the Atlantic in record time, highlighting rapid air travel developments.
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Beria
Russia
France Warned by Eisenhower on European Policy
President Eisenhower warned France that the United States will reassess European policies unless the European Defence Community is established soon. He said the measure would proceed to present the case to the French people as part of a broader Western security plan through the alliance framework.
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EDC
Associated Presa
Washington
Presiden
Ei noWel
T Dulles
Rene Cory
Pir Silke
No Admissions To Hospital Here in War Wake Daily News
War era report notes admission suspensions yesterday as families await holiday safety. One hundred seventy-five persons including adults and children are affected. hospital aides plan measures and meals prepared for the day. Clarence Deyo of West Columbus dies after attack. Dayton Funeral Home handling arrangements with full obituary in Saturday’s Journal.
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Corey Meiorlil
Clarence Deyo
West Columpus Awobue
Dayton Funeral Home
Christmas observance expected to be joyful this year
Readers saw a mix of hopeful signs and conflicts as Christmas approaches. In the Middle East and Europe, cautious optimism grew amid political shifts and war fatigue. In Indochina, French Union troops clashed with Viet Minh while British forces protected Malaya and Kenya from insurgent threats.
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America
Order of the Cay
Indochina
Malaya
Africa
Kenya Colony
Sik
Kremlin Treason Guilty Verdict Revealed After Secret Trial
Supreme Court declares high treason conviction in a case tied to Stalin era events. Held No. 2 Kremlin spot time of death cited, with execution announcement first disclosed. Trial previously conducted in secret, raising questions about transparency and political climate.
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Supreme Court
Kremlin
Stalin
Soviet Beria executed and six aides shot in purge
The Soviet Union announced Lavrenty Beria and six secret police aides were executed by firing squad. The purge followed Beria’s fall from power and featured trials and denouncements across state media, with mass meetings demanding punishment for traitors and conspirators.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lavrenty P Beria
Secret Police
MWD
George Maloukav
Euveunilers
Svested
Mim
Deno Wihd
Abostile
Coninintan
OSH
Badyy
Wadiin
Berin
Sovier Press
Bevin
Tun S. Konioy
Bony Et
Adis
Alow
Bera
Volod Morkulov
Voh
Dekanazov
SwWlins
Bert
Georgi
D. Z. Kobu—lov
Goalidae
Fulty
Firt
UY Meshtky
Ukraine
Girmirsky
Inferrhel Affine Investlen
Jons Obict
Escapees Hold In Cell Block 15 Riot Tale
Jackson Michigan report notes 13 escapees from a Southern Michigan prison broke loose on a Saturday night. Ten were recaptured by Sunday. others were placed in solitary. The piece references 1952 riot activity and Warden William Bannan facing administrative shakeups amid funding and staffing concerns.
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Jackson
Mich
Ehim
Todkry Hole
Southern
Richmond
Tai
Athens
Gel
Brooke
William Bannan
State Corrections Commission
Hin Bannan
Poweroage
Corrections Commissiors
Bannan
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Atuter Riate
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Mike Satie
Ly Hirata
Ieee Lou
Thyye
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Atlantic
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Ryan
France
Eisenhower
Birth of Christ
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