Unscrambled real estate ad fragment in Homer area
Fragmentary OCR reads a real estate broker listing for store type building and lot in Homer with several unreadable codes and street references. Mentions Bulard 19 20 1 and 82 2 22F 84, plus lake area, likely a sale or broker notice with partial addresses and lot numbers.
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Ancy
Inesses
Bulard
Alent
Homer
Lot
Colt
Bath
Lar
Ua Lake Pet
Fragmented OCR of sports and gear notes
Fragmented text references weights and gear with illegible numbers. Mentions eighteen sets ACID and a unit ban. Lacks coherent event, participants, or outcomes to summarize a concrete news item.
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Tomach Ans
Telephone Company Seeks New Rate Increase
The Pennsylvania Telephone Company requests PUC approval to raise rates in Corry and 37 other exchanges. If granted, monthly charges would rise by 60 cents to 2.65 for party lines, 1.20 for private lines, and 8.10 to 15.00 for business service, with specifics tied to service type and location.
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JHIKE
Pennvania Telephone Comany
Corry
L. F. Shepard
Hutility
Tony
PUC
Jervign
Rheperd
Mpany
Erie
Johnstown
Shepard
Bylice
Betens
TORY
Pith
Casualties Light for Allies of U S in Korean War
United Nations figures show allied forces in Korea totaling 9 813 casualties among beside American and South Korean troops. US losses reach 50 078 with over 260 000 ground troops deployed. Belgium Luxembourg Thailand Turkey France among others reported figures or percentages.
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United Nations
United States
Bradter
Korea
Belgium
Laixembourg
Thailand
Turkey
France
Casualties Pass Fifty Thousand In War Update
Washington reports the weekly defense summary shows 50 675 total casualties with 612 combat deaths. 898 wounded later died 85 missing now declared dead and 710 taken prisoner of war leaving 471 listed as missing. ð responds to ongoing hostilities since June.
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Washington
S. Combiet Casallies Y
Koes Vendion
Wnday
Defense Department
Smunuy
Keillert
U. S
Hoover Challenge to Sen Connally in Europe Defense Debate
In Washington, Senator Connally challenged Hoover on Western Europe defense, arguing Europe lags in defense despite NATO threats. He said Americans should not be sent across the Atlantic and urged concrete European action beyond papers while Eisenhower warned rearming West Germans must come with political steps.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tech
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Seoutor
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Houver
English
U.S
Lold
Eisenhower
Conjuilly
Mwa
Texas
Dwight D. Bienhower
Connally
Russia
Foreign Relations Committee
Luchis D. Clay
Germany
Congress
Mid
Corry Red Cross fund drive raises funds on day one
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross reports 3659 donated on the first day toward a 5065 goal. Residential solicitors collected 249, rural districts added 21, with several donors from city residents and five rural pledges. Campaigns in special groups division and memberships push toward total targets while pledges emphasize voluntary contributions.
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Corry
The
America Red Closs
Aone Wilt
Leuying
Stewart Long
Mund Drive
Woodsides New Duties Next Week in Attorney General Move
Harrisburg Feb 28 Judge Woodside said he expects to assume the post of attorney general in Gov Fine's cabinet early next week. The appointment ends a six week Senate deadlock over cabinet confirmations.
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Harrisburg
Woodside
Ataoney
John 5
Fine
Senate
Luciano Named in Crime Probe Reported by New York Vice
Senate crime investigators described Charles "Lucky" Luciano as a czar of a vast underworld government that could fuel a subversive movement. They warned of a Second Government within the country run by organized crime, with major syndicates centered in Miami Chicago and New York. The panel cited billions in illegal gambling profits and named Costello Adonis and Accardo as key figures guiding criminal networks. In Cleveland, Pudman-Standard Oil Manufacturing won a large order for 200 seventy ton hopper cars for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at an estimated $1.4 million.
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New York
Associated Press
Washington
Senaterime
Charles
Lucky" Luciano
York
Ashe Czar
Luciano
Taly
Senate
Eoumivance Sa
United States
Kefaaver
Dtenn
Miami
Fla
Chicago Capone
Tony Accardo
Fischelli Brothers
Jake Guat
Frank Costello
Joe Adonis
Adonis
New York-New Jersey
Costello
Cleveland
Pudman-Standard Ogr Manufacturing Co
Buller
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Yallronit
Labor May Fight New Pay Curbs
Washington reports labor leaders debate challenging or cooperating with new wage ceilings from the Stabilization Board as Johnston seeks to soften the formula and avert a March 1 increases crisis. The wage policy and cost of living adjustments loom large for AFL leaders and the 15 million union members amid a broad price control shift affecting 200,000 retail outlets and multiple commodities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lo Co
Eric Johston
Dotmston
Cyrus 8. Ching
Johnston
Labor
United Japor
AFL
Willam Green
Longlie
Prine Stabilization
Ching
Quadruple Amputee's Fund to Hit $100,000
Robert Smith of Middleburg Pennsylvania, a Koreat War veteran who lost both hands and feet, expects the Bucks for Bob trust fund to exceed $100000. Donations total $81000 with more pledges and proceeds from a Philadelphia Academy of Music concert. Legions and local volunteers oversee the campaign at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Washington
Robert &, Smith
Middleburg
Smith
Walter Reed Hospital
Pennsylvania American Legion
Legion
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
The
Philadelphia Taquirer
Job Smith
Dairylea Plans New Union City Milk Plant
Dairylea will build a 100000 gallon daily capacity milk plant in Union City operated by the Dairymen's Cooperative Association. About 165 local dairymen will supply milk and cream daily to the plant, with operation starting when weather permits and completion aimed for fall. The plant will serve Erie and Pittsburgh areas, supporting local dairy activity and distribution.
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Dairylea
Union City
Erie
Pittsburgh
Dairymen's Sous Co-operative Association
Upiony
Kennobhy
Fraser Low
Hipco Operative
Anmmuer Hie
Omnia
Auiraison
Arlene Whol
Ifie
Wear City
Frasier
Dons Ag
Easter Seal Sale Launched in Erie County
The eleventh Easter Seal Sale began in Corry yesterday to raise funds for crippled children in Erie County. The drive appeals to residents to donate seals and support crippled children’s hospital appliances wheelchairs and shoes. Conducted with the Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children and Adults, proceeds go to help the injured and disabled.
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Erie County
Corry
Honsted
Curie
Aungien
Fennsyvain Society
Iyr
Penny Drops Hydetown Stop Chronicle
A garbled OCR style report references Hydelewiy Hydetown and Penny, with mentions of public hearings, commissioners, and possible political actions. It hints at a petition, a meeting, and candidates or officials named Hite, Beeson, and others, plus discussion of procedures and a forthcoming event or vote. The fragmentary text suggests local government notices and civic processes but lacks clear facts.
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Tiihry Cormmilesien’ Nave
Lee
Toby
Tiwarschow
Fabion
Pnilvond
Uyviblawr
Pilot saves 32 lives in midair plane emergency
A skillful pilot avoided disaster over Tulsa on February 20, steering a crippled Continental Arie plane away from populated areas. All 32 aboard survived after a risky emergency landing. officials praised the crew and the passengers for orderly conduct during evacuation.
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Tulsa
Okid
Walters Ry
Kana CY
Ehanedd
Fe Choy
Uth
Alia
Sonnie
Munleanmd
Chen
Wallen
Swear In 10 Members Of Governor S Cabinet
Harrisburg Feb 28 Governor John S Suthaphs appoints ten cabinet officers in a ceremony at the state capitol. Names noted include Gene Shill secretary of state, George H Augline, Ray F Smeele and Richard Maize among others. The list covers public works and transportation officials with posts assigned across the administration.
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Harrisburg
Fen
John S. F
Caliiper
Sven sWord
Gene
Lilies
Mise Anus
Puimyyiy
Lebanon County
Georoug
Auymieuiiune
Ray F. Smeele
Montill Lughways
Richard Maize
Uniontown
Ities
Alan Bo Reyolds
Milebuxyty
David M. Walker
Philadel Filia
Bar Ad Industry
Artemas G. Tusligy
Prisoners report Chinese plan big push next month
Tokyo dispatch describes Chinese plans amid Korean War front actions. American divisions seize control of an eastwest supply highway as they push toward Pyongyang area. Reports note Marine patrols near Kongk Song and Seoul approaches with British, Canadian forces bound for standoff battles.
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Tokyo
Pasyntn
BAL
U.S First Marine Division
Kanes Yi
Seoul
SA Republic
Cliillie B. Ferenbanei
Nist
U.S
Thita
Pare
Alvial
Yellow Sea
Harth
Ongjin
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RED Cross
Somerset
Owsr Lotting
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Cambria
Tiel
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WSB
Paris
Fils
Elysee
Anntoivers
Aviles
Lear Spudiey
Gallios
Lahore
Tually Eyerilil
Seth
Penny
Hydetown
Fossenger
Oklahoma
Leyte
Finnere
Payne
Ieee
Fyat
Blarney Castle
County Cork
Ireland
George Oliver Salthurst
Clarney
Taday
Te Gury Ground Observers Corps
Fred Lamberton
Cominfestotier
Fiat
Trie Wounts
Muriai, Sullivan
Glenn Wands
Ruth Wright
Leora Stranahan
Helen Merry
Avi Baress
James Carrig
J. Fred Iinley
Brilee ‘Thomas
Robert Bracken
Tranney Rogers
George Wilson
County Air Yard
Commissioiar Lamberton
Frank
Pangnim
Lie Red Hat
Forig
Mies
Ginn
Tinney Square
Glaridge
Hillside
Rand
Dan Sony
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