Fragmented OCR real estate ad with mixed details
A jumbled OCR listing describes properties including a home with a garage and a furnace, various prices and sizes, local streets, and scattered numeric codes. It references sellers or agents like Tom Bear and mentions locations such as South Homer and Phane arar, but many details are unreadable or corrupted.
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Axtures
Ropertiy
Corey
Son Flowers
South Homer
Phane Arar Aperty
Price
Congress Rushes Toward Adjournment in 1953 Session
Congress resumes its rush toward adjournment with hundreds of bills left. Senate opens at 8:20 a.m. to prune more than 300 measures, mostly minor private relief bills. House moves quickly as leaders hope to close out by Saturday while some Republican senators push for a Friday or Saturday adjournment to reach the convention site.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
McFarland
Trimun
Tina
Ihe
Mio
Agaansh Bel
Reds veto germ warfare inquiry at UN
United Nations Security Council vote 10 to 1 rejected an American bid for an impartial inquiry into Communist germ warfare charges in China and North Korea. Soviet delegate Malik warned he would veto if Chinese and Korean Communists were not invited to speak. The move heightens dispute over evidence and accountability in the Cold War era.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Soviet
Russia
Security Council
Red
China
North Korea
International
Red Cross
Jaco A. Malik
U. S
Council
Ernest
Sid Malik
Kirline
Eight killed, twenty hurt in Winnipeg bus crash
A Greyhound bound Winnipeg bus rear ended a slow moving truck about 34 miles from Winnipeg, killing eight and injuring twenty. The crash caused extensive damage to the bus front and side, with passengers scattered along the highway. Police and rescuers worked at the scene as responders battled the aftermath of the collision.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Eve
Smaller Firms Stand Against Union Shop in Steel Strike
In Pittsburgh a coalition of smaller firms led by the Big Six US Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones and Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube oppose compulsory union membership. They insist workers should not be forced to join the union. The strike has idled over a million workers while larger firms furlough staff or announce layoffs. Some smaller plants avoided new talks as the union push continues.
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U. S. Stuel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstowi Sheet
Tubeani
Pittsburon
Sign Ly
Sion
Mis
Thor Com
Bluvaluzton
Seelwrkers
Pittsburgh
Phoenis Troughd Steel Company
Phoenixville
EW. Biss Company
Canton, O
Phoenix
Chaplain Freed On Probing Charge At POW College
Dr. Albert Brown Buchanan 95 year old chaplain at the Pennsylvania College for Women was freed on a prowling charge after police said there was a lack of evidence. The arrest followed a report by Har ry Wettlaufer a building materials salesman who said he saw Buchanan peering into his wife’s bedroom window and restrained him with a gun until authorities arrived. Buchanan claimed he went to the home seeking a secretarial job and was looking for a dwarf bell on a dark porch. He is a Lewis town native and Oberlin College graduate who became POW chaplain last September.
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Albert Brown Buchanan
Pennsylvania College For Women
Harry L. Wettlaufer
Wettlaufer
Buchanan
Pitt
Hein Chapel
Dr. Buchanan
Lewistown
Oberlin College
Sheriff Announces Raids On Local Clubs Over Machines
Sheriff Paul Babbitt stated he will begin raids on local clubs allegedly housing illegal machines. He said actions will target sites where direct evidence exists, with 12 special deputies ready and city police available if needed. Several clubs reportedly removed machines. officials refuse to pay a federal tax fee per machine.
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Paul Babbitt
Watersore
Babbitt
Arrest Reveals Area Sex Ring In Falconer
An investigation into teen sex delinquency in the Falconer area led to the arrest and arraignment of a 21 year old man and the questioning of four teens. The probe, expected to widen across Southern Chautauqua County, was described as large and ongoing. A court plea waived examination and bail was set, with further arrests anticipated as the case develops.
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Falconer
Soutien Chigiswugui
Merle Campaign
Sheriif's Department
Youth Aid Bureau
Jamestown Pollen Department
Sheriff's Department
Webeck
Reds Offer New Plan To Break Korean Deadlock
Assn Press report from Munsan Korea outlines a rebel s plan to ease stalled Korean war talks. Reds demand return of all military prisoners in exchange for 20,000 Chinese captives, while Allied negotiators push for broader repatriation terms and a secret session to study the proposal.
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Reds
Assneiea Press
Munsan
Korea
Cummunise Wiltalurs —Buday
Simmrucks
Wifflin
Hourrison
United Nations
Berg
Guu
Wilipy B. Nwekaly
Ni Swokesman
Sammie
Lagu
Butters Denounces Police Warrant Tactics
Alderman Justin Butters condemned city police methods in arrest warrants, criticizing officers for acting without his office due to alleged telephoned tips. He cited two warrants sought last weekend and Tuesday night, alleging miscommunication with police and asserting the alderman’s duty to review warrants personally.
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Justin Butters
Harold Goodwill
Butters
Goodwill
Goodwill Nis
Kelly
Set
Paul Gond
Nat Butters
Allies Knife Into Communist Lines Near Panmunjom
Allied raiding columns attacked Communist positions at two points near Panmunjom while another group drove troops from a hill west of Kumbhwa. UN forces faced heavy fire on the Central Front but secured the hill an hour after the assault began and withdrew under artillery support.
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Masuere
Seoul
Korea
Panmunjong
Kumbhwa
Eighth Army
Pandainjom
Rad
Oil City Welcomes Jet Ace Gabreski in Homecoming
Col Francis Gabreski, famed WWII and Korea fighter ace with 31 German planes, returns to Oil City after nearly two years in Korea. A citywide celebration begins with a ceremony at a hotel, a motorcade, and a public reception with family, friends, and local officials before a larger event in the streets.
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Col. Gabreski
Oil City
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Francis Gabreski
Europe
Korea
Kenel
Renien
Stanley Gabreski
Pennsylvania
William A. Mork
Rayor
Tomorm Gabreski
Nheumoth
Aeals
Bill Befire
Acheson Begins Visit In Brazil Amid Talks With Vargas
Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in Brasilia for a five day visit aimed at strengthening ties with the United States largest Latin American ally. He plans meetings with President Getulio Vargas and Foreign Minister Joao da Fontoura and will attend a banquet where he is to deliver a major address. Acheson and his wife, returning from Europe, travel via London where he attended a meeting of the Bree Three foreign ministers.
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Rio DE
City observes July Fourth in quiet, measured manner
Local authorities suspend most commerce and activities for Independence Day. Stores close, nonessential services pause, and public offices halt operations. Limited mail delivery continues with special handling. parks and events adjust schedules. Fireworks planned by Curry County Club with a restricted display and community notices urge residents to stay home.
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Bisuies
Corryites
Geatveree
Fullawine Vie Polley
Stnve Fey
Usu
Post Ullien
Banks
Ally Elty
Stite
Tedben
Usta
Sisetall
Horry
Waterford
Amprican Tepion Nities
Baritenl
Chaakuigua Lake
Miles 19 Freed After Rifle Toting Spouse Incident
Miles, 19, of 07 East Salumbus venue, an Erie County Court defendant, was freed after charges of assault and battery were withdrawn. He had been accused of pointing a gun during an altercation with his wife of four months, who escaped to her mother's home. Police seized the rifle. District Attorney McLanehlin and Alderman Gord supported the release upon costs.
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Yle F. Miles
Miles
East Salumbus
Erie County Court
Yesterdday
George Gord Follwing
Ani Lubbers
Harpy
Eite
Miremtertne
Exra
Mile
Johnson Steel
Che
Gordon Lus
Damian Mccanehlin
Harley Drake
McLanehlin
Mine Safety Bill Heads to White House for Signature
Washington A bill granting new powers to closely regulate dangerous mines goes to the White House for signature or veto. The House passed it 185 to 37 after debate, and the Senate quickly approved House amendments by voice vote. The compromise measure empowers federal inspectors to close any mine deemed in imminent danger of fire flood explosion or disaster.
Taft Bloc Seeks More GOP Delegates Today
Fragmented notes report Taft bloc aiming to add delegates today as political maneuvering unfolds. Other garbled text references storms, Philippines, and unrelated hazards, with no clear local outcome or named entities beyond Taft bloc.
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TAFT
Truman May Be On Ballot For Senate Seat
Partial, garbled report discusses President Truman potential ballot placement for a Senate seat. Mentions Democratic, Republican dynamics, and party figures debating nomination, with scattered names and regional references amid unclear quotes.
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Hint Truman
Senate
Quadruple amputee drives home in new car
Washington Up Hover Smith, first quadruple amputee of the war, left Walter Reed Hospital in a fully equipped sedan for a 183 mile journey to Nis Middlewirs Pa. He plans to return to see friends and encourage other amputees. Maj. Gen Paul Siren praised his adjustment and courage as he departed.
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Washington
Hover Smith
Walter Reed
Nis
Middlelwirs
Walter Rees
Bob
Hell
Pail
Siren
Hopitil
Streit
Ike Supporters Plan Clean Conduct Push At Delegates
Eisenhower supporters vow the committee will not run a show and will show strength when rank and file delegates arrive. General plans center on clean conduct as efforts to influence the nomination gain momentum.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Taft Forces Tighten Grip On GOP Convention
Taft aligned forces gained control of the Republican National Committee as they won key votes and seating at the convention fight. Eisenhower supporters faced losses in delegations and contested ballots, signaling a Taft led path to the nomination with last minute maneuvering and expected sessions.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Eisenhower
Wilbaekere
Divight D .Eisenhower
Elfeeonttower Alvenathy
Lompine
Altnagun
Iie
Heelang
Anto
Worthlbe Celetules
Pelleglinata
Douelas
Keystone
Tui
New York
Thoms E Dewey
Cogut
Holston
Dewey
Taft
National Committee
Georgia
Kanns
Infiltration Hinted in Treasury Department Probe
A Senate internal security subcommittee may investigate potential Communist infiltration of the Treasury Department and other fiscal agencies. McGarratt, detailing an 18 month probe of the Institute of Pacific Relations, said evidence suggested Communist penetration of the Treasury during the war.
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Washtyerseey
Cumssinsy
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