Classified Ads Fragment: Rooms for Rent and Real Estate
Fragmentary listings show rooms for rent and real estate notes in Elgin and ZeWAY areas. Entries mention prices from 5 900 and 62 modern lon gas street and a 2 car garage near North rEburg with new garage. call for details. Army Europe referenced among scattered notes and addresses remain unclear.
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Terry
Elgin
Eastata
Tate
Acarn Coop
Gas Street
Zeway
North
rEburg
Eddy Friends
William O
Army
Europe
Reopen Deadlocked Berlin Talks At Geneva
Western foreign ministers reopen Berlin crisis negotiations in Geneva amid signs of possible agreement. U.S. Secretary of State Herter and allies aim for a rise to discuss a freeze or standstill with Soviet assurances on Western rights in West Berlin. The first round ended in deadlock. second round expected to last about three weeks.
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Geneva
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
West Berlin
Gromyko
U.S.S.R
Germany
Engines Plunge Into Calif River in Napa River Incident
Three 186 ton diesel locomotives from the Southern Pacific plunged into Napa River next to a drawbridge while a boat passed. The three engines and a caboose sank into about 25 feet of water but the crew escaped unharmed. Railroad officials cited unknown cause and mystery surrounding the incident.
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Nar
Calif
Southern Pacific Railroad
Napa River
Recover Body Of Fisherman North Bay Shoreline
The body of 48 year old Robert Arthur Holt from Eckhart Ind was recovered yesterday from the south shore of Lake Nipissing about 10 miles south of North Bay. Holt disappeared May 14 in a 13 foot outboard fishing boat. The body of his companion Bert Garnon 30 of Eckhart was recovered the following day.
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North Bay
Fikchart
Ind
Butcher
Take Nipissing
Robert Arthur Holt
Bert Garnon
Eikhart
Outlook Not All Bright Dem Leaders Predict General Assembly OK Of Gov's Bills
Democratic legislative leaders, while hopeful, warn the 1959 General Assembly faces a rough path for the administration's major bills. Sen. Joseph M. Barr says some trading may occur to secure a respectable record as the housing and civil rights measures meet stiff opposition and a pollution bill is temporarily replaced by a substitute.
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Dem
General Assembly
Walter W. Giesey
Civil Service
Harris G. Breth
D - Clearfield
Game and Conservation Committee
Drunk Driving Charge Slated For Corryite
Milo Martin 34 West Columbus avenue is accused after a two car crash at Columbus avenue and North Center streets. Police say a sobriety test administered last week confirmed alcohol impairment. Martin faces a misdemeanor charge with fines up to 500 or three years in jail. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and later released.
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MOCAL
Milo Martin
West
Columbus Avenue
Martin
North Center Streets
Harley Drake
North Center Street
Russell L. Brant
Prederick Street
Brant
John Bensin
Corry Memorial, Hospital
Plane Crash Kills Chicago Industrialist and Family
IGNACTO Colo AP A Chicago industrialist and his family of four died in a plane crash high in the southwestern Colorado mountains yesterday. Authorities say Kenneth B. Rots, president of the Ronse Mfy Co of Chicago, apparently tried to fly his two‑engine plane over a mountain ridge before crashing in a heap. The other victims were Betty Mink 40 of Washington Town, her son Daniel 17, and her two younger daughters.
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Ignacto
Colo
Chicago
Oy Towa
Colorado
Kenneth #8
Rots
Ronse Mfy. Co
St Atnllea
Heap
Betty Mink
Washington
Daniel
Nun 83 Dies in Columbus After Service to Sisters
Sister M Bernadine Lyram 83, a former mother superior and leader in the Congregation of St. Marys of the Springs in Columbus, died yesterday. Born in Dow-Fore City, she served the order for decades guiding the women’s community.
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Nun
Columbus, Ohio
M Bernadine
Lyram
Bb-Council
Meteral
Route 8 Curve Scene Of Two Accidents
At a Curve on Route 8 four miles north of Wattsburg two autos, one after another, crashed during a rainstorm about 10:20 Saturday night. Frank W. Brown, 17, Union City, lost control and hit an embankment. damage about 50 dollars. David Meyers, 17, Union City, followed and skidded into a tree. Constance Buckland, 17, also Union City area, suffered multiple facial fractures and was hospitalized after surgery. Meyers was treated for a lacerated left arm. Meyers’ car damage exceeds 1,000 dollars.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Frank W. Brown
Union City
David Meyers
Constance Buckland
Meyers
Miss Buckland
St. Vincent Hospital
Evie
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Fifteen year old girl sets fire killing seven family members
WuMURA New York AP reports Jane Shusko 15 admits setting the deadly blaze that killed seven relatives, including six sisters and her brother, with two other daughters rescued. Police say she signed a statement claiming she threw a lit match into papers in a closet. Neighbors recall a friendly, responsible child.
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Wumura
Jane Shusko
J. William Maloney
Jane
Dane
Lillian
Michael Shusko
Alore
Eugene Golden
Maloney
County Demonstration to Show Landfill Setup Methods
County health offices on Bank Beith Street host a landfill demonstration at 1 PM followed by a film. A second showcase at 245 PM on West Washington Street will show reclaiming subsumed food, eliminating insects, and unified collection and disposal. City officials, Chamber members, and the public are invited to observe both phases.
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Ane Mre Goung Men
Tomor
Tow
Bank Beith Street
West Washington Street
Chamber of Comme
Fatal two-car crash on Penns-Lincoln Parkway West
State Police report a collision on the Penns Lincoln Parkway West near Rossii Farms interchange killed Zebulon H. Rodes, 10, of Keathy Wikinsburg. A car driven by Richard H Johnson, 43, of Steubenville, Ohio, crossed the median strip and struck Johnson and two passengers, with injuries reported.
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Pittsburgh
Penns-Lincoln Parkway
Rossii Farms
Zebulon H. Rodes
Keathy Wikinsburg
Richard H Johnson
Steubenville
Ohio
Industry Set For Shutdown After Labor Talks Fail
NEW YORK AP The Steelworkers Union agreed to resume stalled steel labor talks at once in response to a White House request as the industry drifted toward a strike at midnight Tuesday. David J. McDonald, union president, convened leaders to assess a gloomy outlook. the industry hopes to avert a long shutdown, but broad disruption loomed as a two week extension was proposed after Eisenhower intervention.
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New York
Steelworkers Union
White House
Steelworkers
Eisenhower
Eisenhower seeks settlement in steel dispute
President Eisenhower urged both sides to settle the steel wage dispute and avert a strike, saying there is time for agreement before the midnight deadline. Hagerty noted no direct talks with either side, but recalled Eisenhower’s June 27 appeal to continue negotiations without halting production. News of flight chaos at Idlewild followed amid airport crowding and allegations of poor cooperation from the Port Authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Steetworkers
Hagerty
Richard M. Nixon
Janes P. Mitchell
David J McDonald
Bleelworkers Union
New York
Idlewild
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
New York Authority
American World Air Sys
London
Austin J. Robit
Port Authoky
Cavaugh
Ovilei
Car Ando
Center Street Outlet Changes Ownership
Reports over several weeks indicate a change in ownership at Center Street Outlet. James Jansen becomes owner of the Rita Fate and Tricheonelle shop at 10 North Center Street, acquiring the interest of his brother Thomis Jansen. The brothers have run the retail store since 1951, originally opening in Lindsey drug store on First Avenue and later moving to their current location.
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Romarming
Penne
Jansen
James Jansen
Rit
Tricheonelle
North Center Street
Tulsa church shooting leaves one dead and three wounded
In Tulsa at the Baptist Temple a gunman fired at least six shots as worship began. JR Swarb, 34, was stopped by a traffic officer after a mass shooting that killed Viola Bridges and wounded Kenneth Starnes, Earlene Starnes, and Cornelia Bragg. The assailant aimed at Starnes, allegedly upset over his ex-wife’s remarriage. pastor Rev Clark spoke of the incident and the church stressing the right to divorce.
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Tulsa
Okla
JR. Swarb
Asselt-Service Laundry
Robert J. Mawhiney
Swarb
Kenneth Starnes
Viola M. Bridges
Starnes
Earlene Starnes
Cornelia Bragg, IV
U.S
Tulsi
Clark
Tal
Hee
Soviet Officials Tour US Reports Face Tough Questions
May Caution Khrushchev Kozlov Reports To Moscow On Tour By William L. Ryan Kozlov’s two week U S visit leaves him poised to advise Khrushchev on potential miscalculations about American strength and intent His remarks suggest the United States may outlive a Soviet system The report notes Kozlov’s background as a bureaucrat and contrasts him with Mikoyan whose more revolutionary view drew greater attention. Kozlov’s personality is described as colorless The piece ends noting continued coverage on Page Five.
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William L. Ryan
Romanovich Kozlov
United States
Hfc
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Whder & Govietstike
Rareushhelies
Unie
Khrushchev
Michal
A. T. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Kozlov i
Stalin
Kielov
Koalov
Three Hurt In Johnstown Auto Crash At Four Way Intersection
Raymond Weber family members and Mrs Weber’s mother were injured Saturday afternoon in a two car crash near Johnstown Pennsylvania. Mrs Weber and seven year old Douglas were treated and released. Mrs M J Gouterlin of Erie remained under observation with x rays. The Weber car was struck broadside by a vehicle driven by George Burns of Johnstown. Douglas was thrown from the rear window of a station wagon and Mrs Oesterlin sustained facial injuries and a possible leg injury.
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Awa
Raymond Weber
Wright Street
Weber
Johns= town
Douglas
M. J. Gouterlin
Erle
Johnstown At & Fourway
George Burns
Johnstown
Oesterlin
Lutheran Camp
Bloodmobile Sets 125 Pint Goal for Corry Visit
The Buffalo Regional Blood Center seeks 125 pints tomorrow in Corry to aid Abelutit's visit and reach the city target. The unit will operate 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building on West Washington Street. Officials note whole blood supports regional programs and, after processing, aids in treating shock burns and kidney diseases.
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Peter Ee
Ami Kieney
Corry Mennelal
Penrie van Qirnich
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Switzerland
U. S. Sec
Christian Herter
Maurice Couge de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Corryite
Route 8
Lin
McDonald
Cenfer
Ihe
Center Street ‘Outlet
Kozlov
Bloodmobile
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