Fragmented 19th Century Classified Snippet Highlights Local Listings
A partial OCR shows a jumble of small ads and street names. It references Rex Theatre, Beauty Shop, and Joe Cohen with scattered dates and addresses. The readable items suggest a local listings page with commercial notices and property or service references.
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Uo Rex Theatre
Samt
Eek
Gan Flats
BE & Foomas Beauty Shop
Oolwarth's
Joe Cohen
Iveni
Avliess Box Mal Teami
Sailor
Igton
T. A G. Bulard
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Fragmentary OCR text provides a brief event note. The readable portion mentions a call or contact reference and a time code. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Elagiro Garage Fair Sees Four Notable Displays
Four excellent physical displays highlight a local fair at the Elagiro Garage estate. The event features home floors and a winter scene, drawing attendees to a January 1931 showcase of crafts and home improvements.
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Elagiro
Real Estate Sale Auction Listing Details
Auction notice for a beachfront estate with 310,000 asking price. Features include 3 living rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, automatic heating, a 656 East address, 15 foot setbacks, and a 290 foot lot. Sale conducted by Ske street realty with open house plans and nearby improvements.
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Sen
Beach
Sale
Ately
Ske ‘Streeh
Thousands Rescued in Second Huge Jap Flood
Japanese authorities report a second major flood across Honshu with hundreds dead and thousands rescued. Ground, sea, and air teams battled debris filled waters to reach villages along Wakayama and the Pacific coast. More than 6 000 feared dead or missing. 2 000+ rescued from rooftops. rivers and dikes require constant repairs as new rains raise alerts.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Woodhurst
Wakayatta
Fensta
Hongtu Tshuid
Pacific
Missin
Farlier
U. S
Crissarossea
Hon[shu
Wakayama
Miey
Tole
Shizuo Morimoto
Lewis
Rain Falls Lightly Across Region Amid Drought Signs
Rain fell only lightly across the area, failing to end the dry spell. Gardens and streams remain parched as drought signs appear with hillside springs drying and rivers running well below normal levels. Temperatures cooled from 89 on Saturday to 82 with warmer night conditions.
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Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Nodh
Clymer
Panama
Yeggs Net Forty Thousand From Cleveland Stadium
Four masked men robbed Cleveland Indians’ stadium, taking an estimated 40,000 dollars after breaking in during baseball games on Friday and Saturday night and again yesterday. Police identified suspects and pursued leads, with the incident prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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Yeggs
Cleveland Indians
Abomanon
Cleveland
Sulrday
Olble-Eader
Alvin J. Mriechander
Hy Berlo Vendinu
Gene Philindephia
Polige
Yes Lordiy
Jersey home guarded after kidnap threat
Had donfield neighborhood patrolled after a threatening call targeting Kristine Leyendecker, a 3-year-old girl. The caller, a tall heavyset man with gray hair wearing tinkered clothing, reportedly attempted to lure the child and made further visits near the Leyendecker home, prompting police rogues gallery checks without a positive identification.
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Associated Press
Haddonfield
N. d
Kristine Leyend Decker
Ahly 18
Leyendackoeenka
Colletheir
Loeyendecker
Everal Yaiager
Hsadon Temud Coat Co
Scoxt
Leyendecker
Bristine
Herman
THREE HURT IN AUTO SMASHUP AT BERGUS CORNERS
A Saturday auto crash near Berous Hughes Corners at Routes 61 and 9 left three women injured. Myra Cass 89 of Harborcreek, Doris Pichler 28, and Dora Weaver 76 of Erie were hurt. Cass and Weaver residents were treated and released, Pichler with knee laceration. Willam D. McFarland of San Monten Cal reported to police he failed to yield at the junction. The three Cass car passengers were hurt, McFarland uninjured. The crash occurred five miles south of Waterford near Corry barracks. The report notes one admitted to hospital, others treated and released.
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Berous
Weel Ene
Dwn Berous
Hughes’ Corners
Waterford
Willam D. McFar
Doris Pichler
Erie
Dora Weaver
Cass
McFarland
Corry Barracks
Mediator Sets Session In Try To Settle Strike
A bargaining session is set for Wednesday afternoon to resume talks between Aero division officials and the union after a two week layoff. Mediator Grover Sheinruck will oversee the talks in New York City as both sides seek a settlement amid rumors of picket blockades and a stalled work agreement. The company has proposed a revised pay plan, but the union rejected it, triggering a no contract no work stance and the prior picket payments to striking workers.
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Avro Supply
Phint
Wall UK
Te Mesting
Fee
Grover
LI Yama
Plaat
Thorting
Grand Lodge of the International Association of Machinists
Corry
Effeck
Enc
Six Injured In Area Accidents Over Weekend
Six persons were injured in separate weekend accidents. Names include Walter Latos, 15, Mend Avenue. Estyl Wane, Centerville. Jef Tidex Miger and Larry Amy, both local youths. Robert Lloyd, 15, Shady Avenue. Craig Bailey, 15, West Church Street. and Mrs Lawrence Aldrich, work injury at a tavern. Treatment ranged from fractures to lacerations and puncture wounds. none reported life threatening.
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Lian Cory Memorial Hospital
Fas
Walter Latos
Legaue
Punxsutawawy
Lawrence Aldrich
Saul Serouielavere
Mide
Dutier Tigh School
Estyl Wane
RD. 3
Centerville
Placerahon
Neab
Jef Tidex Miger
Larry Amy
Ray Aimy
West Washington Street
Miso
Robert Lloyd
Joh Lloyd
Shady Avenue
ROK Envoy Refuses Rejoin Parley Over Terms
South Korea’s truce delegate May Duk Shin says he will not return to armistice talks in Panmunjom unless the ceasefire terms are altered. Other ROK leaders oppose a division of Korea though President Syngman Rhee did not comment. Separate report notes a fatal auto taxi crash in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Sequl
South Korea
Parmumjam
ROK
Korea
Syingman Rhee
Cat Duk Shin
Armistice Terms Revealed In Korat Talks Across Korea
The main terms of a Korean armistice outline a ceasefire 12 hours after signing, a 34 mile wide demilitarized zone, POW repatriation within months, and international supervision by a five-nation Military Armistice Commission. It calls for neutral observers from Sweden Switzerland Poland and others, and a future political conference within 80 days to settle foreign questions.
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Banmunjom
Procerr
Korea
Irien
Military Armistice Commission
Oaphi
Neutral Nation Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Swisserland
Poland
Zechostoysleig
Indl
Switzerland
Cuerhoblovski
South Korea
Igi
Neulrl Oations
Tel Choiew
Syngas We
Catholic Church Attacks Adoption Bills In Pennsylvania
Archbishop John F O Hara leads Catholic Church opposition as the state considers three welfare bills on adoption. Parishes urge letters and postcards to lawmakers while dawn to dusk masses relay the church stance. The measure would create uniform adoption procedures, shift authority, and fund county programs with state aid. Continued in next column.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Yoni
Mouke
State
Senate
John F. O'Hara
Philadelphid
Styte
Marines Driven From Two Key Hills in Korean Battle
U S Marines were forced from two strategic hills in Korea as Chinese forces pressed their attack. The fiercest fighting raged along the west front near Leatherneck hills with Marine units holding critical positions before heavy shelling and counterattacks. Allied reinforcements arrived, and fierce ground fighting continued across the front as Communists pressed to seize key outposts in the east-central theater.
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Asphiven
Seoul
West Fen Brant
U. B
Shete
Nstraaght
Euve
Rena
Bush Bevis
Borlits
Recs
Berlin
Matchine-Pinn
Leatherhouse
Daxanel
Faneie
Guostarn
Seale
Jase Eumson
Serlar
Korea
Lemming
Asagull
Jivere
Buew
Senator Bridges Struck by Car in Washington Incident
Senator H Bridges of New Hampshire, temporary Senate president and Appropriations chair, was struck by a car while stepping from a vehicle in Midtown. He was taken to a hospital for x rays and listed in stable condition.
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Senator
Washington
Ben Styles H. Bridges
R-Nh
Pital
Lion
Wemiter
Lovely Rjen
Bridges
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Bru
Tito
Britain’s richest peer dies in Scotland amid wealth decline
The Duke of Westminster, landlord of the American Embassy in London and among the world’s wealthiest figures, dies at his estate in Scotland. He leaves a legacy of vast estates in Scotland, Wales, and England, plus about 400 acres in London's Mayfair and Theliea areas. He had four marriages and three divorces.
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Loch More
Duke of Westminster
London
Scotland
Wales
Eng—und
Mayfair
Theliea
GOP Leaders Deny Debt Limit Boost Is Being Considered
Republican leaders said there is no plan to raise the federal debt limit as they met with President Eisenhower to discuss a must pass legislation program for the session. The administration faces a financial crossroads, though Eisenhower has signaled a debt increase may be necessary, keeping the option open amid Democratic opposition.
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GOP
Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenhiuwer
Wiisen
Area child six ill of polio at hospital
Corry reports a six year old boy admitted to a city hospital with polio symptoms. He arrived Friday night after a fever and severe back pains. Doctors note a definite paralysis as he was taken for quarantine tests. This is the second polio case in the area this year.
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Corry
Coney Me Sorkil
Prion
David
David Fassell
Ativehes
Ativehes Said the Young[ster
Draft Call Light Report Delayed for Draft Board
The draft board notes that selectees will not have names disclosed until they receive official summons. Those reported will report for Army service on August 1. The Corry board has been light for several months as in nearby communities.
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Corry Board
Cormunuties
Pennsylvania Legislature Faces Unresolved Issues in 1959 Session
Harrisburg Pennsylvnia's General Assembly battles contending disputes over employment practices apportionment constitution revision and budget allocations. The FEPC bill stalls as key committees clash while Governor and GOP leaders spar over handling and timing. The 1959 session drifts toward a prolonged adjournment with unresolved reforms and political maneuvering.
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Asseewien Pree
Harrieburg
Penpsylousia
General Assembly
Jeudont
Fim
Iin
House
Differenees Beteen Gay
John
Flie
M. Harvey ‘Taylor
Republicn
Senate
Tetter
FEPC
Fine
Gaspe Hunter Death Probe Tightens Cast Of Suspects
Police locate Wilbert Coffin the Gaspe prospector and subpoena him as the inquest into the death of hunter Eugene Lindsey proceeds. Coroner Dr Lionel Rioux opens and adjourns the session while police and bush groups intensify searches in western Quebec for Lindsey’s companion Richard Claar and Fred Claar.
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Gaspe Prospector
Oy Associaveneres
Gaspe
Quebec
Gaane
Wilbert Coffin
Gaspe Lath
Gaspe Interlue
Lianel Rioux
Riows
aVstaries
Lionel Hioux
Wilbert Caf
Dessh
Eugene H. Lindsey
Hollidaysburg
Rioux
Bush
Tet
Lindsey
Richard
Fred Claer
Jean-Marie Roussel
Hones Oun
Clarence Claar
Clark hails Red move as most encouraging for truce
Gen Mark Clark called the Red move most encouraging as three Allied and Communist officer teams met at Panmunjom to plan a cease fire. A signing likely within a week, with details still to be worked out. Clark said progress could lead to an early signing and South Korea's commitment remained uncertain.
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Associated Veess Panmunjom
Bond
Jey the Red
Milbeury Arluntice Commission
Navy Dspt
B. M. ‘Coleman
McTeas
Wiel
U.N
South Korea
Pyym Yung Tal
Syngman Rhee
Peiping Radio
China
Tokyo
Panmunjom
Rhee
Alan Winningtor
London Daily Worker
Sheexry
Mark Clark
Far Hust
Toleyo
Ssir
Boy Dies After Rest Stop on Roadside
A 11-year-old boy, Gerald Beatty, was killed when an automobile struck him as he and two companions rested along a highway edge near East Chardon Ohio. William Wagner, 16, and Ralph Hayes, 18, both Detroit residents, were injured lightly. The group had run out of gas and were walking to find a station when they allegedly dozed and awoke on the roadway. The driver stopped after the collision and was not held.
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Associated Press
Chardon
Gerald Beatty
Sneekerstown
William Wagner
Detroit
East Chardon
Ralph Hayes
John Phelps
Saegerstown
Bae
Thoma
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Pittsburgh
Glrrounding
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Butler
Joseph
Mags
Aii
Reds
Catholic Church
New State
O'Hara
Weel
U.S
Miteies
Fast Bethy
Bed Vetary
Sue
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McCarthy
Moonroney Phopovedtort
Holt
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Mouroney
Sid Monrunes
Issall Mccarthy
Nvomel Malenilon
Sali
Itt Imitans
Hiesali
Ite
Hesiltle
Bex
Deyner
Britain
Scoland
Jamestown
DADS
Bradford
Jamies O. Tvans
Rochester
Pennsylvania Department of the Dads of Foreign Service
Taylor
Gaspe, Que
Covonve'e
Jn— Quest & Canadian Prospector
le Porleys
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