Unclear Real Estate and Auction Notices From Corry Area
Fragmented OCR text describes real estate listings and auctions in Corry area. Mentions properties on West Worth Street and 128 Eust, sales details with dates July and August, cattle and stock yard terms, and legal notices about estates and executors. Names Roger, Brown, and trustees appear within scattered lines.
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Columbus
Eal
Vermont
Lake
Corbeceen
Corry Hos
Smith
Sbett Real
JBETT
Sale
Brake Street
Jamesowner
Road
Naburg
Ma Moray
Retary
Ata BI
Roger
Iso
Tof
Ated Mt
Ennaylvania
Wayne Ving
Ming House
Avexl
Reel, Corry
G O P Split Over State Authority Borrowing Plan
Senate Republicans divided over increasing the General State Authority borrowing limit from 1.0 to 2.0 billion dollars and funding 16 construction projects. Sen. Mahany predicted passage despite opposition led by Sen. Property Montgomery as the chamber debated debt limits and policy. A conference vote and a November decision loom as lawmakers clash on the state constitution issue.
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Ashnmiated
Harrisburg
Senate Publicans
Ing
Commonwealth
GOP
Senate
Mahany
GBA
Repubridam
Propert
Aft
Houve
Penn Wania
Corry Couple Sues in Wreck
A Corry couple sue Ethyl Rickers and J W Bickers in Venango County Court of Common Pleas over a February 23 1952 auto collision on a frost slick Route 417 near Dempseytown. The petition alleges Ethyl Rickers drove at excessive speed and skid to strike the plaintiff’s car, causing injuries and damage to their 1950s sedan and property.
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Franklin
Morton Parker
Mt. Banon
Allegheny County
Venauga Unity Court of Common Pleas
Lyttorney Rovert M. Dale
Alney William Pdorterett
Phyl Ricker
Has
J. Vickers
WW. Hickers
Forth Center Street
Corry
Erie County
Frankin Ana
Dempseytown
Wounsel
Bickers
J. W. Bickers
Mary Bickers
Traveline- Workly
Ethyl Rickers
Food Prices Push Up Living Costs Across U S
An Associated Press report notes higher food costs as a major driver of rising living expenses in mid year. Housing, cigarettes, beer, and other items also show price increases. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cites a four tenths of one percent rise between mid May and June, lifting the consumer cost index from earlier levels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Power
Wen
Auto Berton
Meiliiu
Bureau of Jahur Shutistius
House Seats Reapportionment Push Clears House Vote
A plan to reapportion House districts to align with Senate seats passes the House by a narrow margin and moves to Senate action. If approved, the bill would shift representation across several counties and alter the total House membership from 208 to 210.
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Senate
Silent after plane crash probe delayed by lab results
Civil Aeronautics Board probes into the transoceanic crash that killed 58, with autopsies indicating an explosion and disintegration near Wake Island. Only a few bodies recovered, suggesting little warning. Navy confirms another recovered body as Mrs Esteli Boyer.
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Guam
Civil Aeronautics Bord
United States
Michiel Gerrunda
Pacific
Wake Island
Ratery Hells
Navy
Mra
Esteli Boyer
Wee“hervilte Otto
Howard Firm Plans Reorganization Amid Tannery Shifts
Howard Co of Wontae Md announces a full-scale reorganization to shift from hides sold at a loss to manufacturing finished footwear components. The plan calls for consolidating operations at the Soewel Tanner plant, shifting output to the Van Tussel company, and hiring about 25 workers with potential second-mortgage financing for working capital.
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Hed Wonta
Howard Co
D. B
Thssel Leathe Co
Novwiely
Gorn
Uje
Jeaumphon
Mianutielisery
Une Soewl Lanner
Shairi
Hey J
Jocal
van Tussel Company
D. K. Severin Aind
Gayry Tannery
Comnetioub
Haseen
Tie
Ealion
Wiattus
Os Iy Ull
Police baffled in death probe of three bear hunters
Blood stained underwear and hair at a Gaspe Peninsula camp link to the disappearance of three American bear hunters. A skull was not found but bone and hair samples were sent to Montreal for analysis. One of the men from Hollidaysburg, Richard Lindsey, is believed identified. the fate of his father Winene Lindsey and Fred Glant remains unknown.
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Gaspe
Tielsrom
Gaspe Peninsula
Aneline
Teia
Hwo
Thek
Hollidaysburg
Richard Lindsey
Winene Lindsey
Fred Glant
Montreal
Jean- Marie Roussel
Quebec
Roussel
Eisenhower Sees Armistice Near in Korea
President Eisenhower expresses confidence that a Korea armistice is close and outlines steps toward a settlement. He emphasizes allied unity, diplomatic pressure, and continued military readiness as key factors shaping negotiations.
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Eisenhower
Korea
Russian Chief in East Germany Protests Relief
Soviet High Commissioner Vladimir Semyonov urged immediate action to ease East German hunger amid a Western food blockade. He demanded rapid distribution of aid from West Berlin and the United States to relieve shortages in East Berlin while West German protests intensified.
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East Germany
Associated
Prev
Berlin
Germany
High Commission
Vladimir Semyengy
Russi Zone
James JH
Malin
Uwwainah
United Suatas
Eisenhoiver
Aioe
West Bertin Weiline
Lemke
Semyonov
Vail Liltay
Wort
Dherdines
Willy Iressman
Targer Simila
West Berlin
Semyenov
WassLiff Toe
East
Bertin
Myh Uinton
East Berlin
Erie Tax Bill Faces House Vote on Machinery Exemptions
Harrisburg reports that a bill to postpone the effective date of machinery and rental property tax exemptions until January 1, 1965 passed the House despite opposition. Gov. John Figge supported the exemption, while Sen. William Banes criticized the measure as a political ploy amid a larger legislative battle. The proposal, from Erie County Republicans, aims to ease industry pressure and keep plants from relocating.
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Harrisburg
Tor
Shayghe Vosterslay
Wiald
Bie Stiri
Eme County
Condione
Exte
Wdard
Squires to Fight Reform Measure
Factional clashes appear as Squires rally to oppose a reform measure. Reportedly, senators and minor officials debate loyalties and policies amid partisan division during the session and committee proceedings.
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Squires
Debate Opens on Large Defense Budget in Senate
Assailed by Republicans and Democrats, the Senate opened debate on a vast defense bill. Senator Ferguson pressed for funding levels and warned of war-time needs while opponents urged restraint and larger budget cuts.
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Senate
Assaviabdd Press
Wpareinghnon
Sen
Ferjuigon Grahoh
Eisentower
Ferguson
Geneler
Senate Joarlore
1000 Chinese Reds Unleash New Assault
A Chinese Communist force launches a large attack across the Korean Front near the Kyonsong Bulge and Yalu region. Allied air power responds with heavy bombing and naval fire, while limited ground clashes continue at several points along the front.
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Seoul
Aloe
Homsyng
Kores
DIE Red
Signin
Yalu An
Kymsong Bulge
Twangio
Alnfield
Diju
Nortthwest Korea
Luke Tie Gans
Danal
Trent
al Wort Enten Hinek
Abe Euaith
WS Center
Manchester
Gestroyer Fadforth
Korea
Frank Kinley Dies Suddenly at Corry
Frank Kinley died suddenly while on a rebuilt trip in Corry. A coroner's verdict ruled death due to natural causes. he was 58. He was survived by his wife Mrs Gus sie Price Kinley, two sisters, and other relatives. Kinley, born December 4 1887, was a wool maker at Aero Supply Co and a long time Corry resident active in local life.
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Fuae J
Kelley
West Pleasant
Kinley
Bis Tel Fesnad
Ane
Fraul Ostuary
Wayne Street
New York City
Sirraonding Wei
Bip
Sines Bie
Deby
Anyre
Iran
Kelp Hey
Bees
Tim Alin
Aero Supply Mig. Co
Tne
Sind Mes
Edward R. Kinley
Eivin
Warfothers
Chutes
George Kinley
Lena Stur
Viride Fattetow
Minnie Price
Anunt
Kate Zileh
Stanford Ose
Uct
St. Elizebeth's
Shuvelt
Associated Press
Washington
Bencken
Aleas Hoover
Coroner Probes Fatal Traffic Death Near Pittsburgh
A coroner investigated a traffic fatality near Pittsburgh involving Stanley J. Bland, a veteran driver, as Eleanor Janet Tweedy died in the crash. Brief testimony referenced the incident and its circumstances.
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Pittsburgh
Yeeter
Stanley J. Bland
Triitie
Fiame
Eleanor Janet Tweedy
Bank shortage arrests tied to FBI probe in Scranton
FBI identified Miller operator of New Modern Bakery and Hashem owner with others linked to a bank shortage totaling 211 814 59 dollars and a 3500 entry. Investigations traced to misappropriation as authorities closed records on Thursday.
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Associated Push Scranton
FBT
Baile
Bam ‘Miller
Une
Bodied Hashem
Wo Thomas
Berantol Bu«nena Co
Ebay
Wbelline
Lilberb J. McCauTpy
Sneer
Jnstetant
P Petit McCardley
FBI
Banc
Investi Briony
Oxnam Cleared on Red Charges by House Group
The House committee, amid a tense hearing, cleared Oxnam of red charges after hours of testimony. Chairman Velde indicated no definite conclusions could be drawn while considering safety and procedural questions. The session involved clergymen and activists and was held in a committee room with supporters present.
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OXNAM
Bni
Abermiddie
Merhodibh
Aid Chialerin Velde
RTI Ssc
Bishay
Cumimnitice
Isn
Weller
Phvchice
Velde
Walkout threat looms as Indiana Bell workers strike
In Indianapolis three cities see a walkout by Communication Workers of America at Indiana Bell Telephone Co. could signal a wider Bell system stoppage. The report notes other regional labor actions and broader industry tensions amid a nationwide labor pressure.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell TelePhone Co
Bell Systems
Defiant Chief Confirms Rumor of More Delays
Defiant Syngman Rhee and his foreign minister issued double barreled ultimatums to the United Nations Command. The remarks warned of extended delays and threatened postwar positions as negotiations stalled and a potential crisis loomed.
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Defiant Chief
Associated Press
SEQAL
Syngmon Rhee
United Nations Command
Howley
Kovejatt
Hite
No More Concessions From U S Says Spy Officials
U S and South Korea faced tough lines as Seoul officials warned against concessions. Reports say U N Command may push for an armistice while stressing allied unity, with South Korea insisting on independence if the United States withdraws amid Communist pressure.
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U.S
Associated Tress S
Seoul
Cukye
South Kaven
Gus
U.N
Mead Park to Add Tennis Courts and Park Improvements
Mead Park plans include double tennis courts to be finished soon and ready for play. The Gravis committee, with a safety assurances from Robert Price, will install seven additional lights and fund operations from party funds. Improvements cover water line, more drinking fountains, trout pond restocking, park tables, swings, and a phone booth near the Elks pavilion.
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Vyney
Mead Park
Tunine
Jastalline
Gravis
Robert Price
Connell
Elks
Companny
Archie Goldfinch
Tapid
Alna_ clinch
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