Fragmentary Classified Notices from Corry Pa Ad Section
Fragmented OCR reveals varied listings including rooms for rent, private baths, a beauty shop, sale of 83 acres four buildings, entries for Joe Cohen and Mrs Wright with telephone hints, a capacity for rent on Washington Street and North East area, and scattered references to local ads and editorial notes from an older Corry Pennsylvania page.
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May limit peace talks to 17 nations involved
Knowland urges that neutrals should have no say in parley planning. A political conference venue and terms would be decided by the U N Assembly, with Washington pressing for limits to 17 nations in negotiations.
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U. N. Assembly
U S Aims to Object to Russia as U N Representative
The United States weighs an objection to Soviet Russia serving as a U N representative over Korea armistice issues. Senate members and Secretary Dulles discuss limiting delegates to those who fought, with a U N meeting set for August 17 to report on Korean settlement plans.
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Constitution Up To Voters Plan Approved By Legislature
The Pennsylvania General Assembly backed a revised plan to ask voters whether to convene a constitutional convention. The House passed 168 to 33. the Senate approved the measure amid a referendum directive. The plan would later set up machinery to elect delegates if voters approve.
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County To Get Third Judge Under Legislation
Harrisburg reports Erie County will gain a third Common Pleas judge and other counties may receive additional judges under Senate and House bills. The measures await governor approval as legislative action advances.
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Congress Plans Swift Action on Immigration Reform
Congress moves toward quick action on President Eisenhower's emergency immigration bill. House leaders push to admit 240 000 refugees over three years while Senate plans to cut to 209 000. debate centers on delaying adjournment as foes McCarran and Walter wrestle with compromise. Interior budget overflow noted with $483 561 550 appropriation awaiting House passage.
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Hunters Deaths Ruled Murder in Gaspe Wilderness
A coroner's jury ruled that Pennsylvania bear hunters Eugene Lindsay, 45, his son Richard, 17, and Fred Olaar, 20, were murdered by gunshot wounds found scattered in the Gaspe wilderness. Wilbert Coffin, 87, testified two other Americans accompanied the victims and were strangers to the Pennsylvanians.
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Eugene Lindsay
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Legislature Ends 1953 Session After Late Night Debate
Harrisburg report says the 140th General Assembly adjourned late amid printing delays and House Senate Messages. A conference panel proposed grants of 18 million yearly to cities and townships, with a total state budget around 3499 million for operations and school construction. The session included votes on alcohol rehabilitation funding and state aid measures, finishing after a long, tense stretch.
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House Post Office Committee shelves postal rate bill
The House Post Office Committee shelved the postal rate hike bill amid strong opposition and the drive for adjournment. Chairman Rees said hearings would not be feasible this session as the administration pushes to address a large deficit with higher rates. The plan to raise first class postage from three to four cents may be reconsidered next session if the current bill is extended.
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Beyoud
U S B47 Jet Sets New Flight Record Despite Turbulent Text
A U S B47 jet reportedly set a new nonstop flight record from a Roslin base to an undisclosed destination, shaving minutes from the prior 5 hour 22 minute mark. The crew, including Captain James A Selly and Lt. Albert Dineen, prepared for a June delivery to the U S Air Force.
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Clarieston
Prints Detected in Theft Probe At Local Club
Investigators examined metal Cain boxes seized after a theft at a local club last Friday night. Fingerprints were found on some boxes but many matched cards used by officials handling the pinball machines. Police say evidence pointed to the insider access by individuals tied to the club as the likely source of the loss.
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Dulles to Confer With Korean Chief
Secretary Dulles said the United States will support Red China membership in the UN only if veto power is needed. He will travel to Korea next Sunday to meet President Syngman Rhee to discuss issues from a Korean political conference and the planned U S Korean security pact. He also revealed the United States might walk out of the conference after 60 days if progress appears insincere.
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Five in Family Perish in Fire in Worcester
A Worcester fire killed five family members including a mother and four children. The house was a one story wooden structure in a residential area. The father escaped through a back door and tried to rescue others as flames blocked all exits. The ages of the victims and exact cause were not immediately determined.
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Draft outlook warns 18 year olds face pulling in
In a San Francisco briefing Hershey predicted that 18 year olds, 4Fs and draftees will be drafted within a year due to manpower shortages. He warned the monthly draft quota will be doubled as the armed forces continued drawing from a three year pool since World War II and Korea.
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Italian Regime Suffers Defeat in Confidence Vote
The Italian regime faced a crushing defeat as Prime Minister De Gaspert survived a confidence vote by 1262 to 102, prompting calls for his resignation and a government reshuffle. Opposition cheers erupted in the Chamber as leaders demanded new elections and a cabinet with broad support.
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New York State School Code Changes Signed by Gov Fink
Gov. John Fink signed a batch of school bills including a plan to let the State Council of Education fix kindergarten age rules, require a statewide census of children birth to 18, and expand state aid for blind children. The package also tightens employment certificates for Newsboys over 10 and mandates prior Public Instruction Department approval for half day expansions, while allowing high school diplomas upon completing required courses.
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Truck Driver Slain Sparks Massive Turnpike Manhunt
A second truck driver was killed on the Pennsylvania Turnpike as state police launched an extensive manhunt. Traffic was halted at interchanges while officers inspected vehicles from Florida and Pittsburgh, uncovering weapons in several cars.
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William Smith
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Pittsburgh Gunner Drops Last Bomb Over Korea War
Dennis Juan of Pittsburgh, a gunner on night-flying B26 light bombers, dropped the last bomb of the Korean War. His plane crossed the battle line at 9:29 p m Monday and released 500-pound bombs on shelters in the Kumsong region of North Korea four minutes later.
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Prisoner Exchange Moves Advance in Korean Armistice
Allied and Communist negotiators agreed to begin exchanging nearly 87 000 prisoners. About 3600 Koreans and 1200 Chinese moved toward a central POW holding area as the first group. The plan targets 400 prisoners daily and places about 2 760 captured troops in exchange, with civilians and officers named among participants.
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Army Plans New Rotation System for Overseas Tours
The U S Army announced a new rotation plan setting Korea tours at 16 months from October 1, Philippines at 24 months, Okinawa duties at 20 to 30 months depending on family status, and a 12 point system for combat readiness at the post.
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