Real Estate Auction Notices and Local Property Listings
A cluttered notice fragment lists properties for sale and real estate terms. References include a Lake area, Corry and New Ango locations, multiple rooms and houses, and mentions of taxes, assistance, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Wall
Coop
EG Simul
Edie
pueRn
Real Beto
Thane
Ain Eriflee
Bourwell
Fayilly
Luke Ond Corry
Ango
Sayermay Hanks
Prine
Two Urge Registration of Lobbyists in State
Five to seven top political scientists urged Pennsylvania to require registration of all lobbyists in the General Assembly. The call appeared in the publication Pennsylvania Government 1850 by Des W. Alderfer and N Nelson McGreany. Sponsored by the Institute of Local Government at Penn State, the piece notes Pennsylvania as a rarity with no lobbyist laws aside from bribery prohibitions.
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Tarrisburg
General Assembly
Des W. Alderfer
N. Nelson McGreany
Institute of Local Government
Pennsylvania State College
T Tnstitute
McGreany
Pennsylvania
Tobbvista
PUC Weighs Hearing on City Crossing Delay
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission states no hearing date yet for the Shady avenue crossing project by the Erie Railroad. Officials say a schedule will be set this month and note the hearing may be delayed by procedural review and public notices in Jamestown as the carrier seeks route changes.
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PUC
Harrisburg
Shady Avenue
Washington Street
Erie Rail
Jenny
Qhuine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Surrey
POC
Corry Driver McCallum Paroled After Fatal Crash
Joe McCallum, convicted for a fatal crash on the Swartsburgville road on May 1, was paroled after a sentence with a fine and costs. He had been driving a car owned by an Ohio automotive agency en route from Akron to Corry to spend a holiday with family when the collision occurred.
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Joe W. Mocallun
Corey
Aviv
Mendville
Muntine
Higee Monk
McCallun
UN Corry
Swartsmburgeewitle
Ohio Automotive Ageney
Corry
Promotion at Corry Junior High School Ceremony
Sixteen one sixth grade students at Corry Junior High received certificates of promotion in a school gym ceremony attended by about three hundred guests. Principal Harold G. Wolfe and Superintendent David L. Swarts spoke urging continued study at Corry Senior High. Awards from the American Legion were given to four students.
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Corry Junior High School
Bass
Harold G. Wolfe
David L. Swarts
Corry
Corry Senior High School
Swartz
American Legion
Francine Maloney
Jack Scott
Gwendolyn Reed
Jon Davison
Captain Pizor Leaves Co. Amid National Guard Promotions
An article details Captain Pizor leaving Company A at the Penndelary National Guard post as Raymond W. Carisch of Wilson City assumes command. Carisch, WW II veteran with combat service, becomes unit commander replacing Pizor. The transfer occurs July 18 and summer enlistments offer remaining spots for a Guardsmen program.
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Cajil
Janes PB
Bian
Comenintil
Ikamber i
Penwivaniy National Gatard
Lye
Syracuse
Yoth
Jearnett Miday
Salt
Raymond W. Carsich
Wilson City
World War TV
Inveludine
Warner
Tre
LA Carlisch
Sahil
Wim Benenal
Pennaelvaria
Uni
Ave
Thadlay
Tims etHiated Rachtite
Kenneth Kjtelinger
Raymond Drayer
Kennpih Duy
Wworwerk
Eam.t
Udit
Winfeld
Merio Bessa
Four Accident Victims Treated In Local Hospital
Four accident victims were treated yesterday at Curry Hospital. Mrs Leah Reed fractured left wrist in a fall and is admitted in fair condition. Clifton Lindsey, 90, fractured hip from a home fall, is listed as critical. Linda Paddock, eight, broke her right arm in a city accident and is in good condition. Kenneth Scott, six, suffered a laceration over the left eye after a sandbox fall and returned home after treatment.
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Corry Hospital
Acharnte Nedlents
Curry Hospital
Mra
Leah Reed
East Soult Street
Clifton Lindsey
Cor. R. D
North Center Street
Dreary Outlook for Tax Bill Faces Senate
Washington reports Rep. Doughton sets July 1 target for the House to send a veto-threatened excise tax cut bill to the Senate. The House Ways and Means committee approved cuts near 1.1 billion dollars, well above the 889 million dollar limit, amid resistance to the president's corporate tax hike proposal of 650 million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Doughton
DNC
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Trifyanl
Senate Passes Farm Price Bill
The Senate approved a government farm price support package worth about 2.0 billion dollars, boosting price supports for crops and livestock. The measure moves to the House for action with imports and foreign farm product provisions to be debated before final passage.
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Senate
Inquiry Launched Into Plane Crash Killings
Officials launched an immediate inquiry into a CN plane crash offshore near the Atlantic coast about 276 miles northeast of Mimi. The plane carried 62 Puerto Rican passengers and crew with several rescued as coast guard and Air Force units searched for survivors. Investigations focus on safety regulations and overloading allegations against the operator Westar Company with CAB reviewing the case.
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Snowe Case Parc Sey Fheaque
Wilmington
Mulgrank Wort
Westar Gun Pany
Sanfley
Onarnton
DAB
Washington
Gordon Matthews
San Juan
Civil Aeronautics Administraton
Aiie
Avialian Cor
Seattle
Wash
Westur 1Go
CAA
ACAB
Jhut
Roosevelt Wins Democratic Nomination in California
Roosevelt secures the Democratic nomination in California amid a heated party contest. WarrenFootnotes indicate Warren remains a major political figure with strong showings in Republican primaries, signaling a sharp general election battle in November.
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Roosevelt
DEM
California
Piper Aircraft Files Protest Over Air Force Contract Award
Piper Aircraft Corporation charges Air Force biased procurement in selecting Cessna for 500 reconnaissance planes. William T Piper issued a letter to Secretary of Defense Johnson alleging failure to follow specs and a 1000 pound weight limit, claiming Cessna exceeded by about 30 percent. The contest involved five firms bidding to build 500 planes at a cost of billions.
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Carrere Lock Havew
Machine
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Air Force
Cessna Aircraft, Company
Wiehtta
Kan
William T Piper
Pipex Corporation
Secretary of Défense
Lowy Johinson
Thas
Piper
Cessina
Cessna
Sontrack
Boy says he did right in slaying father
A Basham East Bank School sophomore described hating his father and claiming self defense after a 22 caliber pistol killed coal miner Charles T. Basham, 45, while he slept in his living room in Hansford last April 2. The boy, charged with murder, pleaded innocent.
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Frese
Charleston
W. Va
Basham East Bank School
Charles T. Bashim
Japanese Purge of Communists Continues Across Ruling Party
Associated Press report outlines ongoing purges in Japan as Prime Minister Yoshida’s government moves to outlaw the Communist Party. MacArthur notes a new party order while police search for letters linked to alleged conspiracies. the purge targets editors and leading party figures amid rumors of further crackdowns and potential foreign involvement.
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Parlamert
Feds
Che
Orden
Elett Menibees
Akulata
AkaMute
Butt
Shigeru Yoshid
Japan
William J. Sebald
Russia Ik
MacArthur
Unai
Paige
Akniuca Oy
Itreke
Ves
Ushwae Katsuini Kikupanil
Ipa We
Steel firm announces $82 million expansion in Johnstown plant
Bethlehem Steel Corp. launches an $82 million expansion at its Johnstown Pennsylvania plant. Six open hearths are finished, with Franklin open hearths modernised to lift annual output from 1.9 million to 2.16 million tons, about 15 percent, as Tony Jons and A B Homer report to the chamber at a sesqui centennial dinner.
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Joanstown
Bethlehem Stee Corp
Tony Jons
A.B. Homer
Ternm
Chamber of Commerce
Johnstown
Franklin
Poland East Germany announce broad postwar border pact
Poland and Soviet occupied East Germany announced a wide econome political agreement defining the Oder Neisse border as permanent. West Berlin press cried treason as the accord grants Poland rich territories once German.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Poland
East Germany
West Berlin
Oder
Neisse
Germany
Pover
Russia
Embassies in Poland Face Assaults and Arrests
Unclear reports describe violence at the American and Polish embassies as Polish authorities crack down. The incident surfaces amid postwar tensions with calls for investigations and potential military or security actions.
Hungary renews fight on church amid political tensions
In Budapest on June 7 Hungary, government officials accused Catholic Church leaders of collaborating with Western powers and opposed religious education as part of a wider anti church campaign. The Prime Minister and Education Minister criticized Catholic authorities while Jewish and Protestant groups faced state scrutiny amid tensions with the Vatican and Israel relations.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Ruiayy
Elerey
Telidian
Catholim
Jiciim
Rex Ar
Heala
Reve
Ytunlam
Auerican Imperiniisen
Adventist
Palestine
Revos
Israel
FW Parse Ates
Reval
Dectara
Sporld Pariouis
Pene Healan
Vatican
Senate group votes for morals inquiry
Washington June 7 the senate rules committee today voted for an investigation of reports that hundreds of homosexuals and perverts hold government jobs the committee approved 510000 for the inquiry The resolution introduced by Senator Hill and nine others followed police estimates of up to 3500 homosexuals employed in various departments The State Department reportedly said some perverts have been forced to resign and Senator Wherry charged that 14 have found jobs in other agencies
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Associated Reuse
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Aiken
R-Vt
Aitken
Stite Department
Satte Fulsehogel
Avelon
McGarthiy
Ny Luema
Mkeu
Preston
Horne Patel
Macarthis
Aye
FET
Stith
FBT
Sui Department
Creutierus
Department of State
Department of Justice Fips
TBE
Department of State Exreps
Senate
Tocay
Hill
D-Ala
Wherry R-Neb
Senators Probe Underworld Narcotics Network Ties
A U S Senate special committee targets a nationwide narcotics ring linking crime and politics, with testimony from Thomas Kefauver era investigators. Senator Ferguson predicts a broader link to politics. Florida California and New York cited as hubs in the narcotics trade. Willis Smith announces bid for North Carolina Senate, challenging Frank Graham after a close May primary.
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Anslinger
New York
California
Florida
United States
Tiqnbul
Turkey
Tohey Sild
Hoover commission urged to act on veterans insurance reforms
A message to Congress urges implementing the Hoover commission's recommendations to cut costs and improve efficiency. It cites Senators Francis Myers and Edward F. Martin and Representative Carroll D. Kearns, calling for action in Washington, D.C.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Francis Myers
Edward FH. Martin
Senate
Carroll D. Kearns
Howe
Washington, Dc
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