Fragmentary 1962 notice hints at property and court actions
The text references addresses and names such as Ward Center indwood seater, 313 T Ward Center, and Bessie with Corny Bolte Winkle. Court actions and tenders are noted with times like 9:20 and 300 Ma ylvania, suggesting a probate or real estate matter.
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Mt. Art
Dlen
Ind
T Ward
Indwood
Melee
Aed
Bulard
Ylvania
Bessie
Bolte Winkle
Tear gas drives 900 Reds from Koje pen in Korea
United States military police used tear gas to dislodge 900 defiant North Korean POWs from a Koje island compound. Fifteen anti-Communist teachers rounded up as 872 prisoners declared themselves anti-Red. two other incidents that day ended with no casualties. The day saw three separate expulsions of prisoners as authorities aimed to quell Red resistance and deter further violence.
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Associated Press
Koje Island
Korea
U. S
Tiginly
Thabny
Seoul
Boamer
Kangamo
Tor
Boutuier
Reds
Yose Lo
Taft predicts Truman to run for president
Wilmington Delaware, Senator Robert Taft predicts Truman will seek the Democratic nomination. He says a Taft Eisenhower ticket would help Republicans in November and that a Truman race would be a clear cut contest if he runs. Taft also notes many voters in 1948 stayed home for lack of clear issues.
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Amuerica Press
Wilmington
Robert A. Tafl
Delawnness
Truman
Aind Kiya
Taft
Washington
GBS
Ohio
Une
Taft to Meet with Pa Delegates June
Gov. John M. Fine announced a June 24 meeting between Sen. Robert Taft and the Pennsylvania Republican delegation. He said sessions may also occur in Hershey and Pittsburgh the same day, with a spokesman noting efforts to consolidate into one eastern and western delegate session.
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Aswamed Eris
Gettysburg
John 5. Fine
Robert 4. Tall
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hershey
Pittsburgh
Taft
Man Charged With Passing Worthless Checks Held Near Patterson AFB
GI held on charge of passing worthless checks in Day ton after four months of alleged activity. Arraigned before Alderman Sabbet at 10 PM Tuesday. Police report arrest by State Police yesterday and note prior similar offenses in Erie County area. Suspect linked to alleged thefts near Ash tall and faces investigation by federal authorities.
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Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Wf S
Corry
Rigor
Erie
Jalwiktione Bunds
Sid Teuwur
Ashtall
Atomic engine U boat begins taking shape
The article describes the Nautilus, the first atomic powered submarine, under construction at Groton. It notes a keelless hull, land based tests, and an experimental nuclear engine, with President Truman expected to speak at the ceremony. It mentions Russia pursuing similar work and the move from steam to atomic propulsion. The second item reports U.S. clinching the Wimbledon mixed cup, Doris Hark defeating Jean Walker-Smith in straight sets, part of a 4-0 American win with three matches remaining.
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Associated Press
Groton. Com
Catherine
Truman
Russia
Lodiy
England
United States
Doris Hark
Coral Gables
Fin
Mys
Jean Wealker-Smith
Citywide Chest X-Ray Campaign Draws Masses
Two thousand eighty six residents have chest x rays as a mobile unit tours local workplaces and canteens. The free service, funded by a Christmas Seal drive, operates daily in afternoons and evenings at centers in North Center and Washington streets, with broad participation from employees and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taik
Individernl Priot
al Edesk
Sta
Magindustria
Cary-Jamestown
Rowers Structural Steel McTiies
Aero Supply
Ajax Tron Works
North Center
Wilington
Arthur Lit
Lcachaircare
Gheistmas
Fight to Finish Pledged by CIO Steelworkers
CIO United Steelworkers executive board urged 950,000 striking members to sustain the shutdown of most U S steel plants until demands are met. President Murray backed a settlement embodying Wage Stabilization Board recommendations including a 26 cent an hour raise from an average of 7.95. Officials seek an orderly restart with union, company and government input while noting steel profits during the Korea War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acy
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
CIO United Steelworkers
Stehworkers Executive Board
Ind
Philip Murray
Murray
Babson Sees Supreme Court Ruling as Labor Balance
Babson argues the steel decision is a victory for readers who understand that a President cannot rule without Congress and that such action must be constitutional. He warns against complacency and urges patience with labor disputes while noting pension funds for workers amid ongoing strikes.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Supreme Court Steel
Inbar Union
Supreme Court
Cain and Abel
Eisenhower in Detroit push for GOP delegates in race
Eisenhower travels from Gettysburg to Detroit to address Michigan's 46 vote GOP delegation as Taft and Eisenhower press for pledged support. Taft leads in AP tally with 464 to 392 and 208 uncommitted. Truman criticizes civil rights stance as convention approaches. Connecticut backs McMahon. Kefauver leads Democrats with 285 delegates. Evans Harriman among contenders.
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Associated Press
Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio
Setintay
Robert Tull
Eisenhower
Gettyshuro
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Michigan
Mirty
Tate
Washington
Delaware
Wilmington
Chi- Cho
Taft
Puerto Rico
Truster
Howard University
Neuro School
Lam
Truman
Connecticut
Hartford
Brien McMahon
Kefwuver
Russell King
W. Averel Harriman
Bhloska
Corry Memorial Hospital to hold annual meeting
The Corry Memorial Hospital Association will convene at the hospital next Wednesday at 2 p.m. to elect two year terms for new directors. Members are urged to attend. those absent may submit special proxy cards to Sidney B. Johnston, secretary, by tomorrow, as reports on the year’s operations will be presented.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Apm
Institutor
Superfort Down In Pacific Search Deepens
Tokyo reports the Japanese Maritime Safety Board was asked by the U.S. Air Force to locate four B-29 Superfortress bombers last heard from at 3 44 p m today about four miles west of Rebun Island off northern Hokkaido. Two patrol ships are sweeping the area as the search continues.
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Tokyo
Japanese Maritime Safety Board
Hokaido
U.S. Air Force
Rebun Island
Hokkaido
Dapan
Britain Holds Radio Operator As Spy
A chaotic highway collision near Centerville injures several as emergency crews rush victims to Union City and Albiny Gate hospitals. Police say a northbound car driven by AW Brooks veered left, colliding with a southbound vehicle driven by Letind Sarver. Gertrude Sarver of Pittsburg suffers major injuries. Damages approximate 800 to the Leland car and 300 to the Sarver vehicle.
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Tiijssville Hospital
Marshall Leland
Tevsvile
Union City Hospital
Albiny Gate
Contervisia
Blute
Brooks
Centerville
Gertrude & Sarver
Pittscurch
State Police Move Monday to New Barracks Route 6
The Pennsylvania State Police move scheduled for Monday will relocate from 107 North Center Street to a newly built barracks west of the city line on Route 6. The one story facility includes telephones in all rooms, a three car garage, four bedrooms, an office, two bathrooms and a utility room. Over the weekend the transfer will occur and all business will be conducted at the Route 6 location. the barracks telephone number remains unchanged.
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Pennsylvania State Police
North Center Street
Cir Swanson
Unronel
Army Agemen
Anson
Corp
Pheodore Hubley
Plane Crashes Off English Channel During Le Mans Trip
A chartered six seat Consul crashes in the English Channel with eight aboard. An American cargo ship reports five rescued and three missing. rescue boats and English harbors launch a wide search off Portsmouth. The flight was chartered to carry a party from Britain to the Le Mans auto races in France.
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English Channel
Associated Press
London
Engish Channel
U. S. Lines
American Misler
New York
de le Havre
Portsmouth
Morton Air Service
Britain
le Mans
France
Paint Blast Wipes Out Quebec Village Tragedy
A catastrophic blast devastates a Quebec village on the St Lawrence River. The explosion killed dozens, injured hundreds, and left many homeless. Emergency teams from the Army and Red Cross established relief hubs as officials estimate damages well above a million dollars.
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Quebec Village
Associated Press
Urbain
Quebec
St Lawrence River
Moi
Army
Red
Tove
Damane
Public Invited To Flag Program With Cha wud herman preMletinn
Public invited to flag program in Corey district with Cha wud herman preMletinn. Mik Chinderstiowers in the Corey district will itd off until tomor row. The Klee Flap Bay program will go we ns. seherlyded ae Bp. am, in the City Pack this evening. Olly Bravkendr chairman reminds all that if the showers stone develop tiins the pearly evenings hot me bitipe programs wintert features a Way Day surprise by Altonney Thomes Doyle of Bete will be mowed tin thie Wks lonlge Hanis. The public is Invited to wajsry a half hour waneert by the Carty Legion bind fitin T80 to B odors.
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Mik
Hanis
Carty Legion
Gromyko Named New Soviet Envoy to London
Moscow announces veteran diplomat Andrei Gromyko will be the new Soviet ambassador to Britain, succeeding Vitaly Zhurin and signaling Moscow’s emphasis on ties with London. The move follows earlier reports of Zarubin’s shift toward a U.S. posting as part of high Kremlin diplomacy.
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Moscow
Gromyko
London
Ay Associated Press
Andrea
Gromykea
United Naions i
Russia
Beilale
Kimmlin
Vishinsky
Hremlin
Tim
Officer suspended for firecracker incident in Williamsport
Mayor Harman's warning about fireworks sparked action as Sergeant George W. Sharrow received a five day suspension after a firecracker he threw injured Patrolman Ernest DiFasqua. DiFasqua suffered burns to the neck and left arm and required treatment at Williamsport Hospital.
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Williamsport
Clifford. Harman
George W. Sharrow
Ernest DiFasqua
Willigmapor
Meat Market Owner Beaten and Robbed in Pittsburgh
Two thugs severely beat Fred Stubert a 68 year old butcher at Yorel's Meat Market and robbed him of 200 dollars. Stubert suffered a possible skull fracture and told police the men entered the store and struck him with a blunt instrument after complaints the ground meat price was too high.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Stubert
Yorel's
Totay
Stubert
Adviser in Pusan Warns on Korean Crisis
Associated Press reports adviser Paul Douglas says Korea faces a dangerous crisis as efforts to intervene under U N authority are debated. Douglas notes President Rhee seeks constitutional change while fearing U N support may falter, risking a shift toward military rule.
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U. 5
Pusan
Associated Prose
Ahsan
Toveu
Ad Vising
Sylwavin Rhee
Togley
Sidueribah Te
South Keieis
Fuod
Ted Fish
Nedl
Dy Paul
Douglas
Oberview
Waragnnese
Gemininium
Rhee
American University
Washinston
D. C
Binice
Red Infantry In Truce Zone Reports Ease Tensions
United Nations spokesman says Communist observation posts remain in the armistice area at Panmunjom. Brig. Gen. William P. Finey and Allied officers reported no confirmation of a full pullback. After a 27 minute session Maj. Gen. William H. Houghton noted no progress on the line blockade and prisoner exchange issue, with a possible longer recess anticipated.
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U.N
Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nators
Willian P. Finely
Keri
Willian
Hug Tson
Buttet
Ingrid Bergman Daughter Rejects Love for Mother in Court
In Los Angeles a 13-year-old Pia Lindstrom says she does not love her screen-star mother Ingrid Bergman and does not want to visit Italy. Judge Mildred L. Lillie considers Bergman’s plea to bring Pia to Rome for a summer visit, while ex-husband Peter Lindstrom opposes. Bergman, married to Roberto Rossellini, is in a Rome hospital awaiting the birth of twins.
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7 Associatien Ress
Los Angeles
Pig Indstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Pig
9 Woman
Mldred L. Lillie
Ingrid
Pia
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Thalia
Roberto Rossellini
British reveal he gave vital facts to red embassy
A 24 year old Foreign Office radio operator was ordered held for trial on charges he passed secrets to the Soviet embassy. He was arrested at his home yesterday and faces a year’s imprisonment if convicted of violating official security acts. The case centers on disclosures to a Soviet agent and involvement with a man named Murshid and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Moscow
London
Red Embassy
Associated Press London
Wilint Mirstisu
Qiike Heubine
Myystiall
Tidia
Wil
Peiiedialy
Leithwall Erelyen eWamlens
Bela Marelennl
Playgrounds 10 Open On Monday
The simmer playground program resumes Monday at 1 20 p m with all children invited to attend daily through the week. Supervisors will guide crafts stories and a variety of games. A Friday parade for girls and a pet parade for boys is planned. Activities are confined to Sue Junior and Senior High.
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Afl
Evry
Mpreine
Devinning
Chinese Attack Again Repulsed Near Chorwon Hills
Two American regiments aided by planes and tanks repulsed a Chinese assault along the Western Korean hills west of Chorwon. After three hours of savage fighting, the 43rd Division and Oklahoma troops regained the T shaped ridges as the 750 attacking Chinese forces pressed with self-propelled guns and artillery. By early morning American units, supported by fighters and bombers, held the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Korea
Eon
43Rd
Oklaboma
Chorwon
U. S
Eighth Army
Baseball Injury Fatal Near Johnstown
Robert Davis, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Grant W Davis of RD 1 Conemaugh, died after being struck in the head by a baseball while with friends, hours after the injury.
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Johnstown
Robert Davis
Grant W. Davis
RD. 1
Conemaugh
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