Fragmented parcel description from Erie ward deed notice
A damaged OCR fragment details a property parcel in Erie Ward including boundaries, street names, and lot lines. It mentions a building with bakery premises and residential space, with proprietors Dorothy Louis George and others, referencing Penns Lot and local blocks.
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Mts
Erie
Ree
Rene
Jo. O
Lattoa
Fellows
Orth
Nateon
Erie Tn
Ora
Alma V
Erin
Erly
Dorothy
Louis George
Penns Lot
Germany
Astra
Tae
Inchen
Linu
Senate Approves Hells Canyon Dam
The Senate passed the controversial Hells Canyon dam measure 45 to 8, heading to the House with fate uncertain. Debate centered on federal dam authorization to back three private utility dams along the Salmon River region, with opposition from Eisenhower aides and concerns of civil rights fallout and White House veto.
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Washington
Mulls Canyon
Senate
Benue
Mie Hotta
Tdaho
Oregon
Esenhower
Sen
Walkney
Ruth
Hells Canyon
White House
Dewocraté Khd
Bilewiluhad
Potter
elglLeights
Sons of Hells Canyon
Senate Judiciacy Committee
Morse
Oye
Mieway
Mont
Kennedy
Mira
Magnuson
Hells
New Mad Bomber Harries Police in New York
A homemade Moe bomb was found today in an unused subway area of Broadway Lefayety Street station, marking a second such discovery in a week. The original bomber, George Motlikyh of Waterbury Connecticut, remains in custody.
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New York
Broadway-Lefayety Street
Tornado Rakes Kansas City Area Killing and Injuring Many
A severe tornado swept central Kansas causing extensive damage in Hutchinson and nearby towns. Police report numerous injuries and at least one death. Roofs torn off buildings, vehicles overturned, and power outages widespread as crews assess the destruction.
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Kansas
Howe
Jel Oye
Hieye
Sone
Governor mulls veto on Peninsula toll plan
Hints from officials suggest Governor may veto a proposed toll at Peninsula Harbor. Commission member Dwyer indicated the governor's stance while noting the bill’s impact on Western Pennsylvania voters, with the postponement of the measure potentially tied to political calculations.
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Peninsula
Piriecii Harbor Commission
Obo Dwyer
Sewage Funds Transfer Sparks Trustee Action
A $14,547 payment was deposited with the Citizens Water Bank as trustee for the sewage fund. The amount aligns with an agreement limiting the fund to half the yearly operating cost, about $14,000. Funds accrued from taxpayer payments were moved to the surplus Municipal Authority account. Under a bond redemption plan, $850,000 bonds for the sewage treatment plant will be paid from sewer rental charges.
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Watton Banlk
Rustee
Smith
Cody
Cory
Study Plans for United Drive Joint Relief Effort
Memorandums drafted in Bufimo and Damestowa discuss combining Community Chest and Red Cross campaigns to share administration and expenses. Proposals seek a one year joint appeal with mutual support, renewals, and a shared goal, though officials doubt significant cost reductions.
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Aml
Leyte
Bufimo
Damestowas
Bolt
Jamestown
Buffalo
Red Cross
Tin Gioia
Uhete
Oryr
Botheliley Rit
Supreme Court Halts Vacation To Hear GI Case
The Supreme Court postponed summer vacation plans to hear the case of William Girard, a Japanese-American involved in a manslaughter incident in January. Brownell’s plea urged judicial restraint and a review of the government’s wartime transfer of a suspect to Japanese authorities. The court allotted four hours for arguments by both sides.
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Supreme Court
Brownell
High
Washington I
Army Spechlist
William
Girard
Wieniver ii
Iriah
High Court
Alty
Tusk
Brunuse
Fusklier
Bert
Otlawy
Girard Las
Gonkgress
Elvewhire
Liygyers
Girard Gok
U.S. District Court
Weig
Hilth Pourd
Joseph
Tassi
Dabeos
Glee Bank
Wasden Douglas
Tum Glin
Tod Tipory
Bone
Christina Wennerstrom Leaves Sweden Amid Page Marriage Plot
Christina Wennerstrom, 16, daughter of a Swedish diplomat, planned to sail to Sweden with her mother without the Senate page she sought to wed. The couple, Huw Williams, 18, faced employment loss and youth prevented the ceremony. Reservations aboard Scandinavian Airlines were canceled as police pursued Williams from the Wennerstrom home in New York.
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Christina Wennerstrom
Sweden
Senate
Thurstay Fran
Huw Willams
I Bennie Page
Stig Wenner
Storm
Scandinavian Airlines
New York
Dorsey Leaves $15,000 Estate Without Will
Obituary notice reports that bandleader Jimmy Tomney A died in New York State leaving more than $16,000 in personal property and no valid will. He was known as a drum or bandleader figure, with references to Dorsey and estate details.
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Dorsey
JimmysTomney
Kol
New York State
Parrot Tenant Brandy Scheme Stuns Victoria Residents
In Victoria a parrot named Miko, living with a hotelman and branded as a property tenant, has carried on a six year scheme of brandy feeding and mischief. The bird, under the care of Doug Abrami and linked to the Wilson family, remains healthy while the surrounding tale hints at property disputes and a quirky local feud over control of the bird and the hotel ground.
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Victoria
B.C
Miku
Miko
Tiely
TCO
Doug Abrami
Abrama
Vitoria
Wilson
Visto
Tian Wilson
Abrigny Ampti
Davis Lawyers Prepare Appeal of Death Verdict
In Armstrong County Court Tobert Talley Davis, 29, of Pittsburgh, was found guilty of first degree murder in the bludgeon slaying of Mrs Bolly Foster of Leechburg. Defense counsel Floyd Jones announced plans to appeal as sentencing was postponed to await the trial record.
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Davis
Danning
Tobert ‘Talley‘Davis
denFy Davis
Armstrong County
Bolly Foster
Lueedburg
Dundee
Frank Graff
Foster
Leechburg
Floyd Jones
Pittsburgh
Lye
Waa
Vis
Jones
Stler
Yeirs
Armstrong County Court
Harvey Myillarrow
Murtel
Armstrong County Court House
U S Plans Jet Deployment to South Korea
United States to send modern jet interceptors to South Korea beginning Monday to counter North Korean air power. The move, disclosed by a US general amid North Korean protests, signals UN command modernization and allows arms previously restricted under armistice limits. North Korea denounces the step and calls for foreign troop withdrawal as talks resume.
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Seoul
United States
South Korea
Nort Korea
PIO
Ameren
Iso
United States Wis
Sahil Keuvein
Mior
Line Peninsula
Isi
Contmana
An Pyongyang
Ili TL Sung
Wil
Corry Mon Clips Tree Wrecks Car
Corry Mon, 26, of 487 Duane Street, crashed into a tree two miles south of Sugar Grove on Route 62 at about 12:20 a.m. yesterday. State police at Warren reported the driver listed an 800 dollar damage estimate and that apparent intoxication may be involved.
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Corry
Duane Atreet
Sugar Grove
Warren
Corey Myry
Hoopers and Doctor Work Out Medical Bill Settlement
In Mangaville New York a dispute over Benny Hooper's medical bill following his 20 foot well rescue prompts calls for a settlement. AMA head David B Allman comments on balancing patient ability to pay with bill amounts while Hooper family argues they cannot afford the charges.
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Hoopers
Kris
Neredik
Benny
Hooper
Atlantic City
David B. Allman
AMA
Benjamin Moopers
Herve
Kerls
Three Children Die in Erie Fire Disaster
Emergency crews report 3 children killed when a suburban home burned near Erie. Two siblings escaped as flames consumed a cottage on the edge of town. Parents were away at the time. investigation into the blaze’s cause continues. Local Red Cross and state officials assess broader storm losses and aid needs.
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Erie
Paul Tubby
James
Nancy
Frank
Tubbs
Raymond
Joseph Mig
Josph
Arrest Two In Melchior Theft Case
Los Angeles police arrested two men, Robert Morgan and Alfred J. Pope, for robbery in the Melchior theft. The pair, ex-convicts aged 29 and 28, were held on suspicion after blue feathered suitcases containing part of the loot, valued at thousands, were recovered. Authorities said three masked men invaded an Hollywood home Tuesday night and fled with fur and jewel theft totaling over $90,000.
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Low Angeles
Laurrite
Melchior
Robert Morgan
Alfred J. Pope
Los Angeles
Clef Thad Brown Fuld
Blue Featherette
Hollywood Aijshome
Brown
Gelisway
Author
Es of
California
New Aula Arizors
Two-Car Crash Near Waterford Injures Driver
A two car collision at Phelps Corners four miles west of Waterford occurred yesterday afternoon. Gordon Harned, driving east, failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with the northbound vehicle driven by WH Cowley of Grit, who had the right of way. Cowley sustained head injuries and multiple abrasions, with both cars damaged. Harned will not be cited for a motor vehicle violation. Cowley received treatment at Waterford Hospital before transfer for further examination.
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Phelps Corners
Waterford
Richard Burns
Ghiel
Gordon Harned
Edinboro
Cowley
Grit
Robb Hay
Hamed
Burns
Himet Hospital
Erle
Doll Figne Woors
Seek U.S. Approval Of Haiti Junta
The article outlines the Haitian military junta seeking U.S. approval for its de facto government led by Brin Atonto Kebpeat. It notes its grip on power, plans for a civilian mantle through a future election, and mentions ongoing security measures and a quiet front amid tumult.
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Auhatantia
Negra Republic
Fhartiol
Holt
Plane Crashes Near Washington Report Two Killed
Conflicting reports emerged after a Chesapeake Air Lines twin engine plane crashed near Ronkeille, Maryland. One witness claimed two bodies were removed from the wreckage while another said all aboard survived. Official details remain unclear as investigators sort through the debris near the highway.
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Washington
Aleksen
Ronkeille
Constalles
Jennings Randolph
Wisline
Dune
Teast
Thudle Fuppcon
pWier
Gaxage
Weute
Associated Spring Plans Two New Plants Expansion
Associated Spring announces two new precision mechanical spring plants. One will operate in Pointe Claire Montreal and another in Puerto Rico near San Juan. Wallace Barnes Company will run the Montreal plant with 40 employees by year's start and sourcing workers locally. The Puerto Rico plant seeks 30 employees in its first year, aiming to open by January 1.
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Wu Surnilon
Bristol
Bratch
Monteal
Wallace Barnes Company, Ltd
Hamilton
Ontario
Pointe ‘Clare
Fear
Montreal Ares
Hospitals to share multi million grant funding
Corry Memorial Hospital will receive 27 000 grant under a large measure passed by the Blaie Leafxluite. The funds will aid multiple hospitals including Hamot St Vincent's Zem Zem Franklin City Grove City Kane Meadville and others with varying amounts. Governor George Leader has the measure for signature.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Gov. George Leader
Tue Signatin
Hamot
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Zem Zem Hospital
Franklin City Hospital
Grove City Hospital
Kane Summit Hospital
Meadville City Hospital
Bpencey Hospital
Moudville
Cinera Homi
Thuaville Hospital
Aw Bharun
Cloupfield Hospital
Ik County General Hospital
Aldeway
Two Children Reunited With Mothers After City Missing Tots
Police report two separate incidents of children missing yesterday ended with both eight year old girls and a four year old boy returned to their mothers. Clara Sorenson of Sugar Grove reported her eight year old daughter missing from Fairview Street. A search by patrols found the child at East Main Street with a woman en route to the police station. The girl was returned to her mother at Fairview Street. A separate note says Carolyn Rucnick, four, was found with her mother near North Center Street after a reported lapse and taken to police headquarters where she was later claimed.
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City City
Clara Sorenson
Sugar Grove
Fairview Street
Nere
Parilmens
East Main Street
Pennsylvania
Gil
Jivl Wax
North Center Street
Police
Carolyn Rucnick
Muulyhoey
Haze
Spartansburg
Slother Auldehe
Washington Lane
30,000 Combat Forces To Start Withdrawal Say Ike And Kishi
About 30,000 U.S. combat troops will begin pulling out of Japan next month after a joint communique from President Eisenhower and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi. The plan calls for early cessation of nuclear tests, phased reductions in U.S. forces, and potential revision of the 1951 security treaty while preserving Japan’s defense. The move follows three days of talks in Washington and affects roughly 109,000 U.S. service members in Japan.
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Washington
U.S
Japan
Emerit Bower
Hero
Mpokes
Tno
Comunique
U. S
San Prancho
Navy Probes Sinking Of Small Pleasure Craft In Delaware River
The Navy investigates the sinking of an 18 foot cabin cruiser in the Delaware River after being tossed by a submarine wake. Two rescuers, Walter Hendrickson and a man from Audubon New Jersey, pulled the craft from the water but could not save it. Preliminary Navy notes identify the vessel as a small craft linked to the USS Dyouper and return to Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for further checks.
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Canatansguine Sone
Dolawite
Fatheh Werg
Wile Muri Behurtt
Audubous
Sunle
Navy
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Sur
Slater Ii
C of C Sets 1 Day Membership Drive
A local chamber of commerce plans a one day campaign to recruit about 100 new members for the balance of the year. Robe Hibbe leads the effort, coordinating outreach to retailers and business people with advance notices by mail and wire.
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C of C
Robe Hibbe
Seaway Land Dispute Sparks Indian Claim at Fort Hunter
In Fort Hunter Indians reaffirm their claim to highway land as Standing Arrow, a 21 year old Mohawk elder, states four families face forced relocation from the Sir Regie regenerations area. The dispute centers on a land sale to the white man and potential legal action under provincial law.
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Seaway
Hunter
York Houte
Lawes
SeaWikys
Mohawk Valley
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Willie
Lee
Mangaville
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Fargo
American Red Cross
Don Titers
Eurie
Haiti
Ike and
Kishi
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