Antique ad listing real estate and services
Classified notice fragment mentions a bath kitchen carpet built in recreation glass and fence. Contact numbers and names appear, plus references to agency broker auction and anniversary gifts. Overall unclear but indicates a local sale or rental listing with multiple items and parties in New York area.
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Bath
Nice
Nell
Home Bath
Stoke
Boing
Valance
Roker Erlee
Joe
Ales
Corry Me- O
Espectiuley Brown
Four Young Men Killed In Pa Auto Crash Near Stoystown
Four young men died and four others were injured in a two car collision on Route 30 west of Stoystown Somerset County. Victims include Charles Slope 20 Benjamin Day 23 Paul Shaffer 24 and George Nair 26. Injured were Betty Pritts 25 Richard Marple 2 Howard Henry and Richard Trent 25. Trent later moved to Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh in fair condition. Patty Mowry 24 escaped injury. All others were treated at Somerset Community Hospital.
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Stoystown
Somerset County
Charles Slope
Berlin R. D
Benjamin Day
Brunswick
Ohio
Paul Shaffer
Somerset R. D
George Nair
Somerset
Daystle
Slope
Betty Pritts
Richard Marple
Jennerstown
Howard Henry
Rockwood R. D
Richard Trent
Somerset Community Hospital
Trent
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Pritts
Day
Patty Mowry
San Diego
Calif
Falling Limb Knocks Phones Out Of Kilter
Crews from General Telephone worked to repair lines after a tree limb on Marion Street struck wires and caused a power surge from high voltage lines. The incident melted copper, knocked out about 50 phones including at Corry Memorial Hospital, with mobile units standing by overnight. Repairs continued, with some instruments damaged in homes. Police and residents reported the outage Saturday evening and follow up actions included tree removal.
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General Telephone Co
Marion Street
Clifford Taylor
Gen Tel
Elmer Sharer
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Gen ‘Tel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Harold Besson
Besson
David Tremblay
R. D
Corry
Shar‘or
Fish Commission seeks two Columbus dam site topographic survey
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission asked the General State Authority to authorize a two-site topographic survey for the washed out Columbus Dam area. Engineers will map contours at two feet in the two sites and five feet for the inundated area to assess feasibility, cost, road relocations, and impact on Plank Road and local taxpayers. Soil samples will test dam viability at both locations.
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Fish Commission
Columbus Dam
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
General State Authority
Columbus
Cy Regan
Commission
Corry
Warren County
Harrisburg
Regan
GSA
Columbus Township
Chinese Reds Demand Khrushchev Ouster Amid Break With Soviets
In Tokyo, Communist China denounces Premier Khrushchev as the greatest capitulationist in history and urges Russians and other Communist leaders to depose him. Peking signals no compromise after Romanian negotiators’ visit, marking the eighth protest since the July 14 Soviet open letter.
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Tokyo
China
Khrushchev
Peking
MacArthur Clings To Life On Critical List
Washington AP General Douglas MacArthur remained in critical condition at Walter Reed Hospital after a kidney complication and a recurrence of esophageal bleeding. He endures a third major operation in 24 days and relies on life support as Mrs. MacArthur visits. Doctors reported a small intestinal perforation but no gangrene following the latest surgery. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
MacArthur
Easter Bunny Plays Santa Prank in Richmond Street Scene
In downtown Richmond a man dressed as the Easter bunny approached H. F. Sharp, a widow, yesterday morning. He claimed to be Easter bunny and Santa Claus. Sharp received a dollar bill from the stranger before he left.
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Richmond
H. F. ‘Sharp
Sharp
Santa Claus
Earth tremor rattles Santiago with no damage
A strong but brief tremor shook Santiago Chile today causing alarm but there were no reports of damage or casualties.
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Santiago
Chile
Candidate For Honor CHEER Names Baressi
Samuel Baressi, 49, personnel director for Aero- Flow Dynamics Aero-Flow, is CHEER's candidate for Outstanding Disabled Veteran of the Year. A Pacific War Two Vi Jima incident in 1945 left him with a lost left leg and a burned right leg after he rolled a drum onto a live mortar, ending in multiple surgeries and a long recovery before returning home to Carry.
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Samuel Joseph Baressi
State Department of Labor and Industry
CHEER
Sam Baressi
Baressi
Aero-Corry
Aero- Flow Dynamics
Pacific
Two Jima
Sam
Tn Carry
Alaska Earthquake Death Toll Rises With Missing
Anchorage report shows 21 dead and 83 missing or presumed dead after Friday's quake. Civil Defense also lists 55 injured, raising potential fatalities if missing are lost at sea.
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Alaska
Anchorage
A/P
Cleanup After West Tidal Waves Hits Crescent City
Crescent City bears the toll of Alaska quake tidal waves. Dozens worked Easter Sunday cleaning rubble as authorities report 1 dead 15 missing and about 17 wounded. Over 300 buildings demolished on 29 blocks with an estimated 50 million dollars in damages. Waves struck in four surges from 12:09 a.m. onward, shocking residents and triggering civil defense efforts.
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Crescent City
Calif
Christendom
Alaska
Civil Defense
Easter Parade Dampened by Snow Squalls
March weather disrupted Easter parade plans as snow squalls and cold temperatures kept people indoors. Some wore warm coats and Easter hats while others shortened their strolls from church to car. The city center saw little parade activity with minimal snowfall yet near freezing conditions. A rescheduled Easter march may occur this Sunday if conditions improve.
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Center Street
Piastade
Aftermath of Anchorage Earthquake Sparks Quiet Heroism
In Anchorage traumatized by a severe quake, residents endure shattered streets guarded by soldiers and long lines for water, typhoid vaccines, and soup. Neighbors share scarce food, a construction family shelters by a fireplace, and calm resilience prevails as the city copes with continuing fear and fatigue.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fee Lins
Victor Paul
Frank Reed
Clarence Calbert
Glenn Forced To Pull Out Of Senate Race
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. withdraws from the Ohio U.S. Senate race after injuries from a bath room fall. He cites health concerns from an ear injury impairing balance and ends weeks of campaign speculation. He plans to return home near Houston and may consider future public service opportunities.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Congress
Glenn
Air Force Hospital
Glen
Marine Corps
Senate
Ted Brown
National Aeronautics Space Administration
Houston
White House Easter egg roll canceled by snow
Two inches of snow blanketed Washington by 7 am with up to five inches forecast, prompting the White House to cancel the annual Easter egg roll but offering tours from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
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Atenual
White House
Small Home Burns To Ground Near Garland
A small wood frame home near Eldred Center burned to the ground yesterday afternoon after a delayed call to Garland firefighters. The residence, home to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Savitz, stood about three miles from Eldred Center and two miles from Wesley Woods, and was not occupied at the time. The Savitzes had built a wood fire earlier. neighbors noticed flames and waited, believing the Garland department had already been notified. Garland firemen arrived to find total destruction. Youngsville volunteers were not needed. The house belonged to Victor Sayibe of Grand Valley, insured, with an estimated loss near 1000 dollars.
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Eldred Center
Garland
Charles Savitz
Wesley Woods
Savitz
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Pittsburgh
Gatland
Fred Day
Aleta
Day
Youngsville
Victor Sayibe
Grand Valley
Quake Area Cortyite Family In Alaska Stricken
At least one Corry man and his family are known to be in the earthquake zone near Alaska's coast. Sgt. John Sanders, his German-born wife and four children, left Corry October 1 for Alaska, living in a trailer at Anchorage. Gov. Egan placed damage at 350 million dollars as casualty counts mount in Anchorage Kodiak Valdez Seward and other towns with dozens dead and many more injured or unaccounted.
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Corry
Alaska
John Sanders
Army
Frank Sanders
Anchorage
William A. Egan
Kodiak
Seward
Whittier
Cordova
Port Ashton
Bruce Woodford
Valdez
Egan
Summons as Scare Tactic to Block Tax in Union City
Attorney for a Citizens Committee in Union City reports a summons in equity served on Borguy Council as part of a dispute over a $0 occupational privilege tax passed at a February 25 special meeting. The committee alleges the summons aimed to intimidate council and deter overturning the ordinance.
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Citizens ‘Committee
Union City
Borguy Council
Citizens Commltes
William Peiffer
Garry Sollettor
Cltlens Committee
Peiffer
Corneil
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G. Marton
Ersary
Ssinger
Mathodist Lake
N.Y
Marchesse Emory
Benjamin R. Day
Cleveland
Paul EF. Shaffer
Charles R. Slope
Berlin
Baress
Sam Baressl
CHEET
Snow
Cortyite
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