Property Sale Notice from 1950s City Records
Fragmentary OCR outlines a public sale of real estate by a county or city authority. Mentions taxes due, sale date, location near a street and house number, and bidders bidding under a general building division. Indicates taxes and legal actions tied to property sale.
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Rac Eins
Tukey Harrow
Ariitings
Beollay Vane
Iminis
Aniginwery House
Shestruth Sylvania
AM E Count House
Deel
Elvanio
York
Big Three discuss Far East and Japan peace pact plans
London dispatch reports US Britain and France debating Far East economic and military steps to curb Soviet influence. Talks note likely focus on Taiwan, Burma, and the China issue while a Japanese peace treaty and Middle East economics loom.
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Associated Press
London
Middle
Far East
Dean Acheson
United States
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Robert Schumen
France
Europe
Texas
Tony
China
Burma
Middle East
Tran
Magic Circle of the American Midwest and the Great Plains
Eureka Kansas May 18 outline a vast region called the Magic Circle centered in Eureka with a 400 mile radius spanning Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and northern Texas. The piece touts vast agricultural wealth mineral resources and human capital claiming it as the richest and most productive belt with extensive farms schools and industries and notes continued coverage on page three.
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Hy Roger W
Narson
Eureka
Kans
Dexerbine Uve Renouvves
Mporininrtes
Koetion
Pacific Coast
Othir
Sintes
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Mklahom
Arkansas
Texas
United States
Bineau
Piel Man
Woma
Child
Venter
America
Asia
Europe
North
South America
Tle
Theerentant Bayeile
Alamoon
Feleposits
Magic Circle
Colege
Prairie States
U.S
Dictator charge buried by governor in Pennsylvania race
James F. Malone, former Dutt supporter ousted as state insurance commissioner, told a radio audience that Governor James H. Dutt seeks dictatorial control of Pennsylvania. Malone cited Dutt's campaign vilification of opponents and his push for John Fine in the GOP gubernatorial race. Malone named two senators tied to Dutt and criticized party leaders.
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Puttsburgh
Allegheny County
James F. Malone
James H. Dutt
Dutt
Pennsylvania
Malone
Duntt
EDECA
Duff
Campelg
Gav
John Fine
Fine
Ciarles Duff
Republi
Hosal
Ator
Joseph G. Gilindy
The
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Edward Martin
R-Pe
Elks Chorus Ten Sing At Ease In Erie
Local Elks chorus and seven other Erie area groups from Associated Male Choruses of America western district perform a two hour concert at Gannon Auditorium sponsored by Gannon College Alumni Association. Mass rehearsal set for Tuesday at Elks Lodge, television debut May 20 on WICU Erie studio.
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Elks’ Mate
Gannon Auditorium
Lhe Associated
Idea
Gannon College Alumni Association
Youngstown Chords
Elks Lodge
Thonell’s
North Center Street
WIC1
Erie
Baby Atomic Bombs Now Reported In Production
Washington reports that the United States may be developing small atomic bombs trainable by jet fighter bombers. Details remain secret, with officials noting no official announcement, while discussions focus on arming NATO allies and deploying varying bomb weights for tactical use. A 1000-pound class bomb is cited as possible for the Republic F-84 Thunderjet, with broader weapons development noted for tactical and strategic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Défesse
Sunpork Eritind
Caribbean Sea
Special Meeting on Financing Columbus Dam Reconstruction
Open meeting at Columbus Town Hall tonight at 9 to discuss financing a dam rebuild. No funds yet for a project estimated between 5 000 and 8 000 dollars with potential donations of labor and equipment. plan to seek a hearing in Harrisburg on June 14. Five residents oppose re creation citing property impact.
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Columbus Town Hall
Carlton Curtis
Columme Municipal Authority
Columbus
Presen
Suithority
Harrisburg
Water Power and Resonates Board
Cam
Plant ripped by two explosions in Bridgeville
In Bridgeville Pennsylvania a Ameri ran Cyanamid plant near Pittsburgh was rocked by two explosions last night. Flames lit the sky briefly as workers and a fire crew controlled the blaze. The plant employs about 650 people on three shifts with two night workers slightly injured. A fireman said the blasts were likely from a converter used to mix chemicals. Company officials could not be reached for comment.
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Associated Press
Bridgeville
Ameri Ran Cyanamid Company
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Three Railroad Men Under Arrest in Tennessee
NOXVILLE Tennessee May 13 Three men two of them Southern Railway employees were arrested after rifles and ammunition were found in a car occupied by Southern employees District Attorney General Hal B Clements said railroad representatives aided in questioning the men An outbreak of violence occurred on the railroad property Thursday Two employees were struck but not injured by bullets Local highway patrol stopped two suspects near the scene and a search found two Japanese rifles a .22 caliber rifle and ammunition Brackett faced charges of reckless driving and possession of whisky in Knox County
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Noxmville
Tenn
Southern Railroad
Kite
Hal B. Clements
Churene
Brown
Pail Beach
Ett
Isa Southerts
Charles Anderson
Brackett
Wation
Illeen
Knox County
Rev Paul Bauer To Be Installed At First Presbyterian
The installation service for Rev Paul F Bauer will be at 8 pm next Thursday in First Presbyterian Church. Melvin Rel, moderator of Erie Presbytery, will lead the service as ministers from Old City Titusville Sugar Grove Warren Union City and nearby communities attend. Afterward officers invite all to meet the Bauer family in the chapel recreation room. The family will move to the parsonage at 19 West Park Place.
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Paul FL Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Melvin Rel
Yee
Erle Presbytery
Bauer
Gilbert Boyd
Presbyterian Church of
Avalon
Pittsburg
Old City
Titusville
Sugar Grove
Warren
Union City
Rey
West Park Pisce
National Negro Council backs Kunkel Cooke in primary
The National Negro Council claims 20 000 members and urges Pennsylvanians to back the Kunkel Cooke ticket in theRate Republican primary Tuesday. John C Kunkel runs for senator while Jay Cooke seeks the governorship.
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Philadelphia
National Negro Council
Wnhouriced
Pennnsylvania
Kunkel-Cooke Hele
Conjremmui
John C. Kunkel
Jay Cooker
City Merchants Launch Petitions Against Tax Rise
Local merchants petition to repeal or modify the mercantile tax and amusement levy as they protest new taxes planned at a board meeting. They claim the school and others would bear the burden and warn of potential conflicts if the levy proceeds. A 4-3 board split could shift if the three merchant members vote for change.
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Irlet
Fahl
Sehooy
Ehele
Mercantile Tax Fond
Clarence Wallace
Bard
Mies Helennes
Agnel Seastead
Thee
Meni Ara Nke
Anibiet
Hubert Valin
Lm. Graham
B W
Feldt
Monroe
See Sip
Rites Vetaltes Gm Ite Board
Democrats in Chicago stage 3 day political meet
In Chicago a three day Democratic conference and Jefferson Jubilee marks the party’s largest show since the last national convention. The event closes Monday with a Truman Stadium speech. DNC chair William H. Boyle Jr urges voters to hear firsthand reports on the administration’s stewardship and counters Republican moves to distort facts.
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Truman
Associated Prox
Chicago
William H. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Jefferson
Boyle
National Committee
Blackmore Gotes
Runaway horse kills Clymer farmer in yard
Coroner says accidental death after a wagon toppled onto farmer Schrues in his yard. Neighbor Wilton Behruns found the body, a wagon wheel pinning him overnight. Survived by sister Miss Suri Schrues and brothers Albert Amos and Benjamin, with service planned in the week.
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Onben Schenis
Lymer
Howe Sehruli Bode
Wilton Behruins
Samm Bowes
Dampstowzt
Nelghbors
Sehriuls
Vicki
Wooten
Harres
Arstat
Schrues
Spliyer Baueral
Miss Suri
Sehruij
Tha Sunt
Syd Mt
Sherman
Albert Anid Amos
Sheemar
Sini
Benjamin
Blockville
City primary turnout seen high amid party rift
Registration figures show 2 981 eligible voters in the city for next Tuesday's primary. Republicans lead Democrats 5 64 to 1 082, with Erie County results giving Republicans a statewide edge. Local GOP divisions split supporters between Cooke and Fine and between Kunrkel and Dutts factions, signaling a potentially high turnout despite light activity elsewhere.
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Corry
Primartis
Ukere
GOP
Weir Bucking
Dutt-Fine
Cooke-Kunrkel
Jay Cooke
John Fine
Euvernoy
Wililn
Democratic Party
Tocal Politic
Cal
Erie County
Erie
Cory
Balante
Munitions Board War Plans In Readiness
In Pittsburgh on May 13 Defense Department munitions board chief Hubert Howard warned Russia threatens world peace. He said 90,000 plants are under management for production capacity and schedules. The three armed services may place orders totaling 41 billion dollars in six months in emergencies. He noted a select group of industrialists heard the address.
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Pittsburgh
Defense Department
Munitions Board
Russia
United States
Hubert Howard
Tlis
Howard
Prague to recall diplomats in response to Czech ouster
Washington May 25 The United States demanded that Czechoslovakia recall about 26 of its diplomats in this country in retaliation for Prague ousting American employees. The Czech embassy in Washington and the New York consulate will continue to operate under the present reduced scope of relations, per a State Department note.
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Prague
Associated Press
Washington
Czechoslovskia Olge Thetonviater
Cleveland
Plitsnurehsin
Oeder
Vivoelbeehs
Young mother charged after East Main crash
A Corry mother Leanore McIntyyé Ghose 532 West Wacshinigher St was charged with operating a car without a license and failing to yield after a head-on collision on East Main. Police said she took a 1947 Chrysler from her mother's lot without permission and fled the scene of a truck smash. Damage to the Chrysler exceeded 150 dollars. the truck sustained extensive right front damage.
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Corry
City Polie
East Main Street
Leanore McIntyyé Ghose
West Wacshinigher Street
M. S. Cubbett
Chase
Chrysler
Eleanor McIntyre
RD. 1
Raymond Plant
East Church Street
Permissio
Concord Street
Am Pole
Mai Street
Main Street
City Cab Co
Frank Mitchell
Tene] Street
F . Mitchell
Hart
Alderman Cobbett
Rumor of Union Peace Proposal Quelled
Reports say a floated union peace plan faltered under dispute and failed to gain support. Labor conditions worsen as jobless figures climb nationwide, with authorities estimating around two hundred thousand unemployed.
Rail strike deepens as walkout hits four lines
A four day walkout by locomotive firemen crippled operations across major railroads. Despite mediation talks, union leaders offered no new offers and officials reported deadlock remains. Jobless claims rose toward 200,000 as spread of strikes reached Los Angeles to Salt Lake City routes.
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Ty Associated Press
Chicago
Unit Union
Chuemat Franel O'Neill, Jr
National (Railway) Medication Board
Dhe
Aurike
O'well
David
Robertson
Striking Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
O'Neill
Union
Los Angeles
Salt Uke City
Ap. Tm
PUC to Hold Local Hearing on Shadyavia Relocation Plan
Public Utilities Commission plans a local hearing this week with PUC and Erie Railroad officials to review relocation plans at Shadyavia crossing near the city edge. City, railroad, and state representatives toured the site to discuss the proposed plant and its impact on the intercity route. hearings location and date to be announced.
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Public Utilities Commission
Die
PUG
Shadyavia
Erie Railroad
Te ‘Oadyéy
Wwe
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