Fro sale and auction notices across town
The page lists yard sales and rental notices, with times and locations including East Souh or West Park and 315 sale entries. It describes items for sale such as furniture, tools, household goods, farm equipment, and a 1953 Chev truck, plus an auction by Reed’s Head's Sales with items ranging from furniture to hardware and appliances.
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Wallace
BROWN
Sparling Farm
Dey Lake
Wage Tractor Ag
Norvel
Cuba
N.Y
Reed
Reed'sything
Leader shifts from politics to vacation plan
Governor-elect George M. Leader pauses political tasks to plan a vacation with Mary Jane after winning Pennsylvania’s general election. He will lead a transition effort later in January while navigating a Democratic Senate majority and potential tax and appropriation battles.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
George M. Leader
York County
John S. Fine
Leades
Lloyd H. Wooden
Fine
Mary Jane
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Somerset-Fulton- Bedford
Joh Carl Miller
Beaver
GOP
Joseph M. Barr
John Hy
Hartley
Stevenson
Arnie
Dunst
Berke McLender
Michigan
Patrick V McNamara
Turkey Taymer
McNaimim
Jcan
Homey Ferguson
Eisenhower Adiminatra
Mic
Famed French painter dies in Nice apartment
Henri Matha, renowned French painter, died in his Nice home at age 84. The invalid in later years kept producing art including textiles, etchings, sculpture, and decorative cutouts alongside his world famous paintings reflecting a shift away from pure Expressionism.
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Nice
France
Henri Matha
Gauguin
Var Gogh
Tariffs and Taxes Set to Top New Congress Agenda
Washington notes tariffs taxes and public versus private power as major issues for the new Congress elected Tuesday. Other topics include postal rates statehood for Alaska and Hawaii with Republicans and Democrats likely to clash once again in January. The campaign framed domestic policy around economy with job data business activity and farm prices guiding the approaches of both parties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Army reprimands two officers over Peress case delay
The Army told Sen. McCarthy it officially reprimanded two officers for delaying action on Dr. Irving R. Peress who was promoted to major and later honorably discharged. Secretary Stevens noted three other high officers faced no action, citing duties under law and no evidence of Communist sympathy. Peress, a New York dentist, had registered with his draft board in 1941 and later claimed Fifth Amendment privilege in October 1982 before reporting for duty January 1, 1983.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Irving R. Peress
Stevens
McCarthy
William B. Bergin
Ralph Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Peres
John J. McManus
Camp Ilmer
Peress
Army
McManus
Maor
Bergin
Armed Forces Reserve Act
Mc;Carthy
New York City
Petes
Indictments At Erie Pile Up On Gambling Men
Erie County grand jury hears charges against Al and Pete Marty in a sweeping crackdown on gambling. McLaughlin pushes indictments. yesterday 43 men were charged with bribery and conspiracy tied to a gambling ring that allegedly netted about 20 million dollars a year.
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Erie
Erie County Grand Jury
Pete Marty
al Marty
Associated Press
Erif
Erie County
Damian McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Thomas W. Filey
Jack Marlin
Flatley
Mike Lockett
Liborio Arnoni
Anthony DeDad
Anthony Clotti
Mike Dom
Nlc
Democrats Capture Seven Governors Across States
Democrats won seven new governorships in the 34-state race, including New York and Pennsylvania, while Republicans claimed Wyoming. Ed Mund Muskle and Averell Harriman led key wins, with George M. Tender defeating Lloyd M. Wood in Pennsylvania and Orville Freeman ending Minnesota’s 16 year GOP era.
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Washington
Maine
Edmund Muskle
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Connecticut
Wyoming
Milward Simpson
William (Scotty) Jack
Averell Harriman
Irving Tyes
Yes
Thomas E. Dewey
Harriman
Ives Wissist
George M. Tender
Lloyd M. “Wood
Orville Freeman
C. Elmer Anderson
Eisenhower Stevenson Rematch Hinted for 1956 Race
A Washington report cites potential 1956 rematch between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson amid a crowded field. The piece notes new figures gaining notice in both parties and surveys Stevenson’s path to another White House bid, with Pennsylvanias Berke McLender and Michigans Patrick McNamara rising.
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Associated Press
Washington
Phinsday
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Fi Stevenson
Roosevelt
Kov=ernor
New York
White House
Athletics Sold to Arnold Johnson for Kansas City Move
Philadelphia Athletics sold to Chicago businessman Arnold Johnson for transfer to Kansas City. Earle Mack and his family denied details of the sale agreement after a conference with Johnson.
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Athletics
Kansas City
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Kanga City
Earle Mack
Connie
Roy
Johnson
Sild
New York vote probe launched amid recount tensions
New York Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein announced a statewide probe into alleged irregularities after a close gubernatorial race. The recount in Nassau and other counties showed varied margins, with Harriman leading Ives by small totals. Investigators will audit voting books in districts reporting possible fraud as official canvass begins.
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Associated Press
Albany
New York
Nathaniel Goldstein
Averell Hoshman
Nassau County
Opanedaga County
Mt. Ives
Hereimanganel
Iver
Nuke Port
William B. Herrands
Investilation
Winne Hine Goldstein
Election Wraud
Wildcat strike paralyzes Shannon Airport in Ireland
Shannon Airport faces a standstill as airport police and workers strike over a new fire chief replacement. Airlines reroute inbound and outbound flights, with Pan American noting two incoming U S flights diverted to London.
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Shannon
Sheppard Trial Under Way Love Affair Charged
In Cleveland the prosecution suggested Marilyn Sheppard was killed amid a secret romance involving Dr Samuel Sheppard and a web of alleged affairs. Prosecutor Mahon claimed the defendant and Susan Hayes discussed divorce and marriage while he pursued relationships with other women. He depicted travel to California and California links as part of a planned deception.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
Busun Hayes
Samuel H. Sheppard
Fay Fig
Marilyn
Osteogath
John J. Mahon
Gover Mun Sind
Suan Hayes
Marliyn
Samuel Sheppard
Penson
Brian Hayes
Anne Bay Village
Mahon
Oxteopath
A P Wins Zoning Appeal for West Washington Market
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company secured zoning board approval to build a supermarket on West Washington Street in Corry. The board imposed a single stipulation to confine refuse inside the building and did not order a solid fence between the properties.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Corry Zoning Board of Appeals
George Benson
West
Washington Street
Buffalo
A&p
Roger Brown
Clarence Huth
Mott Blreet
Huth Lawn
Browery
Legion opposes release of Alger Hil from Lewisburg Penitentiary
The American Legion of Allegheny County protests the planned release of Alger Hil, former Bia Department worker, from the Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg on November 27. Hil will have served three years and ten months of his perjury sentence.
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Pittsburgh
American Legion of
Allegheny County
Alger Hil
Bia’ Department
Lewisburg
Hiss
Gen Collins to Indochina mission amid Vietnam division
Washington reports Gen J Lawton Collins will be ambassador at large and special representative to advise President Eisenhower on Indochina policy. The White House says the mission is diplomatic, aiming to stabilize South Vietnam and bolster the government of Ngo Dinh Diem with hundreds of millions in U.S. aid. Mansfield, after a tour, warned of weak governance and political infighting hindering any preventions of a Communist takeover.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Indochina
Elbertshower
Collins
White House
Collinte
Boyt Viet Mim
Bremer
Ngo Dinh Dieta Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Collingcutt
Ben
Mansfield
D-Mont
Train Behind Schedule Delays Arrive in Corry
Morning PRR passenger train from the east reached Corry at noon about three hours late. PRR officials cited unknown reasons for the delay. Dr. Eisenhower returns to Danville after two days at Gelheimer Hospital for a routine checkup.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Junt
PRR
Eisenhower
Danville
Milton
Pennsylysnia Staté University
Gelainger Memorial Hospital
Chest Appeal Seeks $1000 to Reach Goal
The Chest Appeal still needs about $1000 to complete its $32,115 drive as a three-division audit is planned at the Public Library building next Wednesday. Chairman Wil lam Pettier said the effort aims to close gaps mainly in Retail Sales and Employer, Service Stations and Garages, and Professional Men divisions.
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Willam Pettier
Boliyear
Wit
Peiffer
Appeal T
118 Muskrats? 118 Muskies Taken From City Hatchery
118 muskies were taken from the city hatchery. Sharks? No, fish. Two hundred eighteen young muskies were stocked at Pymatuning Lake, bringing the year's total to 425 placed there. The fry ranged 6 to 12 inches and came from the three acre pond at the hatchery.
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Kaliunge
Corry
Pymatuning Lake
Markien
Pymatuning
Pymvil
Pleasant Gap
Bellafonte
Unio
Cnuinetay
Linonville
Union City
Offeralh
Lake LeBomis
Lake LaBoord
Mivkien
Bellefonte
Ex-convicts tied to Greenville boy death police hold two men
Police hold Robert and Meath former convicts in Greenville Pa as inquiries continue into the death of 8 year old Michael De Wolf. A signed statement from McBeth claims he killed the boy to end his suffering, saying the child was left with a family he roomed with and authorities still pursue the cause of death.
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Louis
Robert & Meath
Greenville
McBeth
Michael DeWolf
Official recounts in many contests may alter picture
Democrats move to command the new Senate as Neuberger wins Oregon seat and Morse pledge rocks party unity. Cordon and Howell recounts loom in New Jersey while GOP edge in other races tests Republican chances. Hayden warns on board shifts as party eyes chairmanships and Senate organization.
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Brees
Washington
Senate
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Wayne Morse
Nlag
Carl Hayden
Ariszowa
Matiss
Sanste Contro
Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Neubarger
Portland
Cordon
New Jersey
Dufford P. Case
Charles R. Howell
GOP
Democras
Hayden
Explosion claim claims 10th victim in Philadelphia blaze
Bernat Jupod 42 died after inhalation injuries from a tank explosion at the Charlee W. Berg Chemical Co facility. The blast on October 28 prompted hospital treatment and a city investigation into fire department response and structural damage.
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Philadelphis
Hain
Bernat Jupod
Ben Uinder
City Shormide
Fire Department
Charlee W. Berg Chemical Co
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Nils
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Take Erle
Tis
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