Rent Notices and Property Listings Across City Area
A jumble of rental ads and estate notices lists multiple properties for rent on Washington Street and West Call, including rooms and full homes with varying features. Several listings mention associates and real estate agents, with references to parcels and tracts, and nearby routes.
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Ington Street
Joe Cohen
Ct 7
West
Watt
North East
Man
Boalt Brown
Eisenhower Warns Russia and Seeks Wider Trade Links
President Eisenhower told a joint Canadian Parliament session that the United States will maintain commitments worldwide while preparing for Soviet atomic threats. He warned Russia’s tone is truculent and emphasized expanding world trade and joint U S Canadian action on security, including St Lawrence construction, to preserve peace and deter aggression. He said North America must be ready to defend the continent without abandoning allies in Europe or the Pacific. The speech, aired by CBC, stressed equal partnership with Canada and the need for ceaseless vigilance against atomic risk.
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Associated Press
UAWA
Enhower
Nada
United States
Dian
Eisenhower
United Statas
Mmust
Northleven
Canada
U. S
Europe
Pacific
Canadian Broadcastne Co
House of Com
Jons Chamber
Canidae
Hisenhower
St. Lawrence
Greyhound pay talks resume as 1700 workers threaten strike
Pennsylvania Greyhound Bus and its AFL drivers plan to meet Thursday to restart contract negotiations. Federal mediator White F. McCoy ordered talks with company officials and the union to break an impasse. Union members remain at work during a Washington conference while Cleveland talks yield little progress.
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Associated Press
Ewashington
Pennsylvania Greyhound Bis
AFL
White F. McCoy
Cleveland
McCoy
Washington
A. B. Fullerton
Ent
Greyhound Seratiosis
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Fullerton
Army McCarthy clash on spy probe at Fort Monmouth
Washington reports tension as Army and Senator McCarthy clash over a Monmouth New Jersey radar lab espionage probe. Secretary Stevens says 28 workers were suspended for royalty charges with no proven spies, some reinstated, hearings to determine loyalty. McCarthy vows hearings will speak for themselves.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Mccarthy
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Monmouth
Robert T. Stevens
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Julius Rosenberg
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Senate
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Swyons
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Air Force
Monmouth Cate
McCarthy Committee
Poppy Sale Nets $90 For Legion Amid Weekend Rain
American Legion Auxiliary fund raiser collected 90 dollars though weather was poor. Report shows 257 poppies sold with 150 dollars allocated to purchase flowers and 10 percent donated to the State Department. remaining funds support a local Child Welfare Clinic.
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Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Tocal
State Department
Deeds Sought for Columbus Dam Rebuild Effort
Warren attorney works with state to search old property deeds tied to five farmers opposing the Columbus Dam rebuild begun after 1947 destruction. Maps and titles are being reviewed before construction proceeds, with state approval in view. Authorities report charges and bail details involving Robert Edison and Norman Swan over counterfeit checks linked to the case.
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Columbus Dam
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Fish Commission
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Swan
Ryp
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Erie County
Tegal
Ellison
Eilison
Twe Fve Ua
Pennylvania
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Weekend Weather Outlook Sparks Mixed Coastal Storms
A pleasant weekend outlook faded as heavy rain and strong winds swept Northern California. Pacific gales of up to 85 mph toppled trees and disrupted power from San Francisco to Eureka, with nearly half an inch of rain in Ft. Bragg in six hours. Southern Florida reported light showers.
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Associated Press
Breas i Theatin Sea
C'an Bul
California
Pacific
San Francisco
Bureka
Ft. Bragg
Florida
Babson Sees Advertising Keeping Prosperity Alive
Babson Park Mass entrepreneur Roger W Babson reflects on Joseph and the seven lean years as a metaphor for business cycles. He cites Breasted Egypt history and Newtons action and reaction law, arguing that sustained prosperity requires real improvements or a future downturn. Continued on Page Eight.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Joseph
Breasted
Egypt
Joreph
Isaac Newton
Newton
Council to Act Late on 1954 Budget in Brief Session
City Council unlikely to take up the 1954 budget Monday night. Officials plan a special session later this month to approve the budget and address a near ten thousand dollar shortfall. Tax increases of around two mills are discussed to balance expenses, with major growth anticipated in three departments. Mayor-elect Bayliss Cherry and council members are expected to attend the planning meeting for the final arrangements.
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Audgery
Activ
Luis
Briennists
Bayi 'T. Cherry
Charles Thorn
Beng
Ang
Auto Thieves Held For Court
Two 16 year old youths facing motor vehicle charges were held for the next term after entering pleas. Richard Stratton, 18, and Howaze VanSelver, 16, both of Westfield, Ti des Golinty, admitted taking a car owned by Willand Harvey of North Center street between 8 and 8:30 p.m. Thursday. They told police they planned to flee to Kentucky but turned back toward Corry. They were held by Chief Harley Drake after being brought to the Kane area by state police.
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Coreymann
Eric Gimnby
Cobbett
Richard Stratton
Howaze VanSelver
Westfield
Tides Golinty
Gully Pleas
Fort Smethport
Harley Drake
Kane
Willand Harvey
North Center Street
Harvey
Alge Gay
Kentucky
Ponnovigine
Corry
Sni
Child Welfare Clinic Aids Local Fame
The Whugwenare Came operated by the American Legion Auxiliary of the Elmer Carrier Post and the Corry Chamber of Commerce reports spending 162.67 since September on charitable work. It purchased six blankets shirts and gowns and ordered 108 sets of girls underclothes 108 sets of boys underclothes and 108 shirts. Draft classes are underway with another lesson planned for November 25. The organization also funded 20 children at the cruncled children's clinic and paid prescriptions for those unable to fill them, with taxi transportation provided for those without means.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer
Carrier, Post
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Mary Ann Warner
Baby sitter saves lives of 4 youngsters
Tampa Idaho report credits a Vieyens-old babysitter with saving four children and a baby when a kitchen wall fire broke out late Thursday night. The caregiver used a container of water to keep the home from burning before firemen arrived.
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Assurayen
Tampa
Idaho
Skiley
Pittsburgh Woman Dies From Gunshot Wounds
Police say a husband shot Anna in Pittsburgh ending a troubled marriage. Richard Cutness, 32, turned the weapon on himself after the fatal act, leaving investigators to piece together the domestic dispute and its tragic outcome.
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Pittsburgh
Fuptuburgh
Jnimbelt
Richard Cuteness
Anna
Truman Plans To Air White Case
A scrambled report from Assuemten Fress describes President Truman considering a public airing of a White House case. The text references political figures and media outlets in a disordered layout, implying government actions and possible press involvement.
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Truman
Corry Youth 18 Arrested for Drunk Driving
An 18 year old Cory youth was arrested for tipsy driving in Corry as two passengers, Richard Huntley 22 and James Stagle 216 Baik Main, were identified. The driver Quinten Nielsen 408 East Smith Street faced the charges after police found a case of beer in the back of his car at 26th and French streets.
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Cory
Quinten Nielsen
East Smith Street
Richard Huntley
R. D
James Stagle
Baik Main Street
Nielsen
26Th
French Streets
Anidney
Western disarmament talks stall as UN committee vote looms
United Nations sessions struggle to secure Western support for disarmament measures. Western and Soviet officials clash over proposals as British and American delegates criticize the process. The problem centers on western patience and the pace of rebuilding trust amid tensions with Moscow.
Air France to open first sleeping salon on planes
Air France announced the first sleeping salon on commercial flights aboard its Golden Parisian service to New York. The private compartments with beds will cost 125 dollars per room plus regular fare and a 26 dollar per person surcharge for the luxury flight.
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New York
Air France
Newport
Two Killed in Indiana Crash Near Route 119
A collision on Route 119 seven miles north of here killed Mrs. Sarsaauster of Rural Valley and Hubert Deabonderfer of Indiana. A soldier was fatally injured and five family members were hurt. The crash occurred yesterday when one car collided head on as the victims were traveling in opposite directions.
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Armstrong County
Here
Citfed
Sars Aauster
Hubert Deabonderfer
Proposals by staff advisers settle Korean peace talks hold
Allied and Communist diplomats work to revive stalled Korea peace process with nine weeklong discussions and a possible preliminary agenda. Non Communist members show cautious optimism while China and Korean delegates press for home returns and broader concessions. Officials describe talks as a key to opening broader negotiations rather than a final settlement.
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Malis Fry
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neWomen
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Imutlal Wewmans
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Bert Nejutiutais
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Nero Klutous
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Wvenlintoy
Erie Man 82 Dies After Being Hit by Vehicle
An 82 year old man from Erie died after being struck by a car near Wah Lake Road in North East. Deputy Coroner W. Len Fire and local police investigated the fatal accident noting the cart lacked fastenings and the victim was thrown to the roadside. The driver, Charles Suiil aged 95, stated he did not see the pedestrian in time. authorities confirmed the victim was fatally injured.
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Ted
Bat Payne
W. Len Fire
Fio Barthes
Charles Suiil
Wah Lake Road
North East
Dats
New York Milk Price War Brief
New York milk sold for 49 cents a quart yesterday as a brief price war spread across a six block stretch in Flatbush. The commodity opened at that rate and locals reported another dip as merchants joined a price scramble amid chaotic, rapidly changing offers.
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Roomnen
Flatbush
Bop
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