West Side Apartment Offer and Various Listings
Fractured text shows multiple rental notices and property ads including apartments for rent on West Call and Washington Street, rooms and units offered by Joe Cohen, contact numbers 38-0505 and 27742, and a 2011 and 2008 dating of notices. Also mentions estate sales, farm gear, and miscellaneous classified items with scattered names and addresses.
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Rodins Inn Street
Ainglr West
Ietel
Mes
Curth Avenue
Ex Erie convict admits brutal beating and arson slaying
Keith L Magee, 41, a former Erie resident now of Sandusky, confessed to beating 70 year old George Harrington after a dining session near Camp Sequoyah and setting Harrington’s car on fire on Storey Road in Harborcreek Township. Detectives traced the case through a daylong investigation leading to Magee’s extradition and arrest.
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Erie
Eric
Conneaut
George
Hastington
Lakeville
Havington
Storey Road
Harborcreek
Keith L. Magee
Sandusky
Evie
Mage
Marborcreek Road
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Rayong
Pengaylyani
Yester
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Magu
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Harrhi
Tee i
Harrington
Girard
Ivol
Ue Inunis
Can- Nean
PSP
Brolgtt
West Springfield Barricks
Beverly
Mone
Mong
Clairence Pulilny
Nugee
Mong Sata
Fortce
Asi
Mager
Dulles Sets January 22 For POW Release
Secretary of State Dulles said that all prisoners of war held by the United Nations must be freed and repatriated by January 22 under the Korean Armistice provisions. Nehru suggested revisiting the issue if a political conference fails to occur, but the United States rejected the idea and affirmed strict adherence to the POW provisions.
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Dulles
Associated Press
Washington
Suite Dulles
Repatriation Commission
Ly Koren
Nehru
Byles
United States
Hom
Confession of Hall Revealed in Kansas City Trial
Read aloud in court, the ex convict Hal Aid Mes confession details the abduction and murder of Bobby Greenlease. It outlines the kidnap plot, the ransom negotiations, and the involvement of Robert Greenlease and associates from Missouri and Oklahoma, with the courtroom recounting the grisly sequence.
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Presa
Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Hal Aid Mes
Bonne Brown
Hell
Hieign
A. 5
Reeder
FBT
Hill
Heady
Kansas
Bobby
Kathalie
Fansa City
Hall
Robert
Green
Lear
Green Hasuls Elase
Rab
Ant Letherman
Tulsa
Okla
Groeniesse
Letterman
Court asked to rule out segregation in schools
The Supreme Court is urged to strike down racial segregation in public schools as unconstitutional. Advocates in four states Kansas South Carolina Virginia and Delaware argue the Fourteenth Amendment aims to erase race based distinctions. A DC case argues segregation violates the Fifth Amendment due process clause. Briefs were filed ahead of hearings set for December 7.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sovieys
Kansas
South Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Dean Willing to Invite Neutrals to Peace Meet
U S envoy Arthur Dean indicated willingness to invite neutral nations to the Korean peace conference under conditions, a reversal of his earlier stance. He rejected a Communist plan to hold the talks at Panmunjom with Russia and four nonvoting observers, as the talks lag and POW interviews are paused.
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Panmunjom
Russia
Sy Associated Press
U.S
Arthur Dean
United States
Dean
Paumunjom
India
Burma
Indonesia
Pakistan
U. N
Reds
Neutral Nations
Ex-Alderman Free Today in Erie Shooting Case
District Attorney Dami nin Metin will decide today whether to press murder or manslaughter charges against ex-alderman Joseph Kiliszewski in the shotgun death of Belen Biliszewski Saturday night. Kiliszewski maintains his innocence. police obtained a statement from his wife before she died alleging arming and her being shot as she descended stairs. No witnesses to the shooting.
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Erie
Daminin Metin
Joseph “Kelly
Kiliszewski
Metaughlin
Folliszewald
Belen Biliszewski
Hamob Hospital
Po-lice
McLaughlin
Kilismenster
Farm accident leaves man with broken arm after horse kick
A farm mishap yesterday left Carry with a fractured right forearm after a stable incident. While guiding a horse, the animal kicked him sharply, requiring emergency care at Corry Memorial Hospital before transfer to a regional hospital for specialist treatment.
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Buntikofer
Jim
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erle Hospital
Council considers November budget adoption and city actions
The council eyed November 28 for budget adoption after tentative discussions on November 8. Mayor-elect Earl T. Cherry and councilman-elect Charles Thompson attended to offer comments before final action. The meeting covered fire zoning, building regulations, street light request, rent adjustments, and donations for Christmas lights, with routine financial summaries and approvals ongoing.
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OY Colmel
Satuday
Badger Oil
Reading
Iso
Earl T Cherry
Charles ‘Thompson
Ith
Austinal
Roger Brown
Don Wilkins
Robert Price
West Columbus Avenue
Bear Crewe
Worth Street
Board of Public Assistanc
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Staxford Hose Co
Evie Railroad
Cornell Ala
Mead Avenue
Franklin Street
Car Smith
J. Fred Ki Jey
Enly
Bow of Health
Phen
Seven killed in Globemaster crash at Fort Bragg
The Army reported a Globemaster troop transport crash on the Fort Bragg reservation during a parachute exercise. The accident occurred early this afternoon and resulted in seven deaths with official details pending.
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N. G
Army
Big City
Pt Bragg
Exis Bis
Hoover Narrowly Casts Doubt On White House Fallout
Fragmentary report shows Hoover resisting responsibility amid Truman's decision on White House personnel. Discussion at a conference includes Aly Axyoglaled Prox and Vinson related to staffing moves. Hoovers stance frames debate on White House control and possible congressional inquiry into the affair.
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New York
Hoover
Toeenes
Tyuuwiti
Atlee
Homver
Stirly
Houyer
International Monetary
Je Vinson
Denis Ax
White
Minvetur Fox
United State of Thy Wontary
Func Hoyer
Lin Job
Truman Jy
Uruey Grater
Pfooy
Whitke
Clark
Pruman
Atty
Hever Bownell Jr
Bear Kills Surge Reported Across Northwestern Pennsylvania
A statewide survey notes at least 12 bears killed in the district with a notable big bear of about 300 pounds killed by Willis Whiting of Olie. Other hunters like John Santa of Charleroi and George Burdick of Tioga County weighed bears near 220 to 300 pounds. Reports say bears moved from deep woods into towns and farms seeking corn and honey as hunters continue the season.
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Pensylvania
Eto
Willis
Whiting
Oi Cley
John Santa
Charlero
Potter County
Potter
Gmory
Harry Webster
Union City
Sheffield
George FL Burdick
Stover
Tidioute
Indictment Won Against Former Bank Employee
Mrs. Minnis Moe Farrell, 26, former housekeeper at the Savlhien bank in Tulsa, was indicted by a federal grand jury for embezzling $28,000. She faces two counts of larceny by entry. The missing funds were found in August, the day after she resigned, with authorities saying the shortage occurred between 1947 and 1949.
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Fittsburgh
Minnis Moe Farrell
Win Savlhien Asd ‘Trist Co
Wwo
Tulsa
Uisat
Details Of New X3 Plane Revealed By Ags Led Group
Washington report describes an extremely high speed experimental plane development by a group led by Fe Ags. The craft reportedly tests a long fuselage, advanced fuel system, and a claimed one year test window. Officials say a jet model dubbed the Flying Gulette stands as a key milestone in this program.
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Washington
Monlen
Vision
al Dowslie Atorafl Co
Hueony
Windoni
Our Nutaes Os Park
Immm
Fae Micasuyhls
Break-in Suspected At City Garage Police Probe
Police investigated a suspected break-in at a city garage after employees reported a disturbed rear pane. Entry was gained by smashing a small window and a hook was used to reach inside. The intruder escaped by the same door and lock remains in question.
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PROBE
City Garage
Bhutskensen
Minnd
Corry-Jamestown
Wable Murder Trial Delayed to February in Greensburg
The murder trial of John W. Wable, 26, dubbed the phantom slayer of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, was postponed by Judge Richard F. Laird in Westmoreland County. The trial, set for November 20, was pushed back after defense requests for more preparation time. A grand jury last Friday indicted Wable for the July shootings of two truck drivers on the Turnpike, Harry Pitts of Bowling Green Ohio and Lester B. Woodward of Dunran non near Horzsburz.
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Associated Pro
Greensburg
John W. Wable
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Richard F Laird
Westmoreland County
Alaywéys
Hie ‘Turnpike
Harry Pitts
Bowling Green, Vo
Lester BL Woodward
Dunrannon
Horrsburz
Reaction Split Over Ex President Truman Speech
Washington reports show a sharp divide in reaction to former President Truman amid allegations surrounding Harry Dexter White. Attorney General Geri¢ra Brownell criticized White as a communist spy while defenders and Republicans push for more disclosures, highlighting partisan tensions.
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Washington
Geri¢ra Brownell
Truman
Deagier
HyEloh
White
U.S
von Tiber
PBS
Mal Dix Heston
Hoover Ile
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Chicago
Leonard W. Pil
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Ferguson
Michigan
Senate Republican Policy
LFBI
Shalman Jenner
Iternal -Goourly- Mibcomn
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Clararice Brown
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