Farm Auction Offers Broad Range of Livestock and Equipment
A late John Ber 2 farm sale lists 24 springers and cattle including Holstein heifers and Guernseys, plus 22 head of stock. Numerous farm implements and household items are offered, from tractors and wagons to metal tools, furniture, and appliances. The auction is set for Wednesday with cash terms and a free distribution of merchandise.
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Arthur Scou
Neers
John Ber
Ite
Sting
Jenty
Ted
Horner
New Holland
President Invokes Law as Dock Walkout Grips Ports
Longshoremen parallelized East Coast ports with a strike starting in Portland, Me, and extending to New York Harbor. President Eisenhower invoked emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act and named a three member board of inquiry to report by Monday midnight, with a possible court order to enforce the law if needed. Violent fears rise as AFL and ILA factions clash at Grace Line pier 25 while police separate rival pickets.
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Associated Press
NEW Fork
Eisenhow
New York
Eisenhower
New York City
Portland
Hampton Roads
Wlinton
International Ongshoremen
Americary Fedtion of
Faihire
AFL
Apl-Ila
TLA
Grace Line
Pier 25
West 10Th Street
John Dwyer
ILA
Erie Native Named Ambassador to The Netherlands
President Eisenhower nominated Tadeo H. Freeman Matthews as ambassador to the Netherlands with Senate confirmation still pending. Selden Ghupin, a former Hague ambassador, is slated as envoy to Panama after talks with Panama’s President Remon. Chapin, Erie, Pennsylvania native, is 54 and long served in foreign affairs, including earlier ambassadorships.
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AY Semermemrve
Erie
Foreign Service
Ronently
Netherlands
Hongary
General Hull Arrives in Tokyo to Lead UN Far East Forces
Gen Hull lands in Tokyo to relieve Gen Clark and assume command of United Nations forces in the Far East. He states he plans to contribute to postwar stabilization and accelerate missions to establish a stronger presence in the region.
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Hull
Tokyo
Clark Toero
John 2
United Nations
Far
Bem
Marke
United States
Hull Lite Nevecmen
Report Decline In Polio Cases
Washington reports polio cases fell to 1853-14 percent below the prior week. Health Service officials caution against expecting sub 2,000 weekly totals for the year, noting 2,150 cases the week ending September 19 and 9,582 in the corresponding 1952 week. Since January 1 there have been 26,400 cases, below the 28,082 in the same 1952 period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bible Health Service
Renin
Sittin
Rainfall Above Average in County This Month
Two heavy downpours on September 19 and 20 raised the month’s rainfall above the average of 3.98 inches for the Cory district. Local weather officials caution that totals may adjust as data is finalized.
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Corry
Parcel Post Rates Rise at City Post Office
Parcel post rates climbed at the local post office with increases across zones and weights. A one‑pound package within the Corry area now costs 18 cents, and a 10‑pound shipment anywhere in the U.S. tops $9.03. Heavier items above 40 pounds are not accepted locally, while the change follows guidance from the Post Office Department and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Corry Mulling
Belore
U.S
Zanes
Post Office Department
Interstate Comm ‘Nee Commission
Aisu
Area Crash Toll Tops Dozen. 26 Hurt In September
One person was killed and 26 injured in 20 traffic crashes on state highways patrolled by local State Police. Jester Hubley cited the month’s figures, noting joint property damage of 13,370 dollars. Officers conducted 10 criminal investigations with two arrests. Traffic citations, mainly speeding, totaled 49. The six officers logged 11,855 miles of patrols and fielded 204 information requests.
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Corp
Hubley
Moarn~ng
Ond
Joon
Coun ty Shrine Club to buy respirator for Erie hospital
Thirty five members of the County Union City Shrine Club approved buying four new respirators for the Erie hospital. C H Holden of West Church Street to head a fundraising committee. Provisions set for annual contributions to Corry and Titus City hospital children's yards. D McGlintock of Talonwily chaired the meeting.
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Union City
Scheine Clu
Tocal Country
Clu
Fem Zem
Ab Erie
C.H Holden
West Church Street
Te Children's
Corry
Thlon City
McGlintock
Talonwily
Driver in fatal crash held by coroner’s jury
A coroner jury in Pennsylvania found 22 year old Monongahela truck driver Arthur Kovals responsible for the deaths of three Eastern Pennsylvania soldiers in a crash at Routes 1 and 51. Witnesses testified the other car ran a red light while Kovals’ truck had a flashing yellow signal. Kovals cited by the jury after refusing to testify citing employer policy. Three soldiers from Tamaqua and Lansford died. two others were injured.
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Associated Press
Ittsburgh
Monongahela, Pa
Arthur Kuvals
Dowingtown Chemical Firm
Kovals
Kavals
Pvt
Louis Gazza
State Police
Biserie
Reopen Korean Debate Hinted After Red Maneuvers
United Nations officials expect further Communist moves in the Korea peace conference debate as the General Assembly focuses on seven priority items. Delegates fear Peiping and North Korea will press for Asian neutralization, raising concerns about Soviet backing and the potential to shape the discussion.
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United Nations
Yenpen
General Assembly
Korea
China
North Korea
Australia
U. S
Asia
Andrei Y
Stevenson and President Canfer WASHINGTON Adiair Stevenson to meet Eisenhower
Stevenson and Adiair Stevenson arrive in Washington for a month tour to discuss world conditions with President Eisenhower and top diplomats. Eisenhower invites Stevenson to the White House for a private talk and a luncheon. Officials invited include Secretary Dulles and CIA head Allen Dulles among others.
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Washington
Adiair
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Secretary of
State Dulles
Iron workers strike in Paducah region heats fears of bloodshed
In Paducah and Joppa allied unions clash over a Bechtel Bechtel projects. Local 595 of Paducah and Local 658� 655 accuse each other of racketeering as the 16 day walkout widens. Ray Armstrong, organizer for Cairo group, says pickets will avoid bloodshed while the Ironworkers’ International creates Local 768 to take over.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Stiikkebound
Joppa
Ray Armstrong
Toca
Cairo
Til
Taw
ATL Ironworkers' International
Local 768
Vie WelWorkers' International
Bechtel Corp
Con Rivlor
Ohio River
Tran Voduonty
Loon 589
Manunharmed in Hazleton blast as $2200 missing
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a car ignition blast injured no one though briefcase with 2200 dollars disappeared. Clarence Sipple assistant secretary of West Hazleton Savings and Loan said receipts from yesterday were inside the front seat case. The blast ripped the hood knockoff fenders damaged windshield and wrecked the motor.
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Hazleton
Clarence Sipple
West Hazleton Savings, and Loan Co
Sipple
West Hazleton
Diast
Police Family Silent On Probe Of Kidnapping
Kansas City reports a wide search for Bobby Greenpase who vanished after a private gathering at his father Robert Grivenlease's home on the South Side. Police say no clues have surfaced while relatives and associates caution over the strain on the boy's family and the father's resolve to pay ransoms if needed.
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Associated
Kansas City
Bobby Green
Kiss City
Wendi
Gathalle Wood
Bit
Robert
Griven
Zia
Greemlease
Attlee demands east west talks at Labour conference
Margate England prime minister Clement Attlee urged Western Soviet talks before rearming Germany at the Labour Party Conference. He criticized U S Franco Spain pact and pressed recognition of Chiang Kai shek government seated in the United Nations. Attlee proposed Chiang’s Ch ing island headquarters neutralized and cautioned against exclusion of Korea talks. In Uniontown Pa a West Penn Power serviceman, Charles Wawa, 41, was electrocuted while working on a pole at mile marker 19.
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Associated Press
Margate
England
Pornwr
Clement Attles
British Labor Party
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
Generalissimo Franco
Attlee
China
Chiang al-Shek
United Nations
Formiosa
Chiang
Triolly
Korea
Uniontown
Chars Cl
Wawa
West Poni Power Co
Miley Ants
Senate OKs Warren appointment amid Dem praise
The Senate moves to confirm Karl Warren as attorney general, with Democrats praising the selection. a January confirmation by the judiciary committee is anticipated, while Republicans lament delays and question readiness of the nominee.
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Judiciary Committee
Washington
Sialanlaed Samine
Mrecuss
Jonicy
Essentiower'e Apyiolait
Goy
Karl Warren
United States
Enik
Feminyse Guiituenia Fepublieny
Hess
Minh Zenate
Ganimilion Lvu
Senate
Denversist
Harold Biri
Special School Meeting Set For Two Districts
A special school meeting is planned to discuss a new 12 room building to serve two districts Wayne Township area near Spen Sor Behnot, with four rally areas and an all purpose room. The proposal aims to meet present and projected student needs and seeks board approval for the schedule and site details.
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Wass
Concord Havenshins
Jin
Corry
Oeditough Library
Sune
Banlas
Slenoneuy
Alexi
Waldered
Wayne
Toth Returns to Face Murder Charge in Slaving Case
Robert Toth, a 22-year-old former Air Force sergeant, is free on bond as he awaits U S Supreme Court action after a federal judge ordered retrial arguing the Air Force had no right to take him to Korea. The case centers on the slaying of a South Korean civilian and involves plans to restore Petine Farouk to power.
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Asevomce
Pittsburgh
Robert Toth
Keres
Joli
Toth
Jones & Lavehlin Slee) Corp
Hazelwood
Air Force
U. S. Supreme Gofrt
Washington
Korea
Beet Rises in Price for Bottled Beer Across Market
A stray OCR fragment reports beer price jumps from 20 to 26 cents per bottle with references to wholesale increases and distributor adjustments. It mentions nickel and other cents changes, noting distributors and operators facing shifts, and hints at retail price marks such as 9.25 dollars for regular brands. The text is garbled but centers on shifting beer costs and supplier responses.
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Lori
Yanih
Fourth Rail Union Seeks Wage Hike for Locomotive workers
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and representatives present demands in Cleveland for an 80 cent raise. They seek similar boosts from three other unions the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, and the Order of Railway Conductors. The four unions collectively represent about 300000 railroad workers whose contracts expire at midnight.
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Cleveland
Stalin Death Triggers Celebrations Across Poland
An interpreter from Poland, Hajdukiewiec, said Stalin's death sparked wild celebrations nationwide with bars forced to close and police limiting revelry. He described feeling relief and happiness as others recalled wartime struggles.
North Korean POW protest turns deadly at Panmunjom
Axsociatedt Prem reports a deadly clash at Panmunjom as anti Communist North Korean war prisoners clashed with Indian and Allied observers. Gunfire wounded five and killed one during a rock throwing protest at a compound and hospital, prompting Allied and Indian officials to clear inmates and restore order amid heightened tensions.
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Prem Panmunjom
U. M. Command
Abe
Sulla
Park
Indian Command
Koxenns
Ny Pola Grech Commission
Wien
Brig
Gow. V. MC
EBLUL
U.N
Au Thijan
Man Slays Wife in Domestic in Uniontown Pa
Authorities say 58 year old Teayih killed his wife Bessie 43 in their bedroom with a pistol during a quarrel. Their children Gemnetty 17 and Henry 11 told police the man fled the scene and was captured within hours by state police. Separately, Brockway police investigated three arson fires damaging frame buildings as a mining town endures unrest.
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Uniontown
Bayy
Guy Sullivan
Bessie
Gnemetty
Henry
Poline
Weroos
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Lion Table
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George Muldevick
Iruck
Tionesta
Ranonsburg
Pennsylvania Transformer Sc
International Bloh
Gones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Ta Aliquippa
U. S. Steel Corp
Ite Irvin Works
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Wwayne and
Concord
Tal
Theihim Abdel Hadi
Pxtine Farouk
Eden
London
Asorluled
Perelgny
Anthony Eilon
Pim Melabeter
Fang
Jory
WNL
Deve Bineks
Sen Witim Woowland
Fourth Rail Union
Stalin
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Jan Hajdukiewiex
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