Rent 74 i station on Kington street for Temh Cor n Association
Obscure classified item list with mixed phrases and numbers. Mentions rental, sale items, hardware, tools, livestock, and household goods. Difficult to parse but conveys a local sale notice with contact hints and scattered product references.
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Kington Street
Corn Association
Joe Cohen
Watt
Man
Garland
Bath
East Ata' Eher
Turmace
Italy
Brazil and New Zealand win seats on U N Council on initial ballot
Brazil and New Zealand secured seats on the United Nations Security Council on the first ballot as a third vacancy remained unresolved. The U.S. backed Turkey for the contested seat, while Greece’s term ended and Poland vied for the other seat with Philippines and others in the running.
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Brazil
New Zealand
U.N. Council
Associated Press
Turkey
Poland
U.S
Tyjay
United Nations
U . Security Council
Council
I. N
Lay
Philpins
Bovick
Andrei
Jahinaley
Assembly
Pandidney
Vilays Lakshmi Pandy
India
Brasil
Baltol Ga
Philiapines LV
Czcchoslovakia
Ecuador
Mexico
Security Council
Trusteeship Council
Greece
So& Bloc
United States
Thehilippines
Canada
Disarmament Commission
Chile
Pakistan
Car Rams Rear Ends Another At Busy Intersection
Mrs Rita Peters of Bass Spring Held drove into Dean Bashline’s car at a city intersection causing $145 in damage. Bashline’s vehicle stopped in front of the city police station on East South Street at 1:45 p.m. Yesterday. Eyewitnesses speculated Peters failed to brake in time.
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Corry
Ann Intersection
Rita Peters
Bass Spring Held
Dean Bashline
East South Street
Bashline
Vehcle
Bush South Street
Sity
Iran Confirms Return of Red Party Crackdown with Death Penalty
Iran moves to enforce the outlawed Tudeh Party with possible death sentences for leaders and supporters. Prosecutor Hossein Avamideh announced a 12 page indictment targeting former premier Mohammed Mossadegh era figures, accusing them of attempting to overthrow the monarchy and incite removal of the shah.
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Tan
Tuden
Hossein Avemodeh
Hilf
ePremier
Mohammed Muswadegh
Mos
Fodeghy
Lin
Bhah
Mohammed Reza
Will Discuss Credit Bureau At City Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants plan a Municipal Building meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o clock to debate continuing a city credit bureau. Proponents seek a representative merchant turnout while questions focus on who pays for operations and whether the bureau should be self supporting.
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Credit Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
B O'élock
Bixcan
Linge
Representa
Bus Collision on New Jersey Turnpike Injures 21
SWEDESBORO N J Associated Press says a New York bound Greyhound bus crashed into a halted truck on the Turnpike and overturned injuring at least 21. Passengers crawled from windows as the bus slid on its side to the road. The injured were taken to Underwood Hospital Woodbury and Cooper Hospital Camden by private cars and emergency vehicles. One death was reported in the first reports.
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Associated Press
Swedesboro
N. J
New York
New Jersey Turnpike
Underwood Hospital
Woodbiry
Godper Hospital
Camnden
Prisoner Escapes Hospital Dupe Guard In Ward Theft
Peter Mamuzich of Midland escaped from Spencer Hospital while a deputy sheriff supervised. An accomplice is believed to have smuggled a rope and waited outside in a car. Mamuzich then fled through a second window. Authorities describe a broad suspect lead and warn of a parolee facing larceny charges and federal offenses.
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Meadville
Peter Mamuzioh
Midland
Spencer Hospital
Mamuzich
Edward
Riemenschneider
Franklin
Migmudoh
Wes
Act Nply SS
Mamurith
J. Alderman
G. MacTornaghan
Calinly
Beaver County
CITY'S OLDEST RESIDENT DIES AT 101 IN CORRY
Mrs. Ellen Willis, Corry's oldest resident and the county's elder citizen, died after a lengthy illness at 101. She lived with nephews Harry and Ross Fleming at 9 East Columbus Avenue. Born September 20 185, she married Tomas Willis who died years ago. Before moving to Corry she spent 55 years in Meadville and led the Ladies Auxiliary of Lodge 84 Pride of 142 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the nation's oldest auxiliary member. Survivors include great nephews. Davison Funeral Home will host viewing and the service tomorrow at 9:40 by Rev Henry Harris of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial in Green Dale Cemetery in Meadville.
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Ellen Willis
Erie
Marilla
N.Y
Tomas Willis
Corry
Meadville
Ladies Auxiliary
Lodge 84
Brotherhood of Railroad
Davison
Honry Harris
Evangelical United Brethren J
Preendale
New Cut Rate Mechanical Heart Described To Doctors
A $190 mechanical heart pump described to the American College of Surgeons promises to move only about 10 percent of normal blood flow yet may sustain life long enough for surgeons to perform repairs. The device, a common commercial pump, has been used on dogs and is being adapted for humans. It was developed by Morley Cohen and G Walton Tillete of the University of Minnesota Medical School. Further details continue on page six.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Morley Cohen
G. Walton Tilete
University of Minneski Medics School
Minneapolis
Doe
FBI May Step In Kidnapping Case
In Kansas City the wealthy Greenlease family seeks Bobby Greenlease's safe return after his abduction. The FBI may assume official involvement on the seventh day under the Lindbergh act, while police maintain a hands off approach at family request. Neighbors and churches hold prayers as the search continues.
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FBI
Robert Greenlende
Gsxoelites
Bobby
Greenlens
Herman St. Koch
Sreenlease
Max
Five Saved In Local Blaze Near Corty Home
A fire at the Robert Nichols residence on RD 4 Corty prompted a swift neighbor rescue before fire teams arrived. Mrs Lovett Nichols and three Nichols children slept inside with Kath Neen, 1, when neighbors David and Sharon Bensink forced entry and alerted them, later confirmed by fire crews.
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Robert Nichols
Corty
Cuir Eam
Narow
Mary Gary
Nichols
Sherry Lee
Randall
Alan
Kath Neen
David Bensink
Intial
Uhiere
Freight wreck delays passenger train near Lock Haven
A freight wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad blocked all three tracks of the Susquehanna Division near Lock Haven early today. A eastbound passenger train from Buffalo to New York City arrived more than an hour late. No injuries were reported.
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Wasia
Lock Haven
Associated Press
Susque
Actan. ‘ x
Corry Man Held in Assault on Four People
Corry man Wilcox is held on charges of assault and battery after allegedly attacking two men and two women with a club at the American Club. He was denied bail on related charges, with Welch and Cody also named in the case. The incident occurred at about 1 AM when police found Wilcox armed and resisting officers.
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Corry
George Wilco
Steve James
Mornig
Beeng
Dasi Nigasf
Wilcox
Tor Builty Lycharyen
Zipporin Mille
Meg Liven Steen
J. P. Welch
Trice
Dowph Cody
Wise
Brie
W. Cobbett
Welch
Cody
Swainenen
Evie
Wiens
Mire
Miller
Simb
Saintie
Steen
Wilens
Bott
Wilcex
Tomorray
Siren
Corryite Receives York Rite Cross of Honour
Wilbur Rickers of North Center Street was among Western Pennsylvania members of the York Rite Masonry to receive the York Cross of Honour in a ceremony at the Masonic Temple. The event honored Rickers and noted two other candidates eligible from Keystone Prince No 46. Also reported: Turnpike Commission toll revenue for the year ending May 1 showed gross receipts of 21,281,469 with a 93.2 percent gain.
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Wilbur Rickers
York Cross of Honour
North Center Street
Ofivr
Pennsylvania
York Ric Masonry
Wb Pertons
Masonic Temple
WV Franttin
Voner
Chousande
Masony Moki
Pennay Venta
Narrishurg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Chofemon
Thomas A, Byam
Weekend wrecks cite four motorists in district
Four drivers faced charges after weekend accidents in the district. Police reported a car demolished and another nearly toppled a pole, with injuries requiring hospital care for one occupant. multiple vehicles were towed and impounded as investigations continued. Local officers traced the incidents to West Washington Street and surrounding avenues, noting driving conditions were cited as a factor.
Peterson reports to IRE on European tour
Wasmunurun y u pearson civil defense chief told President Eisenhower he inspected bomb shelters in Norway and Sweden during a 0 day Europe tour. He visited Denmark Germany Belgium and England. discussed hydrogen bomb and civil defense with Eisenhower. shelters and factories were reported as far as 125 feet underground in Norway and Sweden. Also notes death of Capt. Charles J. Harrison in Philadelphia from a heart attack while playing tennis with his 1 year old daughter. survived by widow Eleanor and son Charles Harrison Jr.
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Wasmuurun
Yu Pearson
Eisenhower
Norway
Sweden
Po Bart
Peterson
Prusidane
White House
Europe
Denmmark
Germany
Belgium
Eng Jand
Nore Way
Abart Attalx
Philadelphia
Charles J %. Harrison
Fourth Naval District
Concrete Pour Continues at School Job Site
On Corry Avenue High Betloot a concrete pour proceeds with 40 cubic yards placed in the winasroom floors and walkway areas. Workers report a five day week disruption and ongoing material delivery, with updates on completion and next steps as weather turns colder and site operations shift between rooms.
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Liawit Co
Enysloves
Balsiire
Shiyimenk
Ortaber
Lend
Lowe
Plomsann Steel
Raf
le Cetin
Gas Well Holds Interest Here in Clear Ule Development
Corry stockholders in the Clear ’ulé Development Ga near Widgway learned the company brought in a well at 3 p.m. Saturday with an estimated daily output between three and four million cubic feet. The well is in Benezette Township and part of a growing gas field with 139 wells active or scheduled. The field’s area covers about 40 square miles with multiple producing wells and capacity around 34,000,000 cubic feet daily on one well. Also noted was a New York report that Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sheri, Protestant Episcopal bishop, returned from a six-week Far East church mission tour with AP’s Frank Jr. Stars.
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Corry
Clear
Dimi Dubic
Vie Gumbel
Tools Club
New York
Henry Knox Sheri
Protestant Episcopal Church
Far East
Fight
Frank Jr. Stars
Associated Press
News Cooperative
Vureaus
Warning Sours Indian Official as South Korea Pressures NNR Talks
The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission pushed to begin overdue interviews with prisoners, aiming to interview 359 Allied POWs including 4 percent Americans and 1 Briton. Indian command defends handling, while South Korea warns of swift action against hostile probes and demands the Red China line.
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Neutral Nations
NNR
Shberview
Phey
Wwe
Ludins Ates
Pilies
Indi Command
S. Dune
Reds
ONG
South Korea
Cho Chunn
Miv
ROK
Cho
Korea
Inquiry Board Warns Ike on Longshore Tie Up
The inquiry board recommended that a negotiated settlement for the Longshoremen dispute is unlikely. The report could prompt a government move for a swift injunction under Taft Hartley to curb further shutdowns. The International Longshoremen’s Association had ousted the APL for cleanup failures but signaled willingness to comply with a court order and return workers.
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Fiy
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Taft-Hartley
Ube Pearly
Atty. Ganerst Brownell
Ples Xtenke
Tanynulonial Longshoremen's Association
ILA
APL
Haw
Son Wa
Break in Bobby Greenlesse Kidnapping Near, Says Chicago American
Chicago American front page reports a potential breakthrough in the Bobby Greenlesse kidnapping. FBI action anticipated soon in Washington, Chicago, and other locations, though local sources note no definite signs of a break yet.
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Asshoirie
Chicago
Chicago American
Bobby Greenlesse
Kline Weatherford
Vhler
FBI
Washington
Chinigo
Manes
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Mr. Rickers
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R J. Fogle
Harold ‘Brown
Lloyd Stowe
York Rive Masonry
District
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Yin Login
E. Warner
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Trapt
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Inquiry Board
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