Auction notice for farm livestock and real estate sale
Bid notices and livestock auction details listing Brown 0049 and Backus Auctioneer. Items include Holstein cattle, ages 2 years to 18, various properties in Columbus and Wells, with addresses and phone numbers. Terms show bids due within days after sale, and announcements indicate dairy herd quality and farm equipment in Rockwell and Laurford areas. Deaths, dates, and local references appear amid scattered names and locations.
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Bett Noy
Andy Walt
Nap
Okalski Faris County
Columbus
Lawford
Selvania
Yanis
Helfer
Rockwell
Uttes
Thion
Backus
Iry
Durham
Bitter exchanges flare as POW interviews unfold amid Korean War repatriation
Bitter clashes erupted as Allied and Communist observers conducted prisoner explanations at Panmunjom. Only nine of 430 Chinese POWs agreed to return to communism, with confrontations, curses, and chairs hurled during 82 interview tents. Brig. Gen. Hanblen protested higher-than-expected red defections while 28,400 former Red soldiers and thousands of others remain under commission interview.
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Neutral Nations Repariation Commission
Pitel
U.N. Command
U.N
Bulovjée
Ivker
L. Han ‘Ylen
Thimayye
Gen Fluck Takes Over as Commander of PNG
Harrisburg Brig Gen Henry J. Pluck assumed command of the 28th Pennsylvania National Guard Division after Maj Gen Charles Curtis of Allentown retired. Curtis, long associated with the unit, previously led the 10th Infantry Regiment and was named assistant commander earlier this year when the division was reactivated. Governor John G. Fing praised Curtis for devotion to duty.
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Py Axsuemuy Cress
Harrisburg
Henry J. Pluck
Charles
Curtis
Allentown
Fiork
Wishms
L10th
PNG
John G. Fing
School directors to meet to select site near Spencer
Wayne and Concord Township school boards plan a special session Tuesday at 8 30 pm to consider acquiring a site for a new broom elementary school. The Dingfelder parcel near Spencer is favored but may require condemnation. An adjacent plot owned by Hobert Clark is also a candidate if approved by the architect and state building plans.
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Wayne Jd Goncond Township
Acquiriig
New Broom
Elgin
Spencer
Uy Cary
Dingsolaer
Tyler
Bein
Concord
Concord Township
Wayne
Stis
Dingfelder
Walter Gammpbell
Dingtelder
Hobert Clark
Department of Public
Tax evader ordered to pay 30000 fine
Samuel Frazee Unton Limberman received a three year suspended sentence and a 30000 fine after changing his plea to no defense on allegations of padding income tax of 153000. Midge Joseph P Willson accepted the plea as a jury failed to reach a verdict after 12 hours. Frazee was charged with evasion as president of two lumber companies.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel Frazee
Joseph P. Willson
Frazzee
Schools Closed Monday For One Day Break
Local public schools will not hold classes next Monday as students enjoy a one day break. Teachers will attend the Northwestern Pennsylvania Binlé Education Association convention at Strong Vincent High School. Classes resume at normal time on Tuesday.
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Strong Vincent High School
Brie
Wable faces more grilling in trucker slayings case
Greensburg Pa John Wes fey Walle 24 year old man held without bond after pleading innocent to two murder charges in the slayings of two sleeping truckers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. He was moved to jail from Albuquerque where captured. Wable reportedly participated in the killings and identified scenes, with investigators skeptical of his account and no evidence of others involved.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
John Wesfey Walle
Amita
Wable
Jill
William R. Hohn
Albuquerque
N. M
Andrew J
West Alexander
Tig
Sheperd
Isee
Parks
Pittsburgh
Babson on Salesmanship and Opportunity in Business
William L Douglas, once a shoe magnate, sparked a shift from high to low shoes by offering a $10,000 prize to solve dangerous hook problems. The solution led to a popular line of low shoes and a broader industry move. Babson emphasizes that inventors need salespeople and advertising to drive America’s future growth.
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New Boston
N. H
William L. Douglas
Brocton
Mass
Ata
Douglas
Dumbells
Chest Fund Campaign Sends 800 Letters to Homes
The Cor ty Community Chest campaign launched with over 800 letters mailed to local and area homes. Walter Ross, chairman of the drive, said the letters reach a selected group not normally reached by personal solicitation. The appeal replaces past house-to-house efforts, aiming to raise 31880 for the city’s charitable needs this year. Division workers will distribute pledge cards at industrial plants and business sites as the drive runs toward October 31.
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Corty Community Chest
Walter Ross
Chirman
Jdtive
Erie Father of 2 Dies in Brawl
A 21 year old Erie man and father of two, John Lempicki of Exie, died after a street fight at Third and Parade. Howard Stanley, 82, of Evie, admitted striking with a broken beer bottle and is held on possible murder charges. Police found the victim kneeling, bleeding, as officers rushed to aid.
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Erie
John Lempicks
Exie
Hamot
George Wochner
Howard Stanley
Evie
Stanley
Englert
Johny Hill
Radar spy case heats McCarthy probe in session
New York Senator McCarthy called a special Senate Investigations subcommittee hearing to quiz witnesses about alleged radar spying. The session follows testimony from a Fort Monmouth employee and is set to include present and former employees. McCarthy postponed another visit to Lewistown penitentiary to question David Greengins, brother in law of a former attorney.
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New York
McCarthy
Senate
Perman Pant Investigations Subcommittee
Atv
Ron
Monmouth
J. J
Ft. Monmouth
Federal
Lewsburg
Quiesten
David Greenginsu
Atomapy
Tuli Fosenberr
Border clash between Israel and Jordan unsettles UN
Foreign ministers from Britain and major powers urged London to push for peace talks as tensions rose along the Jordan River border. The dispute drew attention from the United Nations and raised questions about Middle East stability amid regional tensions and international mediation efforts.
Interest Lags Over Election One Week Away
Mailers report waning voter interest one week before the spring primary. Candidates from both parties face a crowded field for City Council and mayoral races as incumbents and challengers seek cross party support amid limited party organization backing.
Police Complaint On Molester Follows Woman Home
Report says a would be molester followed a young married woman walking home in the Third Ward. She escaped to her West Washington Street home and called her husband, who reported it to police. A prior similar incident along Bile Street prompted authorities to investigate the car and owner, though no action details are available.
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Les. eTowever
West Washington Street
Cape
Bile
Jordan Asks Iraq For Troops Amid Emergency Requests
A fragmented report describes Jordan seeking foreign military support including Arab Legion units to bolster defenses as violence rises. It notes statements from a Jordanian official, mentions Baehivhul vane and Bri fuluy Blige, and alleges 56 Arabs were moved by a Spanish force.
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Desire
Vanalee
Baehivhul Vane
Pepe Li
Uyusr
City Ministers Will Be On TV Televised Program Next Week
A televised city ministers program will air on WICD9TV from Erle next week. The Corry Ministerys association lists schedule with devotions and music. Ministers Bay Muela Wesday Briley Lines Howford Oriner are named for ministry duties across Monday to Friday.
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Coty
Helin
Mou Canheln
Wey
Muela
Wesday
Briley
Howford BM
Thyliidas
Francis Whiteman
Nn Priday
Elmer Oriner
Ex Corry archer downs deer at 65 yards with bow
Walter J. Beluley of Meadville killed a deer at 65 yards in Forest County using a Bear Grizzly bow with a 52 pound pull. The animal stood 64 inches high and dropped after the arrow pierced the heart. Kinley, an archery club member, said he has hunted with rifles but prefers bow hunting for sport.
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Meadville
Charles Faymer
Ai Ole
Tym
Kinley
Titusville Archery Club
No Damage in Fire on Pennsylvania Avenue Chimney Blaze
At 12 45 this afternoon firemen responded to a chimney fire in a dwelling just north of Nichols grocery store on Pennsylvania avenue. Damage was minor and firmen quickly controlled the blaze.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Nichols Grocery Store
Big Three Meet Sheds Light on Far East and Europe Tensions
At London the United States Britain and France agreed to discuss East-West security and warned of new probes into Asian and Austrian disputes. Western ministers debated Yugoslav and Italian issues, border moves, and a planned five power conference with Soviet notes, aiming at a broader settlement in Europe.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Millein
Frame
Park OF Hind Grrmon
Tees Mgmesses
Alek
Dioerioi Soveeess
Trovil
Wester Qiedies
Tony
Konrad AdEnner
Bernie Che
Amory Nese
Atiork
Jorday
United Nations Seariky Council
Wiligsite
Aris
Trieste
Italy
Tso
Tugsno
Switzerland
Nurses End Convention In Pittsburgh Elects Officers
The Pennsylvania Nurses Association closed its four day annual convention in Pittsburgh yesterday electing Mrs Mary Dumm of Spangler as second vice president and Mrs Lilly Naulton of Philadelphia as secretary-treasurer. Mary E Beam of Philadelphia remains president and Martha Forest Connellieville holds the vice presidency with expiry noted next year.
Ship Mishap Leaves Many with Critical Burns
Investigators probe a violent explosion aboard a vessel as officials weigh sabotage, with FBI offering only a brief comment. The incident prompts questions about cause and safety measures as rescue and containment efforts continue.
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FBI
Navy blast horror hits carrier Leyte during peacetime
Investigators swarm over the wounded carrier Leyte to determine cause after a violent explosion. Reports describe critical burns and scattered confusion as officials seek an official explanation amid ongoing inquiries.
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Boston Navy
Leyte
Rede Burgaw
Navy Explosion Kills 38 On Leyte Ship
A deadly blast aboard the Leyte class ship near Boston kills 38 Navy personnel including 21 enlisted and four civilians. Surgeons rush to hospitals as officials announce a court of inquiry will convene. the disaster is described as the worst since the Mississippi explosion in 1944.
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cHefter Leyte
George D. Crespy
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Mhauiry Posatty Wunday
Thomas
Lane de Vlukhi
Delsnse
Howe
Bosley Naval Shipyard
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J. Ballentine
Arache Flotaly
Leyte
Ataln
Thomas. A. Asiroon
Norfolk
Tle Tine
Boston
Tory
Illie
City Hospital
Carney Hospital
Navi Hospital
Chelsea
James W. Manary
Boston City Hospital
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