Real Estate and Farm Auction Notes in Sparse Local Ads
A scrambled ad page lists homes for sale with pricing and contact notes, mixed with farm equipment and dairy cattle details. Names such as Gail Brown and Buesink appear with broker and location hints, alongside agricultural listings for cows, equipment, and a school board notice about coal bids and a bid location in Spartansburg.
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Robert Walte
Center Street
Ams
Spring Church Street
Vd Avenue
Rasselas
Homer
Columbus
Gail Brown
Bulard
Johnson Center Street
Rouse
Mears South Street
BROWN
Salard
Wattey
Esman
Cail
Ansburg
Arthur
Sher- Clymer Road
Kle Farm
Jersey
Wilcan
Buesink
Cuba
N.Y
Ania
Ged
Spartansburg
Russia presses U.N. action on charges against United States
The Soviet Union seeks a U N debate of two complaints alleging American aggression toward China and Formosa. The United States refuses to seat Red China in the discussion, with Lodge denouncing the accusations as a plain lie.
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U. S
Red China
Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
U. N
China
United States
Soviet Union
Formosa
Andrei Vishinsky
U.N
Chow En-im
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N. Security Council
Lodge
Assembly
West Main and West Washington street paving begins
State Highway Department crews moved onto West Main street to lay blacktop atop the cement base laid over three weeks ago. The westward project aims to complete both West Main and West Washington streets in a few days. Yesterday workers finished blacktopping the Corry Elgin road for .76 mile with a one inch top. West Washington will be 18 feet wide and West Main also 18 feet wide over about a mile.
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State Highway Department
West Main Street
West Mall Street
West Washington Street
Corry-Elgin
Chest Appeal Reaches Eight Thousand Eight Hundred
The citys Community Chest drive advances with chairman William Pelfer reporting 4228 contributed, edging past the percent mark toward the 3215 goal. Retail stores banks and utilities gave strongly. A Tadlair Head sculpture will be painted on Center Street and a feather added as 3000 more is donated.
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William Pelfer
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Center Street
Soviet overtures test Western unity at UN
Western diplomats assess Russia’s softer line on disarmament and Trieste as Moscow seeks to split allies. Andrei Vishinsky offers conditional co sponsorship of further talks, while U S officials weigh risks of backing or rebuffing what could be a propaganda trap.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Russia
U. N
America
Rusal
Trieste
Vishninsky
Kremlin
Tobacco Problem Before State Medics
The 104th annual Medical Society of Pennsylvania session opened with a tobacco symposium featuring Grice M. Roth of the Mayo Foundation Harvey Hasy from Richmond Ernest Widner of New York City and Hugh Montgomery of Philadelphia. Other topics included obstetrics gynecology urology and dermatology. The House of Delegates urged reform of workers compensation standards blood bank standardization and restoration of federal funds for general disease research.
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Philadelphia
Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Grice M. Roth
Mayo Foundation
Harvey Hasy
Richmond, Va
Ernest Widner
New York City
Hugh Montgomery
House of Delegates
Resistance to Truck Strike Collapses Amid Settlements
New York group of 45 truck companies faces weakening stance as more firms sign union terms. AFL Teamsters cite a widening collapse while a $110 million damage suit seeks court orders. Strike began Saturday over a 25 cent hourly raise with drivers earning up to $2.77 and helpers at $1.77.
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Associated Press
New York
AFL Teamsters Union
Joseph M. Adelizzi
Long Island
New York City
Trenton
N. J
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Teamsters
Earer
State Supreme Court
The
David Kaplan
Foundation Will Buy Polio Vaccine for Children
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced a contract to purchase polio vaccine to treat nine million children next year, with free injections once available. President Baal O'Connor said purchases are a calculated risk to secure early supplies before tests confirm effectiveness.
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Foundation
New York
National Foundation For
Baal O'Connor
National Foundation
Council Rejects Hotel Sewer Charge Appeal in Corry
Corry council, in a brief session, rejected hotel owner Avynson's bid to cut sewer charges from 1.60 per room every four months. Officials cited occupancy and department factors, while discussions on a new fire truck and street ordination continued.
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Council
Corry
Conneil
Cory
Atabed
Robert Price
Abbey
Earl P. Cherry
Avvnson
Charles Thompson
Streets
Oak
Stanford Hose Go
la France
Seagraves Tirma
Burkhart Lost For Grid Season At Corry High
Corry High School football senior John Burkhart will miss the rest of the season after x rays at Corry Memorial Hospital show a fracture of the left thumb. He sustained the injury in the first quarter of Thursday's game but played the balance of the contest. He will be admitted tonight and operated on tomorrow morning.
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Burkhart
John Burkhart
Adenauer In Paris For Talks
Flood threat eased on the Ohio River as Wheeling and nearby towns reported limited damage after the crest neared 976 feet in Ohio and West Virginia. Officials questioned large damage estimates while evacuation numbers remained modest and river levels fell.
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Ohio River
Driver Suffers Stroke While Driving in City
Taph Parks of Evie suffered a stroke while driving on North Center Street near Teving Street. He was admitted to Coury Memorial Hospital yesterday at 4 18 p m after collapsing. A passerby found him and emergency crews transported him to the hospital. traffic was controlled by bystanders until police arrived.
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Taph Parks
Evie
Coury Memorial Hospital
Milferiuk
North Center Alrent Jng
Teving Street
Parks
Genter Atreet
Levine
Parks’ Wate
City Walice
Blood Donor Drive Seeks Help in Corry Area
Blood donors are urged to come to the Cross Bloodmobile in Corry from noon to 8 pm tomorrow. Organizers expect most donors from local industrial workers and call for others to contact the Tuesday chapter office to participate.
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Corry
Planta
Dixon Chosen as Utah GOP Congressional Candidate
In Utah Bay Lake City a prominent educator replaces Stringfellow on the Northern District ballot after a chaotic withdrawal. Dixon, president of Utah State Agricultural College, wins an unofficial 19 vote nomination and accepts amid behind the scenes pleas from top officials.
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Associated Press
Bayt Lake City
Utah
Hight
Hotat
Douglas
Stingfellow
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah State Agrigutural Collenes Logois
Salt Lake City
Seeingfellow
Uffier
Nikalory
Ware
Dixon
Sait Lake City
Sun
Oxden
GOP
J. Bracken Lee
Jack V. McLan
Roosevelt
Usac Board of Trustees
Gasco Officials Visit in Corry
National Fuel Gas Company executives visited Corry to inspect facilities and discuss upgrades. W H Locke stated that storage capacity, new mixing plants, and Roystello Pumping Station additions have expanded capacity by over 10 million dollars in five years. Local officers N B Donovan D F B Gonaway and C G Cherlavensen noted distribution, production, and finance roles.
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National Fuel Gas Company
New York City
Pennsylvania Citu Company
Corry
Erie
Warren
Jamestown
Cory
W. H. Locke
Pennisylvania Cla Company
Roystello
Naonal Fuel
Napece
National Fuel Gas Company Group
W. TH. Locke
F. Flummerfelt
Troquois Gas Corporation
Buffalo
H. Nichols
Crcation Gas Corporator
United Natural Gas Company
QM City
J.T. Farrell
Provincial Goo Company, Ltd
Fort Erie
Canada
Wild
Ras Ute
Robbery at Pittsburgh service station nets $1400
A service station attendant, Dodowsk, was robbed of $1400 in cash and checks by a knife-wielding bandit yesterday near East Liberty. The thief forced the attendant to stop at a traffic light, pried open the car door, and fled toward a railroad underpass.
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Pittsburgh
Liberty
Do‘dowsk
Kiwanis Car Wash Aids Dental Fund Drive
Kiwanis and Key Club members plan a Saturday car wash at the Fourth Ward playground to raise funds for dental care for needy children. Volunteers will wash cars from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a $1 suggested donation, proceeds benefiting the Kiwanis dental fund and Nebal Mind.
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Mitln Bros
Kiwanis Dental Fund
Fourth Ward
Neystal Mind
Youth Hit by Shotgun Pellets In Hunting Accident
A 16 year old in Wisconsin was shot with shotgun pellets while hunting partridges near North Clymer. He was treated at WCA Hospital in Jamestown after being transported by four companions. Police attributed the incident to a separate action by another hunter Rousseau. The two boys, Rousseau and Smith, were nearby when the shots occurred and aided the injured youth. In a separate note, quadruplets were born to Mrs. Lawrence Doucet in Bathurst New Brunswick Hospital. mother and children reported well.
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WCA Hospital
Jaimestown
Brucemith
R. D
Wis
Donald Rousseau
Greenhurst
Willialt
Elmer i. Widlund
Widlind
Rownwal
North Clymer
Smith
Widlund Eaid
Rousseau
Bathurst
N. B
Hotél Diet
Adenauer in Paris to press Western defense link with West Germany
West German Chancellor Adenauer arrived in Paris to discuss ending Allied occupation and restoring sovereignty. He and French Premier Mendes France aim to reach agreements on revised treaties and inclusion of West Germany in a Western defense framework, with talks touching the Saar and frontier issues.
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Prem Paris
Konrad Adenaguer
West Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Saar
Pierre Mendes- France
Jerich National Assembly
Paris
Europe
Ade
Mner
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
EDC
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Thuy
Brussels
Italy
Britain
Prancy
Benelux
Thelow
Ponrd
Jangimge
Adermust
Mendes -Prance
Mendes-France
Body of German war bride found with husband in room
In Washington County near West Alexander the body of 22 year old Maria Whiteman was found in a filled bedroom alongside her critically ill husband Alvin Whiteman. Coroner L G Cray ruled the death accidental and noted the wife had been dead about ten hours. The 31 year old Army veteran had married Maria nine months earlier while stationed in Germany and was discharged last spring. Neighbors reported concern after the couple were unseen for more than a day and the landlady alerted authorities.
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Washington
West Alexander
Washington County
L. G. Cray
Maris Whiteman
Alvity
Maria
Rhine
Germany
Alvin
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W. Brown
G. Bulerd
Ory Howse
Moscow
U.S
West Main
West Washington Streets
A&p
Curtis ‘Rumpall 22
Washington and Jefferson College
Yeeterday
Penn— Lincoln Parkway
Turnbull
Chevy Chasé
Wales
Fifth Street
Fifth Silvel
Pennsylvania Cas Company
Board of Henlth
Howith
Hurley Drake
Stella
Gross Oh Pentale
Dl Motier
Ralph Heath
West Pleasant Street
Arid
Colt Cilman
Pomeroy, O
Ohio
Pitts
Buureh
Wheeling
W. Va
al Belpre
Robert L Phimmer
Enginee
Edgar B Bykes
West Virg Tinia
Fale
Ralph Parks
Stringfellow
Gasco
Jamestown Hospital
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