Real estate notices and properties offered for sale
A garbled newspaper listing shows multiple properties with prices and contact references, including addresses and descriptions of rooms, features, and availability. Names like Ray Palmer, G. Bulard, and T. H. Treat appear among notices for sale or rent, with figures such as 6700 and 12000 dollars. An Erie County estate notice references the will of Wilts Pennsylvania and related claims and deadlines.
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du- Smith
Ray Palmer
Bath
West Churcherty
Bedia
G. Bulard
Stedel
T. H. Treat
Desmail
Jewnie
Erie County
Wilts Sylvania
Thomson
Trix
Ennsylvania
Herle
Snyder Aldaon Srumnl
Ulles
Trade Study Group to Seek Hoover and Stevenson Advice
President Eisenhower's seven member trade study group will seek input from Herbert Hoover and Adlai Stevenson as it studies foreign aid and trade issues. Hearings are set for the next two days with public testimony planned next week, aiming for a March recommendations to Congress on trade policy and the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act.
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Hoover
Stevenson
Assington
Eisenhower
Adlair Stevenson
Herbert Hun
Clyene Randall
Chicago
Inland Steel Corp
Paul G Hollman
Wremocrat
W. Averell Harrimaiy
TromIn Ui
Sen
J Sen. Bush
R-Conni
Te Commission
Brevenson
Randall
Congress
Buish
Loward
United States
Father wins custody in out of court settlement
Sime EL Button of 20 West Washington street obtained custody of his two children in a post divorce action. The court granted legal custody to the father and arranged care by their grandmother at 47 North Center Street. A writ of habeas corpus had previously given him custody after concerns over the mother’s home, with the divorce finalizing July 1962. The case followed a long period of guardianship by the grandmother and prior removals by the mother. Campbell of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates was reelected president of the National Coal Association.
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Sime EL Button
West
Washington Street
Elmer Vans
Sutton
Marchetta Sutton
Louis Schrader
North Center Streat
e-Sutton
Schrader
Mire
Hike In Benefits Pushed By Steelworkers
The CIO Steel Workers committee opened a three day session in New York to press for increases in death disability hospitalisation and surgical and dental benefits for its 1 200 000 members and to consider guaranteed full wage. Staff technician John Fomayko urged higher company contributions citing the $8 500 death benefit as inadequate with the average steelworker aged 59 and concerns about widows. Contracts with about 2200 companies run through next January.
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Associated Press
New York
CIO Steel Workers
Wil Fon
Hau! Bees Expwethel
Holsohn Fomayko
Steelworkpa
Special Envoy to Panmunjom Leaves Today
Special envoy Arthur Dean departs for Tokyo and Seoul to begin talks with Red China and North Korea on a Korea settlement, meeting leaders in Tokyo, Seoul, and Panmunjom. Dulles urges no accommodation to create an illusion of agreement while seeking concrete issues for negotiation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arthur Dean
Karen
Rement
Dulles
Moscow
Hatib
Europe
New Yorker
Sheech
Dean
Tokyo
Seoul
Panmunjom
Toya
Syneman Rhee
U.S
Pantnunjom
Deavi
U.N
Niktauer
State Department
Bis
Molotov
Germany
Eden
Bidaule
London
Lugano
Switzerland
Godfrey Admits Firing Julius La Rosa and Archies Plea
New York Arthur Godfrey said he fired Julius La Rosa for lacking the qualities he hires for and cited incidents showing La Rosa and Archie Bleyer used the Godfrey shows to promote outside activities rather than the program. Godfrey announced the releases at a news conference.
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Ey Aera
New York
Arthur Godfrey
Julian la Rosa
Bee
la Rosa
Band
Jewdler
Archie Bleyer
Three Cars Bus and Tractor In Area Crashes
State Police investigated two crashes near Spartansburg involving a Cleveland woman in a car and a school bus driver. In the first incident Mrs. F. C. McGuire, 62, was cited for improper passing after clipping a bus driven by Grace Rose, 24. A later crash west of Spartansburg involved Willard Walton’s tractor, hit by Thelma Morris, 8, and Morris’s car also struck John Adams, 54. Damages totaled about 600 on the tractor, 500 on the Morris car, and 100 on Adams’s car. No injuries reported and investigations continue.
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F. C. McGuire
Cleveland
Grace Rose
R. D
Spartansburg
Ranges Corners
John Adams
West Main Street
Walton
Sparansbury
Adams
Morris
No End Seen to State Drought Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports drought continues with no rain in sight across the state. Temperatures near 80 degrees set a date record in Harrisburg while only minimal rainfall has fallen. water supplies deteriorate in Schuylkill County Mahanoy City and Blythe Township. Crops suffer especially corn and potatoes as Waynesboro dams drop below normal and water hauling increases. Forecast calls for fair skies with little rain, possibly no relief this weekend in western regions. Indictment for murder filed in Pittsburgh against Edward V. Gray for the July shooting of his sister Elizabeth Gray. He admitted the shooting claiming it was at her request after she returned home intoxicated. He also attempted self-harm but survived.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Schuyliel County
Mahanoy City
Blythe Township
Franklin County
Waynesboro
South Mountain
Pittsburgh
Edward V. Gray
Elizabeth
Gray
Chest Effort Tops 11598 As 3rd Day Opens
The Community Chest campaign reports progress on day three with $11,598 raised toward the goal of 981,550. Industrial workers contribute $5,000 to the industrial division, with $200 more from workers. Fraternal and service clubs add $120, professionals $100, and government, banks and utilities $354. Mail solicitations yield small amounts from Corry, Spring Creek, Columbus, and Elgin as Chairman Walter Ross urges more donors and workers to finish the drive by month’s end.
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Ion
Walter Rows
Unis
Higgest
Slivision
Corry
Spring Creek
Columbus
Elgin
Ross
Corry Women Win Damages Over Auto Crash Award
Two Corry women received damages totaling over three thousand dollars after a three day Erie County Court trial. Miss Josephine Frisina was awarded 2152 and Georgia Cottle 460. The jury found Erie based Hastis-Satiet, Inc. liable after a driver pulled a wrecked car onto Route 19 near Seorsarge, causing the collision. The judge ordered an x ray projector to be used to examine head injuries.
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Corry
Ene
Josephine Frisina
West Main Street
Georgia Cottle
Baton Lawh
Tractor and shed burn near Columbus in area fire
A garage and implement shed on Gene Sweet farm between Route 6 and Spring Creek four miles east of Columbus burned to the ground around midnight. Firemen reported the loss of a tractor drill and a tractor plow with an estimated $3,000 damage, likely not insured. A neighbor heard an explosion before discovery and authorities noted possible ignition from yesterday afternoon.
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Gene Sweet
Route 6
Spring Creek
Columbus
Sweet Home
Local store changed hands as Niederriter sells to Ul Purchases
The Niederriter appliance store on First Avenue changed ownership to Loo Ul Purchases with Ul taking control and continuing the same service and product lines. Connie Frisina owns the building while Ul plans to keep the service department and staff, and Niederriter retires from retail but remains as distributor for major lines.
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Loo Ul
Miederiter
First Avenue
Qutter
Thamane Ind
Nederriter
Tirsteavenue
gAkiti
Hed Teren Maren
the Lerest
Lng
UL Ani
Connie Frisina
Alenvlfer
Evie
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Niederriter
Ila
Merehurdine Bor
Winder
Leonard Niedee Rile Corry
Bile H chanBe
Woods Scoured For Parachutist Near Washington County
In Washington, Pa a search stretched through thick woods after Marianna residents reported spotting a man parachuting to the ground. Witnesses described a white canopy as the object floated downward and noted no aircraft was seen in the area. Local men Skinner and Joseph Rudnisky told police they saw a man fall to earth under a white canopy.
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Washington
Washington County
Marianna
Skinner
Joseph Rudnisky
U N Council Postpones Debate on Trieste Issue
Report outlines United Nations Security Council delaying discussion on Trieste amid procedural confusion. Article cites unclear voting records and mentions several nations and observers reacting to the postponement.
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U.N. Council
Trieste
McCarthy seeks permission to question spy in early hearings
Senator McCarthy obtained authority to question spy David Greenglass in a controlled sequence at Lewisburg prison and related sites. The plan includes sending Francis Carr and Roy Cohn to conduct initial inquiries while a closed hearing is set for Fort Monmouth and Newark. Strong entities include McCarthy APD Stevens Lewisburg Greenglass Carr Cohn Monmouth Newark.
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Solon
Greenglass
al Federal
Ft. Manynouth
David Grevneliss
Ui Ueara
Lavisuung
Ellin Rosenburg
Mccarthy
McGarthy
Lewisburg
Funn
MrCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
Newark
Demonstrations Continue in Rome Over Trieste Return
In Rome on the second day of protests students clashed on main streets calling for Trieste to be returned to Italy. Police used force to separate groups near the Soviet Embassy after earlier incidents. Seventeen youths were arrested on suspicion of Communist agitation.
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Rome
Tnrs
Dlson
Trieste
Italy
President Benson backing sparks farm policy clash
Washington reports President Benson faces pressure from Sen. Young over farm aid. Benson defends approach while addressing diverse topics in a news conference. He signals no current plans for partisan electoral involvement and weighs TVA privatization questions amid broader economic policy uncertainty.
Red Interrogations With Prisoners Again Canceled
A fragmentary report details another cancellation of Red interviews with unrepatriated American war prisoners, including Dickenson. Wary Aleutian Pacific theater context and U.N. commission notes. POW repatriation delays and tensions influence coverage of the event.
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RED
Palmyra Boy Dies in Fire at Two-Story Building
Eight-year-old Palmyra resident David G. Koons perished in a blaze that leveled a two-story building on an animal handling site. Uncle Joseph L Patio, 48, was critically injured and transported to Good Samaritan Hospital. The boy was rescued from flames after being trapped inside as the building burned. Authorities and fire crews battled the blaze throughout the night.
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Associated Preay
Palmyra
David G. Koons
Joseph L Patio
Pal Tayna
Good Samaritan Hospital
John L. Groh
Lebaron
Cour
Sid
Hutthelsgnis
Patrick
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National Coal Assn
Godfrey
Julius LA Rosa
Erie Automotive Company
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Joseph ‘Shirey
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U. S
Reds
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Siniel Vailiess
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Selva
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Arthur Lindstrom
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Nak Bec
AHL
Leneamplisnt
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Ted Wire
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Saurmmie Savik
Autiel Vishinotky
Heidel
Sen. McCarthy
School Authority
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Henry
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Uday Vojved
Lee Denim
Eriliew
Hue
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Wes Ing
Republican Party
Edward
Dickengan
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Britain
Randy Turpin
Carl Bobat Olson
Walth
Madison Square Garrent
Garden Lobby
Timib
France
Charles Fumes
Corporal
Virginia
Panimwunjom
Fuward
Dickenson
Mesa
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