Real Estate Listings and Odds Ends from Local Market
A jumble of property listings and household items for sale. includes rooms for rent, barns and lots in the Coram area, prices around 6500 to 7000 dollars, and various household goods like beds stoves lamps and chairs. Also includes dairy animals and farm notes with dates and names such as Wayne, Maty, and Frank Arthur.
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Roomy South
Esas
Russell
Gota
Wayne
Bea
Olstein
New Blows
Frank Arthur Atas
Three-Mill Tax Hike Seen On New School
Corry board debates building costs for a joint junior senior high school. An estimated $2.09 million price tag could raise yearly district costs near $26,000, implying about a three mill tax increase over present levels. The discussion notes a 1952 junior high bond issue of $12,000 annual payments and potential future savings, with site options limited to two locations.
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Senior High
Corry
Xehdol
Plains Mast
Goriy Bond of
Focal Bord
Nares
Architec
Wilfe Campbell
Dis Strich
Ibis
Funlg Carry
Columbus
Spring Creek Bigin
Wayne
Concore
B Weldt
Ant
Carry
Bradley players plead guilty in team game fixing plot
New York dispatch reports Bradley University players Eugene Melchobre George Chimakleeye William Mann pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge in a national game-fixing plot. They allegedly conspired to throw a game against Bowling Green State University on March 19, 1958.
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York
Er Bradley University
Tayers
Batl
Dobury
Che
Eugene Melchobre
George Chimakleeye
William Mann
Bowline Green
Ohio
Radar System Nears Completion in United States Defense
Washington reports Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg says nearly $205 million radar warning system against aerial attack is close to operation. Air Force officials indicate full activation hinges on second wave of interceptor planes and long procurement lead times. First aircraft deliveries lag two years due to contracts, hiring, and factory production, yet most equipment for the network is in place and installation continues.
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Washington
Geta
United States
Hoyt Vandenbird
Air Force
Chiet
Jolker
Air Forte
Congress
Andar
Vondentiery
Corry Community Chest totals $11,662 in eight divisions
The Corry Community Chest drive reports eight divisions contributing a total of 11662 so far. Corporate gifts lead with 7000 from local plants and firms, while individual donations average about 3 dollars per contributor. Officials note early days show progress but caution on final success.
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Corry
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen prepares for nationwide strike
Washington report says the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen with 75,000 members was urged to ready for a possible nationwide walkout after a strike vote passed by a wide margin. Separate dispatches note arrests in Pittsburgh over embezzlement from Kaufmann store and a Tehran note on oil official Hassidi summoned to Washington for talks with Prime Minister Mosaddegh and President Truman amid the Guilistan dispute.
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Weyanquenuederes
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Tehran
Tran
Imn
Gare Hassidi
Preminr Mohammed Moxadegh
Truman
Hassidi
Mossedegh
Mass Picketing Ordered at All New York Piers
Leaders of rebel unions ordered mass picketing at all New York piers as a wildcat strike halted most military cargo handling. Up to 30 000 members reportedly joined the rebellion against Taft Hartley era policy. Ships and 138 piers were idle in New York harbor with $11 000,000 worth of cargo backed up and federal mediation efforts underway.
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New York
Ubel Kingedires
New
Clyde M. Mills
Chenallyn
Washington
Wi-Siate
Atlantic
Joisoulé
Korea
AFL Ta Jieenational
TLA
John B. Rych
John Gene Sampson
Ryan
Atlantic Shipping
Mevedere
Maine
Virginia
Reve Deckers & Minority
New York Harbor
Commerce and Industry Association
Truman
Mills
Jolly
Ching
Boston
Post Office Department
Lamplight
New Orleans
Stewer Dores
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Albany
N.Y
Red Cross Aides At Hospital Meeting In Corry
Representatives from Corry Red Cross groups attend an orientation at Erie Veterans Hospital to learn hospital volunteer methods. Newly joined board members Mrs James Harper Miss Leora Stranshaw and Mrs William Leaby take seats. Executive Secretary Mildred Alfred to attend training in Alexandria Va Oct 2 to Nov 3. Midwest flood relief donations reach 169. William Gotchall visits Corry chapter.
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Red Cross
Corry
Erie Veterans Hospital
James Harper
Leora Stranshaw
William Leaby
Mildred Alfred
Alexantila
North Center Street
William Gotchall
Safety Services
State Fish Group Will Study Dam Costs
The State Fish Commission in Harrisburg will study the Columbus Dam project costs. Executive Director Charles A. French says a full cost study will guide a final decision in fall or winter, with local offers of aid insufficient to avoid a municipal outlay. If built, the dam would form a 100 acre lake suitable for fishing swimming and boating.
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Columbus
Harrisburg
State Fish Commission
French
Erie
Warren
Sonere
Beef controls to be continued says DiSalle
Price Director Michiel V DiSalle said the administration would not lift beef price controls and would consider new enforcement measures. He defended OPS against industry pressure and reiterated the aim to keep controls in place while Congress withholds authority for slaughter quotas. He charged a majority of the meat industry with non compliance and unethical actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Michiel
DiSalle
Oday
Office of
White House
Agriculture Department
Congress
Disialle
New York
Corry Man in Critical Condition After Self Inflicted Wound
Jamestown General Hospital lists 60 year old William M Spangenberg of Corry as critical following a self inflicted gunshot at his estranged wife s home in Jamestown. Police say the wound occurred when a carbine shattered the window and the man moved through three rooms before collapsing. The bullet entered his chest and lodged near his groin.
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Corry
Jamestown Genera Hospital
Willam M. Spangenberg
Cory
Sunny Weht
Jamestown
Spangenberg
Local plant cuts back to a forty hour week
A Raymond plant announces a 40 hour work week starting tomorrow with an eight hour day replacing the nine hour day. The move stems from fewer durable consumer goods orders and reliance of materials for defense production, with no immediate need to increase hours unless consumer goods demand rises.
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Raymond Firm
Accordine i Nobles
OMP
Eustoma
Ruymbad
Suchiime
Neierd
Britain Votes in Crucial General Election Campaign Ends
London reports the 24-Britain election campaign ends with two pivotal issues: Britain's world role amid looming war and the controversial sabdilism. Voters of 36 million cast ballots Thursday between Churchill led Conservatives and the Socialists who rose in 1945. Liberal candidates are few, aiming to be a balancing third force. Predicts a Conservative return with a large parliamentary margin, based on polls.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Winston Ghurvhill
Dowtring
House of Commons
Churchill
de Wee
Valer
United States
Egypt warns against rioting as Britain tightens Suez Canal limits
Gatro Egypt Oct 24 government warns against rioting amid Britain’s tightened Suez Canal control. Britain allows 250 trucks to pass from Suez Port while rail traffic remains largely halted. Egyptian police confront crowds in Alexandria as demonstrations flare. one protester killed. Officials condemn unrest and vow strong action, citing threats to security and plan to resume governance.
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Associated Press
GATRO
Leypt
Feyni
Britain
Sted Suen Canal
Suezly Oairs
Canal
Shell of Company
Siea
Devatse
Nes
Alexandria
Minisba Faud
Jimze
Nary
PUC approves Penelec boost in new rate schedule
Harrisburg Oct 2 The Public Utility Commission approved Penelec to introduce a uniform rate schedule affecting 276,723 customers. The plan, effective Monday, raises bills for 182,923 customers by about 416,700 dollars yearly, increases to 92,800 customers by 270,000 dollars yearly, and yields an unavoidable revenue boost of about 36,000 dollars annually. The new schedule applies to December bills.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dobre
Publi Utility Commission
PUC
Dallas Hospital Fire Damages Wing at Sir Pahl General
A four alarm fire swept the West wing of Sir Pahl General Hospital in Dallas shortly after midnight. No injuries were reported, all patients evacuated, about 250 of 300 beds occupied. Fire began in the students dormitory on the Atti floor. A vocational survey on site noted by the Barry public school system plans reporting later in the day.
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Dallas
Sir Pahl General Hoapital
Fie
Catho Dic Hospital
Barry
Escapee Parolee Detected Near Warren City
Melvin Biles, 37, using rough handwriting and garbled text, appears to be an escaped parolee from Pennsylvania who walked away while under watch. State officers reported he was brought to Warren and currently held in custody as investigators review his papers.
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Warmen
Wen
Honee
Pennsylvania
Melvin Bilees
Staffords
Tay
Bne
Warren
Sikes
W. D. Dung
Jamestown man dies after minor accident fight
George Raines 58 of Jamestown dies from a spinal cord injury after a dispute following a minor two car collision at Eighth and North Main streets. Philip A. Black 9 of Jamestown is charged with second degree manslaughter. police say witnesses differ on events. Black released on $3,000 bail. he has worked for Champlain Construction for nearly 48 years.
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Jamestown
Del
George Ry Ranes
Jamestows
Philloy
A. Black
Eighth
Blake
Raines
Samuel T. Kowerssie
Frederick R. Weedon
Black
J. B. Peterson
Tor
Rubber Plant Walkouts Hit Ohio and Pennsylvania Plants
Willoughby Ohio and Conneautville Pennsylvania saw walkouts by CIO United Rubber Workers today. About 1,100 workers in Willoughby and 100 in Conneautville walked out after deadlocked negotiations on a new contract. A third Ohio plant in Long Beach was covered in the tentative agreement, though details remain contested.
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Willoughby
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Ohd Rubber Co
Conneautville
Edward C. Johnson
Conneaul=ville
Ohio Shbler
Long Beach
Johnson
Hosgaining
Jon Shép
Oftikee Prapislan
Negotiators to Resume Korean Armistice Talks in Panmunjom
Allied and Communist teams reopen discussions in Panmunjom to set the demarcation line between UN and Communist forces and address prisoners, foreign troops, and verification, aiming to end hostilities though no timeline is set. Elsewhere, an air battle over Kumsong sees jets exchanged, with US Sabre downed and Chinese losses. Public school salary proposal in Pittsburgh seeks raises totaling about 500,000 dollars, affecting 2400 teachers.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Red
Fae Sone
Amerie Varnival
Widsow
Stehe
Coor
Turner Joy
Chile
Une
Derma
Wien
Karen
Kumsong
Trishtine
Fifth Air Force
Tafa
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