Fragmentary rental notices with scattered details
Fragmented OCR yields scattered rental notices mentioning addresses such as 475 Bast an and Three kim street, along with contact numbers like 21945 232 g-24tt and 22093. Mentions Joe Cohen and G. Bulard appear amid partial room and rent notes. legibility is poor and details are incomplete.
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Antral
Trimiahed
Joe Cohen
Oor Association
Ion West
G. Bulard
Watt North Hast
Epic Parish Auction Listing Odd Lots and Antiques
A fragmentary auction notice lists items such as porcelain dolls, marble tops and tables, 400 day mats, dresses, mantels and sideboards, dining room furniture, beds and stands. Firemen and owners are mentioned among auctioneers and participants, with many unspecified consignments.
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Wage Atelier
Lela
Iller
Corry City Budget Hints At Two Mills Tax Increase
Corry city council warned residents that next year’s budget may rise about 10,000, roughly equal to two mills in taxes. Some revenue sources remain uncertain, with debate over how much burden will fall on property owners versus other sources, and relief from this year’s tax levy may lessen.
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Corry
Muich
Roal Estate
City Budget Draft Weighs Incinerator and Sewage Plant Costs
City officials review tentative budget figures amid debate over a new $48,000 incinerator and a potential $300,000 sewage disposal project. Proposals include financing via tax bonds and a separate authority, with pay raises for 19 street, fire, and police employees totaling about $9,700. An assessor's revaluation adds $5,000 for triannual costs, while reducing per capita levy by roughly $637 and saving about $6,700 by cutting two street department positions. Continued on Page Six.
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Aion Lwo Mammoth
Erie County Court
Etthyy
Five Nation Meet Looms Over Trieste Issue
Secretary of State Dulles said a five power conference could be held to settle Trieste fate and plan withdrawal of American and British troops from Zone B. He noted it would take substantial time to pull out 7,000 troops and that diplomats in London were discussing technical withdrawal problems.
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Associated Press
Washington
Suite Dulles
United States
Britain
Weston
Europe
Dulles
London
Chest Campaign Nears Goal With Five Days Left
Community Chest appeals report $24,404 raised with five days remaining. Donors include corporations at 92,000, industrial workers and unions, retail employees, professionals, government and utilities contributors, and several local towns. Chairman Walter Ross hopes to surpass the $31,500 goal before the drive ends Saturday to aid agencies receiving aid.
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Udvyanen Gitts White
Concord
Wayne
Spring Creek
Columbus
Blain
Walter Ross
Rmn
Ross
Erie RR Names New Agent Here
Wayne Arters, freight agent at Union City, will replace David Jones as local Erie Railroad agent here. Jones moves to Crown Office, taking charge there on November 1. E A Blair, formerly freight agent briefly in 1961, is reassigned to Lima as supervisor of stations.
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Wayne Arters
David Jones
Olean
Union City
Erie Railroad
T. EB. Meg ‘Ginnie
Arters
Jones
E. A. Blair
Lima
ICC Alters Stand On Baggage Fee
The Interstate Commerce Commission reversed itself and allowed a large rail group to impose baggage charges on train travelers. A 35 cent fee was set for hand luggage and 50 cents for trunks, applying to routes across the South Central states and excluding New England. The plan had been proposed earlier in the year but was rejected by the full commission in May. the new ruling upholds modest baggage handling fees as a reasonable practice.
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ICC
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Mary Tocipision
Hye
Bey
Deadlock in Korean peace talks at Panmunjom
U S Ambassador Arthur Dean warned reporters the second day of preliminary talks showed both sides clinging to opposing plans for the conference. He urged the Reds to settle site and date while insisting only nations whose troops fought in Korea participate. The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission remained paralyzed over anti-Communist prisoner interviews as a fresh meeting was set for tomorrow.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Korea
Thimayya
Weiriste
Terence
Fox
Prowress
Rain Promises Relief for Tinder-Dry Pennsylvania
Rain was forecast across Pennsylvania offering relief to tinder dry forests and parched farms. The extent of rainfall remained undetermined as the Werther Bureau and state agencies monitored the situation. Officials warned on whether the hunting season would be postponed as rain moved eastward from Indiana and Ohio into Western Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Werther Bureau
Seaton
John 8
Fine
State Game Commission
Department of Forests
Warere
Game Commission
Weather Bureau
Thediana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Former German Field Marshal Freed by Reds
Berlin reports from the East German press say former German Field Marshal Friedrich von Paulus has been released by the Soviets and arrived in East Germany a few days ago. The Soviet daily Taegliche Rundschau notes his surrender at Stalingrad in February 1943 and his planned residence in East Germany.
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Berlin
East Germany
Feredrick von Paulus
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Taegliche ‘Rundschau
von Faulus
NLRB Upholds Corry Plant Picketing Case Decision
The NLRB upholds the Corry Jamestown Mic. Corp charge of unfair labor practices against the Eure Local of the Electrical Workers Union after pickets halted work at the new plant on East Columbus Avenue. Affected workers refused to cross the line, suspending construction until the picket was removed following an examiner’s preliminary inquiry. Work resumed once orders were issued and the union posted the required agreement copy.
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Corry-Jamestown Mic. Corp
Eure
Electrical Workers Union
National Later Relations Board
Erie Onion
Ie EH. Platt Co
East
Columbus Avenue
Thiba
Corry-Jamestown Electricians
NLRB
Winléw
Electricsl Workers Union
Timon Hell
Corry-Jamestown
Iso
Thion International
No Settlement In Milk Dispute In New York
New York officials pressed for a quick end to a milk strike that cut city milk deliveries to homes and retailers. Talks persisted at the Roosevelt Hotel with federal state and city mediators as 18 000 union drivers and plant workers and 400 companies sought a resolution. Milk supplies to hospitals and schools continued while tank trucks were redirected to processing plants for dairy products.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
AFL Titer Latonu
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Roosevelt Hotel
Britain Sets Off Atomic Blast In Australia Desert
Australia reports a third major atomic explosion at the Woomera range in South Australia. An official statement says the test was successful with limited details and no foreign observers present.
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Britain
Associated
Sydney
Australia
Beitini
Desert Woonbra Tocket
Australad
Cattlemen Plan May Question Former Spy Aide
Probers in Washington seek to quiz William Perl, serving a five year term, about ties to a Soviet espionage network. Interviews may include an ex Soviet embassy official, Gouzenko, tied to the Ottawa spy case era. Senate investigators telegraphed McCarthy for permission to interview Perl and transfer talks to New York.
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William Perl
Associated Poss Wew
York—Hanuti Saveutique Ory
Rownbers
Devil Ponir
Nciary Ab Tele Halite
Rasenbey
Muumenttt
A J
Ue Ulleztal
Arterson
Sendonpla McGarthy
Senate Primmert
McGarthy
Pork
New York
McCarthy
Jenner Lennie
Joie 1 x
Teor Gouenko
Ottawa
Gouzenko
Colmse
Roy Mt Colin
Senate
Perhutenk
Jaseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Raber Morris
Senate National Security Secommittee
William ©. Jeuner
R-Tnd
Corry Youth Cited In Crash
A Corry youth was cited for reckless driving after a westbound crash on West Columbus Avenue. The vehicle, a 1941 model, went off the road, struck a ditch, and overturned, injuring him and prompting transport to Corry Memorial Hospital. Police noted excessive speed.
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Wilkes
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mary Brull
Columbus Avenue
Mantel Street
Brown
Nifleors
Quiz Suspect In Missing Girl Case By Ac- slated Press
A 43-year-old Bernard Laver was brought to La Crosse Wisconsin for questioning in the disappearance of Evel Hailey a five year old. Police say Laver from Watoma is charged with raping a Wisconsin housewife and is held on a warrant in Waushau County. The investigation is ongoing as investigators pursue all leads.
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Wis
Evel Hailey
John Bosshard
Bernard Laver
Bosshard
Laver
Waushort County
Ala Wathoma
la Crosse
Nick Shin
Hurtley Gir
Prisoners to Testify Against Sir Convicts in Riot Case
Pittsburgh report lists four Western State Penitentiary prisoners set to testify against other inmates in connection with a riot. Eight prisoners face removal, with 34 scheduled for trial, amid security concerns. Names include Richard J. Goewhan and Donald Leroy Smith among others. several defendants from Pittsburgh and nearby cities are cited. Condition update notes Ben Harvey Taylor, Republican state chairman, stable after surgery at Polyclinic Hospital.
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Reese
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Reso
Floadinng
Richird J. ‘Goehwan
Pitti Bure
Molvin Kephayt Dr
Foona
Donald Leroy Smith
Harrisburg
Ben
Lieutenant Shoulders to Testify in Kidnap Case Probe
The jury will hear Lt. Shoulders and Miss Joe Marie George, among others subpoenaed, with items suggesting informant tips and a police board inquiry into the Bobby Groenlease kidnapping case. Discrepancies in arrest accounts linked to St Louis crime details have prompted FBI review and possible testimony over two days.
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Pate
Dnl
Hessian
Sholibery
Austin Fadl
St Louis
Otter
John Huger
Hall
Hal
Tome Brown
Wits
Ea Aloe Ngey
FBI
Tiers
Bobby Groenlease
Kanvaus Cy
Italy's Richest Farm Lands Face Flood Peril
Rome reports the Po River swelled by floodwater menacing Italy's breadbasket region. After days of storm, floods toppled dikes and damaged properties, with at least 72 lives lost and several hamlets inundated near the Po estuary where the river meets the Adriatic.
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Italy
Rome
Adriatic Sea
Busa
Bastimento
Heated fight over issue hinges on Congress gathering
Washington reports a 350 cattlemen caravan pressing the Carter? Eisenhower era program for dealing with the Ubs sonate si... The scene centers on President Eisenhower, Secretary Benson, and Agriculture Secretary Beecher, with Benson urging unity and congressional action. The cattlemen seek federal help to stabilize markets and push for industry support, amid broader economic concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Sr Ubs Sonate Sini
Westin
ULM
Prexident Finei Bowen
Agricultare
Beesoeer
Benxon
Tiventauke
Syria
Alice
Benton Yrsteraay
Benson
Oattieinen
James G Pair
Fo Benson
True Bill Found in Local Case
Manley Moore of HD 4 Dory was among 16 indicted in a local case. The jury returned a true bill on one charge of obstructing a officer while attempting to arrest his wife at a West Main Street tavern. Police testimony described an attack on Keppel and resulting injuries during the arrest.
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Manley Moore
HD. 4
Dory
Eve Younhy
Jory
Ural
Hheiton
Moore
Gorsich
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