Unfurnished and furnished flats for rent near 112 Gull
A garbled ad offers furnished and unfurnished flats at 112 Gull with private street access and varying rents. Mentions Joe Cohen, Wattsburg, and multiple contact numbers. Several stray phrases reference rooms, baths, a stove or fireplace, and a sale or lease notice, but the legible items describe rental units and location cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Tate Own
G. Bulard
Watt North
Bath
Arnace
Cauvel Cattle Sale Noted In Fall and Spring Plans
Fragmentary OCR mentions Cauvel cattle and seasonal sale plans for fall and spring, with unclear surrounding details. Entity density includes Cauvel and generic seasons. no specific dates or places readable.
Estate Sale Notice in Pennsylvania Readers
Notice of estate sale in Pennsylvania concerns various livestock and animals including horses ponies and sheep, with buyers invited at a specified time and place. The document lists names and contact details of executors and heirs, and mentions the County and court involvement in probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Ity
Arthur Eer
Es — Palaalors
Vadis
Mestown
Ion
Rie
Willsylvania
Thomson
Utrix
Maylvanii
New Farm Program Is Big Problem For GOP
Axsociated Press dispatch from Washington reports GOP leaders fear a large political danger as a new farm program is drafted. Senators warn of farmer unrest with year-end income dropping by about one billion dollars. Calls grow for policy changes by Secretary Benson as Eisenhower mulls broad relief measures and potential special sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refouver
GOP
Washington
Nowland
R-Calif
Kefanger
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Congress
Enowhead
Senate
California
Benson
Anttlemen
Hearing Set On Radio Station Merger Battle
Attempts by Venango Broadcasters and Olly T Rennekamp to merge applications for variances in Franklin and Corry failed, a FCC hearing set for November 12 was ordered. Attorneys met with hearing examiner James D Cunningham but adjourned as no merger prospects existed. Applicants have until November 12 to prepare engineering exhibits to decide which proposal best serves the public interest. One or both stations would operate at 600 watts daytime to serve the 1370 frequency, with signals conflicting if both granted. Venango would place in Franklin. Rennekamp would operate the station in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango
Olly T. Rennekamp
Franklin and Corry
Federa Communications Commission
James D. Cunningham
FCC
Cunningham
Rennekamp
Venanzo
Franklin
Cost Of Living Climb Tests Consumers Again
Washington report from the Associated Press shows the Labor Department says the consumer price index rose again in mid September. The index reached 116.2, up 0.4 percent from August, marking the seventh straight monthly increase as higher rents clothing and medical costs push prices higher while food costs fade.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ives
Israel Backs Off Jordan River Project Amid UN Debate
The United Nations Security Council debates Syria’s complaint on Israel’s plan to divert the Jordan River waters. Israel offers to suspend work, drawing praise from Arabs and the United States. Lebanon’s Arab League delegate Welcomes the move as easing tensions in the Palestine dispute while the council weighs terms of armistice compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Jordan River
U. N. Council
U. S
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Isrel
United States
Palestine
General Assembly
Ory
U.N
Tsuitel
Abbaban
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Charles Mark
Arab League
Eby
Civrles
Traeli
Washington
London
Theat
Bun
U. N. Tee
Varn Bentike
Council
Greek King Paul and Queen Frederik Visit U S
King Paul and Queen Frederik of Greece arrived in New York for a month long visit to the United States to thank Americans for aid. They will stay a few hours, then travel to Washington to be hosted by President Eisenhower. The King plans to address the National Geographic Club and visit colleges, an automobile plant, and a model farm near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Paul
Frederik
Greece
United Bates
Auven
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
National Fross Club
Chicago
Russia
Israel
Eien- Homan Béla Inday
Suviel
Matenkoy
Rynin
Pho
Nays Ravifrenen
Tate
Britain
Halrohe
Malenkoy
Sir Dulles
United States
Terkel
Israel Tins
Sion
Congress
Community Chest campaign hotline signals if goal nears
Walter Oss announces whistles may sound if the drive tops its target on Saturday the final day. Center street flare lights will mark progress as donors push toward the 315,500 goal with four days left and current total at 27,105.28 including corporate gifts, advances, and various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Oss
Chest Drive
Concord
Wayne
Spring Creek
Columbus
Elgin
Free chest X rays in Corry on Saturday
Corry residents who have not had a chest X ray for tuberculosis will be offered free screenings this Saturday. The Corry Christmas Seal Committee and Erie County TB Association will place mobile X ray units at North Center and Washington streets from 9 am to 1 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm.
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Corry
Erie County Health Aid Tuberculosis Associatiit
David A. Hillstrom
North Center
Washington Streets
Willstrom
TB Association
Gary
Cony
Hillstrom
Word Battle Heats Up In Pittsburgh Mayor Race
In Pittsburgh the mayoral contest pits incumbent David L. Lawrence, 64, seeking a third term, against Leonard P. Kane, 55, real estate appraiser and GOP challenger. Democrats hold a registration edge. Lawrence is backed by United Mine Workers and CIO AFT unions. Kane would be the first Republican mayor since 1933.
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Coswormacy
Epeos
Pittsburgh
Steel City
David L. Lawrence
Leonard P. Karte
Iwhoge
Kane
John S. Herron
Lawrence
United Mine Workers
Central Tabor
CIO
AFT
Dean To Offer Reds New Formula
The Corry Journal reports a libel action filed in Erie County Court by Credit Control Association Inc against The Journal and local entities over a 1952 news story. The suit accuses trespass after police revoked a Corry permit based on a confidential credit report alleging mismanagement and prior legal troubles. The Journal rejects settlement talks and vows to speed the trial.
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Corry
Ue Credit Control Association, Inc
Fisher Building
Main Street
Johnstown
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Erie Dispatch
Erie County
Michael Pugliece
Pittsburgh
Far
Ley Drake
Credit Conta Association
Chamber of Commerce
Journal
Tha Marty
Chambers of Commerce
Better Business Bureaus
Opieraline
Simmons
William Barron
Sheriff's Office
BR. Fy. Bettos
Chamber On Commerce
Venetn
Searing Drought To Hurt ’54 Crops
Harrisburg report warns Pennsylvania drought will reduce yields for 1959 May alfalfa and wheat crops after dry spell. Department of Agriculture notes lands baked by sun and six weeks without rain hindered seeding, causing costly delays and losses for farmers statewide.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Hunting Season Opens Saturday As Scheduled
Harissburg government announces hunting season will open Saturday as scheduled. Officials cite waterways and forest management plans while urging safety and adherence to regulations amid ongoing talks about license and bag limits.
Testimony awaited in Kansas City grand jury probe
In Kansas City a federal grand jury today prepared to hear testimony from veteran officers linked to a high profile case. Louis Shoulders and Carl Austin faced questions as part of an inquiry into an alleged hijacking plot and forceful conduct. Witnesses included Jonni Hager, a St. Louis railway driver, whose testimony supported arrests tied to Bonnie Brown Heatly and Hal Heatly.
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Kansas
Louis
Shoulders
Arpaniel
Carl Austin
Tnll
Sid Bobb
Greventense
St. Louie
Bis
Joni Hager
St Louis
O{ Hal
Bonnie Brown Heatly
Fall
Blood Stained Trousers Found in Kidnap Area
Police report discovery of blood stained trousers in a kidnapping area near Wis Belle Ch, with searches ongoing. Officials note no confirmation of a victim’s fate as ground crews and air support continue checking nearby routes and the 86 mile southern chain toward Latrosse.
Resolution Approved by French Assembly United Indochina Policy
The French National Assembly backed a resolution urging Premier Larjel to pursue a negotiated peace in Indochina and to strengthen the armies of Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia. It called for independence of the associated states within the French Union and received solid cabinet support amid a tense session.
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Paris
Wrenen National Assembly
Joseph Lar Jel
Bablestom
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Lante
Gabinel
Hope Now Sees Effort to Iron Out Korean Differences
AP reports a diplomatic push as U S envoy Arthur Deary Inmarcow offers a new formula for a Korean finder confluence. Talks aim to ease tensions with Communist negotiators and outline a plan for a high level conference. Press coverage notes cautious optimism amid mounting public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pammunjom
U.S
Arthur Deary
Ibere
Uae
Linn
Ganimannlat
pHyputh
Sivek
Sirewents
Alem
Omar
PLAN TO REDUCE ARMY STRENGTH REMAINS WITHOUT IMMEDIATE TROOP CUTS
Washington reports the Pentagon has no immediate plan to withdraw U S troops from Europe despite expected reductions. Defense officials say end strength in Europe may change later, with Army numbers projected to drop to about 1.423 million in the current fiscal year and then ease further. Navy and Air Force strengths are outlined, while civilian layoffs loom at Jones and Laughlin Steel amid weak demand.
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Washington
Pentagon
Avon
Wilson
Folly Huwinali
Igor
U.S. Army
Europe
Moino
Harnah
Air
Temas
Navy
Hue Ma
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Kerr
Sec’y Benson
Corry and
Center
Pitsburg
Dean
Reds
Chamber of Commerce and
Hugh Botler
A & Plead
Sas de
Suyyeet
Ike
Malenkov
Hedter
Coleman Gannon
Nora
Bouth Side Hospital
Harissburg
Vino
Trnnayt Syontie
Junttan Weasaee
Steiely
Skge
Wiv
Tyrests
Gommissian
Haya
Telale
Sabumiay
Alhawen
Imibensefird
Burlington
Uuitskires
Thlaean
Cinlit
Was
Dy Soto
Ure
Lat Crosse
John Bosshard
Whitel Long
Howsmin
Ie Police Department
Tam Nat
China
Marth
Korea
Jones and Taughtin Steel Corp. J
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