Property and livestock sale listing with multiple items
A fragmented sale page lists many real estate offers and livestock for sale including homes with features like furnaces fireplaces and attached garages, prices around 4500 to 5800, plus a variety of livestock names such as horses hogs and sheep. The ad mentions locations and contact style notes with partial street references and an owner in Amestown Lions War, Pennsylvania.
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Bath
Atic
Roy
West Vey
Smith Wey
Scolt
Cern
Corry
Pont Sale Goth Ab
Amestown
Army reports brutal Korean War atrocities detailed
The Army released a wartime dossier listing 13 Americans among 29,815 total victims of atrocities in Korea. It notes most occurred in the first year, with 73 percent blamed on Chinese forces and images of bound and charred bodies. Officials weighed family impact before releasing such details.
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Washington
Korea
James M. Hanley
Army
Noles
South Korea
Ful
Robert T. Stevens
Deportation Hearing For Haymes Recessed Again
A deportation hearing for singer Haymes was recessed to November 20 after he acknowledged signing a World War I draft exemption request as a neutral alien and adding a later document reaffirming that request. He was arrested by two sheriffs’ detectives, booked, fingerprinted, and held on a warrant related to contempt charges from his four wives alleging about 308.71 in weekly support for three children. His attorney posted bail, and the government cites his reentry after visiting an actress now his wife as grounds for deportation.
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AssociAted Fea
Los Angeles
Dick Hasmos
Aftra
Monica Superior
Call
Slomorrow
David Marcus
Securit
Dru
Mes
Continental
United States
Eisenhower signals GOP help in election push
The Associated Press reports that President Eisenhower indicated he will aid Republican candidates while avoiding campaigning for individuals. White House statements say he intends to publicize GOP records and pose for photos with candidates, though he won’t campaign door to door. Senate leaders estimate his actions will align with party goals as the election nears.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Isonfinwer
Republcan
Gnew
Paul Troast
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Coneal
Connress
Congress
Sen
Knowland
California
Tex
Duff
R-Pa
GM Sales Hit Record Nine Months In 1993 High
General Motors Corp reports nine month sales just under 8 billion dollars, a 43 percent rise from the prior year, with net income around 459 million and earnings per share near 5.08. Third quarter earnings reached 140 million dollars, or 1.57 a share, while three month sales totaled 2.49 billion.
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Associated Press Alw York
General Motors Corp
Binges Manufacturing Corporation
U.S
Firemen's Ball Tickets On Sale Thanksgiving Night
Tickets for the annual Firemen's Ball on Thanksgiving Eve November 25 at the Junior High gymnasium by the Stanford Hose Company were distributed today. The gala event runs from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. and includes dancing and door prize contests. Tickets available through members of the volunteer fire company. Doctor honored for 63 years of service in Kirby.
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Stanford Hose Company
Waynesburg
Ilndeey S. McNeely
Kirby
Jisses T. Maxoj
Directors Approve Purchase of 10 Acre School Site
Wayne and Concord township school boards back a joint committee plan to buy a 10 acre site from Roberts Clark of RDS. The parcel lies west of the gravel road off Route 6, two miles west of Spencer Shoal city. Final state approval and department clearance awaited to proceed with a new 12 room elementary school if funds and location satisfy requirements.
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Wayne and
Concord Township
Roberts Clark
RDS
Spencer Shoalwo
Arelo
Clark
Clark Land
Berksburg
Milk strike near end in New York metro area
New York reports a four day milk strike in the metropolitan area may end soon as deliveries are promised tomorrow morning. A mediator announced resolution of the wage dispute core issues, though the specific topics were not disclosed.
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Associated Press
New York
An En
Olved
Milk Strike Shuts Spring Creek Plant Supplies NYC Area
Milk shipments from the Spring Creek Dairymen's League plant to New Jersey and New York metro areas have ceased during a dispute. About 12 million people in NYC and northern New Jersey face fresh milk shortages as the plant diverts milk to the Clymer plant for powdered production.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Spring Creek Dairymen’s League
New Jersey
New York
Spring Creek
Clymer
New York City
AF Teamsters
Ne~ Gotiulars
Fatal Route 22 crash in Clinton New Jersey
One person died and two others were injured in a head on collision between an auto and a truck on Route 22 near Clinton New Jersey. Ambrose Gansfuss, 52, of nearby Fittatown, was declared dead at the scene.
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Clinton
N. J
Route 22
Here
Ambrose Gansfuss
Fittatown
Open season for Pennsylvania forests as drought eases
Thousands of hunters prepare for the opening of the state forest game season after rains eased drought conditions. Governor Fine warned the woods could close again if dry spells return, following a concerted effort by the State Game Commission and Department of Forests and Waters. Weather improved across Pennsylvanian regions, with varying rain totals, but officials urged extreme caution with fires and burning debris in the 16 million acres of forest. The Game Commission launched newspaper and radio warnings as hunters, visitors, and campers were advised to avoid cigarettes, sparks, and hot embers during the small game season October to November.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dahn . Fine
Tye
Fine
State Game Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Philadelphia
Allentown
Lancaster
Yorks
Hurtisbury
Game Commission
William A Walker Dies at Warren at 67
William A Walker publisher of the Warren Times Mirror died at 3 30 AM at The Locusts on Warren James town road after a weeklong decline from a heart attack. He was 67 and long active in the Democratic party and public service including postmaster duties. Survived by wife Mrs Walker two daughters Ann Davis and Jane Toph four grandchildren and other relatives. Body to Templeton Funeral Home Friday 7 PM ferried to First Presbyterian Church Saturday 11 AM for service at 8 PM.
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William A. Walker
Warren Times- Mirror
Locusts
Warren-Jamestown Road
Fost
Warren
Walker
Fo Eric and Corry
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
Wilson
F. D. Roosevelt
Red Envoy Proposes Fresh Approach to Peace Conference
Assorted Press report describes Envoy Arthur Dean urging a new path for negotiating a Kavean peace, while the Communists push a tougher stance. The Reds seek to keep UN positions intact and demand clarity on composition and timing, as US and Soviet delegates respond.
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Panimurjom
U. 5
Arthur Dean
Willy
Tee Apaltt
Oluibergat
Wiley
Besser
Price Of Haircuts Unchanged Here In City
At a city meeting this week barbers did not change the $1 haircut price. Proposals to lower the price to a lesser rate for certain days were discussed but not acted upon.
Molotov Sighting Among Missing Sparks Kremlin Speculation
Moscow and Berlin report confusion over Vyacheslav Molotov as officials say Soviet foreign ministry deputies handle usual duties while calls mount about his absence. Western diplomats caution against premature conclusions amid October uncertainty and diplomatic drills.
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Adkhelated Press
Berlin
Kremlin
Washington
Bolchevik
Kronalth
Wester
Vaid
Ruslan Foreign Ministry
Molainy
Tanker Blast Kills One, Wounds Two In Harbor Incident
A tanker explosion in Calumet harbor injures two and kills one crew member identified as Edward Survilla, 36, of Kingston, Pennsylvania. The James McWilliams Bile Line Inc vessel Blue Comet, registered in New Jersey, was harbor anchored as crews escaped the blast amid unclear weather conditions.
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Chicago
Michigan
Neives
Calumet Arbor
Coast Guard
Edward Survilla
Kingston
James McWilliams Bile Line, Inc
New Jersey
Western Big 3 Urge Rebuke Against Israel at UN
A fragmented report outlines Western powers pressing for a rebuke of Israel at the United Nations. It notes U.S. stance, reactions from Israel, and allied positions amid tensions over Middle East policy and regional alignments.
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Israel
State Grange Backs Benson Farm Program at Williamsport
The Pennsylvania State Grange meeting in Williamsport approved a resolution praising Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson for promoting sound policy and education research in farming. The convention elected new members to the Finance and executive committees, naming Georg Rutt Robeson and W. Arthur Willits to the executive panel.
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Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Liss
Agrculiure
Arra T. Benson
Grange
Con
Mitters
Georg Rutt
Robesonis
Arthur ‘Willits
Linden
Harry Davis
Beaver County
Matean Sprar
Death of Man and Girl Ruled Murder Suicide Tie
Eerie double homicide near Moundeville West Virginia ends with authorities ruling the deaths of 82 year old man Charles Roy and his teenage daughter Mildred Moore as murder as well as the suspect’s suicide. The victims were found on a dirt road close to Stull's Run farm.
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Moundeville
W. Va
Charles Roy
Mildred Moore
Ray
Stull's Run Farm
Miley ‘Moore
Mee
Erele Moore
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