For Sale 83 aw five room and 114 miles Crauk
Property listing fragment describes multiple structures and parcels including a west of Cor RM area, shed, a miller south location, various house sizes and outbuildings. Mentions acres near Mill Vil with basements and bath, and several 40 by 40 style lot notes. No clear owner or firm name given.
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Miles Crauk
Mert Howse
Cor
Leariel
Iymer
Pe Limber
von Ward
Howe
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Bath Ind
Postwar Rural Auction Notices and Property Descriptions
A fragmentary notice describes estate items and household goods for sale at public auction. It lists rooms such as a bedroom, a kitchen, and a dining area with items including a marble top, stove, heaters, chairs, and beds. The text mentions routes and locations, with references to family and relatives and a context of leaving town.
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Bath
Enoy
Corrystant
Crater
Devon
Dayston
James Cas Cummings
Ata
Henry
Flexible agenda proposed to speed peace talks at Panmunjom
American Ambassador Arthur H. Dean proposed a flexible agenda to accelerate Korean peace talks, but the Communists rejected it as sleight of hand. After a debated week, both sides paused until Monday. Dean said he remained hopeful despite slow progress, while the Reds insisted on deciding attendees before proceeding.
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South Korea
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India
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Burma
Iedonesia
Babson Analyzes Wills And Trusts In Kidnapping Case
In a May column, Roger Wanson discusses the Carl Hull kidnapping and murder of Robert Greenidease’s son, noting how a trust fund shaped by a will influenced the crime. He argues proper trust provisions could deter exploitation and asks readers to examine their wills for safeguards.
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Roger W. Wanson
Boston
N. Hi
Emils
Terrius
Robert C. Gresnidease
Kavisis Uy
Carl Fill
Cunt Hull
Carl
Hall
Hilton Named to Fine Cabinet in Pennsylvania
Gov. Johny S Fine appointed Frank C. Hilton of Reading as secretary of property and supplies, moving Alan D. Reynolds to welfare. Hilton, 45, headed the Pennsylvania Young Republicans before World War II and served as a captain in the Army. Reynolds will run the Welfare Department pending a permanent new appointee.
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Woblary
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Cirtley Buttet
Veterans of Foreign Wart
Dorothy McGuire's Husband Coming Home
New York military and entertainment items report Sgt. John Brown in Korea says his wife's happiness will guide his action re her romance with singer Justus La Hom. Dorothy McGuire says she is shocked and disturbed by news she plans to divorce Brown to marry La Ross, who sent a letter after word came by radio.
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Brown
Korea
Justus la Hom
Dorothy McGuire
Kris Dard
Troy
Stute Dent
Anerson
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Record hunters out in throngs across the district
The October hunting opening drew thousands into woods and fields with a single day record likely set for hunters in the woods. Local restaurants funded by this influx were packed two hours before opening, and traffic in the Corry district was heavy from early morning with no accidents reported by midafternoon.
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Welock
Corry
Carry
Woman claims altitude record for women in Bakersfield
Mrs. Diura Piehard Rivers of Los Angeles, formerly of the Dominican Republic, says a 29 year old mother set an unofficial U S altitude record for women after paras shating from 26 900 feet yesterday near five miles southeast of Hen. The landing occurred in a cotton field.
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Bakersfield
Gali
United States
D Ren Tilly
Diura Piehard R Ivers
Loss Andeles
Dominican Republic
Hot mayor race stirs Corry election as polls near
Local activity centers on the mayoral contest between Earl Cherry and J Fred Kinley with both parties mobilizing workers and youth groups ahead of closing polls. School directors and county races also attract attention amid amendments and referendums on the ballot. Abbott to go it alone on network show after Costello’s collapse prompts reshuffle in TV lineup.
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Earl T. Sherry
J. Fred Kinley
1Wctory
Corry
Stewart Long
Hubert Vaughn
GOF
County Elections Board
Charles Monroe
A. B Tate
Edu
John W. Cullen
Samuel J. Roberts
Jess Jiuliante
John J. Coates
Tounty
Arthur Schwindt
Abbott
Holly Wood
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Costello
Fancue
Dean Marit
Jerry Lewis
Overseas Postal Rates Increase
Local postal officials announced new higher overseas postage rates effective tomorrow with November 1 as the key date. First ounce letters rise to eight cents from five, with each additional ounce costing four more cents. postal cards double from two to four cents, and printed matter and special delivery items see rate changes.
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Juanzung
MG Ovinda
Mexico
Greenglass reveals spy story tied to radar at Ft Monmouth
The Chicago Tribune reports convict David Greenglass told Senate investigators the story of Russian espionage in radar research. He linked stolen data to Ft Monmouth New Jersey and Monmouth radar work, corroborating prior Rosenberg case details and a German refugee claim of ongoing information flow from the Fort.
Los Angeles Becomes Third Largest U.S. City
Los Angeles moves toward third place after annexation adds 7,000 residents in the southwest. A federal census three days ago listed 2,071,27 in the city, just 934 behind Philadelphia’s 2,07 699, though the Philadelphia figure is from the 1950 census. City officials estimate larger current population. A Cambria County hunter was killed in Indiana, Pa., shortly after the 1953 small game opening. Joseph Mecurio, about 105, died within two hours of the season’s start.
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Philadelphia
United States
Califonia
Phitly
Indiana
Cambria County
Joseph Mecurio
Final Effort Under Way In Missing Girl Case
Police press conference in La Crosse Wisconsin details a mass search for Evelyn Haveley, with 3000 Scouts and college volunteers aiding. Authorities mention no federal action and highlight Hartley family involvement after a babysitter’s disappearance.
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Spariqguetta
Mississippi
Abby
Dabi Bosshard
Bab Cruse
Streial
Robert L. Murphy
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Murphy
En Crosse
Muri
Hartley
Berige Long
Richard Hartley
Fivelyn
Figdo Rustuwsts
Hela
Gilé Hutley
Local Business Interests Sold in Plumbing Firm Change
William J. Spiesman purchased the interest of Walter Kinney in the plumbing and finishing shop at 100 Bast Mainstrer, with Kinney retiring after 58 years in the trade. Spiesman will continue to operate the business with the same staff and prices, maintaining ongoing operations and partnership history dating to April last year.
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William J) Spiesman
Walter Kinney
Frank Spiesman
Joes
Gissuyert
Kime
Spiesman
William J. ‘Spiesman
Kinney
Wills
Ly Opera
Nepaar
Mr. Kinney
Ratheing Feary
Feenke Spiesman
Pohi
Linner
Spiesman Brothers
Kemney
Barlow Hardware
Alwr
William Spiesman
USS New Jersey sails tore Orton base
The battleship New Jersey completed a second hour of operations at Long Beach California and Newport News while shelling targets in Wonsan as North Korean forces observed May Day. Capt. O. L. Melson commanded the ship as shore batteries and observers watched from the coast.
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Japan
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Hall and girl friend indicted by grand jury
Federal grand jury indicted Austin Hall and Mrs Bonnie Brown Hexdy for abducting Bobby Greenlonie aged 3. The defendants face arraignment next week, possibly Monday, as prosecutors detail the case. The boy, son of a Kansas City automobile dealer, was allegedly taken from his school and held for days.
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Kansas City
Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Hexdy
Bobby Greenlonie
Jiey
Rawald L. Schuuther
Yuarney UK
Jess Fins
Ely
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G-Vears
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Jung Huawei
Walt
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Mt Hive
Plan Expansion Of Jap Defenses Eyetonned Press
Washington and Tokyo debated expanding Japan's defense forces with American weapons and equipment. Both sides showed some dissatisfaction as US said it would sell Japan 50 sanktion dolls and rice and wheat but remained reluctant on broader arms purchases. The joint statement indicated a plan to promote a defense industry in Japan through purchases and investments.
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United
Japan
United States
Iate
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to George C Marshall
Oslo reports General George C Marshall receives the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize. The Norwegian Nobel Institute announced the award to Marshall for contributions to international cooperation and world peace, following Alfred Nobel’s will.
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Oslo
Galt
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Albert Schweitzer
Nobel Institute
Alfred Nobel
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Dynemive
Milk strike ends after marathon Detroit compromise
Samuel J. Cohen, attorney for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, reported a package wage increase of about 8.50 dollars per week for 200 companies in the dairy dispute. The two year contract includes fringe benefits. Irving R. Wisch, industry negotiators chair, said price increases for milk would be modest, possibly half a cent per quart. The 13 hour City Hall agreement ends a strike by 13,000 drivers and plant workers, with firms warning they could not run at full capacity for at least 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Bnitierd
Scuike
New York
Wendin
Grea
Fresth Shuid
Samuel J. Cohen
AYL International
Brunette Jailed for False Pretenses Case
A Detroit report states a petite suspect, described as brimming with vanity, has been jailed on charges of false pretenses. Police allege she bought $8085 worth of clothes on a credit card not hers, aiming to impress.
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Detroit
San
Liggett Swank
Bradshaw Pasiuk van Ostenbridg
Boyd Cros
Prisoners Forced to Listen as Reds Explain Repatriation
At Panmunjom anti Communist Korean War POWs marched from compounds defiant and shouted at communist explainers. Only 21 of 459 chose repatriation with many chanting threats while Indian guards kept order during hours long interviews and several attempted escapes. Observers from Sweden Poland and Czechoslovakia watched as debates over return continued.
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Panmunjom
Jou
Uney
Red
Thihay Command
Yiis
O21
Tadlen Ehairman
Neural
Gomuensysien
Eieh
Lefist
Susa
Soldier Draws Long Sentence for Aiding Russians
An American Army private, Robert W. Carey, 20, of Bonnerville Mass, was sentenced to 15 years hard labor by a U S military court in Berlin after pleading guilty to violating the Smith Act by associating with Soviet and East German secret police to obtain military information He said threats by Russians and relatives forced his cooperation The incident followed his surrender in West Berlin on August 21 after 17 months as a prisoner In Aliquippa Pa a crane accident killed Frisk Wally 90 of Monseh Wan at the Jones and Leustills plant
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