Public Auction Notices Include Farm Equipment and Real Estate
A fragmented sale notice lists items for auction including a house, garage, bedrooms, closets, and farm gear. Items described include cattle equipment, milk cans, cultivators, rakes, and a steel cultivator. The announcement mentions location near Verdin Bend and a sale date on a Saturday morning.
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C. Bular
Turmace
Wishington
Bath
Cal
Au Tau
Hutnace
Elect-Car
W. Brown
Micke
Ted
Delmas
Ches- Noth East An
Parcel sale notice in Erie County Pennsylvania listing property details
Notice describes a county treasurer sale of parcel lot 78 in the city of Erie Pennsylvania described by metes and bounds along Wilson street Wayne street and 17 rods east with 4 acres or less, selling for taxes and costs to satisfy a deed and fees in the normal court process. The notice mentions September date, cash payment, and editorial fund references. The description is fragmented but identifies a property in Erie County and the sale procedure.
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Erle
Penn
Alth
Penin
Segond
Allt
Wilson
Rand
Wayne
Eluer
Amberton
Eriensylvania
Babson Warns Cities Parking Will Reshape Markets
Gloucester advice warns that parking facility planning can alter business centers. He cites supermarkets and plants buying nearby land to expand parking, predicting a real estate boom and factory, store, and market siting shifts across New England.
Lightning Sets Off Barn Fire Near Corry Farm
A lightning bolt struck a barn on a farm near Corry causing a fire at about 8 45 p m. Firemen from Waltabure and Corry reported the old storage barn burned. the farm home nearby was not endangered. Loss insurance status was not learned.
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Stroyea
Jusey
Pinn
Corry
Wattstive
Pulang
Waltabure
Tension Rises Over Trieste Dispute Between Italy and Yugoslavia
Rome and Belgrade faced off across disputed Trieste as Yugoslavia pressed for forceful action and Italy warned against frontier provocations. Italy claimed only precautionary measures while Belgrade threatened troop movements, deepening the seven day flareup over the occupation zone.
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Rome
Trieste
Belgrade
Talian
Italy
Yugoslavia
Storm brings welcome break from heat in Wattsburg fair
A severe storm cut power and caused chaos at Wattsburg Fair last night. Lightning knocked out a 33 000 volt line between Union City and Lowville, plunging the fairgrounds into darkness and disrupting events for about an hour. Grandstand shows were nearly finished, and fireworks crews salvaged displays as rain poured. Southside outages lasted 55 minutes and street lights failed, but stores stayed open in the business district. Rain totaled 0.66 inches by 8:30 a.m. cooling a day that reached 91 but fell to 60 overnight.
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Wattsburg
Pye
Fuir
Union City
Lowville
Fuil
Drake
Stow
Pearing
East South Street
Main Street
Draft personnel shifts loom as November call rises
Washington officials announced in a Defense Department briefing that the November draft call will total about 2,000 selectees, with all new draftees joining the Army. The Marine Corps and Air Force say they have enough volunteers and will not add physicians or volunteers for the November draft, with July 1, 1981, set for a first group of 5,784. The Army reports an influx of volunteer doctors, and Navy staffing is uncertain as the department plans further moves.
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Parveen
Reese Washington
Marine Corps
Air Force
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Vote Campaign Ends in West Germany Election
West Germany prepares for parliamentary voting with 33 million voters. The campaign pits Adenauer’s Christian Democrats against the Socialist opposition as Moscow and Washington back rival paths. The outcome will shape the Cold War balance and the future of a united Germany.
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Europe
Associated Preag
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Lke
Russia
America
United States
Dulles
Konrad Renwuer
Tass
Adenauer
Moscow
A& Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Christia Democrats
West
Mason
East Zone
Crash Kills Ex Corryite in Erie County
Five people died in a collision near Erie involving two autos and a truck on Routes 89. Victims include Joseph Golelori and his son Richard of Erie, Arthur Feenley of Woodlawn Maryland, George A. Stieringer and Marie Stieringer of Buffalo. Two others, C. Lee Quigley and Marie Colelori, survived with serious injuries. The crash occurred near the city, with preliminary reports blaming the Stieringer vehicle for veering into the opposite lane.
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Erie
Joseph Golelori
Richard
Arthur G. Feenley
Woodlawn
George A. Stieringer
Marie
Buffalo
C. Lee Quigley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marie Colelori
Potlie
Violent Atlantic Hurricane Carol Near Bermuda
A violent Atlantic hurricane named Carol, packing 50 mph winds earlier, centers about 250 miles south southwest of Bermuda. Forecasts show a north-northwest path at 18 mph for 12 hours with winds 130 to 160 mph near the core. Hurricane-force winds extend up to 70 miles northeast and north, with gales reaching far to the east, north, and south.
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Atlantic Miami
Carol
Bermuda
Miami
Antres
Marth
Triles
Beaverdam Co Sells Fuel to Local Utility
Beaverdam Co negotiates a sales agreement to supply gas to a local utility. Production from the Well Ink near Carter Hill exceeds 200,000 cubic feet daily, with initial sale terms at 98 cents per thousand cubic feet. Planned new wells and drilling expansions are reported on several farms in Bradford and nearby fields.
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Lest Wall
Carter Hil
Beuvaldimn
Pie Voleum
Te Minos
Pennsylvain Gas Company
Aldive
Foreign policy review planned in Denver by Eisenhower and Dulles
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles will meet in Denver tomorrow for a foreign policy review with emphasis on developments in Asia and the Far East. Officials said the conference will cover foreign policy in general and Western responses to Red China and regional crises. Dulles arranged the gathering to brief the vacationing President on recent events, with a possible follow up meeting with Vice President Nixon next week.
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Ike
Denver
Far East
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Wilty
Yenlerdusy
Washington
Pat Rustern
Anuey
Dulles
Aywustith Whae
Kure
Japan
White House
Murray Snyder
Nixon
St. Louis
Red China
West
Koray
Indochina
Two Men Face Kidnapping Charges In Ohio Case
Francis I McDole of Smiths Ferry Pennsylvania and Benjamin B Williams of East Liverpool Ohio were arraigned before US Commissioner Edward Snodgrass Jr and jailed in May 51000 bond each. Fred Hillford, special agent in charge of Pittsburgh FBI, said they also face rape and armed robbery charges in a case in which the couple was forced to drive through Ohio and Pennsylvania with the women attacked and the man robbed.
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Ney Assuenses
Yvesh
Pittsburgh
Francis I. McDole
Smith's Ferry
Benjamin B. Williams
East Liverpoor
Ohio
Edward Snodgrass Jr
Fred Hillford
Fittsturch Fet Vision
Commonwealth
Hallford
Pennsyivanity
Citywide Labor Day Holiday Ambience Atrocity
City observes long Labor Day holiday as most workplaces and offices close. Traffic and highways see increased weekend activity with many residents leaving town for leisure and a major influx of visitors expected to fill hotels and local attractions.
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City
Union Official Pleads Innocent Inster
A Union official pleads innocent in a federal case alleging he falsely swore a Communist affiliation. The defendant, once tied to the Communist party, asserts no ties to its policies and seeks release on a $10,000 bond while the National Labor Relations Board handles the record.
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Washington
Workers Nation
Federal District
Cui
Montly
National Liber Relations, Board
Conualinist
WIM Huw
Aframyit Gotti Unien
CIQ
Man Denies Sharing Tax Shakedown In Pittsburgh Case
A former deputy collector of internal revenue testified in a Nis trial that he did not participate in a $4.00 government tax shakedown. The defendants, including Barsek and Barnat, face extortion and conspiracy charges tied to a $1,000 tax claim against Feldman.
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Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue
Nis
Ine
Lavern
Joseph
Baysek
Piteburgh
Gre
Harry Feldman
Homestéadt
Barsek
Stanley J. Barnat
Wrederisk Hyatt
New
Emergency Aid Granted By Associatentress President
Denver president Bian whower granted Trax 45 million dalle in emnox venyyaid to deter Irani alignment with Russia. Fazollaly Za appealed ten days earlier, saying Iran's treasury war nny and funds were nested to help Iran emerge from economic chads. Lud Testy Akahowey responded that the Tilted States would give sympathetic Logite consideration.
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Denver
Bian
Trax
Made To Sign Anti-U S Letter Fears Civil Clash
A fragmentary OCR text lists names and phrases about signing an anti U S letter. It references people, places, and unclear events, with scattered proper nouns and possible social or political tension but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
FEPC bill faces hurdles as Congress battles civil rights push
Senate Republicans show reluctance to back full employment practices act amid Southern opposition and past filibusters. Dirksen acknowledges hurt but urges pursuing FEPC measures to fulfill campaign pledges. Bills propose a federal commission to curb racial and religious discrimination in hiring across agencies and businesses.
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Senate
House
Hill D-Alis
Dirksen
FEPC
Federal Commission
Open Way To Validate German Bonds Held Before 1945
A plan to validate German bonds held prior to 1945 and issued before 1948 is described. A special board in New York City may verify holders and determine disposition. The program seeks to aid local holders and banks with guidance on registration and potential offers for outstanding bonds.
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Anv
Bern
New York City
100 Americans to be released in final group
A chaotic wartime dispatch reports that 275 Americans were released in the final exchange group, with the Communists promising 110 more the next day. The report notes the return of notable POWs, including Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, and describes reactions of prisoners and observers at the Tokyo transfer site, along with details of other releases and conditions reported by Allied officials.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
The
Cid
Anertons Air Faves
Maine
Uhr
Cay
Tsang
QMGA
Bsioneay
Tob
Lew Hie Kao
Jswoner
William F. Dean
Tokyo
Frid Priday
Dean
Tokio Amy Hospital
Japan
TAS
Wah Irik
Werp
Byron A Dobbs
Clie
Mich
James J. Stanley
Decatur
Richard Abbott
Wellsville
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