Sale of two local properties under strict terms
Fragmented notice lists sale details for two properties in Winton area. Mentions Realtors phone contact 2.2011 and addresses like Arthur Street and Gall Ay Hur Rh Ry 400, with references to front area, sale timing in May and August, plus various cryptic notes about bids, terms, and participant instructions.
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Winton Til
Lok Sale
Arthur Street
Soho
Suasasville Valley
Init Oguinie
Senate Debates New Tariff Measure Urged by President
A Senate debate opens on a new tariff bill with calls for swift passage led by the President. The move aims to reshape trade policy and protect domestic industries amid evolving economic pressures.
Democrats Backing Final Vote on Reciprocal Trade Bill
Associated Press reports the Senate opens debate on a reciprocal trade agreements bill backed by Democrats. The measure extends the president's tariff powers to June 1, 1951 and faces GOP resistance to a joint provision. Senate leaders forecast party unity, while some Democrats balk at concessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Senate Finance Committees
An & Gop
Tariff Commission
Congress
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Hess
George
Lupas
Tlinois
Senate Teader
Sparkman
D-Ala
Ives
Mie
Dulles Open to Senate Run in New York Special Election
Washington dispatch reports Senator John Foster Dulles said he would gladly accept the Republican nomination for the fall New York Senate special election. Governors and party leaders weigh options as the contest to fill the unexpired Wagner term unfolds.
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Washington
John Poster Dulles
Senate
New
Wagner
Imness
Thomas Dewey
Duiles
Tme
bin Tor Smatke
New York
Corry Schools Open as 1684 Students Enroll
Corry public schools a today saw 1544 pupils enroll with 140 joining St. Edward's parochial school. total enrollment exceeds prior years with grades 1 through 12 listed and junior high overcrowding cited. plan to add desks and four new classrooms after half term to relieve crowded eighth grade sections.
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Corry
St. Edward's
Supl
Building New Greenhouse Here
Arthur Jackson plans a new greenhouse on his East Columbus Avenue property to be completed by late October. The cement block work for the service building and boiler is underway and the prefabricated glass structure, 15 by 25 feet, has arrived and will be erected soon.
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Arthur Jackson
Columbus Avenue
Cai
Jackson
Essex Street
Alden
Pred Jackson
Nwier
Heaustress
Three Complaints Filed Over Erie Phone Rate Hike
Three Erie residents filed formal complaints with the Public Utility Commission against the Pennsylvania Telephone Corp rate increase of 20 percent. The company seeks a 75 cent per month rise, affecting thirty Pennsylvania communities. Additional complaints are expected from Johnstown and Erie, with local officials voicing opposition and seeking financial aid to help pay for local utilities.
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PAC
Erie
Associated Press
PUC
George W. Schroeck
Lewis A. Strauss
George Thoontom
Johnstown
Couch
Ciohnstown
Elt
Knstrie
Walter E. Rose
Loka Baittic
Human Fly to Climb Hotel Back Facade Tonight at 7:30
An 89 year old climber known as the Human Fly will attempt to scale the back of a five story hotel in Corry this evening at 7:30. He plans to begin on the sidewall then progress to the roof edge, using a rope to reach the top and perform a handstand. He intends to wear white for visibility and to etch the top with a tram code during the ascent. The spectacle will be viewed from the clinic area with proceeds donated.
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Histel Corry
Corry
Ain
Six Point Scheme Offered by the Reds
Berlin reports cite a Russia proposed six point plan to end West Germany Berlin tensions. Western officials voice doubt calling it a Communist trial balloon while London says it has heard rumors of Moscow’s Berlin settlement. The list outlines recognition, Berlin administration, corridor links, Hamburg access, Ruhr control, and currency stabilization, dismissed by U S military government as nothing beyond a communist ploy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Russia
West
Germany
Berl
London
Britain
Hamburg
St. Hussia
Vny
Ruhr Valley
Central Authority
Dlehiy
U- 5
Corry Man Held on Drunken Driving Charge
Corry man Burton Jourded, 22, of Mendaye que, was arrested in Uri after his car was involved in two collisions with a muta operated by TCL. He appeared before Aldgewrimth Wile Hairy P Heisler in Exeter for the drunken driving charge.
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Corry
Burton Jourded
Mendayeque
Abery Pearing
Aldgewrimth
P Heisler
Exligorn eHarge
Ditinkén
Corremary
Uri
Muta
TCL
Rufio Ourdet
Tasmuarrew
Desrinug
Eisenhower Viewed As Potential GOP Nominee In Race Talks
Observers in Washington believe Dwight D. Eisenhower may aim for the 1952 Republican nomination as he holds private conversations with lawmakers. Sen Sparkman notes Ike would pose strong opposition to a Democratic candidate. President Truman’s plans remain unclear, with party insiders speculating on a possible three way contest among Taft, Stassen, and Eisenhower if he enters the race.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Einenhower
Sparkman
D+ Alu
Eigenhower
Congress
Tru- Tah
Eisenhower
Louis
Mark Hina
America
Nue
Pederskt
Editsarian
Mayfield
Wisenhowen
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Cleveland Mayor Joins Protest Against Closed-Course Air Races
Cleveland mayor opposes closed-course aviation racing after deadly crashes. He urges removal of the obstacle and plans talks with racing officials to ensure safety if next year’s National Air Races return to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Thomas’ A Burke
Ayer Bill Odor
Nmany
Hearty Boren
Odom
Sollelint
Mitchell
Tse
Ocom
Volt Moller
Testimony in Navy inquiry cites unnamed heirs and immunity
Undersecretary of the Navy testified that the unnamed heirs touched a bank document in a probe into a banking investment. The witness said he does not know who prepared the memo and would not explain why immunity was sought. The testimony described a complex cover of a naval investigation and suspended officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ceddy World
Rinahll
Wits
Cowie
Tony
Jersey shooting toll rises to thirteen in Camden incident
In Camden New Jersey a mass shooting left thirteen dead and many injured including a 10 year old boy, a 4 year old, and several adults. Among the wounded is John Wilson who died later and a suspect, a Bible-reading veteran identified as Unruh, captured after alleging a premeditated grudge against neighbors. Prosecutor Cohen says the suspect faces murder charges and will be questioned by psychiatrists to determine sanity before any indictment is pursued.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Howard Theod
John Wilson
Rte
New Jemey
Assien
Ols Kewsnen
Unrih
Cohen
Unruh
Hopkesners
Maurrice Cohen
John Pilefarite
Clark Hooter
Thomas Zegrino
Hegole Cohen
Pilchurth
Hoover
Zegrino
Bub
Purus
Fihd Mater
Ind & Woegesr-eld
Wilko
Sibel
Directors OK Bond Issue for $30,000
The board approved a $30,000 general bond issue to fund school facilities. Bids totaled about $971,781 for four projects, with the Royal Chemical Co of Falconer submitting a $3,300 elevate work bid. Construction is planned to start soon with more costs anticipated, and two preleased years of work are projected for the school building program.
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Pou Muishparly
Live Cony Board of
Beluica
Pwalenethyn al
Hyts Buitdi
Phe Hey Bnp CO
Bre
Tor General
Seeey Ny
Tumvstawr
Pilecessfil
Falconer
Hans
Promitite
Aire
Nny
Cox
Ny Myer
Fhe
Pat Wo
Manis
Butler Clamps Down On Chldrens Actives In Butler
Butler, Pa. Sen. reports clampdown on children's activities amid outbreak. Authorities ban night gatherings for under 18 and extend public notices until September 19 as precaution. Four cases noted. officials say numbers are declining.
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Spavonitea Er
Butler
Aigal Pringh
Asesth Buller
Fires Rage Across Center City in Major Blaze
A string of fires raged through Philadelphia center city with flames leaping up to 50 feet and spreading to nearby restaurants hotels and a hospital. Firefighters battled a rapidly spreading inferno that caused wall collapses and forced guests to flee St Francis Hotel as alarms rang and police contained the scene.
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Phibacnenin Ste. Muvesel
We City
Sansone Glen
Midtows
City Hall
Ayin
Lyis
St. Francis Halel
WIFE OF KNIFE WIELDER SUFFERS MENTAL COLLAPSE
A Saturday night knife incident left four wounded and the wife of the assailant in a nervous collapse. Melcher’s wife was placed under physician care after an apparent breakdown, amid ongoing marital troubles and a hospital recovery forecast.
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Melcher
Jess Auleni, Jr
Byrdman
Harlan Strane
Steve Heyylds
Kachiyn
Ng Lee
Leslie Kelly
Sten
Carty Hospital
Allenwit
Aro
Corry Merchants Aid Displaced Persons Arrival
The Raymond Korsakastami displaced Lithuanian families arrived ahead of schedule Sunday morning and moved into the Clarence Rhinehart farm home near Corry. Local merchants and parishioners of St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church provided aid, with residents from Wrenn and Kreidt assisting the Korsakasts as they adjust to their new surroundings and language needs.
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Vince
81 Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond Korsakastami
Lithuania
Clarence Rhinehert
Torpedo
Becauss
Rey Hang S. Bowmat
Nterprais
Familly
Gus Eder
Wrenn
Louis Klemm
Seventh
I Creaty
Sidney Meekmen
Sry
Jer Chile
Luswabia
Aer
Sinvic Langruages
Mos
Bor Chiles
Albee
Ste Garland
Hanovir
Korsakes Fusnli
Wis Ramaved
Townspeople Aid War Refugee Family in Need
A war displaced family from the Rhineland near Hanover, split by the German invasion, found shelter in Amelia after decades of hardship. Lalay and his relatives endured deportation and prison camp, then settled in a DP camp awaiting resettlement. Lutheran members and local merchants organized a Labor Day relief effort including food, clothing, and furniture. Rev. Bowman led the mission, praising the family's resilience and inviting further donations.
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Tithuana
Lalay
Hanover
Tn O
Amelia
Rhinehart
Miérwaleh
Jisplaved
Lutheran Church
Westerluy
Logal
Rev. Bowman
Nils
Poe
Canada Joins Three Power Parleys to Speed Aid
Britain and Canada join the United States for three-power talks on the dollar crisis and speed of strategic materials. Bevin Cripps and Bevin describe the talks as a means to win a one world order while seeking an Anglo American loan easing and faster US aid.
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Levin
Dy Associated Press
Washington
Britain
United States
Canada
Ernest Bevin
Ute Exchemer Ste
Statford Cripps
New York
Bevin
Viswa
Viz
Doulas Clune
Canady
Tye Suwtton
America
Dollacy
Lin
Rub
Capaila
Chow
Treasury
Riveler
Close Contest Marks Clymer Primaries
In the Clymer primary race yesterday Meyerintle led for the Republican slate as Grans Smith appeared. Beckerine Lyle Parrinke trailed early with scores showing 138 to 25 in one contest while De Frit Grapt Smith and Smitty faced high opposition. District results show Beckerinit leading 78 to 30 with further tallies 17H to 1 and 31 to 2h in Districts 1 and 2.
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Meverink
Fea
Beckerinit
Smitty
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