Untitled ad item with mixed real estate details
Classified ad fragment lists a property sale with features including 75ty Range vet yellow wind 4 and cah bedrooms, a writing- curtain rent 350, and various items like a bicycle set and blocks. Mentions owner and building details, location near Ononr station Belorm Avenue, and contact hints.
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Annie Tau
Watt
Starr
Hue
Mont H. BR
Laurence
Tom
Ononr Station
Belorm
Joalera
Syria mobilizes troops amid Middle East crisis
Beiruts report says Syria steps up army and civil defense drills as government considers broad mobilization and martial law. Pro Soviet faction gains influence, causing regional tensions with Turkey and the United States. Soviet warnings heighten fear of Western intervention. Continued on Page Six.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damiasensyanke
Syria
Amet Sn
Bub Ahieninerd
Ti Tmandi
Mobidiza
Toit
Martin How
Abdul Hamid Serraj
United States
United States Russia clash at UN over Syria crisis
United States and Soviet Union clash in the United Nations as Dulles heads to New York to discuss Syria and prevent Soviet expansion. Gromyko accuses Washington of troop moves near Syria while Washington speeds arms to Turkey Iraq Lebanon and Jordan amid regional tensions. Ambassador Eben meets with state officials as Israel voices concern.
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United Tates
Russia
United Nations
Tate
Syria
Dulles
New York
Covntry
Mpeninu Wiys
General Assembly
Middle East
Byete
Bulkan UN Tan
Dultew
Andrei Gromyko
Furkuy
United States
Iraq
Lebanon
Jordan
Israel
Abba Eben
William Rawdtye
City Improvement Group Seeks Homeowner Aid for Corry
The Corty Chamber of Commerce and City Beautification Committee plan letters to property owners urging exterior improvements as part of a ward by ward survey. Edward Felch signs the plea to mobilize Corry’s residents and businesses under the Keep Pace With Tomorrow slogan. The drive aligns with Erie County Industrial Development Council efforts to attract new industries and boost community vitality. The Retail Merchants division questioned downtown parking, while Mayor Ear T. Cherry downplayed the Friday night issue as not requiring major city funds.
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Corty
Merchant Chamber
Corry
Njotta
Chamber of Commerce
Erie County Indutrial Development Council
Chamber
Retail Merchants’ Division
President Signs Disappointing Immigration Bill
President Eisenhower signed a difficult immigration bill but called it disappointing for failing to address many inequities. The measure would admit about 70 000 aliens now barred, but falls short of the changes he urged. He urged Congress to pursue broader revision when it reconvenes as he also noted ongoing school integration tensions at Little Rock.
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Iemeraca
X J
Fremwent
Eisenhower
Ape
United States
Congress
Dannuey
Nees Lohwrent
Hisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
James Hagerty
Justice Department
Arkansas
Orval E. Foubus
Central High School
Three Die As Ships Collide in Coos Bay Channel
In Coos Bay Oregon the Army dredge Rus sel sank minutes after a Norwegian freighter Thur shall rammed it. Three crew members died, one missing, six injured. The Thur shall reported no casualties, outbound for San Francisco with 36 aboard. The Rus sel sank in five minutes after the waterline bulkheads were breached. The dredge crew had just been awarded a plaque for two years of accident free work.
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Oos Bay
Ore
Iage
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Fiwo
Spud Festival Faces Up to 1000 Dollar Deficit
The Corry Potato Festival may end with a deficit up to $1000 as preliminary accounts show income from rides, concessions, banquet, and prize tickets fell short of budget. Merchants sold only $475 in tickets, failing to cover prize costs. A final tallies to be reported in coming days. next year’s dates set for early September. A September 24 meeting will consider bylaws revisions and a buffet fundraiser.
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Corry
Stewart A. Long
Chengber Mannger
Laws
Chamber of
Consferce
BP. m
Tito and Poles Begin Historic Political Talks
Tito of Yugoslavia and Polish Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka opened their first talks in nearly a decade. The two main advocates of independent communism aim to strengthen ties as Tito pledges support for Poland’s western frontier along a line including part of eastern Germany.
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Selgradw WM
Tit
Yugoslavia
Tito
Wladyslaw Golmulska
Poland
Gomutks
Germany
Polisti
Soviet Union Quells UN Hopes To Free Hungary
United Nations debate over Hungary ends with Soviet Union resisting calls to withdraw. Arkady Sobolevsky says troops are carrying out international duties under the Warsaw Pact, while US Senator Lodge and others urge action in line with world opinion. Hungarian and Argentine delegates press for withdrawal and respect for UN charter.
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Soviet Union
Hungary
N.Y 1
Arkady A
Bobolty
Bevin Thoopy
Mariano Jove Drago
Peter Mod Fas
Tion
Fred C Hoenes Dies At 87
Fred C Hoenes longtime resident and former businessman in this city died last evening at his home on Center street. He was 87. Hoenes operated the citys leading confectionary for 40 years, starting in 1900s in quarters later used by G C Murphy Co. He later moved to the Fountainette site on the south side. He suffered a stroke in 1951 and later injuries from a Cottage Park accident left him frail. Surviving: wife Ruth Auer Hoenes. daughters Helen Durrell and Virginia Hoenes. sons Cameron and Maxwell. six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. one half brother Albert Merker. The body is at Davison Frick Home with service Friday at 2 p.m. Rev Paul Bauer will officiate. interment in Fine Grove Cemetery.
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Fred C. Hoenes
Cernter Street
Hoenes
G. C. Murphy Co
Center Street
Ntil
Fountainette
Cottage Park
State Braces For Flu Outbreak Headlines
Harrisburg prepares for an Asian flu outbreak with local and county actions. Health officials caution that predicting the spread is difficult but preventive steps should reduce cases. Dr. William D. Serack Jr. notes peak incidence may come from late November to March, with patches possible statewide. Dr. James E. Apple urges county readiness. (Continued on Page Six)
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William D. Serack Jr
State Health
Iment
James E. Apple
Lancaster
Amer~ican Medics
AMA
National Committee
Race Crisis Eases In South A Cory Yipiver
A city police report details Jewell driving through Grace and West Smith Streets and Mead Avenue then past two barricades near a three foot ditch. The incident triggered wreck towing, railroad repairs, and an Alderman’s note that reckless driving and stop sign violations may be charged. Jewell has prior charges for disorderly conduct and minor offenses.
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Cory Yipiver
Swittz
Tony
Siate Cabice
Sieeterday
Cheunghyi Stair
Shane
Barriendtes
Liriy Jewell
Pollee
Jewell
Grace
West Smith Streets
Mead Avenue
West Washington Street
Marlon
West Washington Steels
West Washington Streets
Bugle Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
West End
Tell Road Yards
Tim
Quene
Ity
Colan
Gobbett
Silce
Lcorn
Corry Area Schools to Gain More State Aid
Corry Area Joint Committee hears that new state reimbursement favors richer districts. Estimates show 1956 57 to 1957 58 increases for Corry, Concord, Columbus, Elgin, Spring Creek, and Wayne, with tentative 1957 68 aid amounts and a rural-urban funding dispute in Harrisburg.
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Corry
M. Douglas
Alew
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Concord
Columbus
Bigin
Spring Creek
Wayne
Douglas
Individus
Harrisburg
Young Atom Expert Wins $96,000 on TV
In Pleasanton California a New Jersey college sophomore, Joyce Myron of Drexel Institute Philadelphia, answered the $96,000 question on CBSs The $64,000 Question at the General Electric Vallecitos Atomic Laboratory. The host Hal March presented the question from New York. Myron answered remotely from the lab, moving toward a potential $256,000 and then $258,000 maximum.
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Peeasanton
Calif
New Jersey College
Joyce Myron
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
General Electric Co
Vallecitos Atomic Laboratory
Hal March
New York
Miss Myron
Tyomn
Army Jupiter Missile Fired at Cape Canaveral Cocoa Beach
An intermediate range missile, likely the Army Jupiter, launched from Cape Canaveral’s missile test center at 6 pm and arced into the sky. Observers reported a brief glow and roar as the projectile disappeared in the night. Witnesses in Orlando and Tavares also noted seeing the flame from miles away while Air Force officials confirmed a missile launch.
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Cocoa Beach
Fla
Cape Canaveral
Orlando Sentinel
Orlando
Tavares
Air Force
Air Porve
Tou
Umit
Fred
Corryite Named To NFIB Group Chairmanship
Corryite named to NFIB group chairmanship as Guy Thude division manager announces today. The national businessmen’s group surveys member attitudes on national issues and relays information to congressional representatives.
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Corryite
NFIB
Ier Seen
Ye Ycoee
Hus Deen
Corry
National Federation of Independent Businessmen
Guy jThude
Scandal Mag Hit In Jury Plea
Prosecutor described Scandal magazine as a multimillion dollar operation that trafficked celebrities. He named publisher Robert Aurri and editor Harrison, claiming Confidential and Whisper circulated about four million copies. Meade couple alleged as associates were linked to Hollywar.
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Scandal
Angicliss
Ridiewlén
Conidentia
Hailison
Confiden
Whisper
Fred
Mary Jove Meady
Hollywar
Hive
Little Rock Stops Stage Show Amid Racial Tension
A chaotic scene in Westbury halted a stage show as tensions rose over an integrated school event and rising national anxieties. The disruption followed chatter of threats at Birmingham and a bomb scare report at a Little Rock institution, with no explosives found.
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Little Rock
Westbury
Fran Warren
Jase Wight
Liebe
Lomig Teland
Simmer Stark Press
Bouth Paeitier
Warren Tolliwad
Aly
Tye
Gramisner
Neahville
Mereuk
Northerss
Kasper
Birmingham
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash Near Upton City
A Seneca woman 80 named Ploretta Van Dyke was injured in a two vehicle crash on Route 8 south of Upton City. She was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital with head lacerations while the other driver Rev Robert Schriefer, 39, of Crown, swerved to avoid a car from a driveway. damage valued at 350 to the Van Dyke car and 100 to the Schriefer vehicle. A second accident occurred on Lyons Road near Wattaburg where Lavance Titus, 48, lost control to avoid an oncoming car. no injuries and damage around 350.
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Upton City
Ploretta van Dyke
Seneca
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Ads Aites
R. D
Pranklin
Dayton ‘Bell
Sharpshute
Schriefer
van Dyke
Tno
Lenrnine
Wattaburg
Lyons Road
Lavance Titus
Wattaburrp
Sergeant Freed In Mistreatment at Army Base Court-Martial
The second of thirteen Army enlisted men charged with mistreating base trainees was acquitted by a special court-martial yesterday. Riley Duck, 27, of Brunswick, Georgia, was cleared of charges that he withhold trainees’ mail and that he held an all-mone formation while drinking, and that he punished two trainees for refusing to buy compulsory stationery. Four other enlisted men face trial on similar charges. two have yet to be tried.
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TU _UARSON
Colo. Ur
Tieht Army
Duck Riley
Brunswick
Bip
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