Auction Notice for Cattle Horses and Farm Equipment
Public auction listing from Wattsburg area advertising sale of cattle yearlings ponies bales milk cooler farming equipment and household items. Auctioneer Dated September 17 at 5 o clock with cash terms and items described including stoves wash machines and various livestock and tools.
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Sharp
Wilton
Eioth Road
Charles Dibble
McCormickbof
Charles J
Corry
Pawats
Wattsburg
Ting Rink
NEW Blankets
EB. A
Ytown
Clymer
Desis Electri Saws Empires With Tools
James Chesley and others are described in a fragmented 1938 setting involving tools and household items. The garbled text mentions a house location near McDeer Low and Bas En, a wheelbarrow, corn shelter, ladder, and various domestic objects. The passage references a kerosene era year and items such as a television, fridge, range, clock, and tables, mingled with misread names and places.
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Desis
James
Chesley
Mailes
McDeer
Stevenson Urges Non-Aggression Pact To Ease Cold War
Adlai Stevenson urged the United States to propose a double edged non aggression pact with the Soviet Union and seek disarmament as a step to end the cold war. He warned Moscow must not impose impossible conditions or demand Austrian peace and German unification on Soviet terms. The proposal drew no immediate reaction from Eisenhower officials or Washington circles. Senator Sparkman and party leaders framed it as a challenge to sit at the conference table. Stevenson spoke at Chicago's Civic Opera House closing a two day Democratic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Russia
Stevenson
Civic Opera House
Tilmois
Tad Jfown
Truman
Sparksman
D-Ala
Cisenhower
Moscow
Denver
United Nations
New York
Washington
Swader
Sparkman
Minde
Free World
Europe
Soviet Union
Red Army
Stephen Mitchell
Bank robber held for grand jury in Pittsburgh case
Somerset County man Vincent F Stillwagon 35 Glencoe is held for a grand jury on charges of robbing 500 dollars from Manufactur ers Light and Heat Co in Pittsburgh last January 6 FBI agents arrested him August 24 and charged him with an attempted holdup of the First National Bank of Berlin Somerset County last February 26 Allegheny County detectives say three downtown Pittsburgh department stores employees identified him as the man who held them to escape with 1500 dollars and a grenade incident involved in the same suspect line.
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Pittsburgh
Somerset County
Irving
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Catherine McCrea
Vincent F. Stillwagon
Glencoe
FBI
Stillwagon
First National Bank of
Berlin
Allegheny County
Water main to add eight inch line on Mead Avenue
The Corry Water Supply Co expands system by laying an eight inch main on Mead Avenue to supplement the existing 12 inch line from West Gohunbus Avenue. Secretary treasurer H A Gilbert cites growing industrial demand and weather dependent progress as factors affecting completion this year.
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Center Street
Corry Water Supply Co
Wesh Gohunbus Avenue
Blesiver
Mead Avenue
A. Gilburt
Trauorer
Assily
Hines
le Heral
North Corry
Vequevele
Gilbert
Wubler
Hear Mead’ Park
Silbert E
City Ready for Spud Festival
The Fourth Ward playground hosts the Spud Festival setup with concession stands amusements and rides as the festival opens with a bun galet at Holl Corry tonight. A major prize drawing offers $1,500 to $2,000 in home appliances and furniture with winners needing to be present.
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Fouth Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Holl Corry
Queal
Linnen Wes
Eva Mae Miller
WICU
Erie
Amelia
Miller
Jovn'y High Grid
Warren
Anti Red POW Outbreak at Panmunjom Stocks Declares Violence
In Panmunjom North Korea and China authorities report a violent riot by anti Communist POWs in five stockades. Stones hurled and shouts of kill the Communists echoed as observer teams retreated to Kavsong under Indian guard. Four more NK agree to repatriation, totaling 13 NK and 1 Chinese requesting return home.
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Panmunjom
Demilitarized Zone
Kavsong
Hopes Fade To Build Dam At Columbus
Five Columbus property owners refuse to sell water rights blocking recon struction of the Columbus Dam as the Pennsylvania Fish Commission pursues spillway repair work planned after damage in 1947. Executive director A French writes that negotiations continue but progress remains uncertain, with $20 000 set aside from the fishing license fund to cover rebuilding costs.
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Columbus
Columbus Dam
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
A. French
The
Fish Commission
Fire Destroys Barn on Lilley Farm Near City
Flames swept a 28 by 40 foot barn on Bert Lilley’s Concord Ridge Road farm four miles south of the city. Firefighters arrived at 5 25 am but the frame structure collapsed. Inventory losses included home and garden items and some antique furniture. part of the loss was reportedly insured.
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Orly
Bert) Lilley
Concord Ridge
Cony
Lilley
Aero Supply
Sounds Warning To China Peasants
Hong Kong Communist radio from Kunming warned peasants in Yunnan Province to organize themselves to better prevent outbreak of counter revolutionaries. The broadcast noted it has been two years since the Red government completed its land reform program.
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Hong Kong
Communist Radio
Kunming
China
Yunnan
Butt
Red
Wagner Victory in New York City Democratic Primary
The New Deal wing of New York Democrats claimed a strong primary win led by Robert Wagner over Vincent Tyrrell for mayor. Wagner carried about 335,419 votes to Tyrrell’s 176,003 as the party solidified control with significant turnout and Impellitteri’s independent line fading.
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Associated Prose
New York
New Deal
Democratic Party
Manhattan
Boroish
Robert F Wugher
Vincent R. Tyrpellitier
Wagner
Vise Wan
Yct
Hori Nation
Wisieiela
Waguier
Ted Tmpelinlus
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Herbert H. Lenemin
Averell Murgimay
Averell Murgimay, Former Minitual Security Tiversoy
Democratic
Chnaman
James A. Farley
Lyuits
Masehathin
Tammany Hall
Ad Brom
Impellitteri
Mayo William Dwyer
Wim
Lexdwa
Brooklyn
Queens
Stalen
Land
Bronx Px
Ed Flynn
City and Suite
Flynn
Hasibion
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Imneltittery
Harold Riegelman
Rudolph Halley
Clifford T. McAvoy
Father of GI Wants Probe in Slaying
Gleason G. Colerick of Bractow asks for an investigation into the charge against his son Airman 1/C Dennald G. Colerick accused of beating and strangling Airman 1/C Milton Marling in England. Colerick spoke with officials including Mayor Joseph Hinaman and Rep. Keon Gavin to push for inquiry. The incident occurred September 6 near Great Yarmouth, England.
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Bradford
Dennald G. Colerick
England
Gleason G. Colerick
Bractow
Joseph Hinaman
Hineman
Republica
Keon H. Gavin
Old City
Colerick
Milton, Marling
Alamosa
Golo
Nere Great Yarmouth
Lost postcard reaches heir four decades late in Somerset
A probate era postcard mailed March 15, 1909, from Lorain Ohio to Harry J. Hill in Shanksville is found by his widow Effie Fox after 44 years. The writer, Mrs Mary Thomas, said the reward was for her brother who died 23 years ago.
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Somerset
Shanksville
Mayr Thomas
Lorain
Ohio
Harry J. Hill
Effie Fox
Red China silent on UN POW accounting demands
Report states the United Nations pressed for prisoner of war accounting from Communist forces. A joint Communist Alliance commission discussed press coverage and demilitarization, with a Western observer noting continued prisoner repatriation disputes and delayed concrete actions.
Brookville Plant Strike Affects 100 Workers
In Indiana at Brookville, about 100 workers walked out at the Tradiline and Trdilina plants amid a strike by United Construction Workers, District 50, seeking a new contract with the firm. Company officials reported the plants operate on a reduced basis during the wage dispute.
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Asworawen Press
Indiana
Tom Hay
Bronkillw
Brookville Olive de
Maré
Tmn
Brookville Plas
Trdilina
Plain Airenis
United Construcciém
Vishinsky 10 makes new plea at UN Assembly election
United Nations diplomats reported the Soviet delegation led by Andrei Vishinsky seeking to delay decision on the Korea issue. The assembly voted 4 to 10 to postpone further consideration, with several nations abstaining, as Western powers debated the path forward.
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Associated Press
Unitid Nations
Anelras Vishivicky Wits
Assembly
Fsb
Hay
Wood
Ryne
Red
WNAC
Npenius Meeting
General Assembly
Ind Indi
Indonesia
Yujoulmy
Moris Amt Swerten
Ninsk
BoKsion
Vijaya Lakehent
Tila
Prine
Korein
Speculate on Disappearance of Mrs McLean
A garbled Associated Press report from Geneva outlines a mystery surrounding Mrs McLean who vanished after a London event. The piece mentions missing person inquiries, possible sightings, and authorities like the British Foreign Office. relatives and investigators seek clues to her fate amid conflicting details.
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McLean
Peis Seneva
Gonday
Baln Wily
Enjiren
Ue Muslin
Bunsly
Donald Mackey
Britaltt
Tnvyuiesville Amerch
Lally
London
Willian Teleiate
Poreway
Macys
Mucho
Montene
Hader
Bhilsh
Willine
Glenn Poller
MacLean
Chest Directors Plan For Drive
Directors of the Chest met at the Hotel Corry to approve a new budget for the coming year and discuss campaigns led by Walter Toss and President Eisenhower. The plan includes a six week drive in Colorado with events announced in Isali and a return flight later.
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We Lorry
Corry
Walter Toss
Shiirinti
Vue
Donver
Eisenhower
Colorado
Isali
Mir
Ross
Yeater
Eiserthower
Easton
Wis
Plane crashes near Albany Airport killing 28 aboard
An American Airlines crash near Albany Airport results in 28 fatalities with the aircraft exploding and burning after going down. Eyewitnesses describe the plane circling low before impact as responders secure a wide site.
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Albany
American Airlines
Convat
Chizay
Patelent
Sven
John Wy Hod
Hodu Sali
Esisen
Aviv
Goyer
June Owen
Bealer
Jose Bayes
He State Bollevard
Peano
Baleye Pth
Trailley Firhu
Hastford
Ulvicago
WPTR
Valle Lowe
Anaiher Taniler Emip
Mie
Alper Craig
Helene
Two Wheeling Residents Testify In Naturalization Case
In Wheeling two residents testified about a 268 pound alien born in Greece who arrived in the United States via Greece and Canada, with witnesses Garren Arms aged 68 and Dr Randolph J Hevse aged 71 recalling earlier years. They described deportation status and a long residency tied to the naturalization proceedings. A typhoon warning also circulated in Hong Kong with meteorological alerts.
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Assnchaten
Frans Wheeling
William Ge
Garren Arms
Randolph J. Hevse
Randolph J. Hevse’, 71, Who Told of Treating Youne Lins
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Solder
C. Walter ©. Mumford
Seneca Pass
Army
Water Company
Hotel Corry
French
York City
Corry Hospital
Benauees
Mogpital
Ausliwiey
Bega
Uae
Inuriens
Iit
Benall
Lorosky
Koerttiy
Gil Misa
Mulaney
Acerait
Beeny Alexander IP
Sawyer
REDS
U.N
Toni
WRENN
Gey
Trickshear
M. Dyan
Th Tambviset
Hl Opwsmier
Walid
Weisy Ubony
Tony
Benadensts
Haw Qrmisttee Commission
Wilster
Panmitnjam One
Yeho
Red Chinn
Tnt
Brookville
Aero
Yuluie
Vishinsky
Convair
Boston
Wheeling
Bill Lias
Royal ‘Ihservatory
Philippines
Aolittwast
Hong Font
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