Fragmentary Classified Ad Text With Miscellaneous Notes
OCR fragment mentions rooms, rents, addresses, and various real estate notes. Indicates a real estate or rental listing with multiple properties including 7 and 8 room options, prices around 880 and 3118, and references to streets like South Street and East Street. Also includes stray names and partial item descriptions, but details are incomplete.
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Fiat
Cenaud
Marlon Au
Ealke
Macutter
Af Tromrek
Ty Hall
Two Trainmen Hurt In Wreck Near Warren
An ore train wreck east of Garland intersection injures two Erie men, Louis Gaines and Edward Sukowski, who were admitted to Warren General Hospital with severe bruises and possible internal injuries. The eastbound train, about 25 mph with 80 cars, derailed the caboose and last cars, spilling ore and tearing 200 feet of track. Officials suspect a snapped undercarriage. traffic is rerouted and passengers reassigned by bus while repairs proceed.
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Fennsylvania Halitoag
Garland
Louis Gaines
Edward Sukowski
Erie
Warren General Hospital
Bracken
Youngsville
Atter
Warren
PRR
Philadelphia
Eisenhower blasts Democrats over Little Rock school row
White House accused 16 members of the Democratic Advisory Council of trying to use the Little Rock school integration crisis for political gain. Press secretary James Hagerty said the president is focused on solutions and not speeches as he meets at the Newport White House with security adviser Robert Cutler.
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James
Hagerty
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Tai
Little Rock
Litle Rock
Yugoslavia Recognizes Frontier as Polish-German Border
Belgrade Yugoslavia officially recognizes the Oder Neisse frontier as the definitive Polish German border. President Tito and Communist party head Władysław Gomułka signed a declaration asserting Yugoslavia’s support, aligning with Potsdam terms and West Germany's stance that the line is temporary.
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Yugoslavia
Poland-Germany
Belgrade
Yugestivia
Rivera Oder and
Nelste
Tito
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomtulka
Boland
Oder
Netese
IMB
East Germany
West Germany
City Council to Vote on Daylight Saving End Tonight
City Council is expected to decide tonight when to end Daylight Saving Time. Officials will consider whether to end DST in late September or October, with last year extending to the final Sunday in October to preserve evening daylight for residents.
Typhoon Hits Red China and Surrounding Areas
Three typhoons in the western Pacific battered the region. Typhoon Carmen struck the southeast coast of China near Fukien, destroying 302 houses on Tung-simi Island and injuring three. Carmen moved to the mainland after hitting Formosa as Typhoon Delia was seen 1,400 miles east of Tokyo, while Typhoons Blaine and another tracked near U S bases.
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Pacific
Re China
Peiping Rndio
Tungsimi
Fukien Provinee
Carmen
Formosa
Delia
Tokyo
Japan
Blaine
U. S. Air Base
Island
Two
Bloom Attacks Politics In Mental Health Program
GOP leader George T. Bloom assailed Democrats at a Snyder County rally, calling the state hospital a political sideshow. He accused Snyder County Democrats of wielding the political axe against staff dismissals while Gov. Leader used the mental health program for political gain.
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Londér
Dulles Outlines UN Disarmament Plan Subcommittee Talks
United States delegates to the UN outline a disarmament policy while continuing nuclear tests. The Assembly will debate the issue based on a London talks report, with Soviet resistance over safeguards noted. Andrei Gromyko says progress depends on all parties showing desire. Prince Waithayakon plans exploratory talks with Gromyko as Hungary issue is raised.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Britain
Canada
France
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Wa Waithayakon
Thailand
Assembly
Hungary
Gromygo
Migrant Working Conditions Improve in Pennsylvania
Governor’s Interdepartmental Committee on Migrant Labor, led by William L. Batter, reports modest gains in worker conditions for about 10,000 migrants from the South and Puerto Rico within a local 35,000 strong labor force, but warns substantial work remains.
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Garstader
Pennsylvania
Lender
William L. Batter
Secretary of Labor and Industry
South
Puerto Rico
Adenauer Wins Big in West Germany Elections
In Bonn Adenauer led the Christian Democratic Union to an absolute Bundestag majority amid a record turnout of over 31 million voters. The victory solidifies West Germany's pro US aligned stance and a third straight postwar national win, defeating the Soviet backed socialist challenge.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Gay
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin Parliament to convene October in wake of Socialist defeat
A Socialist victory could force a policy shift in Europe. Speaker Birkenp Gerstenmaier said the new Berlin Parliament will convene on October 10 or 11 in the old Reich capital. It is expected to meet 100 miles behind East Germany’s curtain to name Adenauer, with continued coverage on Page three.
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U. S
Europe
Buekenp_Gerstenmaier
Berlin
Reich
East Germany
Adenauer
U S Detonates Gigantic Atomic Blast
A massive 1987 test code named Newton exploded at 5 50 am at the Yucca Flat site. Observers report a 30 000 to 40 000 ton TNT yield with a brilliant orange fireball and a rising pink purple mushroom cloud visible from Los Angeles. The AEC says yield above 20 000 tons, with civil effects experiments and no ground military participation. This was the last test openly viewed by press at the site. A special ambassador to Formosa James B Richard extended his stay to learn more about China.
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Ney
Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
Datanation
AEC
Mountain
Plane crashes in swamp kills ten near New Bedford
A twin engine DC-6 on a flight from Boston to New York crashed into a swamp near New Bedford Municipal Airport, killing ten aboard and injuring several others. The wreckage lay half a mile from the airport as rescuers faced swampy ground and rising water while retrieving victims.
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New
Yay Lane
Boston
FF York
Pia
New Bedford Municipal
Juskamansett River
Robert Siegel
Waler
Pla
George Nelson
Tolin
Botte
Welle Lagoon
New Bedford
Twot
Lagoon
Fie
Lane Nanty Lehan
Brockton
Muss
Strike Across Nation Ties Up Telephone Service
In New York and other eastern cities 9,200 Anstaulers, members of the Communication Workers of America, walked off the job at 6 am local time. The strike targets Western Electric’s manufacturing arm of AT&T, with effects feared to extend to 150,000 telephone workers in 44 states and DC. Negotiations failed. picketing led by women operators disrupted local calls while automatic dial service mitigated some outages.
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New York
Scrail Exchange
United States
Eurly
Urulks
Anstaulers
Communication Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Oiflad
Science Fiction Story Terrifies Tuapse Readers
Soviet Russia reports panic in Tuapse as a science fiction thriller about the earths end causes mass hysteria. The tale depicts a nuclear plot by capitalists to destroy the Soviet Union. Residents flee to the countryside fearing apocalypse as readers abandon their town.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
Black Sea
Art Alitbor Ahmed J. Eris
Huse Hery
Tuapse
Gotte
Russia
Flues
Kris
Wience Ag
Jail Term in Traffic Death Near Columbus
Edward Jikes, 51, of Columbus died from injuries after a near head on collision on Route near the State Fish Hatchery on April 28. The driver of the other car, reportedly Riso, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and drunken driving charges in a case heard by Judge Burton H. Laub.
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Columbus
Bete County
Oriinal
North
Snydishull
Tsar the Stace Fish Hatchery
Edward Jikes
Riso
Rito
Burton H. Laub
Arrest of 10 in Cuba uprisings
Havana authorities announced the arrest of ten men accused of attempting a suburban insurrection tied to sailors' uprisings at the Cienfuegos naval base. Labeled insurrectionists and terrorists, they face trial while security precautions thwarted a broader plan to blackout Marlango and strike public buildings on September 5.
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Havana
Bba Ut
Havant
Cienfuegos
Marlango
Meyner Election Chances Dimming Amid Jersey Split
Hudson County factions failed to unite behind Meyner as John V. Kenny and James F. Murray Jr. clashed over support in the governorship race. Kenny warned Meyner must act, or his wing would run alone in November. Sandys in the Far East began a defense inspection tour in Hong Kong.
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Anenson
Robert B. Meyner
Hudson County
Jersey City
John V. Kenny
Machhinery
Jersey City Commission
James F. Murray Jr
Victory Ticket
Kenny
Meyner Tar
Pailors
Tia Meyer
State Nuclear Test Series In Pacific
The United States plans a mid Pacific nuclear test series next year aimed at perfecting weapons for anti aircraft and anti submarine use, including atomic and hydrogen warheads. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department said the tests at Eniwetok will pursue weapon development while limiting radioactive fallout. They emphasized a declaration of American intentions to confine tests to safe radiation levels and invite United Nations observers to monitor tests with restricted information safeguarded.
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Washington
America
mid-Pacific
Eniwatok Proving Grounds
Yeaterday
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Msid
United States
Welses
Iumiore
Ithe
Amaomces Menteld
Eyulnat
Bermuda
AEC
United Nation
Rain Lifts Parched Pastures With Mixed Farm Impact
The State Agriculture Department said recent statewide showers benefit pastures and improve soil for fall planting, but come too late for corn and tomatoes already lost for the year. The rain is expected to boost the apple crop and steady prospects for later crops.
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Associated Press
State Agriculture Department
Two Climbers Die In Fall On St Peters Dome Summit
Experienced climbers Don McKay of Portland and Joe Quigley of Vancouver Wash. perished yesterday while attempting to scale 1300-foot St Peters Dome near the Columbia River Gorge. Deputies said both men fell from the precipitous rocky face and were found after rescue attempts failed.
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St Peter's Dome
Columbia River Gorge
Here
Don McKay
Portland
Joe Quigley
Vancouver
Rocky
Chai
Sheriff's
Uist McKisy
Governor May Pull Guardsmen From School Early This Week
In Little Rock Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus signals possible early withdrawal of National Guard troops from Central High School amid the school integration crisis. He described a conference with local leaders and said there were areas of agreement but that final decisions would rest with the judge in charge of maintaining tranquility. News coverage notes Faubus suggested a televised statement and potential changes to the guard’s post at the school.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Funbus
Chi National Guard
Central High School
Guarda
Faubus
Paula
Ak Betty Seteed
Puubus
Syria Criticizes U.S. Policy Amid Base and Unity Talks
Syrian officials attack U.S. policy citing warship patrols near the coast and pressuring Syria away from Arab socialist unity. Major General Art Bizry and Foreign Minister Salah Bitar accuse Washington of trying to divert Syria, while Syria vows to reject Soviet bases and pursue a socialist national program to create state run industries and jobs.
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Damabous
Byris
U.S
United States
Art Bizry
Salah Bitar
United Tates
Biery
Stazf
Syria
America
Byria
Biary
Atfertcons
Ruskin
Bing
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