Real estate listing fragment with scattered items and prices
Fragmentary OCR listing describes a 19th century property listing with scattered items and prices. It mentions an address on South 1st Street near Second Street, a $1 200 price, and items like stove, chest bed, stair fittings, and various household goods. The text is garbled but suggests a sale or estate inventory with reference to a sale on a specific date and a mobile listing of items for purchaser consideration.
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Essus St
Agen
E Street
Nineton
Brett
Hell
Cal
Ness
Tragedy Ends Corr y Couple's Marriage in Shootout
Ed Lowrey Warren county coroner ruled murder and self-inflicted death in the double shooting of Guy Curtin, 69, and his wife at their Goshen road home near Corry. Neighbors reported a violent quarrel observed by a 14 year old daughter minutes before three shotgun blasts. The husband allegedly feared his wife’s alleged relationship, then killed her and himself after firing on her.
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Ed Lowrey
Warren County
Fear Lake
Guy Curtin
Goshen Road
Corry
Stout
Willan Eddy
Durlin
Avelling
Patricia Dur- Aji
Towrey
John Spey
Nun
Warren State Hospital
Corry Wond Prodnats
Grace Street
Marjorie Rhinehart
Greenville
Winifred
Patricia
Joseph
James
Thomas
Glenn Durlin
John Madison
Annette Moore
Charles Boudreau
J. G. McCoy
Pittsfield
Glenn
R. D
Leslie
Jamestown
Darlin
Rhinehart
Olge Scheart
Whitesburg
Louise Blaney
Grace Ross
Vanderpritt
Olive Shuler
Harwick
Homer Swigart
Broderick Swigart
Pittsburgh
Frank Swigart
Worthington
William Chamberlain
Bear Lake
Tragedy at Mexico City Cabaret Leaves14 Dead
The Can Can cabaret fire in Mexico City on September 16 killed fourteen people including one U.S. businessman Read E Goodridge of Baltimore. About a thousand patrons were present as fireworks ignited decorations, causing a crush at a narrow exit and resulting in severe injuries.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
U.S
Read E
Goodridge
Baltimore
Deter
Mexico
Escape Death In Crash Landing At Midway Airport
A Florida round plane crash landed near Midway Airport Chicago after the left engine failed. Pilot-Capt. B. J. Mountain of Miami steered the crippled craft to a belly-landing on the converted Air Force plane, saving three lives aboard as many sustained only minor injuries among about 50 passengers and crew.
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Chicago
Florida
B. J. Mountain
Miami
Fla
Midway
Mountain
Sid Mountain
Thief Targets Corry Home in Bold Lingerie Theft
Police report a nighttime break in at 2 a.m. at 310 West Ghurch Street. Frank Grice Jr. told officers a tall intruder dressed in dark clothing fled after being seen in a bedroom, leaving two lingerie items on the sidewalk while nine items were stolen from a dresser drawers earlier in the evening.
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Coerry
Frank Grice, Jr
West Ghurch Street
Grice
Raymond Seastead
Second Avenue
Drésel
Meat Prices Edge Up Wholesale And Retail
Washington reports beef prices rising at both wholesale and retail levels. Office of Price Stabilization says wholesale beef ceilings increase effective Wednesday and retail hikes will follow in coming days. Households face about a two cent per pound rise on beef cuts with some cuts seeing larger adjustments as packer profits seek restoration after shifts in live cattle pricing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Office of
Effentive Wednessy
Prins Fox
Midwest Packing
Howes
OPS
Choice Porterhouse
M Choice
Joseph E Sill dies at 94 veteran Corry veterinarian
Joseph Edwin Sill of Beaverdam R D 3 a longtime Corry district veterinarian for over 50 years died at his son Lynn Sills home in Beaverdam after several years illness. Born August 14 1857 in Union Township he lived there most of his life before moving in 1943. He retired at age 80 and is survived by son Lynn Union City grandchildren and great grandchildren. Service Wednesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Paul Smith and Rev J Leon Maneval with burial in Evergreen Union City. Chokes on peanut victim in Altoona hospital after peanut lodged in lungs 21 month old Claudette Rausch dies.
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Corry
Joseph Edwin Sill
Curry
R. D
Beaverdam
Lynn Sill
Union Township
Joseph
Phoebe Woda Sill
Sill
Myrtie Chandler Sill
Lynn
Johnrobert Sil
Union City
B.D
Lynn Harold
Joseph Robert Sill
Shi
Sil
Paul Smith
Decision Due On Bringing Greece, Turkey Into NATO
The Associated Press reports the United States pushes to add Greece and Turkey to NATO as the North Atlantic Council reconvenes in Ottawa. US officials express cautious optimism. Denmark and Norway remain cool. Acheson conferred with Lange and Kraft and allied ministers as talks press for German remilitarization and a strengthened Western Europe defense plan.
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Greece
Turkey
NATO
Associaion Press
Ottawa
Hanis
Acheson
Briieh ' Glan
Herbert Mourisuit
Ruber Schuman
Foreige
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Desn
Germany
Asia
Potato Festival Ends After Four-Day Community Run
Second annual Potato Festival in Mead Park concludes with strong turnout despite rain. Over 6,000 attended on Wednesday and Prix day, 1,000 enjoyed Saturday activities, while Thursday's crowd dipped due to heavy rain. Prizes drawn include a electric mixer, toaster, stove, deep freeze, and refrigerator. A pre-game parade and Potato Festival queen introduction preceded the Cory versus Youngsville High Schools game to cap the four-day event.
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Mead Park
Smith Hixson
Cor
G. M. Collier
Corty
Lou Hanna
Paul
Miller
Eric
Deep Freeze
Lewis Nye
Corry
Loveland Field
Mac McEtray
Evie
Cory
Youngsville
Ground troops to train for atomic warfare tests
Washington reports ground troops will be trained for atomic warfare during actual Nevada tests. Rep. Durham says details on troop numbers and timing were not disclosed. Training focuses on avoiding radiation and blast effects, equating civilian safety methods to military readiness. He denies knowledge of underground tests in Nevada.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nevada
Rep
Durham
DNC
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
Hydrogen bomb project nears billion dollar mark
Washington reports the hydrogen bomb program now tops a billion dollars as President Truman seeks 484.24 million more for the Savannah River AEC plant to push the H bomb project forward. The South Carolina total rises to 180 million while fires in California draw help from Arizona as crews battle blazes across Carmel Valley Lake Mendocino and Humboldt counties. In Cleveland, Alvanley Johnston aged 75, long time grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, dies at dawn.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannnah River
South Carolina
California
Arizona
Nven
Carmel Valley
Lake, Mendocing
Humbolt
Cleveland
Alvanley Johnston
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Titusville Man Dies of Burns After Filter Incident
John J. Campasino, 31, and Kenneth Skinner, 45, both of Titusville, were injured by steam and earth during a routine wax filter clean at Trans Penn Oil on the former Cities Service refinery site. Campasino died at 6:50 am in Titusville Hospital. Skinner was treated with a fair prognosis. A verdict of accidental death was returned. blast trapped Campasino at the bottom of the filter while Skinner was thrown back by the burst.
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Titusville
John J. Campasino
Thusyville
Kenneth Skinne
Tituwitte
Trans- Penn Oil Company
Cities Service
Campasina
Titusville Hospital
M. Sonne
Crawford County
Bave
Skinner
Campasino
Medical Society opens annual convention in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Medical Society began its four day convention welcoming over 2,000 physicians. Dr. Louis W. Jones of Wilkes-Barre was installed as president to succeed Dr. Harold B. Gardner of Pittsburgh.
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Medics
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Louis W. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Harold B. Gardner
Allies press Red rail lines as Ridgway seeks new talks
Allied warplanes pounded rail lines as Gen Ridgway offered to renew suspended armistice talks with the Reds. He proposed Panmunjom as a meeting site after Kaesong was cited for neutrality violations, while observers doubted a quick agreement.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red
Kaesong
Wis
Reds
Karan City
United
Ridgway
U Seul
Panmunjain
Knesonp
Panmuniom
Maday
Alles
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