For Sale Real Estate and Livestock Listings
Classified ad fragment listing including a 5 room and 4 room houses with furnaces, gas burning stoves, and automatic burning features. Also advertises 12 head cows and equipment like a grain drill, mower, and hay for sale along with a farm on Corry Road and a trailer. Contact numbers and partial addresses included.
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Bematill EB
Wilkinson
Linke
N.Y
Ubher
Basile Sale
Maurice Betate
Findley Bizlt
Exwighout
Eneh
Pat Pleasant
Ole Batt
Agates Anklineireet
Corry Road
Sture
Oliver
Will
Red Hannah
Arthur
Honesta
North Korean pilot claims armistice terms violated by Communists
A North Korean 22 year old senior lieutenant and MIG pilot escaped to South Korea via Kimpo Airfield after confirming MIG identification. He said Communists have flown jet fighters bombers into Korea since the armistice, while noting he expects U.S. study opportunities. The pilot refused to reveal his name, identified by a South Korean editor as Noh Kaeun Suk, and reported Russian pilots had trained him though he did not fly with them in combat.
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Associated Press
Sequl
Korea
Ren Henanse
United States
Army
Alan
Fite
U.S
Rimpo
Seoul
Cartier
Noh Kaeun Suk
Pyongyang
Kimpo
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
Kore
Abe
U. N
Pune
Ali Taree
Washington
N Air Force
Atf‘cin
Trainmen To Seek $3 Day Wage Increase Reported
215,000 railroad workers in the Brotherood of Railroad Teammen plan a $3.25 day wage hike effective April 4. WP Kennedy, president, said the union expects railroads to grant the raise and that the 17 member General Chairman’s Association voted to pursue the higher rate. Current scales vary by position, with yard workers around $14.50 daily and yard workers at $13.50, covering conductors, switchmen, brakemen, and car men.
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Associated Fress
Albany
Brotheriod
Builroad
WP. Kennedy
The
Independent Union
Slain Attorney and Sports Figure Found in Philadelphia
Police probe brutal slaying of Elmer A. Schroeder 88, internationally known sports figure and attorney. Body found in his bachelor apartment bound and gagged, with robbery suspected after suite ransacked. Schroeder, longtime U S Cup Soccer Committee adviser and former Olympic soccer team manager, had ties to prominent leagues and clubs. An unidentified man seen with Schroeder last Saturday is sought as detectives investigate motive and movements prior to death.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Elmer A. Schroeder
Schroeder
Genetian
Sgi
Spariment
Noos
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Anch
Germany
Italy
South America
Aind
Mulleast Amateus Soccer Shampionship
United States wins first U N Assembly round in Korea talks
United States wins first round to keep U N Assembly from reopening debate on including neutral countries in the Korean peace conference. Paris cabinet split over European unity, European Army with German troops, raises doubt Premier Laniel may fall within a month. Bonn pays 189.2 million marks as first installment on postwar debts, including 17.5188 million to the United States.
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Ay Saoumimecu
United Nations
United States
U. N. Assembly
Paris
Joseph Lanie
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Ilax
London
Winds Wreck British Isles as Tempest Toll Grows
Amid heavy gales across Britain an American liner rescued 24 seamen from the freighter Greenville after it capsized off the West Coast of England. The Le France urged abandon ship as winds lashed ships, while a lifeboat saved seven in Channel waters and a yachtsman swam four miles to safety. Damaged vessels limped toward safety as passengers faced injuries and near disaster.
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Associated Press
London
Gigley
Yales
Bnoily
British Isles
le de Francs
Greenville
Aoiler
Te de France
New York
England
Coast Guard
Thelle de France
Lner
Tle
Vne
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Channel
Guernsey
United States
le Havre
Mai
Corryite Pays Fines on Two Charges
Milan Gates of East Pleasant street was fined 25 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct and 10 dollars plus costs for drunkenness after arraignment before Police Magistrate M S Cobbett. Gates pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and guilty to drunkenness. He was arrested on his wife’s complaint and jailed under a $500 peace bond after fines were levied before release upon payment.
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Milan Gates
East Pleasant Street
M. S. Cobbett
Gates
Wescot
Cobbett Iso
Louis Valentine resigns as hotel manager in Corry
Louis Valentine, longtime manager of the Hotel Louis Valentine in Corry, announced he has resigned after eight years. Holford G. Arrigon Jr. of Bradford’s Hotel Emery Corp. will replace him, and Valentine plans a temporary home stay in Corry while arranging future work.
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Louis Valentine
Lows Valentine
Hots
Concord Township to join Wayne in school plan
Concord Township votes to join Wayne in a joint elementary school project. The plan seeks state funding with shared costs as districts push for timely approvals. Elgin has not acted, but a Corry Area project aims to break ground next summer if funds and state approval align.
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Concord Twp
WAYNE
Goneorl Trwnstty Rehoot
Welinia Baken Sevenel Wweers
Azoma Ray Eleui
Jouth
Wayne Township
Seibot
Wayne ‘Township
Walter Campbell
Ariiiiin Lindstrom
Concord Township
Concord Wienshins
Higinborough
Elgin
Yeb
Paigialon
Jayonk
Xinde Elgin
Corry
Corry Area
Une
Civil Defense Stunt Revealed in Illinois
A false report claiming a crash involving a MIG was spread via television and Champaign radio, triggering widespread inquiries. The flier, tied to the Air Forces Intelligence Service, was part of a training exercise at O Hare and Raoutoul, testing air force and state police coordination.
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Ty Associated Press
Champaign
Champaign-Urbana
Air Forcs Intelligence Service
O'Hare Tielé
Chicago
Chanilla Field
Rautoul
Air Fonce
Chanute
Vimy Jijte
Fk Tebano
Penney
Polter Ax
Mania
Crossmere
Witold Glinski
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Hansignia
Ing
Robert Trinttile
Chanutit Field
Tal
Trimble
State
Alp Foren
O'Hare Pele
Buses Cancelled Here Amid Schedule Change and Mystery
The community faces bus service cuts as the local Greyhound fleet shifts to a new winter schedule next Sunday. A prisoner from Champaign County jail aroused reporters after being kept under guard at State Police HQ in Springfield amid security concerns.
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Greyhound
Two purge victims added to Soviet regime moves
The London based dispatch reports Stalin’s police chief Beria’s removal and a Georgian party shakeup in Tbilisi. It notes Beria’s replacement and talks of Dekanozov and Merkulov influence, describing a broad Soviet leadership purge affecting Georgia and other republics.
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Associated Fross
London
Hreiinn
Pete — Hawyefase
Stalin
Sted
Bavrenty B. Beri
Srewine
Saviel
Phen
Lopsbhin
B.D. Galalashvii
Bern
Popublie
iSong Shalalln
Cignitral Committee
Ws SS
Myimist Party
Ton Wari
Merkulion Hia
Zara Vostoks
Garry
Iit Onilers
Vladimir G. Dekanoxoy
Duitertsi
Beria
Two AP Staff Winners Honored for Prison Reports
William Oaks and Frank Noel of AP received Overseas Press Club honors for wartime reporting from Communist prisons in Czechoslovakia and China Korea. Oaks won the Polk Memorial Award for courage and enterprise while Noel earned praise for in depth coverage of the Korean War frontline. Also noted is the death of theater manager John D. Walsh in Pittsburgh.
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Kew York
Associated Press
William Oaks
Frank Noel
Overseas Press Club
Prison 4
Press Club
Actite
Oats
Noel
Eailip
Korea
Oatisnd Noel
Bing Grosby
Mule Boy Lost
Prodvedsroth
Pi ‘Club
Menc Aviak
Oyus
Prague
Wan
Ita
Tuip
Start stocking bass in area
The local hatchery program plans widespread musky propagation with bass stocking in the region. Readouts show 1,200 Hayy lines at River near Basruleamily and 700 at Conewango Ore with 40,000 busy Tanatic fish prepared for future releases. Union City hatchery will supplement, and scientists expect results by fall as musky restocking begins.
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Snl
Pal
Gerry
Jiniler
Miervidl Lali
Teat Hatchery
Pheer Humane
Orion
Ie Weal Hutehery
Unese
Viline
Fen
Wausiellynage
Driver Held for Court in Truck Theft Case
Ronald Wellman, 27, was arraigned before Alderman M. Gobbett on a larceny charge involving a truck owned by Lawrence Cole of Mill Willace. He posted a $3,000 property bond furnished by his father Lynn Wellman. Wellman suffered facial injuries and a jaw fracture after an incident with a derailed vehicle.
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Ronald Wellman
Wils
Neld
Erle Comunty
Gobbett
Wellman
Lynn Wellman
State Polson
Ines
Lawrence Cole
Mill Willace
Help Needed On LL Bleachers At Mead Park Field
Community members are urged to assist at Mead Park’s Olu Boywken Field this evening to finish concrete bleacher work before cold weather halts progress. The project aims to complete the structure this fall with volunteers reporting to Mend Park at 8 p.m. Also in this edition, Frank Walton a Pitt Panthers star from the early 1980s died at Providence Hospital at age 43 after a brief illness. He played for Pitt in 1982 3 and later for the Boston Redskins and Washington Redskins.
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Esse Sapes
Lille Leazun
Etive
Perment Wimwehnes
Deessinie Yooms
Olu Boywken Field
Mead Park
Touy Liraed
Duckiess Timitine
Mend Park
Beaver
Frank
Tiger) Walton
University of Pittsburgh
Providence Hospital
Walton
Pitt Panthers
Boxton Redskins
Washington
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Spartansburg
Coritt Association
Doe Cohen
G. Bulard
Tors Brown
Doylestown
Langhorne
Great Britain
Atlantic
Corryite
Minis
Treaiient
Youle
Cleveland
Ind
New York City
Pittsburgh
Ameri Tea
Gleveland
Ver' Vint
Galt
Att Garrod
Ike
Reds
Askeres
Wits
Heorwie
Wiltsner Buchel
Pyle
Cube Emind
Nha
Soult Reyes
Burcherl
Niu Hy
Uaenlatien
Elie Liste
Cumann
TABIY
Joan
Soli Konan
Vhs
Wayeaie
Svtuite
Tex
ADI Onitiv
LANEY
Fuisk
Alloruan
Allied Sbimior
Minnie
Heneek
Franseiord
Council
Penelects
Pavneay
Lisi
Lwkin
Huhthaka Counsel Appa
Caner Trista
Bertin Euphnil
SiaMtelline
Tulad
Linia
Bhsp
WIEN
John D. Walsh
Veriety Chih
Wb Urban
Han
Milo of
Spurlaishirg
DEM
Eisenhower
Republi
Chaetinh
Coviermig
Selene
Rumney Hytdrowens
All Seyliou Migblusle
Joseph W
Murtiy TeeMues
Uquelo
Amenetlan
Lee
Peawtiony
Iasentineers
Apiaeen
Uy Palluisewidle
Ryusor Nye Avicios Huis
Jesus Hhore Carden
Canimitess
William Persmby
Tyu
Mma
Adin
Stevenson
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