Auction Notice for Farm and Home Goods Sale
Sale of farm and home items to settle estate. Auction features complete furnishings including beds, dining set, bedroom suits, dishes and bottles, tools, wood, and yard items. Two complete beds, tubs and jars, crates, and a working automat laundry area. Also 96 head of cattle on a two mile east of Rt. 27 site with 50 starting to stow, tractors, wagons, and machinery. Auction date October 2 at 10 a.m. Two miles east of aut No. 857 and 96 head of cows and stock in listed lots. High chance for buyers to bid on farm equipment and household goods.
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Jomyober
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Winard Bull
Auction notice for farm machinery and belongings sale
A fragmented sale notice lists a large batch of farm items including tractors, belts, a compressor, a cooler, heat straw, wheat, brooder, milking equipment, and numerous tools. The sale is managed by Bear Lake and Goldstein, with entry around 7 PM, near Lotteville east of a mile. Thousands of spiles, sticks, and other hardware are mentioned alongside dates and entity names in a chaotic description.
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Sein Aeoff
Uneh
de Lotteville
Bear Lake
Goldstein
Ai Iesday
Hnson
Pioneer
Repatriation Rules Spark Allied Protest at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom the Korean Repatriation Commission set ground rules for explaining to war prisoners why they may refuse to return home. Allies accuse Communists of bias and say interviews must be individual, not group, with no prisoner forced to attend. Officials warn meetings could halt if disturbances arise as 22 000 North Koreans and POWs resist repatriation.
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Prbus Panmunjom
Korean Repatriation Commission
Renin
Fueill
Allied
Eisenhower Rules Out U S Sales Tax Plans
President Eisenhower said there is no intention to propose a national sales tax while leaving open the possibility of a future manufacturers excise levy. He declined to predict new taxes to offset income tax cuts and the excess profits levy. He stressed the Treasury study on taxation belongs to state and local governments. In Pittsburgh, a car Skidded into the Allegheny River, killing Clarence Boston of the Heston Motor Co. The accident occurred near the East Liberty area as responders retrieved the body hours later. the car had only 66 miles on it.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
Individuss
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower denies cabinet resignation links and Soviet threat
President Eisenhower stated he was never knowingly involved with Mori Durkin’s cabinet resignation. He added that Rossi’s alleged hydrogen bomb capability underscores the need to assess Soviet intentions toward the West.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Durkin
Bisenihower
Rossi
West
Vishinsky demands Korea talks move ahead at UN
At United Nations Chief Soviet delegate Vishinsky says there is no chance the proposed Korean Political Conference can meet unless the UN reverses a prior decision. He calls for debate on inviting neutral powers and criticizes U S and British opposition to expanding the talks. The 60 nation assembly's talks open with requests to delay Korea discussion until the conference begins late October.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations Today
U. N
Vishninsky
U.S
Gnablon
Theta
Elaima
Vishinsky
United States
Britiin
Vishinske
Almas
Toway
Korea
Britain
U.N
Teacher Fired Eight Years Ago Fights For Job
Fayette County substitute teacher Dora S. Love seeks reinstatement claiming protection under the Teachers' Tenure Act and a required professional contract. She asserts lack of due process after being ousted by Redstone Township School District in 1945 and appeals Fayette County Court dismissal of her salary claims for 1945-46 and 1948-47. decision awaited by Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Pittsburgh
Fayétte County
Eatinsel
Dora S. Love
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Love
Redstone
Supreme Court
Fayette County
State urges cities to speed sewer plant work
Harrisburg officials warned Pennsylvania municipalities lagging on sewer plant projects face legal action to enforce compliance with the Clean Streams program. The state offered two million dollars in grants and will require 2 percent of construction costs annually for treatment plant projects beginning next year.
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Harrisburg
Lea
Pennsylvania
Clean Streams
Geli
Reber
Woodside
Hale
Justice Department
Wal
State Sanitary Water Board
Winder the Fine
Autos Wrecked In Area Crash At Wattsburg Intersection
A Warren man Henry Wyman and Samuel Benson Jr. were in a two car crash at a Wattsburg intersection around 2307 hours. Wyman turned left and struck Benson, driving into a metal pole. Benson’s car sustained minor damage 450 dollars total, Wyman’s car 100 dollars. Benson passenger Harry Beck suffered slight injuries. Police report details in Corry barracks.
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Wattsburg
Warren
Corry Barracks
Henry Wyman
Wattsbure
Aumell Benson
Oficer
Wyman
Benson Auto
Named to State Post Harrisburg
Stanton Balfour, an administrative official of the University of Pittsburgh for 14 years, is named a new member of the State Representation Court in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Stanton Balfour
University of Pittsburgh
Repres Tion
Warren Named Chief Justice in Eisenhower Move
President Eisenhower announced Gov. Earl Warren of California as chief justice. Warren, a Republican, would replace the late Fred Vinson, whose death prompted a recess appointment subject to Senate confirmation when Congress reconvenes. Warren is praised for integrity and experience in government, with Eisenhower noting his vigor and relative youth.
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Washington
Eisenhawer
Bar War- Tet
California
United States
Warren
High Court
War- Ten
Justlee Fred Mr. Vinson
Benale
Eisenhower
Fate of child still unknown in Kansas City
Reports say Bobby Greenlease, son of a millionaire automobile dealer, remains abducted two days after school drop off. Family spokesmen say no contact has been made with kidnappers. Authorities have no new leads and believe professional criminals may be involved. The Greenlease home in Mission Hills, Kansas, remained under strain as efforts to locate the child continued.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Bobby Gtertense
French Institute of
Nate Dame de Lion
Robert. Greenlease
Sid
Becky
Renutlell Tey
Samm
Nile Greenlease
Mead Avis
Robert Lederimian
Famlly
Lederman
Greenleass
Sidburbur Mission Hills
Kan
Mada
Court orders Rail Express Agency to curb striker hires
Pittsburgh judge ordered the Railway Express Agency to fire workers hired to replace strikers to prevent violence and disruption after a week-long walkout. Judge John Drew limited operations to supervisory staff while a hearing on a permanent injunction is set for Monday. About 400 union members had walked out Thursday demanding a 27 1/4 cent hourly pay boost.
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Pittsburgh
A. Jidge
Railway Express Agency
Jidge
John Drew
Allegheny County Common Pleas Gourt
AFL Brotherhood of Railway and
Drew
Mgency
Bomet
Injunction May Be Sought In C J Building Dispute
A labor dispute at the C J building involves picketing by the local Electrical Workers Union as workers from carpenters glaziers and offices walk off the job. The dispute centers on what trades will complete the project with completion about two weeks away.
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Tamestown Concern
M. Platt Co
Wistel
Brie
Electrical Workers Unins
Optie ‘New Cy Plow
Gorimbus Lagerue
sFor
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Pulldins
Tadex
Uy Cross
Fin
Eleciton Union Wien
Lye Jy
Weason Leni
Otber
Doubts Rise Over Russia War Start At Washington Conference
Washington based Asoviawed Press reports Defense Secretary Wilkon doubts Russia will start a war now. A news conference touched on defense cuts and military spending, with figures around 42 to 43 billion dollars a year and a fiscal year budget perhaps slightly under 3.0 billion. Air Force Secretary Lewis warned of expansion to about 120 wings, contrasting earlier 414 wings plan for 1955.
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Asoviawed
Washington
Wilkon
Rome
Wilson
UL S. Escal
Uhabany
Unthal Newenen
Airrenice Hin Ash
Air Force
Ringer Lewis
Autos Damaged in City Crash on West Main Street
At 12 15 this morning a Wear Main street collision damaged two autos, one nibbed, with total damage several hundred dollars. Howard Gates of 198 Wright Street was driving when blinded by oncoming lights, crashing into Lionel McCray of HS D. 3, Corry, whose car was parked. McCray was at work at Aero Blipply plant. Officers reported extensive damage to both vehicles.
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Wear
Howard Gates
Wright Street
West Main Street
Lionel McCray
HS. D. 3
Auto Driver Killed in Greensburg Crash
Two autos collided last night near Greensburg, killing Nicholas Shay, 45, of Southwest, Westmorland County. The second driver escaped injury.
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Greensburg, Ps
Greensburg
Nicholas Shay
Southwest
Westmorland County
Tiether
Russia holds talks on German issue sidelined by conflict
The report outlines Western diplomats’ expectation that the Kremlin may seek to exploit disparities among Western powers over key questions on postwar Germany and Indochina while the United States urges firm Allied unity. It notes Soviet aims to shape peace terms and potential shifts in wartime alignments, with debates over recognition of Red China and contrasts between Western and Soviet approaches.
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Washington
Wester Dip Uomals
Bouay Reuss
Ivy
Lonpedia Jwopkrike
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Postoosal Tmn
Sivityeni
State Department
Chia
Nakious
Asi
Downing
Henaona Garman
Red
Steny
Jone
America
Diame Hs
Marshal Ward
Sevlel
Grube
Kremlin
West Gorinnny
Heat Mark May Be Broken Today
A September heat record was expected to be broken this afternoon as high temperatures were forecast to reach into the 80s with a low of 69. Forecasters predicted a heat spike tomorrow, with the thermometer slipping into the mid 100s. Overnight low around 52.
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Khooni
Meat Packers Agreement Near Settlement in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the Amoyivan group resumes operations after a strike-ending contract was signed. Negotiations involved AFL CIO United Packinghouse Workers and Amalgamated Meat Chillers with large meat packing firms. The Bridgeville plant will reopen under terms reached to end the walkout and stabilize wages.
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Meat Packers
Pittsburgh
Amoyivan
Dysnamid Gorp
Bridgeville
Otter
Plan to Step Up Indochina War Efforts Discussed
The article notes U S and France considering intensified Indochina actions. It cites discussions in Washington and Paris about joint strategy, military assistance, and diplomatic aims to counter communist influence in the region.
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U.S
France
Indochina
Wat
Bus Car Crash Kills One Injures Ten in Pa. Night
A bus and car crash near Sellersville, Pennsylvania, left one man dead and ten injured. William Hess, 14, of Allentown, died about four hours after the collision at Grandview Hospital. Other injured include Phillip Kavline, 20, Wilkes-Barre, Gwalt Dolyn Herman, 51, Nanticoke, Mary Demark, 35, Agnes, and Henry Mycio. Betty Cox, Wilkes-Barre, and Francis Grogan, Kingston, bus driver, treated for cuts and bruises. In Harrisburg, delegates to the Pennsylvania Retailers Association re-elected Frank Burpalde of Wilkes-Barre as president for another year.
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Sellersville
William Hess
Allentown
Delver
Anto
Grandview Hospite
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Philliy Kavaline
Gwatdolyn Herman
Nanticoke
Mary D. Demark
Agnes
Heney Mycio
Betty Cox
Francis Grogan
Kingeton
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Retailers Association
Frank Burpalde
Coal Leaders Hold Talks With Interior Aide McKay
Washington The two leaders of the coal industry John T. Lewin and Harry Moses met for an hour with Interior Secretary McKay and a Washington alder yesterday. Officials declined to detail the discussion, but said the visit was pleasant and covered broad industry problems.
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Washington
John T. Lewin
Harry Moses
McKay
Ton Alder
United Mine Workers
Erin
Moses
Bituminous
Bituminous Con] Operators Fapoct—Ation
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Burrad
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