Auction notice for farm machinery and land sale in 1936
Fragmented OCR lists a farm equipment sale including plows seed oats tractors and silage gear with references to a sale location near Maelton and a half mile off the highway. It also mentions a will probate notice from Erle County and a land sale schedule with cash payments and conditions. The text is garbled but centers on an auction of farm gear and real estate and a probate matter.
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Nfgneu & Yaris
Tata
Privad
van Pub
Noel Tribe
Oleh Coupe
Lori
Massey Ar
Gullvator
Amachinery
Nk Abrams
Muelion
Manton
John Deere
Maelton
Suny
Coal Miners Strike Fallout Shifts To Washington
President Truman faced a delaying crisis as John L Lewis disavowed orders to end the coal miners walkout. Lewis stated miners act without union or officers directives while the federal government weighed court action under the Taft Hartley Act. The 400,000 workers began the stoppage March 15 over pension terms, with Justice and Labor officials preparing emergency steps.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Touman
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewik Haa
Une
UMW
Yin
Minery Mazeh
Leer Tewiy
Clarke
Truman
Justice Department
Java
Justice Départment
White House
Willinersbure
Why Building Costs Remain High Predicts 1958 Strain
Roger W. Ranson in New York argues that building costs stay high due to rising labor costs and taxes, with a chain effect from timber cutting to real estate. He cites higher wages, restrictions, and social deductions, plus municipal codes and war-prep measures, as key drivers. He warns that house prices may rise steeply, though new construction could lag behind past levels, and notes uncertainty as universal training and the draft affect the market.
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Roger W. Ranson
York City
Eluven
Tig
Edity Almabiow
Washington
Becausie
Jere
Truman Signs Aid Bill to Fight Communism Abroad
President Truman signed a massive foreign aid bill to rush American goods and military aid to Western Europe, Greece, Turkey, and China. The ERP and State Department prepare action with a roving ambassador to oversee distribution as the program launches.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Asia
Truman
Congress
Russia
Greece
Turkey
China
Soviet Union
Itael
ERP
Lovett
State Department
House Lines Up For Oleo Tax Fight
Washington April 3 The House faces a new battle over oleomargarine taxes with a likely vote by April 26 on repealing the federal levy. Rep Rivers pushed a discharge petition with 25 Pennsylvania signatures and 62 Republican signers alongside 160 Democrats, signaling momentum toward tax revision though some members warn of a full repeal.
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Préaw
Washington
Howe
House Agrculture Committee
Rep. Rivers
D-80
Tellow-Fowse
Pennsylvania
Chadwick
Cornett
Crow
Funton
Putton
Galagher
Gavin
Jenkins
Runkel
McCarmet
McDowell
McGarvey
Maloney
Muhlenberg
Sarbacher
Schoblick
Hardie Scott
Hugh Scott
Tibbett
van Zandt
Buchanan
Aberharter
Kelley
Morgan
Ord Walter
Agriculture Committee
Rivers
Navy silent on report atomic tests launched in Honolulu
April 3 reports say a force sailed March 6 for a secret Eniwetok test in broad view of a Russian ship. The story claims initial test shares were underway two weeks, possibly involving guided missiles with seismic warheads. Mt McKinley sailed from Pearl Harbor while the Russian motorship Dnesir paced in Honolulu harbor.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Honolul
Eniwetok
Nhe Hoholul
Ser
Mt. McKinley
Pearl Harbor
Agi
Anveruser
Will
rsVel
Vladivostok
Eniwestok
U. S
Navy
Jerusalem village falls to armed Jewish detachment near Ain Karen
Arab sources report a Jewish detachment captured Castel Gre mllex west of Jerusalem and moved toward Ain Karen as reinforcements were said to be en route. The area holds hilltop positions overlooking routes to the Holy City amid ongoing tensions.
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Associated Preen
Jerusalem
Castel Gre Mllex
Arsh
Ain Karen
Castel
Jurean Hills
Whitch
Holy City
Dil City youth dies in auto crash near Waterford
Duane V Milley, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Verna V Miller of On City, died after the automobile he drove rolled over on Route 19 one mile north of Waterford. Erie County authorities ruled the death accidental. A witness said Miller looked out of the open door before the crash as another car approached, the vehicle swerved, rolled, and threw him from the car, which then landed on his head. He died en route to St Vincent’s Hospital, Erie. The car suffered about $800 damage.
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Duane V. Milley
Verna V. Miller
ON City
Waterford
Liwle
Te Bile Garracks
Aabiter
General Tleetyle Company
Miller
Berm
A&t
D. 1 Worster
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Dimagesi
Chest to Pay Cancer Quota in Erie County
The Erie county board plans to support the Corry Community Chest to meet the city quota, offsetting the need for a separate solicitation. An official vote is expected at the next meeting with Dr Herman Grose proposing the Chest assume the obligation. An informal poll shows board members eager to help and a donation of 1500 dollars likely to be made.
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Erie
Cammuns Chee
Three Held In City For Panhandling
Police arrested Cheater Tiszewski 45 of Dubois William Konski 83 of Johnsonburg and Burton Brown 60 of Erle Thetro at Center Street rail depot for panhandling. Tiszewski was jailed ten days and the other two faced city court on additional charges. Holich elected president of the Pennsylvania College Bendsmen's Association.
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Garry ¢Ly
Tiszewski
DuBois
William Konski
Johnsonburg
Burton Brown
Erle Thetro
Rail
Tax hike likely as Congress passes relief measure
Washington reports that about 12,000,000 taxpayers face a swift tax boost as a relief bill, backed by a large majority, overrides President Truman. The plan lowers federal revenue but pledges balanced budget steps, with forms for reduced withholdings to take effect May 4 and refunds for overpayments starting next year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rulief
Congress
Truman
United States
Bul
Martin
Nbhawg
Beniuss
Con- Meas
Gestaring
House
Jebo
Senate
House Democrats
Senate Democrats
Sehihinst
Uragkote
Trains Held Longer Here Amid Profit Shortfall
Freight traffic on the Buffalo division will be reduced starting Monday after a blood crossing incident forced trains to be held longer. Passenger service delays and platform transfers have increased as trains are moved to accommodate parcel post and express handling. The first freight cut will affect the Pennsylvanian line with partial eliminations on northbound routes Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and southbound runs on the other days.
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Buffalo
John Lr LeWiy
Tonger Parioils
Hura
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lund
ON City
Brocton
Nin
Binday
Council Weighs Daylight Saving At Next Meeting
The council plans to act on daylight saving time at the upcoming meeting led by Mayor J Pred Mintuy. A move to adopt DST faces varied support amid neighboring communities and a scheduled change likely for 2 a.m. Sunday morning April 25. Also on the agenda are first readings of the Gerry Jamestown Milk Corp. ordinance and a foot alley petition affecting eastward property lines near Sucon Avenue.
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Cormell
Pennsylvania
New York
Reguilar
Tressurer
Gerry- Jamestown Mig. Corp
Mowday Wight Willy
Ueliin
Elgin Driver Escapes Wreck Unhurt Near Corry Route 6
Paul McCray of Wigin escaped unharmed when his automobile left Route 6 west of Corry and overturned after hitting a mailbox. State Police investigated the noon crash, with damage estimated at 100 dollars and McCray reportedly uninjured. In Wrig hsville April 3 officials report 10 cent hourly pay boost for brick and clay workers across five states under a new contract.
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Paul McCray
Wigin
Corry
McCray
Alegate Bhattey
Whrichsville
Tn Am
Fea
Donation Brings City Honor to WWI Soldier Memory
In memory of Archie Thompson of Corry who died in action near a French town during World War I, local donors organize a community drive. Airy Wantelson and Meadvilly lead a collection effort aided by 800 boys, honoring a fallen Company A soldier as they support Alsinex Tranve.
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Wantelson
Plitsiekl
la Moonie
Meadvilly
Lendud
Alsinex
Tranve
LeWi
Archie ‘Thommpson
Renewed Efforts to Secure New Plant for Corry City
Corry Chamber of Commerce members report brighter prospects for bringing a new manufacturing operation employing about 80 people. Directors discussed locating a facility here, noting current owner favors relocation and that 30 men and 30 women could be needed to operate the plant, with a decision expected in coming weeks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Xession
Corry Ee
Man Op
North
Sestern Peteyyumi
Ehls
Present
Commerce
Italy Moves to Quell Election Riots Amid Tense Europe
Rome announced a large mobilization, with about 49 000 armed forces including 180 000 reserve, prepared to act against any electoral violence. Interior Minister Jenew Marin Seetha addressed Italians warning against intimidation and pledging to safeguard freedom with swift, modern weaponry and a ready corps.
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Italy
Associated Press
Rome
Jenew
Marin Seetha
Corce
Ajax Engines To Be On Display At Tulsa Oil Show
Three Ajax engines are to be showcased at the Tulsa Oil Show this weekend. Two CMA gas engines and a large 16 by 16 steam drilling engine will be featured, with chrome fittings and distinct color schemes. The exhibit, organized by Bethlehem Supply Co, runs May 16 to 21 and expects 225000 attendees from oil-producing nations, with over 800 exhibits across 1000 companies including the Ajax THX10 gas engine in well operation.
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Tulsa
Petrolum
National Supply
Ajax
Unn Axe Aihitlon
Mandager
Hasior
Oliet
Gy Ty Rain Hsulo
Distro Mananers
Pree
Man
Minne of
Houton
Berlin Sees Soviet Blockade of U S Sector Building
April 3 1946 Berlin reports indicate American troops blockaded a Soviet occupied railroad building in the U S sector after reports that German elements planned to destroy records. Soviet generals protested the move while Russian officers sent food and supplies inside the building under tension with American guards.
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Iy Asgreland
Uru
Berlin
U.S
Benin
Mare
Thich
Soviel
Gener Alexandar Kotokov
Gudus D. Clay
Potsdam
Wbat A. mm
Wasi
Forse
U. S
Merhalts
Fawkers
Lood
Joe Louis Named In Damage Suit
AP reports heavyweight champion Joe Louis is named in a damage suit filed in Chicago by a New York model's husband seeking 500000. The plaintiff accuses Louis of stealing the model’s affection while he claims Louis denies the charges and was traveling in Paris when the suit was filed.
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Joe Louis
Associated Press
Chicago
April Sater
Hix
New York
Louis
Matthew
Paulkoer
Amanta
Paris
Panther
Ely
Lewis
Poultners
Poutener
Filner
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