Unclear OCR Item on Dairy Cattle Show and Folks
Fragmented text references Guernsey and Holstein cattle, a 20 month cow, an exhibit, pulleys and crossbars, and multiple scattered names and places. The readable facts are sparse and mixed with garbled words, but indicate a dairy cattle show context with various breeds and exhibitors.
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Bluciete Loyidle
Lee Bangs Msiy Dairy
Cuernsey
Helmmbney
Ernsey
Guernsey
Kati
Coal Tieup Deepens as 400000 in Industry Affected
Unemployment grows in steel mills and coal railroads as a major strike enters its fourth day. The Associated Press reports roving pickets in West Virginia pits and widespread work stoppage under the traditional no-work contract. Maintenance crews continue routine mine duties as the country faces sustained production reductions and economic strain.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Solid Puss Administration
West Virginis
Pollu
UMW
Renaledub
United Mine Workers threaten showdown over Lewis wage talks
Washington reports indicate operators plan a decisive vote today on demand for immediate action on wage and working time issues while miners press for a health and welfare fund and improved safety. If no agreement, contract talks could collapse. federal mediator P. Puls weighs intervention as a cooling off recess is discussed. Steel output declines as Carnegie-Illinois announces 5000 idle workers, with railroads cutting coal shipments and elevating industry disruption.
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Lewis Washington
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Uiion
Tus Glyng Federal
Padi P. Puls
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U8, Steel
Adeck
Pittsburgh
Miny
UMW
Baltimore
Ohic Reilroad
Vardaman Confirmed by Senate after narrow vote
Theodore James K Vardaman Jr retiring wave aide to President Tru jan won Senate confirmation after ten weeks of struggle for the Pedera Reserve Board. He will serve a 14 year term at $15 000 a year. The vote was 65 to 1 in favor.
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Ihodore
James K Vardaman, Jr
Trujan
Pedera Reserve Board
Senate
Vardman
Tip Privah
Safe Crackers Active In This Area, Titusville Post Office Hit
Corry pmlive report notes a gang twice struck in the area. The Grand Valley post office and an oil company office in East Titusville were targeted. The Titusville police were alerted as a vault door and window fixtures were damaged during the break in. State Police notified after the office disturbance and partial entry attempt.
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Corry
Coty
Grand Vatley
Aimilar Laleye
Oil Creek Petrolgum Company
Titusville
Azediey
Bie
Hie
McGraw
Anny
PhD
Fie State Police Ab
Resurfacing Route 6 West of Corry Awarded
The Mayer Brothers Construction Company of Erie won a $35,002 contract to resurface 23.1 miles of Route 6 between Corry and the Elgin crossroad intersection. Work will begin soon with two inches of hot asphalt over a 20 foot width to widen and improve riding quality on the deteriorating concrete highway.
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State Highway Department
Corry
Gorry-clytaet
Herrisbug
Mayer Brothers Construction Company of
Erie
Comny
Elgin
Wes Annownc
Altices
Mayer Concern
Kat Columbus Avenue
Highway Department
New Emmanuel Pastor Arrives In This City
Rev Joseph R Olair arrives from Dryon NC to serve as pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church He is accompanied by wife and children and will reside in the city This week Rev Glarty from Syracuse to assume duties at the church beginning Sunday
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Emmanuel
Joseph R. Olair
Dryon
N. C
Emmanual Episcopal Ghurch
Olair
Tor
Dr. & Bowery
Glalty
Syracuse
North Carolina
Cherry Purchases Johnson Building On West Main Street
Milton Cherry, son of the buyer, operates the Mil ton Cherry firm and will run a larger space in the remodeled Johnson Building on West Main Street adjoining Citizens National Bank. The property will house the Corry Modern Appliance Company and expanded showrooms for appliances and electrical supplies. New quarters to open by early summer with temporary Rex Theatre space used meanwhile.
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Cherry
Johnson
W. Main Street
North Coaster
Wewaine
Tailay
West Main Street
Citizens National Ban Wilding
Paiagivenio Klee Wie
Mys. 5
Armour Hill Stream Uifalgh
Roger M. Brown
O. & Donne Tmriwatre
Eal
Abbe
Cottow
Livied Brnter Kasay
Livied Brnter Kasay |Menb Berview
Wmperiy
Center Alley
Iting
Milton Cherry
Rex Theatre
Pacific Typhoon Developing Near Formosa
Manila reports typhoon IR moving north northwest between Leyte and Formosa with winds near hurricane strength. Navy aerologist notes possible northward curve toward Formosa as waves crash into Manila Bay wrecking a schooner but with no loss of life. ships ride out the storm, some reefs washed away and repairs ongoing.
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Manila
Navy
Lieon
Lievon
Formosa
Manila Bay
Popfhern
Philippines
San Fernando
Cpt
Willam €. Foote
Arthy Tese Mon Lagayen Guly
Death of Jack Peterson in car at Kendall Service Station
Jack Peterson died suddenly this morning after 10 o’clock while seated in his car at Kendall Service Station on North Center and Washington streets. He had retired last fall due to ill health after more than twenty years as a foreman at Davison Fogie Lumber Company. He was born May 4, 1980, in Union Township and was a member of the First Methodist church. He is survived by his wife Myris, two daughters, four grandchildren, five sisters, and one brother. The body is at Davison Funeral Home and will be moved to his home for viewing. funeral arrangements are pending awaiting daughters’ arrival.
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North Side
Jack Peterton
Xest~iend
Comny
Kendal
Wamen
North Center
Washington Streets
Peterson Nichl
GE. Bennett
Peterson
Union Township
First Methodist Church
Myris. Peterson
John Rogers
Sin
Warren Ross
Cambridge Springs
Jaren
Cora. Jones
Union City
Blanche Miller
Florida
Maude Huntley
Waye Warner
Ta ‘Kennedy
Corry
Essex Street
Explosion damages Chemless plant in Conshohocken
An April explosion caused by a light bulb shatter tug ignited a fire at one Chemless Corporation building in Conshohocken Pennsylvania, injuring two men and causing about 20000 dollars in damage.
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Maries Conshohocken
Chemless Corporation
Dr Butters to Take Office After Graham Estate Purchase
Major J Guy Buttersy returns to civilian life after over three years in the Army and will begin general practice in the Baxlow Block on Monday April 22. He has purchased the late Dr Graham’s complete offices and laboratory equipment and will renovate and reopen the offices with Mrs Wren Tord resuming duties as assistant and technician. The practice will include pediatrics surgery and physio-therapy along with full laboratory services.
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J. Guy Buttersy
Army
Apent ‘oVenveas
Dy. W. W. Graham
Baxlow
BF Butters
Graham Estery
Graham
Butters
Ps9
Wren Tord
Dr Graam
Jie Say
Physio-Therany
Lanston
Lomarraw
Senate banking panel approves housing bill for 12.5 million homes
Bulletin dispatches report unanimous Senate banking committee approval of legislation aiming to create 12.5 million homes in the next year. Other wires note Vatican plea for aid to starving destitute, New Jersey governor vowing to seize utilities during a strike, and Treasury deficit projections for 1946 07 with receipts higher than forecast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Continuance of OPA Believed Assured in Debated Plan
Washington reports indicate Congress weighs extending the Office of Price Administration amid votes on price controls and subsidies. Debate centers on whether to continue OPA authority or grant broader presidential control, with figures like Rep Monroney and Rep Brown playing pivotal roles.
Senators Attack Bowles Over Agricultural Policy
Washington April 4 South 6 mm Senators criticized Bowles for backing Secretary Anderson on proposed price control measures. They argued the plan would stall cloth price increases and threaten farmers. Maybank said the Agriculture Department must not yield to the OPA as extension of its control years.
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Washington
Oliestes Bowles
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Tye
Auiderind
Swit
SenRiur Maybank
Aidae
Anderson Hey
OPA
Two Escaped Buffalos Shot in Park Chase
Two buffaloes escaped from Shush Park and led county police on a chase into the Library sector of Pittsburgh. Officers opened fire when the animals became dangerous, killing both. No further details on injuries or motive were provided.
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Pittsburgh
Shush Park
Library
Sini
Georgy FE. Kelly
Quarks
Dari
Death toll in Hawaii waves may reach sixteen
The report cites rising casualties from powerful waves at Waikiki and surrounding shores in the Hawaiian Islands. Authorities confirm many missing and feared drowned as rescues and damage assessments continue. Police estimate property losses and search for missing individuals continue, with isolated pockets of destruction seen around Oahu.
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Hawaiian Islands
Anel Air
Che Paultial
Hawaiign Islands
Lewemen
Moniyy
Tahiti
Californ
South America
Fuwnilan
Searon
Evans
Ens
Sea
Anc Ae
Railroads Seek Higher Rates Amid Textile Wage Demands
Railroads plan to raise freight rates as workers demand substantial wage hikes. Disclosed by officials, the move targets surcharges to cover a broad cost increase and to offset anticipated labor pressures. The dispute centers on pay raises for thousands of workers and its impact on shipping costs across the network.
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Associated Press
Shicago
Syd Swillyards
Ioredar
Bo Usle
Poihenea
Omy
Phumieouetwtine
Phumieouetwtine: Said Vse Njeral
Corry teachers to gain under single salary schedule
Pennsylvania adopts a single salary scale affecting Corry School District. The report notes Corry will see raises up to 2100 with annual steps to 2100 while other districts may match higher pay, enabling more and better teachers. Secretary Anderson highlights new biology lab supplies desks and improved maintenance as line items.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Gabon
Squaller
Nnher
Raum S. Duwel
Garay
Corry
T. Anderson
Franz 10 Open Center St Store to Open
Franz announces a new opening at Center Street with James Mead as manager. The plan includes renovating the adjacent Beane Company building and redecorating, opening a sample showroom and main stock at First Avenue. The project aims to meet demand for appliances and furniture for larger and modest homes.
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Franz
Open Center
War Vet Accused in Chester Rape Slaying Arrests Reported
A Chester newspaper account reports a year old veteran Grant Tyler and an accomplice were to be arrested on charges of murdering Rose Lyons, a 49 year old housewife, in a park. Lyons was raped and beaten, with a note found beside her body. Tyler was later found dead in his room. police continued to search for the second suspect as crush details surfaced.
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Grant Tyler
Chester
Dtop
Buel Allen
Tyler
Hans
Desmond
ERIE VET AND SON KILLED IN FATE CRASH NEAR ERIE
Gerald Sawin 27 a Marine veteran and his infant son Gary John died when their car crashed into a concrete abutment on Route A near Belle Valley at 9 45 PM two miles south of Erie. Three other Lawin family members were injured, including four year old Carol Jean in very serious condition, while Mrs Lawin Marion ichim fractured ribs and cuts and second son David suffered bruises and a chipped chin. both treated at local hospitals.
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Erie
Gerald Sawin
Marine Corps
Gary John
Route A
Belle Valley
Sden
Lawin
Carol Jean
St. Vincent's Hospital
Warren W. Wood
Marion
Wifh
David
Hamat Hospital
Iran Crisis Signals Russian Troop Withdrawal Promise
In New York on April 4 5 Soviet Ambassador Gromyko promised Russia will pull Red Army forces from Iran by early next month and sought to shelve the Iran crisis while keeping it on the agenda. U N Secretary Trygve Lie and Byrnes weighed actions as Gromyko's letter offered guarantees and a March 24 withdrawal date later reframed to May 6. Ambassadors Ala and the UN prepared for possible settlement if the council could avoid reopening the issue.
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New York
Russia
Iran
United Nations Security Council
Gromygo
Ita
U.S
Byrnes
Uage
Security Council
Groniyke
Clee
Lie
Sramyko
Andy
Trent
Als
Film Studio Murder on set shocks Hollywood police
In Hollywood on April 4 a realite slaying ended a gangster movie celebration as police found Edgart Ww. Grapedi, a studio electrician, dead on the Veneer film set. Detective Sergant Brakley yotinson said the incident appeared to be a fatal and fractioned attack with unclear motive and preliminary notes point to a crime scene on the studio grounds.
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Hollywood
Edgart
Ww. Grapedi
Studio Electrician
Sergant Brakley Yotinson
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