Beaverdiars sale catalog notes for cattle and farm implements
A fragmented 19th century notice lists cattle, livestock, farm tools, and household goods for sale by Proctor in Union County. The itemized sale includes grade Holsteins, yearlings, heifers, a service bull, tractors, plows, planters, chairs, beds, and aluminum ware. Sale date appears as a Saturday, with buyers from nearby towns invited to attend.
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Air expansion push moves ahead in Congress
Congress backs a bigger air force with a $7 5 million appropriation and priority given to defense needs. Plans for universal military training are set aside as lawmakers balance manpower and funding while weighing a temporary draft and 10 group air force expansion. Senate and House committees discuss hearings and potential heavy force expansion amid defense budget questions.
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New Rail Wage Talks Scheduled
Representatives of the nation s railroads and three operating unions will meet in Chicago next Wednesday to resolve wage disputes that could trigger a strike. The panel had proposed 1844 cents an hour raise and rule changes, unions seek higher pay, cooling-off dates were set, and 30 000 workers could be affected by the 20 day period. D A Robertson said a settlement may come if carriers meet the unions.
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Gasoline Tax Hints in Pennsylvania By AP
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania may raise the gasoline tax to fund highways as a construction push stalls. Officials warn current four cent per gallon levy lacks adequate funding and fear new revenues are needed to sustain road programs and support counties.
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Russia Rejects Four Power Probe of Berlin Crash
Marshal Vasily Sokolovsky defended a Soviet British inquiry and rejected a four power investigation into the Berlin outskirts plane collision that killed 15. He criticized the British version as slander and demanded safety assurances for Soviet air operations before any joint probe. British General Robertson awaited Russia’s reply in Berlin as France’s diplomat De Murville arrived to discuss Western Allied cohesion.
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Voting machines to be distributed for April 27 primary
Bluetinns Board announced distribution of voting machines for the April 27 primary. All 80 precinct polling places in Hile will receive two machines, with remaining machines allocated to the county’s 4B polls and Corry. Poll hours are 7 to 8 p.m. EST or 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daylight time after April 25. MICCOUGHS VICTIN. JOHNSTOWN, Pa. April 1 Louis Saba, 46, of Salina, Weatherland county, has suffered coughs for two weeks. doctors have not yet halted them. He sustained leg and tip injuries in a March 23 mine accident and was brought to Lee Mappital for treatment. The following day the hiccoughs began.
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Fairhaven 10 Houses Sold Within Three Months Plan
James Lafferty of the Federal Public Housing Authority says the 100 unit wartime Fairhaven development will be sold by month end June. Ninety seven appraisal figures and set terms will be released soon. sales require 19 percent down and a long-term amortization plan. Prioritized buyers are veterans in residence, then servicemen in the area, then non veterans living at Fairhaven.
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Three Die As Tornadoes Hit Illinois and Indiana
Three persons were killed and many injured as tornadoes swept across northern and central Illinois and northwestern Indiana. Homes and businesses were damaged, communications disrupted, and property losses ran into thousands of dollars. The storms extended from Arkansas to Michigan with rain in the Atlantic states and snowfall in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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New Castle Officer Awarded $4,250 in Damages
Police Officer George I. Price won a verdict against the estate of John Dawson for $4,250 after testifying he was struck with an iron pipe during an attempted robbery at the Household Finance office in New Castle. Price said he fired at Dawson, who died days later, claiming concussion and other injuries.
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Severe electrical storm floods area with brief outages
A severe electrical storm struck the area this morning bringing 82 of an inch of rain. No lightning damage reported locally, but Pennsylvania Electric Company lines suffered several momentary outages, with power restored in under two minutes.
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Japanese Doctor Denies Murdering Corry Airman
A Japanese doctor denies murdering an airman linked to Corry. The case centers on two deaths in spring 1945 attributed to medical treatment during wartime. Investigators and military authorities outline disputed actions surrounding Cpl. Krone and others at a Japanese medical facility.
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NAB PAIR WHO FLEECED FOUR CORRY STORES
A New Jersey couple Pearl Acker and How Richardson were captured in Florida by FBI agents after passing four phony checks totaling 95 at Corry stores including Montgomery Ward Enficott Johnson and Leed s. They signed the name of a local physician on drafts and faced charges of passing bad checks and forgery. a detainer was filed by Alderman Cobbett for return to New Jersey.
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Cambridge Man Killed In Fall At Steel Plant
Cambridge Springs resident John Koman, 26, a welder for John Mubr Construction, died after falling about 200 feet from a furnace top at Carnegie Steel Ohio Works in Youngstown. He was taken to hospital but pronounced dead on arrival. Coroner Belinky filed the death as an accident and noted no witnesses.
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Treasury report shows April receipts and balance figures
Treasury position as of April 6 lists receipts 260 899 811, expenditures 364 003 870 84, balance 4 610 815 013 31, with a decrease of 8 393 690 41 from the previous day.
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Raid Scare Forces Slots Into Hiding at Local Venue
A wave of alarm alarms after a raid scare implicated gaming slots and hotel machines. Authorities say counterfeit devices were moved and hid to avoid exposure as multiple recent incidents linked to county enforcement. Police report ongoing investigations with limited detail.
Italian Communist Letter Drive Hits Italian Americans
A Rome broadcast reports Italians abroad are sending thousands of letters to influence the April 18 elections. The Pro Communist Avanti printed a back page photomontage. Observers note both Communists and anti Communists are active as polling nears. There is speculation of a last big campaign move and possible shifts in voters.
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Miner faces personal crisis after killing wife and attorney
Six year old miner Ernie Le Vost died today at Von Buiemont Hospital from a bullet wound suffered during a fatal shooting in attorney Tinker Morowse’s office. Coroner reports say Wayne dunls fatally shot Nellie Marie Yost and Morowse during a divorce conference before turning the gun on himself. Police Chief Join Avantin noted Yost arranged a visit to her home prior to the conference and that only one room remained when the fire began, with women fearing an explosive device at first.
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Dewey Faces First Test as Nebraska and Wisconsin Vote
In a key push ahead of the GOP convention, Dewey seeks momentum with Nebraska and Wisconsin ballots shaping up as the first major test of strength. Voters weigh support for Dewey against MacArthur and other candidates as delegates are allocated in state contests. Debates center on preferences that could boost or limit Dewey’s path to the nomination.
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European Hotel Sold Here Today
Mrs Mary Soltien announces the sale of the Tippenn Hotel on East Main Street. John Baril of Erie will acquire furnishings and apply to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board for a transfer of license. new operator to take over upon approval. Ownership changes include Frank Nicolaazza Kane retaining the building with sale to Kane.
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Second Church Fight Victim Dies of Wounds
A second victim died today from wounds suffered in a Sunday shootout at a Muse Ionian Church meeting in Breetown. Boris Hlott, 12, died at Harrisburg Hospital after Koch Atzett, 24, was killed. District Attorney Shelley described a chaotic brawl at Macedonian Hall where George Minolt, 31, allegedly fired into the crowd while attempting to break up the fight.
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Latin American oil sought to ease critical shortages
In Bogotá and across Latin America, nations urge new exploration to boost oil supply. United States eyes help from Latin American producers to diversify sources as Yemen and Venezuela face transport and production limits. Argentina and Mexico are noted as potential partners amid global demand pressures.
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Stassen Wins 19 Wisconsin Delegates in Republican race
In Wisconsin with most precincts counted Harold Stassen secured 19 of the state’s 27 Republican convention delegates. General MacArthur carried the remaining eight as Dewey trailed with a close tally. Milwaukee district results showed Stassen leading with about 27,900 votes to MacArthur’s 26,000 and Dettlemann’s 26,000 in a tight finish.
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Mine Chief Faces Finish Fight Over Coal Strike
John L. Lewis faced a decision to end the 25 day coal strike or risk heavy contempt penalties per day. The judge scheduled a Monday hearing on whether to extend or uphold the contempt order and whether Lewis and the United Mine Workers should be jailed for continuing the walkout. Lawyers argued the government may seek penalties if the strike persists while Lewis sent representatives to meet operators but talks sparked a heated dispute over leadership and pension issues.
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Fire and blast damage New York office tower
A fire and explosion struck a New York office building late last night. Fire crews contained the blaze after glass rained onto the street from the upper floors. Investigations were underway into the incident and possible causes.
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