Fragmentary OCR Tale of Names and Place Clusters
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment with scattered names, places, numbers, and partial phrases. It includes references to people such as Charles X Burnest and Decker Jr, locations like MAL and Ors, and assorted terms like stock, Farrington, and 146. The readable bits are inconclusive. content resembles a garbled notice or ledger-like list rather than a coherent event.
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Ee Sonushall & Lake Only Valley
Olalelit Sant
Ann
Cnn
Sonventiel
Msburg
Charles X. Burnest
Spencer
Farrington
Decker, Jr
Congress Opposes Federal Controls on Economy
Washington reports that Congress rejects new inflation warnings and federal controls amid postwar fear of inflation. Rep Wolcott of Michigan calls for waiting to assess wartime spending impact, while Commerce official Virden and Hoffman favor voluntary industry measures over broad controls.
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Associated Pres
Washington
White Mouse
Republican Congress
Truman
Council of Jeconomic
Entnictl
Rep. Wolcott
R.mich
House
Batting
Cole
Commerce Department
John C. Virden
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation
Hoftman
Purchasing Resistance Urged Now
Roger Babson argues in St Louis that the farm sector should cut debt and repair buildings, avoid rushing crops to market, and resist price increases. He cites labor shortages, government subsidies, and rising material costs as drivers of inflation, urging consumers and merchants to curb purchases to restore purchasing power and stabilize prices.
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Central West
Weil Fe
Philadelphia
Electric Power Curbs Probable As Strike Looms
Washington April 1. Government survey of fuel stocks at electric power plants follows stalled 27 day nationwide coal strike talks. John L. Lewis and mine owners remain far apart on pensions and no new bargaining session occurred. Potential plan to curtail power looms amid threats of contempt charges for failure to obey court order.
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Nmensen
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Governient
Cours Sammans
Ccisoryey Tgal
Paraguayan police report foiled Communist coup plan
Efteesive from Asuncion reports four Communist leaders arrested after a failed attempted coup tied to broader moves in the Americas to disrupt the Inter-American conference in Bogota Colombia. Police seized rifles and land grenades in the crackdown.
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SasKa
Per Capita Tax Wage Attachments To Be Issued
The first in a planned 350 wage attachments against Corry employees to collect delinquent per capita and occupation taxes will be mailed Monday morning. About 90 attachments are ready in the city treasurer’s office and will be sent to the Corry plants where the delinquent taxpayers work. Officials expect total collections to be well below the initial 7,000 estimate and say remaining attachments should be issued before next week’s end. The drive aims to update tax sales in the next two weeks with ongoing enforcement.
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Corry
City Treasurars
Board of Education
PLAN TWO POWER AIR CRASH PROBE IN BERLIN OUTLINE
The article reports a joint Soviet British probe into an air crash over Berlin that killed 15. The Soviet news agency ADN says a Soviet Geter plane and a British transport aircraft collided while landing. Britain accepts a two power inquiry after earlier blame, with stricter flight regulations and no escort promised.
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Berlin
ADN
Brien Robertson
Robertaon
Foreign Office
Imide
Earthquakes and Volcanic Activity Across Japan
Fragmented report describes tremors near Tokyo and steam and ash from Mount Aso on Kyushu. Text mentions Teganuma and Aso eruptive activity, with unclear details and garbled phrases about islands and eruptions.
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Japan
Tokyo
Rayth
Unis
Teganuma
Enat
Aso
Ushu Island
Italy Admittance to UN Demanded by U S
The United States, Britain and France urged immediate Italian admission to the United Nations at the Security Council, criticizing Soviet vetoes. US delegate Warren Austin argued the veto misstates Italy’s right to join, listing other nations still blocked and noting Italy’s April 1 election. The United States warned that five other applicants remain blocked by Russia and that Britain and France opposed the vetoes.
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Associated Press Lake
United States
Tony
United Nations
U.S
Warren Arch
Secrity Council
Russia
Ché
Soviet Union
Briton
France
Urssia
Austin
Italy
Halon
Pinisnhes
Romania
Bul Hopi
Hungary
THA
Romattia
Bulyayit
Saylel Yeloes
Rusti
United Bils
Burma
Taly
Tiply
Finland
Austria
Taine
Portugal
Trans- Jorden
Bulgaria
Albania
Mongolia
FHA Seeks City Bank Financing for Fairhaven Sale
Federal Housing Administration officials met local bankers in Fairhaven to discuss financing the sale of the 100-unit project. Representatives Oakley Heselharth of Pittsburgh and My Gallagher of Erie indicated negotiations would continue to secure government insured loans through city banks. If all units sell, about 215000 may be needed, based on a 250000 sale price per unit.
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Fairhaven
Federal Housing Administration
Oakley W Heselharth
Pittsburgh
My Gallagher
Erie
Loc
FHA
FPHA
Eisenhower Declines Presidential Bid Despite Letter
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower stated he would not accept the presidential nomination, reiterating his January 23 pledge to withdraw from politics. He told reporters after a defense meeting with President Truman that he wrote a letter and meant every word, saying his aides would speak for him from now on. Separately mild market selling touched Bucks ahead of openings with limited lender activity.
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Eisenhower
Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tuktine
Wtart
Truman
New Hampshire
Iasb
May 8 Date Set For Hospital Tag Day
May 8 date set for hospital tag day organized by the Corry Hospital auxiliary. The annual campaign will involve members collecting on city streets to raise funds for hospital expenses. The event netted about $200 in recent efforts.
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Corry Hospital
Sibiiday
Lita
Mes. A
Gas allotment to area ends
The 19.5 million cubic feet daily gas flow to the region, with Pennsylvania Gas Company receiving about one third, ended after Washington DC issued an order. Initial 10 day grant extended twice for domestic needs during severe cold, now easing as March warms. Remaining 25 percent curtailment pending, industries previously slated for cuts face potential impact.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Washington, DC
Corry
Pennnsylvania
New York State
Sovern
Dutine
Midwest
Wattsburg Driver Loses 1992 Ford in Overnight Theft
A Wattsburg resident reported a 1992 Model A Ford coupe stolen during the night. The car bore Pennsylvania reels and was taken by two hitchhikers after a stop at a local tavern. The owner alerted police when he found his vehicle missing near the Wattsturg tavern.
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Wattsburg
Btata
Corry
Chord Shampoe
R. D
Watts
Shampoe
Erie
Wattsturg
Wattsbirg
Pennsylvania
Council Votes On Shady Avenue Vacating Ordinance
City Council passed the third and final reading of an ordinance to vacate Shady Avenue between Columbus Avenue and the Erie Railroad, with Carl Smith and Walter Sweet absent. The action clears the right of way for a proposed new plant and possible road extension, while Snyder Birele road incorporation and housing development plans move forward.
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Columbus Avenue
Erie
Corry-danlestey
Mig. Corp
Qlail
Carl Smith
Walter Sweet
Conpvdainestayn
Carry-Jamortune
Cornell
Goutei
Snyder Birele
Uwollen
Pulshaven
Aly
Sentences Handed Down in Nuremberg SS Trial
Fourteen SS officers known as the Guild were sentenced to hang for alleged extermination crimes in a landmark Nuremberg war crimes trial. Two others received life terms, five got prison terms, and Maj. Gen. Otto Ohlendorf was among those condemned to death, marking the harshest verdicts yet in the long proceedings. A separate Dallas collision injured about 25 people on the Dallas-Sherman line as two electrically powered interurbans crashed head on near Dallas.
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Associated Preas
Ameren Cash
Nuernberg
Internationnaniliisey Telbun~ Ai
Con
Cerner
Michael A. Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Otto Ohlendorf
Binsara
Government to end meat strike through bargaining next week
Washington April 10 government plans to end the 26 day CSO meat strike by bargaining sessions starting next Wednesday at a federal mediation service venue. A three man board had urged a fact finding review but will now push direct talks with the four largest meat packers Switt Armour Cudahy and Wilson and the striking workers. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service convened a bargaining session for Wednesday morning in Chicago with 610 Pickinghouse Workers and the four biggest firms invited. representatives from Switt and Armour accepted promptly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nxt
Truman
Crum
Atomic Energy and Coal
Vole
Ie Nukh Alep
Wor
Pedevil Courh Injimielinny
Sunnsur Furl
Chicago
Switt, Armour, Cudahy and Wilson
Oni Witt and Armour
James J. Spillane
Chi
Strike Threat Looms Over PRR Next Week
A looming strike by Pennsy Railroad firemen and maintenance workers threatens to halt the entire system after an April 10 AP report. President Truman may appoint a fact-finding board if mediation fails, delaying any walkout for 30 days. Maine Democrats also back Truman for the national convention.
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Associated Press
Philarssphta
Truman
Pennsylvania
Harry A. Storch
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Storch
PRR
Vlevixio
Teuuman
Faerfind
Ilar
National Mediation Board
PRA
Bonn
Btorch
Bogota Riots Hit Capital As Fires Rage In Embattled City
Washington reports Bogota embassy threatened by fires as tanks and rioters advance through the city. Early tallies claim up to 100 killed and 200 wounded with 35 buildings damaged in the Augetown district amid revolutionary clashes and a disrupted Antica conference.
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Bogota
Colombia
Wan
Slate Department
Washington
United States
Augetown
EL Tiempe
Fires near U S embassy in Bogota threaten none
A night of fires in a building housing the U S embassy in Bogota Colombia produced extensive blaze near the downtown Palm Pan American conference area but no embassy personnel were harmed. Reports from diplomatic channels said the American delegation was safe and the violence followed the assassination of a Liberal leader leading to a Conservative crackdown.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Bogota
Colombia
Sirmail
Omiazey
State Department
Teres Plaza
George C. Marshall
Martina Osama Perez
Amerlesh
John Powell
Iouhlig
Arlior
Pere
Stepe
Wastburt
Weihena
Formbiy
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Parea
Congress
Wirden
U. S
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Roger Babson
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Quito
Boumdor
Wasmington
Apel
Marlin
It-Mass
Jonn L. Lewis
Bere van Horn
Martin
Jerusalem
Ayeil
Jeruaslem
Vinset
Britain
Reds Name Board
Fairhaven Sale
New York
Minis
Lyely
Tnfervala
Blowedawhs
Shady Avenue
Dallas
Tex
Charles Cameron
Inter Tans
Dameron
Neight
Pennsylvania Rutland
Office of Defense Trans— Portalion
Pennsy Aystem
Watoo
Maine
Augusta
Jas
Trumab
Marshall
Arsociates
Combian Army
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