Fragmented OCRSports Odds and Scores Note Aged Odds Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text lists various numbers and phrases resembling sports odds, weights, weights and scores. Mentions Michigan and old sacks, possible horse or dog racing jargon, with scattered figures such as 817 percent, 28 fate 24, 36 percent, 10 and 50-10.
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Eatock
Indy
Miotors
Michigan
Buidnes
Tb Sutekss
U.S
Sylvurrian
Eiumphs
Celiinis
Siewdy
Lana
Red Army Tanks Hammer West Of Vienna In Major Push
Soviet forces surged toward the Bavarian frontier near Danube bend and entered Vienna from the south and east. Tanks and artillery clashed as the Second Ukrainian Army raced to link with Totbuzhin’s Third Ukrainian Troops, while Czechfront operations closed a supply road from Pelard to the Vienna line.
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RED Army
Vienna
Associated Press
London
Bovarian
Danube Bend
Vien U Day
Histor
Berlin
Frems
Ling
Bavaria
Vienina
Greater Reich
Rissian Ghori
Danube Canal
Danube
Crechoslovakia
Carpathian Mountains
Pélard
Vienna Front
Small blaze at Raymond plant prompts quick response
A minor fire at the Raymond plant was contained on the third floor where a heat treatment kettle splashed hot liquid igniting gas burners. The alarm was raised by plant workers and CO2 extinguished the blaze before firemen arrived. No injuries or damage were reported.
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Hie
Raymond
Aremen
Aero Hires 20 For Two Departments
Aero hires about twenty men in grinding and plating at Agro Supply Mfg. 6 Inc amid a recent sustenance that halted about 120 workers. Company officials said no additional women were recalled for these two departments and hiring focused on the specified areas.
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Aero
Agro Supply Mfg. 6, Inc
Seu
Buller Traces Hi Jacking Case on Kane Trip
G F Buller superintendent of the State Fish Hatchery traveled to Kane to resolve a dispute raised by the Kane sportsmen's organization. They charged Corry Hatchery trout were hijacked at Warren and moved to streams other than those ordered. Buller and Bradford men worked with local drivers and wardens to explain routing changes and locate stock, meeting Bernard Snyder of Kane and using Chaltown guides to inspect the scene. The report notes miscommunication and delays as the stock was redirected to Chapel Forks and other streams as planned.
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G. Buller
Kane
Bradford
Hane
Corty
Warren
Corry
A. J. Johnson
Kaneeres
Kinzual
Chapel Forks
Marshburg
Morrison
Buller
Warden Johnson
Kane Sports
Sione
Biller
Bernard Snyder
Kane Organisation
Enemy Hurls Four Heavy Assaults Against Yank Lines
Japanese forces launch four heavy assaults along the southern sector with mortar fire and air support. Reports indicate no significant change in front lines as planes bolster ground operations.
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Mimitz
Americans Kill Japanese At Eleven To One In Okinawa Fight
Guam April 12. Souther Okinawa entered its eighth day of brutal combat as Navy reports show American casualties at 2,695 for the first nine days. The U S forces claimed to kill 11 Japanese for every American, with Marines advancing in the north toward the Motobu peninsula tip and air and naval guns delivering close support. Admiral Nimitz noted no substantial line changes in the southern sector, while fighters and shore bombardment destroyed Japanese armor and boats. Casualties through midnight Sunday showed 2,095 Americans, 434 dead, 2,103 wounded, 160 missing. Japanese losses were tallied at 5,009 with heavy fighting ongoing.
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Associated Press
Guam
Okinawa
Navy
Chester W. Nimble
Roy S. Geiger
Motohmn
Gueller
Nimitz
Desc
Iwo Jima
Saipan
Two Jima
Pittsburgh Area Miners Return To Work Under Government Control
Pittsburgh April 12 workers began returning to the two Pennsylvania soft coal mines seized Tuesday by the government for unauthorized work stoppages. United Mine Workers official John Dresmich said it was unlikely all mines would operate on the first day of control and that larger pits would take a day or two to resume after local meetings and votes.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
John Dresmich
United Mine Workers
District 5
Dresmich
Retreating Japs Open Hospitals Free Thousands On Okinawa
On Okinawa the retreating Japanese allegedly released thousands of insane and leprous inmates from hospitals. Maj. Charles G. Sweet said 1,400 plus people fled northward, with many violent cases reported. Language barriers hindered identification and recapture efforts.
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Okinawa
Associateu
Ryley Islands
Charles G. Sweet
Sweet
Washington
Bel Price
Birmingham
Ala
Major Sweet
Fifth Army Pounds Carrara Area In Latest Offensive
Forces report continued breakthroughs as Fifth Army advances push toward Carrara and Santerno River lines. Allied troopers, with Italian partisans, seize bridgeheads and press west toward German lines, amid heavy opposition and consolidating gains along the front.
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Fifth Army
Carrara
Esse
Red Lines
Mine Agreement Passed Toward Government Decision
Associated Press reports that miners and operators tentatively agreed to a bituminous wage contract, sending terms to government stabilization agencies for approval. Key points include an open-ended contract, shift differentials of four and six cents, $75 vacation pay, return to a 35-hour week, and a blended pay structure for outside and tonnage workers.
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Washington
Warabhor Guard
Aday
Bilu- Minbus
Ithmurs
OPA |E
War Labor Board
Hese
Lewis
Demann
Jap fleet forms death by own action corps
San Francisco April 12 officers and men of the Japanese force are urged by Admiral Soamu Toyoda to form a death by own action corps. Tokyo radio reported the moment to decide the nation’s fate, with Yamato’s sinking cited as context. Treasury figures show April 10 receipts 154,175,269.98 and total debts 235,232,077,962.82.
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San Francisco
Tokyo Radio
Federal Communications Commission
Soamu Toyoda
Japan
Yamato
Treasury
Washington
Tokyo Area Koriyama Blasted by B-29 Bombs
Assured AP report from Guam states Tokyo and Koriyama were struck by B-29s on a 3,800 mile mission from the Marianas, the longest Pacific bombing raid to date. Pilots called the raid very successful as Superforts targeted Nakajima Musashino plant officials noted heavy fire and visual bombing from 8,000 feet with Japanese fighters encountered.
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Tokyo Area
Koriyama
Assuviated
Guam
Tokyo
Sirtal Koriyama
Hansin Teland Q
Avwri¢at Sunep
Toway Roaring
Marianas
Nakajima Musashino Aircraft
Central Pacific
Fehler
Po- Yee
Haiud
LU Kay Collingwood
Fox Chapeel
Last Minute War Bulletins Span Allied and Axis Actions
Washington charges Germany with deliberate neglect in the treatment of American prisoners. Thunderbolt pilots claim airfield destruction near Leipzig, 350 planes present with 74 destroyed and 18 damaged. Weimar surrenders to the 89th Division by bicycle courier. Soviet Yugoslav pact for 60 years signed by Molotov and Tito, awaiting ratification. Allied progress reported reaching Vegesack and areas northwest of Bremen.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
London
Thundrbolt
Leipzig
Weemar
Weimar
Lovay
Third Army
Mosier to Build Modern Dental Office on Center Street
Dr. R. By Mosier purchases a North Center Street site from Worth Hammond for a one story brick dental office. Excavation will begin once materials and labor are available, with work to use space between the Public Library and Hotel Cory. A parking area will be developed on the Hammond property for Hotel Cory patrons.
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Hotel
Corry
City Streets Grading Under Way With Oiling Planned
City Streets Department crews under Commissioner Amy have begun grading dirt roads across town. Heavy tractor work continues as several Fourth Ward streets were dragged yesterday. If weather stays favorable oiling could start next week, with all grading finished before dust control and surfacing. Tanks at the former Atlantic plant are being prepared for air delivery, and the old sprinkling wagon is being fitted for temporary use on city trucks.
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City Streets Department
Amy
Fourth Ward
Cartcilman Besson
Hessan
Atlantic
Witty
Warren
London Journals Question Hitler Health Rumors
London papers express skepticism about reports that Adolf Hitler is ill and has surrendered control to Heinrich Himmler. Diplomatic correspondents caution that Goebbels remains a strong propagandist and warn against treating rumors as fact while considering potential peace talks and Allied reception.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Delly Mail
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Himmler
Mail
Daily Herald
Ifler
Hitler
State Milk Price Hike Blocked by OPA
Harrisburg and state milk officials clash over proposed producer prices to sustain supply. The State Milk Control Commission issued "producer necessary" schedules to raise prices for Pennsylvania milk, while OPA denied approval, keeping current ceilings in force and signaling possible subsidy adjustments. Retail milk could rise modestly, with the commission aiming to 4 cents per quart, but OPA authority supersedes.
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Mite Control Commission
Harrisburg
OPA
Rammission
Shite
Pennsylvania
State
Millic Control Commission
H. N. Cobb
Cobb
Commission
Veterans of Foreign Wars Bring Mills Circus May 18
The Veterans of Foreign Wars announced arrangements to bring the Mills Brothers Circus to Carry on May 18. A definite announcer will follow, with one day shows including evening and matinee performances on East Main Street. The Archie W. Thompson Post committee will oversee the event, promising high quality creature attractions and a brief but lively program. The circus will be staged for one day only in Carry.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mills Brothers’ Circus
Archie W
Thompson Post
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