Fragmented note hints at 1982 informal sale or event
Readable parts show references to a date near 1982, terms and ownership notes, with scattered mentions of police and location markers. The fragmentary text lacks a coherent story, but suggests an informal sale or event connected to a person or property, possibly in a rural area near Brown Mil Tesswil.
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Hell
Coriur
Aurelotta
Buieri
Brown
Mil Tesswil
Sures
South Ny
Rlbarrow
Basgen
Ition
Senitie
WTA
Ikofer
Deadlocked steel pay talks resume amid seizure issue
United States steel wage negotiations between industry and CIO Steelworkers resume as government seizure of mills becomes a campaign issue. Senate Banking Committee weighs testimony on whether President Truman overstepped powers and if Congress has controlled steel profits. Republicans push for probe while industry and union show limited signs of near agreement.
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Ney Associated Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Banking Committee
Winessas
Trimity
Weald Amelphania
Tse
Tor
Congress
Truman
Alendy
Industry
CIO Steelworkers Union
Mills
Hommanlly
Une
The
Onion
Phila Murray
Tru Tani
Sail
Easter Week Brisk for Local Retail Sales in 1952
Local merchants report a strong Easter shopping week with sales up across sectors. Women's apparel led demand while men’s wear, confectioners, and other outlets also saw increased activity, surpassing Easter figures from the previous year.
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Comy
Resan Merensnes Saburcay
Suspension ordered for Fal Inn American Association club license
Erie Pa May 8 a 0 day suspension of the Fal Inn American Association club liquor license was ordered by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. The action follows a hearing on eight counts of violations cited by PLCB agents. A daily penalty of 1 10 may be imposed under terms agreed with the board.
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IAA
West Main Street
Erie
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
PLOB
Remiein
Mad scramble begins for new video permits
Television in every American community took a step forward as government rules loosened to open new stations. Up to 2000 stations may be on air nationwide, but only about 100 currently operate, mainly in large cities.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Oaneuouri
Eauareha Areha Burgh
Buffalo
Erie
Corry
FCC
FEG
Sin
1000 TV Forms Issued In Two Hours
The FCC filled requests for 1900 television station application forms within two hours after opening. Law firms lined up to collect blanks as the agency lifted the zone freeze on new station grants, with 521 pending applications to be reordered on new forms. The move opens doors to 3053 stations across 1291 communities, requiring channel expansion from 12 to 82 and converter installs costing 10 to 50 dollars.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FEC
Feders] Communications Conmasinns
Wn Freeae
Aves
FCC
Corry Driver Faces Loss of Sight After Auto Crash
A Corry resident Frank Shine 61 of Gary Rd suffered a crushed eye socket fracture after battery acid spilled in a three car crash on Route 20 near Conneaut Saturday night. Richard Mischka 18 of Conneaut RD and Roger Waines 49 of North Kingsville were not hurt. Shine was taken to Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut where doctors said his sight may be lost. The wreck involved Shine and Mischka cars and another vehicle, all demolished.
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Conneaut
Logeer
Toy de Koistee
T Frank Shine
Gary R. D
Brown Memorial Hospital
Conneant
Shine
Aujn
Richard F. Mischin
Comneaut
Roger Waines
North Kingsville
C. J. Meeker
Youue Mischka
Iit Shines
Broads Haines
Auso
Coloose
Cleveland
Army Seeks $1.96 Million to Pursue Deserters in Korea War
Washington reports the Army asked for 1,957,000 dollars to apprehend and return deserters. Officials refused to release numbers since the Korean War began. House subcommittee questions whether deserters are increasing as Army budget chief cites no statute on deserters. A colonel said figures are classified and rely on field command estimates.
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Washington
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Army
Rep
Sikes
Cal. V. M. Bude
Duduer
FCC Approves New TV Stations in Pennsylvania
The FCC ends its freeze and allocates airspace for 58 stations nationwide. Pennsylvania gains stations in Meadville Bradford Sharon Erie and Pittsburgh with seven total cities listed, though construction hinges on economic feasibility and local distances affect reception.
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Jon
FCC
Iry Meadville
Dr .Gley
Bradford
Sharon
Erie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Exie
Johnstown
New Jersey Primary Forecast Amid Three Way GOP Race
An Associated Press report outlines a tense New Jersey presidential primary with up to six million ballots cast from 2 56 million registered voters. The GOP features Taft Eisenhower and Stassen, while Democrats discuss potential candidates including Connally and Harriman amid broader national moves on civil rights and leadership.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
Democratic
Republicasis
Ben
Ahe
Kefauver
Tennessee
Len Robert
Taft
Ohio
Owid Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Gev
Alfred Driscall
Eisenhonwer
Driseall
Wivenhower
Washington
Vicr
Alben Baysley
Herman Weber
Teuta
Eisenhower
Eienhower
Daguary
Eirope
Richard Russell
Geonsint
GBS
Douglas Macarthur
Averell Harriman
Fr Fm
Boefanger
New Castle
Mluenev
New York
Progressive Party
Chicas
Flood Damage Mounts As Spartinshore Woolen Mill Progresses
Rob Weller, owner of Spartinshore Woolen Mill, reports mounting flood damage yet says the plant is making fine progress in resuming operations. He notes production in the first full year reached 1,400 per year and aims to hire about 35 workers as output shifts toward reprocessing feathers and textiles for jackets, pillows, and comforters. The mill plans new equipment, a renovator, and a sewing enclosure to expand capacity and rework unused wadding.
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Pennsylvania
Rob Weller
Minis Seton
Leile Donahey
Wien
Eustonwen
Welle
Vichins
Walter Felifer
Pephew
Chares Tauner
Ola
Wesley
Taco
Elontiti
Break-in and Theft Reported at Elgin Home
State Police investigate break in and burglary at the Elgin residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burrows over the weekend. Intruders forced entry, stole about $20, two silver items, and fled. the owners were away in Baltimore for Easter. Walter Burrows learned of the loss yesterday. value assessment pending.
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Ineal
Ray Burrows
Elgin
Nive
Churches Fill Here For Easter Services Across the City
Corty residents and others filled city churches yesterday to commemorate the resurrection of Christ. Sermons centered on Easter meaning amid world strife and turmoil. Choirs presented special music after weeks of rehearsals. Sunrise services were held at several churches, with the Salvation Army staging the sole outdoor morning service in the city park.
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Bray
Shipwery
Potato Shortage Hits Local Stores With Higher Prices
A reported potato shortage caused local shops to raise prices with some spuds selling at 400 rents per pound and $1.50 per five pounds, while others priced at 28 pence per five pounds. Officials cited weather and reduced production, noting Spanish varieties lag behind American standards.
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Petaller
Ghoyplind
Prive
Ile Lilo
Fall
Olfield Gereage
Office of Price Suubification
Philadelphia
Armistice talks stall as Korea poise drags on
Negotiators in Korea report only 15 seconds of talks and no schedule to resume prisoner of war discussions. UN delegates push for a ceasefire but face deadlock over Russian mediation and air restrictions. A long war-termination accord, drafted in multiple pages, nears possible completion in Washington with hope for an armistice by early May.
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Loy
Presn Munsam
Korea
Negulisbors
United Nations Command Sib
Ure
Isston
William Ik
Myrrisen
Hsieh
Hirnkon
Russia
Washington
Ponmunjom
Soli
Two Drivers Escape in Two Car Collision at County Intersection
State police investigated a two car crash at the intersection of Routes 97 and 18, a mile south of Waterford. Drivers Joseph Hamad, 22, and Gabriel Demaurt, 56, both of Erie, were identified. Hamad’s westbound vehicle struck Demaurt’s after Demaurt slowed at a stop sign. Both escaped injury.
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Corry Barracks
Joseph Hamad
Erie
Gabriel Demaurt
Demaurit
Hamad
Demaurt
Plane crash injures two soldiers near Torrance State Hospital
In blustery takeoff conditions at Torrance State Hospital, a Merit aircraft struck a cornfield injuring two soldiers. Pilot Cpl. Robert Demore, 20, of Revere, Massachusetts, and Sgt. Robert Holt, 21, from Gillette, Wisconsin, were hospitalized.
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Blatrsville
Torrance State Hospital
Robert Demore
Revere
Mase
Robert Holt
Gillette
Wis
Freight Rate Hike Okayed by Commerce Commission
The Commerce Commission approved a freight rate increase estimated to raise overall charges by about 9 percent in the West and 6 percent in the South with a nine percent rise countrywide. The order follows reconsideration after earlier actions and sets new uniform adjustments across regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tntersite Commerce Commission
Turthel
Whithey
Milvids
IOC
Judge Waite Succumbs After Long Service in Erie
ERIE April 4 A longtime judge of the Orphans Court in Erie County, Judge Orin Waite, dies at home after a 20 year tenure. He had just won re election last fall and served until illness forced retirement. Born in LeBoeuf, he studied at Waterford Academy and Allegheny College, admitted to the Erie County Bar in 1902, and authored legal works on adoption and the constitution. He had traveled with his wife and daughter to St. Petersburg and New Orleans before his illness.
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Orphans Court
Erie
Orin Walte
Spirins Court
Erie County
Orphans” Court
Jesse J
Waite
Waites
Sarah McQuitty
St. Petersburg
Fly
New Orleans
Slenco
Ill
Lois W. Kennedy
LeBoeuf Township
Danieline Mayoi Arbens Waite
Waterford Academy
Beinbora State Narmal School
Allegheny Culleze
Meadville
U. S. Supreme Court
Wilhelm
Board of Law Examiners
Judas
Bouth
Mississippi Flood Reaches Record High at St Paul Minn
Severe flooding passes through the Mississippi and Missouri basins with a record high river crest at St Paul Minnesota, prompting state of emergency declarations in Winona Minnesota and widespread evacuations along the rivers. The Red Cross estimates tens of thousands displaced as levees and towns brace for higher crests in the coming days.
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Mississippi
ST. Paul
Minn
Seiweyer
Missouri River
South Dakota
Missouri
St Paul
Winona
Min
Winone
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Red Cross
Oras
Minstrel Show Set For Tonight at Darry Tigh Rehoot
Rotarians present the fourth annual Rotary Minstrel show with two performances at Darry Tigh Rehoot auditorium. The first begins at 7:15 PM featuring youths and instrumental numbers, with blackface dancing a feature from last year. Tickets have been on sale through Rotarians and at the door tonight.
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Darry Tigh Rehoot
Rotary
Nla
Rotaring
Fmolls
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