Estate sale notices and miscellaneous items listed
Auction and sale entries show real estate, farm equipment, and household goods pending in the estate proceedings of Moses and related interests. Names include Berg Camniry Heisler and Peterson, with executors Bracken and Bracken attorney, detailing payment demands and estate administration steps in Pennsylvania.
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A. A
Heisler
Lwartis
Wensed
Bie County
Pennsylvania
Patate
Imo
School Budget Boost Not Raising Taxes Despite 16592 Increase
The 1948-49 tentative school budget totals 276115, the highest in district history, with no per rate or real estate tax increase. Teacher salary raises amount to 18 percent of the new funds, offset by state aid and other sources. Major item additions include 4000 for school property improvements and 1000 for recreation, with total expenses broken down into instructional costs, plant maintenance, debt service, and capital outlay.
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Lassen
Tipx
Momey
Itas
Corry Memorial Hospital to Sign Blue Cross Contract
Directors reluctantly authorize a new Blue Cross contract retroactive to January 1, with about a one day increase in daily payments for semi private care. No provision for higher pay for war patients. A new schedule is studied and future changes possible. Auditing committee to study a new bookkeeping system after January 1. Superintendent's report shows 265 days of care for March with 49 average daily census. Minor repairs planned including hospital roof estimates.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Asociation
Ast
Wight
Blue Grogs Insurance
Fem
Hisuters
Jnkl Wiehb
Hknger
de Gasperi Aspiso
A. Nestlersky
Tle
Ernest Burlk
Thinsville
Mare
Buot
Edgar Alexander
Directoryston
Hawking
Hullstrom
Holden
Howard
Nast
Ott
Smuin
Gas well success near Spring Creek and murder charge in Welch
A new gas prospect east of Corry in Cobbs Cor tier district south of Spring Creek yielded a 69 percent depth well labeled an excellent producer though flow not yet measured. Five more wells planned by E C Phillips. Drillers began three weeks ago but weather delayed progress. In Welch, Ky a 36 year old physician Richard Stevens was brought in handcuffs on a murder charge after his wife’s death near Pikeville.
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Cobbs Cor
Spring Creek
Guy Rhodes
E. C. Phillips
Bradford
Gore
Titusvile Road
Shayer
Welch
Wigan
Wi Hlchard Stevens
Wurnig
Pikeville
Traveling photographers fined under city ordinance
A group of traveling photographers operating in Sydney Creek were fined under Ordinance No. 607. Lanny Rudolph of Williamport, Pa, identified as the sole person, was fined 4. The group took three photo sets without proper licensing. Mayor J. Frei levied a minimum due of 4.25 against the operator. license fee is 6.00 per day per operator, but none purchased licenses, leaving the group with no license and no city revenue.
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Snydey Crete
Hyes
Lanny Rudolph
Cemetery Road
Williamisport
Muilsirdte
M. S. Cobbett
J. Frei Ihimy
Uve Lett
De Gasperi campaigns amid Italy election turmoil and US aid
In Rome on April 22 AP reports Premier De Gasperi warning against Communist coercion while accusing rivals of foreign meddling. Togliatti denies violence and cites alleged US wheat aid motive. In Washington, Treasury notes April 20 receipts of 226.7 million and total debt at 252.3 billion dollars as economic data flow amid political tension.
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Associated Press
Rome
Alcide de Cuiepert
Lucey
Palmira Togliali
Communists
L'Talte
de Gaspert
Christian
Democrats
United States
Popular Front
de Gasper
Lola
de Gasperl
Thaly
Togliath
Giuseppe Romita
Pegain
de Gasperi
Parlia
Giuseppe Saragat
Treasury
Washington
Last of 3 area fugitives nabbed near Mercer
State Police rounded up the final escapee, 10 year old Clarence Garrick, halted in a stolen car at the Mercer borough limits after four days of road blocks. Fugitives Manny and Buchanan surrendered at the wind gap near Ulia, Pa, while the trio had stolen pistols and at least seven cars during their escape from Butler County jail.
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Associated Pres
Karl FP
Muckinhaupt
Meadquatta
Meadville
Zaintick
Valent
Thomas J. Manny
Ellsworth Buchanan
Uilea
Butler County
Ailberly
Pennsylvania
Jails In State Face Closing Likely To Alter City Prisons
State welfare officials plan a broad audit of jails, with at least 100 city, borough, and township lockups to be closed or reorganized by year end. A preliminary survey of local jail conditions was completed after inspections in 1940, and a few county prisons may be shut due to inefficiencies under a new penal code.
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State Welfare Department
Bureau of Correction
Ocmups
Waa
Tock- BP
Russia Plans Stricter Berlin Air Corridor Rules Amid Kommandantur Tensions
A Russian commission urged rigid new limits on western Allied air traffic in Berlin and proposed curbing corridor flights through the Russian occupation zone after a fatal collision that killed 12 Britons, two Australians, and a Russian pilot. The report hints at indemnities and a failed joint probe, and notes American officials fear Moscow aims to dominate the Allied Kommandantur with tighter schedules and reduced meetings.
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Associated Preap
Berlin
Sel Wy Ou
Urgetteh
Marshal Veslly
Taeynche Hundschaw
Efturty Towart
Bovlin
Kommandantur
Weleess
Alis
Wether
Child, 11, Injured in Home Accident
Eleven year old Coletta Butt daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Scat lived at 288 Bust Wayne Ihvert suffered a glass door injury after her arm was slashed. Her parents and sister Cy stha a student nurse used a necktie as a tourniquet until hospital care arrived. She received emergency treatment and stitches and returned home today though still on penicillin to prevent infection.
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Coletta Butt
William C. Scat
Wayne Ihvert
Tepearl
Cystha
Boeing Plant Workers Strike Over Wage Dispute
Seattle reports Boeing Airplane Company with 13,400 employees began a strike over a wage dispute. The walkout followed failed federal mediation talks and the company’s rejection of wage increase proposals. Arbitration was offered by some unions but denied by Boeing representatives.
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Seatile
Burika US
Boeing Airplane Company
Astensition Mediables Union
Tad
Vom Deny
Tlori
Thor
Lewis Moves To Place Pension Plan In Effect
By Associated Press Washington Abril John Ty LeWin moved today to place a monthly pension fund for miners at $100, though opponents argued the move would misuse funds. Trustees on the plan faced legal challenges as a federal court ordered scrutiny and potential contempt fines tied to how the fund is disbursed.
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Lewis
Associated Press
Washington
John Ty LeWin
Tunlon
United
Bey
Iie
Rate
Vi Moen
Bridges
Bret
Federat Court
Titer Mine Workers Union
Laumoou
T. Aten Goldabormuel
Marine Ir
van Horny Sui
Nieder
van Horn
Sparta Home Hit by Lightning
A bolt struck a residence on Route 3 near Spar wusturg about two miles south, damaging the electric wiring and causing the radio to burn. The surge affected the water system and a dairy barn, knocking down a cow but none were killed while a resident, Mr. Maker, remained conscious after the shock.
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Taljo Werial
Chris Maker
Sparwusturg
Nowse
Kerr
Makee
Tie
Housing Bill Passed By Senate Spurs Home Building
Washington April 22 The Senate today passed a long range housing bill aimed at boosting home building in America. The measure backed by a voice vote seeks to expand housing capacity and address shortages nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senata
America
Truman to Ask Congress OK for Troop Use
Washington April 22 Administration officials predict President Truman will ask Congress to authorize use of American troops in Palestine. The move aims to support a trusteeship government with conditions, while lawmakers question the president’s authority amid international pressure and ARAB- JEW clashes.
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Washington
Administration
Truman
Congress
Palion
Palestine
Warren R. Austin
Del
Tgi
United Nations
United States
Unis
Americas
Austin
Willyather TN
Ail
Snterailutial Police Forte
Aplt
Russia
Police check leads in Reuter shooting in Detroit
Police search expands in Detroit after a Tuesday night shooting left Walter Réuther dead. Authorities offer rewards totaling $117,000, the largest in the division’s history, as investigators pursue dim reads and possible suspects.
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Reuter
Detroit
Neores
Walter 5. Réuther
Cpes
Haifa Port Seized as British Forces Disarm Arabs
Haifa under rapid change as British troops push to disarm Arab forces. Haganah announces seizure plan including surrender demands, curfew, and disarmament across the port area. Arab national committee sides demand German Nazi surrender and delivery of foreign forces. Strong entities include Haifa, Haganah, Arab national committee, Maganah, British forces, and German Nazis.
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Roups
Hogeuilh
Munteipal
Haifa
Hagnyal Anders
Iial
Fog Blamed in Area Accident on Route 19
A foggy morning caused a crash on Route 19 near Waterford when a driver failed to negotiate the coachway. Ross M McCommuns, who escaped, reported dense fog obscuring the road and the vehicle left the highway, striking yard rails and a fence before stopping.
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Waterford
Jay
Brnte
Ross M. McCommuns
Plymouth
McComimabs
Carty
Zlethvic
Erie
Bolles
McCommims
Sawyer Named For Commerce Secretary Post
April 23. President Truman nominates former Ohio ambassador Charles Sawyer for secretary of commerce. Senate action expected today alongside W. Averell Harriman’s nomination as roving ambassador under the European Recovery Program. Sawyer reportedly accepted by long distance call after Harriman agreed to leave ERP post.
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Washington
Truman
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Charles G Ross
Sawyer
Senate
W. Averell Harriman
Commerce Post
Harriman
Rosé
Triman
Bik
Cincinnati
Adrop
Proposal calls for boost of 11 fighting groups
Washington April 22 The administration proposed a bargain rate air power plan to add 11 fighting groups at a cost of about 800000000. Secretary of Defense Porresial outlined the three year national defense program as part of a broader effort to secure Senate approval. The move followed assurances from officials and a committee hearing in which defense leaders argued the expansion strengthens security despite financial questions. Continued on Page Five.
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Associated Pléas
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Kean Hr Sunate Fromh
Howse
Becrestal
Chainel Gumway
Benale Armed Services
Fe Hhanks
Benin
Worrestal
Shah
Aly Pierce
Fue
Ale Symitgioh
Air Frte
Deraslonis
Torrestal
Craney
Yeaterday
Tramary
Miners End Walkout as Steel Plants Resume Work
United Mine Workers and operators push toward a full return to normal by Monday as 125000 miners, out of 400000 nationwide, resume shifts. Mines reopen across western Pennsylvania and beyond with production rules restored and talks for a broader amnesty underway.
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U. S. Steel
Ansuciated
Pittsburgh
Awell
Minurg
Laneybay
Pennsylvania
Isroanessee
Otkar Panna
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