Sealed cattle sale notes with varied prices and lots
Fragmentary catalog of a livestock sale listing cows heifers and cows by lot numbers with prices ranging from about 3.00 to 18.95 per unit. Mentions milk cows dairy cattle and light stock with references to weights and condition. Includes stray place names and dealer notes that are partly unreadable.
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Seoul
Willy Yelfers
Henry Gigon
IL Heldtt
Pany
Burbanks
Maine
Storks
Railmen Strike Ahead After Board Decision
Whitney asserts strike on May 18 cannot be rescinded as rail labor unions reject the board’s ruling. Brotherhoods vow to stand firm against government action until a settlement is reached, with more unions joining in the action.
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Whitney
Seizure or New Board Expected by President Truman
Cleveland April 26 report says the nation may face a 300000 strong walkout by trainmen and engineers on May 1 if concessions fail. Government action possible via federal operation or new fact finding. Wage talks continue with unions seeking higher pay and changes in working rules.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago
Bok
Feder
A. F. Whitney
Washington
May Make GI College of Indantow Gap
Educators and state officials tour Indiantown Gap to assess turning the vacant post into an emergency veterans college. Army leaders inspect barracks and administration buildings to determine capacity for thousands of ex servicemen pursuing education and training.
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GI College OF
Indiantown Gap
Army
Veterans’ College
Gisevius Trial Reveals OSS Ties as Witness Testifies
Berlin April 26. Bernd Gisevius a key defense witness and former conspirator against Hitler testified that he had contact with American intelligence. He had reportedly been in the OSS since 1943 and his involvement emerged as the trial of 22 German defendants for war crimes continued at the International Military Tribunal.
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Sissueinted Kress Mernberg
Han
Bernd Gisevius
Boomormug
Dn Leligence Services
Tosh
International Military Tribunal
Gisevius
U. S
Office of Staateple Services
Switserland
Germany
Hitler
Thefuehrer
Auty
Corry YMCA Fund Reaches First Quarter of 34100 Goal
Corry YMCA fundraising campaign reports reaching the first quarter of the 34100 quota amid unusual difficulties due to recent war bond drives. Board members note $1012.01 collected so far with about $400 re pledged by givers and medal guilds committee.
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Red Cross
Corry
Y.M.C.A
Board of Directors
Sea— Sonall
Post Office DST Schedule Adjustments Announced
An official statement from Postmaster Fostminister Sullivan says the main window and stamps will open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. DST, money orders 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mail carriers will start an hour later due to train times not advancing, delaying bulk inbound delivery to business and residential areas.
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Fostminister
Flames P -Sullivan
Wage Demand by Lewis Promises New Industry High
A spokesman says Lewis is prepared to push wage rates higher than ever, signaling a dramatic bid to establish himself as the top earner. The move comes as industry observers await how the demand will reshape compensation benchmarks.
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Lewis
Ant hracite miners set to report coal wage demands today
The Pennsylvania anthracite and soft coal sectors move toward new contract talks with wage, health fund, and safety demands. John L. Lewis eyeing a higher wage increase than rivals, while unions prepare for May 1 talks in New York after a stalled negotiation period.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Murray
CIO
United Stes Workers
Burke
Lewis
Secur
Nebraska
Hizleton Delecates
Seale
Thomas Kennedy
Afl-United Mine Workers
New York
CIO Organizing Drive Aims for Long South Campaign
The CIO plans a year or more campaign in the south with no set time limit. George Baldanel will resign as executive vice president of the CIO Textile Workers Union to live in the south for at least a year. Van A. Bitter, drive director, orders organizers to devote full time until the job is done.
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Creare
Reading man arrested by FBI on unlawful flight charges
Albert H. Royal, 96, of Reading, Pa, was arrested by FBI agents in Los Angeles on charges of unlawful flight. He is under indictment in Reading for rape robbery and assault and battery.
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FBT
Reading
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert H. Royal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Royal
Grim hit and run reported at Main and Center streets
Reports a reckless hit and run collision at Main and Center. A driver struck Kenneth L. Harvey’s car, caused front fender damage, fled north on Center Street, and left West Washington Street before investigators obtained evidence and the license number.
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Dng
P Felawny
Henneth L. Harvey
Athen Machina
Harvey
Snc
Lagemnett
West
Washington Street
Hennelring
Nijier
Cay Qiniy Ld Iit
Linlee
Ly Shaw i
Osmena Concedes Defeat in Philippine Presidency Race
Osmena headquarters concede seat to Roxas amid claims of election theft and intimidation. Roxas leads with 478,542 votes to Osmena 301,101 from 4,? precincts. Roxas supporters deny wrongdoing while Osmena alleges foul play. Treasury report notes April 24 position with balance and total debt.
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Associated Press
Manila
Sergin Osmena
Philippines
Malicanan Palace
Prvdenh
Osmena
Berube
Manuel Rosas Jae
Roxas
Roxes
Iow
Rnmors
Commonwealth
Treasury
Washington
Sub-Committee Proposed to Study Spanish Issue
A draft resolution calls for creation of a sub committee to study the Spanish question. Australian delegate Hadenv presents the motion with Hodgson and Lange among supporters. Council debates aim to speed conclusions and avoid rejection.
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Associareneres
Yori
Oy Hadenv
Notibis Bennerly Cornell
Hodgson
Ie Peeler
Hens Bamet
Ane
Osear “Lange
Speedertly
Offie Counell
J Branco
Spain
Hodgson Polite
Last Patients Vacate Deshon General Hospital
Report from Butler Pennsylvania notes the final evacuation of Deshon General Hospital where 37 wartime patients, wounded in World War I, were relocated to Army hospitals. By April 23 only 20 remained for discharge as the facility prepared to revert to plain status.
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Ansverren
Butler
Deehon General Hospital
Army Vallora Gene Hospital
Staten
Deehon
Thenelver
Tong
Snow White
Woodman Found Dead After Police Investigation
A Woodman was found dead in unclear circumstances. The report cites neighbors and a possible homicide or natural causes, with authorities stating no immediate charges or burial plans until a formal determination. An identity sailor, Seaman Jc Leon A Schmitt, is mentioned in a separate Navy report from Shanghai.
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Spencer
Burke
Ole
Syepney
Connie
Unis
Miluyhley
Alriuken
Alloy
Detroit
Pela Wait
Herd Shanghat
Jc Leon A. Schmitt
Huntington
N. C
Navy
Yangtze River
Judge Rules Veterans Not Eligible for Super Seniority
In an April ruling Judge Wallace S. Gourley denied claims that veterans could gain super seniority. The decision arose from a civil action by Lord Manufacturing of Erie against various vendors over seniority disputes tied to veteran status. The Erie case centered on benefits and ordering of workforce seniority in manufacturing settings.
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Pittsburgh
Wallace S. Gourley
Lord Manufacturing, Op
Erie
Five youths terrorize Carlisle area in spree of destruction
In Carlisle Pennsylvania on April 26 three youths were jailed after a spree that left a 16 year old girl dead in custody. They uprooted or damaged 35 rural mail boxes smashed a railroad warning signal threw scale weights at feed stores and hurled shutters at Mt Pleasant school as a three day holiday was ruined.
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Carlisle
Wes
Mt. Pleasant
Engineer who survived faces charges in Illinois crash
Naperville reports the Burlington Exposition Flyer bound for Chicago collided with the Advance Flyer on a May day, killing at least 44 and injuring many. Engineer W. W. Blaine, 68, of Galesburg, faces manslaughter charges after investigators found no evidence of negligence. Fireman Crayton warned Blaine just before impact. Crayton was killed.
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Naperville
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Sau
Dessel Arayelms
Steel
Uuton
Advance Flyer
Ore Foster Schegle
Advance Flet
Wis Harmd
Omatta
Lancair
Nebr
Francisco
Alliel
Burlington
Fintule
Sreg
Suites
Lee Daniels
Do Page County
Warren
W. W. Blaine
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Exposition
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Crayton
Blaine
Advencs Flyer
Fconch
Faye Butieth
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