Auction Notice for Farm Sale in Valley Area
A farm auction listing details gear and livestock including a 3000 lb white milking cow, a 125 lb electric milking machine, hay equipment, harnesses, and farm tools. Items include a tractor, manure spreader, mower, drill, and various implements. The sale is by W. Legiars Bros at the Lesley farm two miles Valley, with a schedule to follow.
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Eye Bo
Corry-Ben
Helene
Mare
Chalmers
Tor
Daley
W. Legiars Bros
Lesley
Benge
Poeller
Beaulen
Spartansburg
Forrestal's Air Force Compromise Draws Fire
Senator Johnson denounces Secretary Forrestal’s 66 group universal military training plan as a sham aiming to placate both sides. House and Senate panels push a temporary draft and a 70- to 66-group mix, while Johnson opposes UMT in any form, favoring a temporary build-up only for emergency needs.
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Edwin Cohnson
D-Cole
Deense Forrestal
Johnon
Colorado
Iit
Qilan
Bennie
Ning
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Senate Appropriations
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Air Symington
Air Force
Air Parch
Porrestal
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Jolson
Forrestal
Jewish Youths Stage During Bank Robbery
Heavily armed youths claiming to be Jewish under a unnamed group robbed Barclay's Bank at dawn in Tel Aviv Palestine. They visited directors and cashiers at gunpoint to seize keys to vaults and forced officials to surrender them.
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Tel Aviv
Palestine
Sfewish
Ound Starn
Haganah Musrds
Barclay’s Bank
Light Primary Turnout Demands Cautious Hopes
In the first week of the vote, 166 Republicans and 4 Democrats cast ballots, with GOP strength noted in the second quarter as voting ran 17 to 1 in favor of Republicans at polling locations. Analysts expect turnout to hover around 20 percent of city registration.
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Say
Fuyee
Byer
Hve Tool
Corey Days sale planned by city merchants
Merchants and the chamber plan a two day Corey Day sale this Friday and Saturday. Stores display placards and special sale items with reduced prices offering savings to shoppers in the city. The event is conducted with cooperation from local merchants and business groups.
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Jaredu
Chamber of Comsnoree
Corey Daye
Envy TM City
Boal
Derry
City One Ares
Italian Yugoslav border clash near Trieste kills two
An Italian soldier and a Yugoslav officer died in a border skirmish near Trieste. Three Italian soldiers were wounded, one critically, as tensions rise. Britain and the United States tightened precautions against Communist infiltration ahead of May Day demonstrations. The incident occurred near Ruvona di Lutco in Venezia Giulia as a Yugoslav force held disputed territory. The Yugoslav commander reportedly refused Italian requests to discuss the dead, while an Italian–Yugoslav military commission began investigating.
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Trieste
Free Territory
Italian Defense Ministry
Thallar
Bne
Ciast
Ruwmna di Lutco
Venesia Giulia
Defense Ministry
Erie Rail Unions Stand Against Separate Pact
Chicago April 27. Rail union leaders say no separate pact with Erie Railroad if general talks fail to settle a six month wage dispute among Locomotive Firemen Enginemen and Switchmen Locomotive Engineers and other unions. Cooling off deadline looms with potential 150000 member strike threatening nationwide rail paralysis.
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Sierkcoming
Kiriise
Ghulrman J. J. Margeson
Weinion
Hornell
N.Y
Steike Inter
Associated Press
Chicago
Margeson
Erle
David B. Robertson
Phemen
Ginemen
Cleveland
Wackers
Uions
Spartansburg Lions Club Chartered with 26 Members
The Spartansburg Lions Club received its charter at a festive event at Spartanshire High School attended by 125 Lions and wives. Deputy District Governor Marshall A. Fisher presented the state charter, and District Governor Arthur W. Mem spoke on Lions International aims. Local clubs represented included Bradford Clarion Union City Ol City New Castle Mendville Erie Milleweek Boilingboro and others. officers named President Richard L. with Imer and Secretary Joseph B. Sherwood.
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Spartanspurg
Lions Club
Spartanshire High School
Marshall A. Fisher
Arthur W. Mem
New Castle
Ing Lali
Lions International
Bradford
Clarion
Union City
Ol City
Mendville
Erie
Milleweek
Bocingboro
Tihuaville
Spartansburg
Spartansboro Club
Richard L. With Imer
Lyle W.ertere Stranahan
Washington
al Darrel V. Hutchingon
Alfred Hahn
Ninistration
U. S
Joseph B. Sherwood
Guy
M. Fish
George Dun
House
Lion Tamer
Richard V. Shreve
Marry Firth
Prank Firth
Charles W. Torrey
Willard J
Joy
Coal tax upheld in Lawrence township ruling
Judge Cortez Bell in Lawrence Township upheld a coal tax levied last fall on ton producers. The decision keeps the tax in place with plans to appeal to the Supreme Court within days.
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Cortez
Vandenberg Hints U S May Join Western European Pact
Senator Vandenberg warned against treason at home and signaled the United States may join a Western European military alliance to counter Communist aggression. He spoke at a Michigan Chamber dinner, stressing defiance of Soviet power and urging unity within the Rio Treaty framework.
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Washington
Seni
Tor Vandenberg
Russia
United States
Europe
Michigan
Fotelem Palley
America
Vandenberg
Niler Stalin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. Michigan Chambers
Commerses and
Jask Pall
Huge UC cyclotron to study atomic energy with government funds
Berkeley April 2. A $9 million cyclotron will be built at the University of California with government money. The racetrack shaped magnet will be 110 feet in diameter and accelerate atomic bullets to speeds over 60 000 mph, producing energies up to 10 billion volts. The device weighs 13 000 tons and construction will take about five years. The government will own the cyclotron while UC gains substantial operating autonomy.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
of Field
Slayer Of Corry Airman Given Life In Jap Prison
A Japanese court sentence details life imprisonment for the slayer of a Corry airman. The case ties to a broader wartime murder linked to a nurse and other Allied servicemen, with police names and locations referenced. The proceedings name Robert A. Waptuie of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, as connected to the case.
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Corry
Samerid
LoLmer Dypries
Serifeniel
Wien
William H. Ox
Newoor
Tins
Newronank
Svas Newmoto
Smeeensin
Toyasa
Comwerinn
Irvellles Sagal
Mullelean
Wml
Musa Hiran
Robert A. Waptuie
Bartlesville
Oka
Child Killed By Tractor Near Corry
A boy, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark of Eastrasia, died after a tractor toppled and crushed him near Corry while another man, Hil Lowrey of Warren County, assisted. Investigations by the fraternal authorities are underway and the body was taken to the Provisional Home at Sparing for examination. He is survived by his parents and several relatives.
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Aeury Clark
Raymond Clark
Eastrasia
Corry
Mirhory
Lowrey
Warren
Evevelt
Amante Gaik
Perilli
Cormer Lowrey
Guy
Thie Gury
Sparing
We Parmits
Knudsen, Former GM Head, Dies in Detroit After Illness
William Knudsen, longtime head of General Motors and key wartime industrial leader, died in Detroit after a prolonged illness. The Danish born executive steered GM before 1940 and later worked to expand U S war production under the Roosevelt administration. He left a widow, Clara Knudsen, and four children.
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General Motors
Associated
Brass
Detroit
William 3
Snudsen
America
Notone
General Motors Corp
Tellow Indus
Fenius
Fodern
Gup— Sal Motors
Iargesh Wodhier
Prasleit Roopevell
Knudsen
Aenol
Clara Bluttbetty Knudsen
Ledside
Dadets
Charles
Lemmon
A. C. Ernsone
Akron Baby Said Immune To Pain By Doctors
A Detroit hospital report describes Beverly born premature and indifferently reacting to stimuli. Doctors note Beverly and two other infants survived after early losses, with one child dying later in the day and another later in the morning.
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Akron
Beyoely Smlitt
Vinny
Anne Borg
Detroit
Beverly
Ste
VEW Calls for Bids to Clear New Home Site
VEW announces bid specifications for clearing and erecting a new home site. The call includes a timetable from July to August and a bond requirement to ensure completion within the year. Bids for related work will be opened four days after site plans are released.
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VEW
Foreign Wars
Ware
Bnutiertia Tly
Bneseny
Italy
Two Men Die In Series Of Blasts In New York
A sequence of blasts and fires rocked a gas company building in New York. Police say about 80 people were outside the structure when the explosions occurred. Victims identified include Edward Heir, 24, a watchman, and Michael Glulen, 46, a site supervisor.
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Kings Bounty Lighting Company
Edwart Heir
Michael Glulen
Sitefilter
Elper
Write-In Vote Drawing Major Interest Today
The Pennsylvania primary draws attention to write-in options on the Republican side while Democrats select their 74 member convention delegation. Voters face uncertainty as unpledged GOP delegates and the chance for write-ins influence future convention dynamics.
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Pensylvania
Dubllewy
Eyoneulate
They Ledger
Wis
Drurtiunt
Tamiyo
Valeus
Dewey
New Yorke
Harold Shinen
Brine Dewey
Guusen
Robert A
Ohio
Pennsys
Candidaie
U. S
Edward Marti Martin
Anomer
Auto overturns near Sparta injures driver in crash
Investigators identified Matt Helly of Titusville as the driver in a Route Bo accident south of Sparta. A 1946 Packard sedan rolled off the highway, damaging the sides and top. Kelly, involved, said a problem with a cheering mechanism.
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Uneir Investiuilas
Suriday
Spartansboro
Matt Helly
Titusville
Damarc O Kelly
Packard
Beng
Kelly
Tar-Feather Party Broken Up By Police At Findley Lake
A mob gathered at Findley Lake last night, threatening tar and feathering a local minister and his wife amid a mounting feud. Police from Sherman and Mayville arrived to quell the protest before injuries or further violence occurred.
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Findley Lake
Sherman
Mayville
Coupte
Wainan
Jattan
Uae
Sareh
Iske Floiity
Egyptian armored division reports unconfirmed firing near Haifa
An Arab source claimed Egyptian armored troops crossed into southern Palestine at dawn, advancing toward the Jericho area and the Teed Valley. British officials discounted the report as unconfirmed, noting no corroborating evidence and urging caution amid conflicting dispatches from Jerusalem and Sidon.
British Will Resist Arab Incursions in Palestine
London reports Britain will resist incursions into Palestine as Arab forces move toward Jerusalem and Trans Jordan mobilizes allied nations. Two Britons killed amid rising tensions as British officials confirm no war declaration and discuss troops in the area.
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Foreign Office
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Wien Mandate
Britain
Poeltinn
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Pilustine
Palestine
Jewish Agency
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Syria
Lebanon
Sayph
United Nations Security
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R. B. Leggett
Barclay’s Bank
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Jerusalem
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Deribaite
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Jett
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