Real estate auction list shows varied properties and addresses
A garbled but dense listing details homes and parcels for sale or auction. It references multiple streets, numbers, and owners like Theresa, Mary, and Conrad, with vague notes on lots, avenues, and route numbers. The fragment suggests an estate sale context with numerous parcels and contact points.
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Arpar
Bost Velt Cash
an-Real
Ding Totellar
Wayne Aymaond
Tate
Lovells
Theresa
Mary
Conrad Itso
Desperate Chinese Armies Try To Halt Communist Drive
Nanking reports show Nationalist forces trying to form a new defense line to save the capital as Communist columns press from Suchow area. Diplomats await word on Nanking’s status within hours while airlift efforts face disruption.
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Associated Press
Nanking
Huai River
Yanghe Wyatley
Mn 18
Fenztin
Suchow
Une
Sifth Anil Elit
Erampy Thake
Jas
SRUGU
Red Collins
Ure Suhaen
Arcity
Bones Of Another Ape Man Found
South Africa yields bones of a larger ape man, possibly ancestral to humans. Dr Robert Broom of the Transvaal Museum reports discovery in a limestone cave near Swarikyans, with details sent to Wendell Phillips and Berkeley confirming a new ape man type, likely called Swittkrads man.
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Coomplte
Berkeley
Chrif
Dee
South Africa
Java
University of California
Swarikyans
Africa
Robert Broom
Transvaal Museum
Wendell Phillips
Te University
Peraling
Johannesburg
Phil Upsins
Broom
State Electors To Vote Dec 13 In Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports Harrisburg December 1 electors from Pennsylvania will cast ballots on December 13 for president and vice president. The 95 electors of the electoral college will seal votes for the Republican ticket led by Governor Thomas E. DeWey of New York and Earl Warren of California.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tae United Biabes
Electoral College
Thoms
EB DeWey
New York
Ud Guy
Earl Warren
Call- Turnti
MG i
Divorce Mill Probe Hits Manhattan Courtroom
New York District Attorney Frank Hogan orders inquiry into about 9,000 Manhattan divorces after police charged a ring with faking adultery evidence. Three lawyers and a law clerk were arrested with two other suspects, facing perjury and conspiracy counts as authorities seek to uncover staged testimonies and forged documents in contested divorces going back to 1846.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank S. Hogan
Toiby
Aldultery
Alvorce
Hogan
Amore’ Pre
Bogen Mamgdeh
Savehl Fay
Permassaion
Ssbou
Manhattan
Luther Georges
Barnes Mutls
Mutts
Harty Ulanott
Max Zuckerman
Sara B. Els
Samuel Schneiderman
Pier Watchiman
Mild November Weather Report From Local Station
A review of the day to day weather notes a mild November with temperatures ranging from 75 to 27 degrees. Snow was scarce with only brief interludes and a light rainfall total of 0.98 inches across 15 days. The report notes no protracted cold spell and mentions a full temperature table on page B.
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Sears
George
Mulderick
Penelec Boost Increases Rates Across Industrial Power Use
Penelec begins new rate tariffs affecting about 25 Cony plants and large businesses with a net annual revenue boost of 950,316 dollars, while domestic customers stay the same. Three new tariffs replace 28 schedules, expanding charges for industrial and commercial customers by 1,260,589 dollars annually, with reductions totaling 219,078 dollars for over 4,000 customers. A fuel adjustment clause exempts the first 10,000 kilowatt hours monthly, shifting most of the rise to higher usage. The change, approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, is the first major revenue move in over 25 years due to higher coal and labor costs.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Hoover Plan Would Restructure Federal Agencies
President Truman backed a bipartisan commission headed by Herbert Hoover proposing a 60 agency reorganization to save up to 9.9 billion dollars over eight years. Hoover said high salaries must rise to keep skilled top-bracket workers from leaving government for industry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Conress
Hoover
White House
Hoover Iso
Ant
Big saving seen for government as Corry woman bags four point buck
Corry resident Mrs LeRoy Dickinson becomes the first local woman to report a deer kill this season. She bagged a 4 point buck weighing 180 pounds at Farnsworth after an earlier New York state doe. Other reported kills include Edward Oldenski 160 pounds from Spring Creek and several hunters across nearby areas. Treasury report shows November receipts 1,406,657.76 with expenditures 111,768,415.96 and total debt 252, A10,990,76247.
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Corry
LeRoy Dickinson
Buck
Farnsworth
Doe
New York State
Clymer
Edward Oldenski
Spring Creek
Clyde Messenger
Youngsvie
Wendell Hulings
Gleason Hollow
Carl E. Swanson
North Center Street
Lindsey Hollow
Axel Swan
Joseph Briskle
Lottsville
Oscar Nielsen
Piccadlilt Hill
Craig “Skippy” Moore
Apt
Marienville
Albert Shaffer
Sheffield
Carl Hinman
Eldedge Township
William Prine
Charles Patterson
Gherry Grove
Patterson
Treasury
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Madame Chiang Kai Shek Arrives in Washington
Madame Chiang Kai Shek arrives in Washington as part of efforts to drum up support for the Chinese Nationalist cause. She is hosted by Ambassador Marshall at Leesburg Virginia, with talks planned with Marshall and Chiang Kai Shek's secretary Yu. State Department officials cite potential impact on U.S. policy as President Truman and Marshall consider new programs to assist China, though public reaction among officials remains cool.
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Associated Irves
Washington
Bui
Thiabe Kui-Shek
Judy
Io Jewie Wey
China
Marshall
Wellington Kan
Chiang
San Peanetsen
Truman
Mle
State Deepartment
Walter Batterworth
Eastern
Amvins
Mrs. Marshall
Ie Muruhold
Leesburg
Porter
Uhner Sili George Oy
Mii
Madame Chitane
Plana
Pullman
America
Madame Chiang
Trumen
Mulestall
United Help
Struck plants damaged in raid at Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan a motor caravan attacked two Shakespeare Company plants injuring several workers. Police labeled the assailants union goons from Michigan Ohio and Indiana. Gov. Sigler sought National Guard aid but withdrew as raiders left. About 700 workers involved. 600 back to work later.
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Associated Press
Kalamazoo
Mich
Shakespeare Companies
Howard Hoyt
Michigan
Tinos
Ohio
Indiana
Gov. Sigler
Swa
CIO
United Steel Workers
Hoyt
Loke
Police Seek Guardian for Eccentric Woman in $140000 Belongings Case
Philadelphia police sought a guardian for Mrs. Jean Mary Cinglighard of Conestoga Farms after she, a Detroit arrival, was found with $19,215 in cash and stocks totaling about $140,000. The court petition lists valuables including old U.S. gold notes, GM stock, and diamond jewelry.
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Py Assoorsten
Philadelphia
Young
Common Pleas
Tudge Curtis Bok
Jean Mary Cimglighard
Conéstog Farms
Paull
Detroit
City Hall
U.S
Plea Guilty by Former Tax Office Cashier Van Duyne
Clifford Van Duyne, 57, former cashier in the delinquent tax division, pled guilty to misappropriating 6,085 dollars of public funds. Quarter Sessions Judge Thomas Blunt placed him on six months probation and ordered payment of 25 dollars in costs.
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Philadelphia
Clifford
van Duyne
Delinquent
Thomas Bluntt
Flame gut Union City store. $25,000 loss reported
Dispatches describe a blaze that destroyed a Union City shop causing about $25,000 in damages. The article notes a missing-resident angle and reports a victims’ detail line and preliminary findings from authorities. It references a man found slain near Ridgway and ties to ongoing investigation with limited readable specifics.
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Union City
Recruiting Quiet for Pennsylvania National Guard Enlistments
PA National Guard Company A sees low recruiting with 50 of 161 positions filled. State Armory hours listed as 8 am to 9 pm through week to sign enlistees. Captain Paul Pizor spoke at Corry High School highlighting benefits of three-year home training without leaving local area. An estimated 89 to 90 men and officers needed to reach strength.
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Pennsylvania National Guay Aid
Paul Pizor
Gamparty A
Corry High School
Company
Washington
Plans for eight million dollar amphitheatre in Pittsburgh
Dec 1 The Give aight Opera Association announced plans to construct an eight million dollar amphitheatre within the next two years The site was not disclosed Previously opera productions were staged off the turf at Fit Stadium
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Pittsburgh
Give Aight Opera Association
O Day
Fit Stadium
State police arrest 715 in Corry sub-station report
Gov. Ubley released a monthly report detailing state police activity. Six admiral and AY roster tests led to 10 investigations into accidents injuring 10 people with $5,230 in property damage, 10 criminal probes yielding arrests, and one $500 stolen car recovered. Officers covered 10,827 miles on area highways and answered 885 information requests.
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Corry
Ubley
City Stores Open This Afternoon
Corry stores began remaining open all day Wednesday and will continue this practice until after Christmas. Starting December 14 retail outlets will stay open every evening until December 24 when they close at 5 30 to let employees spend Christmas Eve with their families.
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Corry
Red Party Leader Seeks Acceptance of New City Regime
News agency reports a Red Party leader requesting recognition for the new city regime in Berlin. The Soviet controlled zone displays face of a shift as authorities report the takeover of Berlin ely hall and ensuing tensions with German police.
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RED Party
WY Aomiliied
Berlin
Jimi
Ioansmoniedy
Ty Lael
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