Fragmentary notice outlines claims on an estate in Erie County
A damaged text from an estate notice in Erie County lists potential claimants and executors. It references Patea or Peake as possible parties, with mentions of creditors and heirs such as Crnker and sisters Annie B. The legibility is poor but indicates a probate filing and a deadline for filing claims.
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Evan
Ceason
GLY Sanity
Lueney
Howe
Jotige Wellefus
Erie County
New City Council to Be Organized January 7
The upcoming city government moves toward organizational work on January 7 with ten department heads to be designated and aides named. The session will set temporary and permanent appointments for police, streets, and fire leadership, while electing key municipal officers.
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DEPT
Two Rockview escapees captured in Florida
Dade county authorities say two escaped Rockview State Prison convicts were arrested in northern Dade County. Identified as Terry Van Buren, 36, and Sheldon Miller, 29, both admitted escaping from Rockview in October and are held for Pennsylvania authorities.
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Miami, Wis
Dade County
D. Box
Oday
Rockview
83 FM Radio Channels Assigned to State
Washington and Pennsylvania notes mix with misprint. A federal plan tentatively allocates 83 FM channels to the state, aiming for about 1500 stations nationwide. Pittsburgh superintendent resigns after 11 years as Ralph E. Griswold signs to end his post. Allentown district attorney cites witnesses who can identify an Army air base lieutenant killer, but they deny involvement.
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Washington
Wee
Pennsylvania
Federal Communications Commission
Sintleefree
Pittsburgh
Park Luner
Ralph E. Griswold
Allentown
Theodore R. Garder Wald
Army Air Borers
Bonuss Given Aero Workers by Ary Buggly Co
A damaged notice informs Aero workers of a bonus distribution by the Ary Buggly Co. It notes eligibility and timing while mentioning measures to inform all employees. The text references a morning event and a scheduled period in June with plans for wage adjustments.
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Jun Amy Qidt
Jinwetiioyy Wu
Gift Buying Increases Corry Victory Loan Total
Corry district reports a rise in victory loan contributions during the week with gifts predominantly in $100 amounts for Christmas. Larger purchases were noted at Corry institutions including Clavens National Bank and East Giliee, with totals around $89,881.46 and overall loan figures firming as final subscriptions near the end of the campaign.
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Corry
Ener Rouett Buinbauall
Clavens Natiouil Bank
National Banks of
Eastern U.5 Site Chosen for UN Headquarters Vote
The United Nations Preparatory Commission backed placing the World Peace Agency headquarters in the eastern United States by a 26 to 5 vote with 10 abstentions, ruling out San Francisco Denver and St Louis. Earlier votes favored or opposed western sites, with Britain Russia and southeastern nations pushing west and Australia supporting San Francisco. The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers were agreed as the dividing line between east and west.
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San Francisco
Denver
St. Louis
Bec
United Nations Preparatory Commission
Worl Peace Agency
United States
United Nations Organization
Britain
Russia
Australia
San Prunelsco
Mississippi
Missouri
Milk Delivery May Be Halted In City Shortage Grows
Milk bottles shortage worsens in this city threatening halt or sharp curtailment of deliveries next week. Model Deity plant escorted wagons to curb bottle loss while bottles are sterilized. A large shipment delayed abroad and relief rests on patrons returning hundreds of bottles in possession. KILLED BY CAR Jimmy Brecht, 13, New Kensington Pa, struck by car while riding bike toward store for his mother. Police report in night crash.
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Model Deity
Ose
Uith
New Kensington
Jimmy Brecht
R. D
Oman
Hils
Corry Armory Blaze Tackled By Fire Department
A fire at the Lake Armory on East Washington Street last evening caused damage estimated around 3,900 dollars. Fire crews contained the blaze, preventing further destruction and initiating investigation into the incident.
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Corry Armory
Fire Dept
Lake Armory
East Washington
Biwee
Fire damages Armory delaying Christmas party plans
Fire at the State Armory discovered at 6 30 pm caused extensive damage to the basement and lobby area under the main entrance. Firefighters fought the blaze with two booster trucks and water lines, saving the building though repairs will be needed. The incident disrupted a hospital auxiliary dance party and other events scheduled for December 20.
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Shew
Btate
Tneus
Sir Hawwd
M. Boctarly Jparty
Entirs
Jim
Hue
Linsky
Uric
End Framework for New Japan Ends Occupation Plan
Associated Press reports General MacArthur said the framework for a demilitarized Japan is finished and the occupation will move toward an ordinary taxpayer system. Occupation forces have disarmed the home islands and arrested wartime leaders. Ex Premier Tojo and the Pearl Harbor group are expected for trial in February. The framework notes a lack of qualified underlings but expects rapid assimilation. No further major directives are planned after the Shin Toyama measure.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Carbon Monoxide Fumes Claim Two More Lives in Pennsylvania
Deadly carbon monoxide fumes killed two more people in Allegheny County raising the toll to six in 48 hours and twenty for the year. Victims were Alphonse Wansirest and his wife Wits, 25, found in a tourist cabin after a gas heater and an offburning stove were left on.
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Large
Allegheny County
Alphonse Wansirest
Wits
Millvale
Aged Woman Fatally Burned in Corry Home
Mrs Nora Daley, an elderly resident of 527 Louis Center street, died after her clothing caught fire at her Corry home. Fire department and ambulance attended, with mis ruled details of the scene and survivors including a nephew James Dave and a cousin Joseph Bokud.
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Corry
Nora Daley
Yuu Barnett
Loui Center
Tient
Tataliy Neeintay Agus
Vielocke
Albert Garloure
Parcel Post Care
Corry Poss
Sivenrh Street
South Center
Callapye
Perely
Gov
Ambulanor
Brocken-Kenting
Thomas
Bial
Amie
Tie
James Dave
Tuul Sprand
Joseph Bokudlen
Cony
Uri
Ug Lye Tslecres
Harrisburg
Carolyn Krelg
Albert M. Krelg
Joan
Marshall Arrives in Chungking to Seek End of China's Strife
General George C. Marshall reached Chungking to assist President Truman in resolving internal Chinese strife. He is slated for conferences with Chiang Kai-Shek and Madame Chiang, with Premier T. V. Soong and other officials welcoming him. Reports note fragile Manchurian tensions and emissaries returning to Manchuria to resume authority.
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Associated Press
Chungking
George C. Marshall
Truman
China
Marshall
Suong
Manchuria
Spencer Davis
Chiang
Nanking
Arbi
Mukden
Dalien
Panama City Coup Fails as Rebels Kill Four
Dec 22 reports from Panama City state a small rebel group linked to ex president Arnulfo Arias attempted a midnight assault on Colon’s national police station. Four attackers and one police officer were killed. others wounded as authorities claimed control and reinforcements moved in.
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Panama City
Colon
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
National Police
Sta Lon A
Calan
Ors
Ent Untes
Riidh Jon
Hospital Fund Sees Another $30,000 Pledged
The hospital charity drive reports an additional $30,000 in cash pledges, bringing total subscriptions to $0.00 today. RaymondMeg Company made the initial contribution of $20,000, with the Advanced Girls Division led by Mrs. Huustrum and Mr. Blatt as chairmen.
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Pe Reyrery
Pepaysha Hut
B. Armed MMM
Raymond Meg, Company
Huustrum
Dé aeLyine
Hye
Johny
Blatt
Hawaii Sought as Roth State
Associated Press report from Washington notes Secretary of the Interior Ickes recommends Hawaii be admitted to statehood in January 1946, urging immediate action. He argues statehood lets residents handle economic concerns with federal support, despite previous doubts about timing.
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Ickes
Associated Presa
Washington
Thierioy Tekes
Tottay
Hawaii
Smoyte
Interior Department
Greyhounds May Run Here Monday
The Greyhound Post House manager north of town was told to be ready for bus service to resume on Monday. Erle bus terminal officials had no word on the strike’s end, but at noon it was indicated drivers may return to work and regular schedules could be in force Monday.
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Greyhounds
Greyhound Post House
Erle
Funeral services for General George Patton Jr in Heidelberg
Funeral services for General George S Patton Jr will be held in Heidelberg on Sunday followed by interment in Hamm Luxembourg. The two armies will share responsibility for the services with a civilian service by Christ Church Heidelberg. Patton died from injuries in an auto accident. He commanded in North Africa Sicily and western Europe. Mrs Patton and his children survive. The funeral train will convey the body from Heidelberg to Luxembourg. Army officers and Allied leaders offered condolences.
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Associated Press
Heidelberg
George 5. Patton, Jr
Heintelberg
United States Army Cemetery
Hamm
Luxembourg
Anne Nuw Weemers
Amuviewy
Tate
Oie-Lime
Germany
Uli School
Fmm
Patton
North Africa
Sicily
Europe
Srmley
Abierent
Christ Church of
Bken
Duneral
Mordhiy
Stite
Bri
Doh M. Willen
John C. Hi. Lee
Dati Giemon
Gra Laleley Teascatt
Adi
Chey Tiveret
A W. Kenner
Americn
Geriwiny
Esvostel
Christ
Cvivalilay
Patten
Frederick Aver
Bnstons
Maes
Fifteenth Cavalry
Placer
Stafiey
Heisse
Attlee
Great Britain
Belgias
Mundeleer
Suiluere
Amone
Ation
George §. Patton
West Point
James W. ‘Totten
James K. Waters
Washington, D. C
United States
Normandy
Czechoslovakia
Babson Sees Lush Market On The Farm
Farmers face a favorable outlook with high prices and rising cash receipts from farm marketings, as war years end and government price supports endure. The piece notes robust yields for wheat, oats, rye, barley, and other crops, plus strong demand from manufacturers, distributors, and mail order houses as rural strengths align with urban needs. The article also hints at a broader wartime agricultural policy and urges farmers to remain productive and prudent in the coming years.
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Hanon
Eip
Lheimannes
Jake Yidle
Jovers
Sam
Matty Distrabeuurs
Tatmn
Ameriet
Essa Fo
Moscow conference on world affairs shows progress on talks
Reporters in Moscow note hopeful signs as the foreign ministers conference enters its seventh day with optimism that key issues may move toward compromise. No major breakthroughs announced yet, but officials say progress reduces suspicions among the Soviet Union Britain United States and others. Byrnes expects to depart by Christmas, though few expect a quick wrap.
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Asenonatedl Presse
Moscow
Aihouele
Quyrterk Interrerte
Stale erfaanLting
Ion Myoadteat
Nynnied Suni US
Sia Ty Junes
P. Byrmen
Rome
Grea Britain
United States
Byrnes
Bovin
M. Molotii
Japan
Iran
Hope to have hospital plans ready by Jan 2
Washington December 22 Veterans Administration architects and engineers aim to have plans and specifications for a new Pennsylvan ia neuropsychiatric hospital ready for bidders by January 2 1947 the tentative bid invitation date for the 1836 bed Camp Reynolds Greenville Pennsylvania project. The hospital cost is put at about 160000000 with equipment and about 82500000 over earlier estimates. The deficiency appropriation bill approved by Congress provides the extra funds. Bidding will close 46 days after invitations are issued.
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Washington
Veterans! Administration
Pennsylvenia
Congress
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