Local notes on electric carload motors and repairs
Fragmentary OCR text lists electric carload motors and various technical terms. Mentions locations and names in incomplete form, hinting at parts, prices, and tools. Reads like a miscellaneous inventory or classified item list from a historical page.
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S. Bates Jolinmbus
Ats Ss
Ching
Rays Best
N.Y
Ary Benis
Phone
Cal Tools
Rae
South Stare
Warning of a general strike threat permeating nation
The House committee on un American activities heard chief counsel Erni Adamson outline a 1946 report claiming a conspiracy to foment revolution through a general strike. The report accuses Communists of penetrating labor unions, government and education, with foreign representatives at UN meetings tied to Communist fronts.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
United
Erni
Adamson
Netting Ofice
Library of Congress
United Nations
United States
Shanghai airliner crash in fog leaves 88 dead or hurt
In Shanghai a fogbound crash involving three Chinese airliners killed or injured 88 people. An American pilot was killed and another injured. a fourth plane was missing with at least 10 aboard. American surgeon William Byrne aided survivors before rescue. Flights canceled.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Aihd
Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury
Dorjimrge
Woosung
Winghal
Post & Mercury
J. M. Greenwood
R. B. Preus
Greenwood
Preus
Chinese National Aviation Corp
Central
Lr Transport Corp
Wiliam
Byrne
Air Transport Command
Tokyo
Gookville
Tenn
Ghitingking
Fromt Shanghaluday
Two City Wrecks Cause 150 Dollar Damage on Icy Streets
City police reported two traffic accidents on icy city streets within the past two days. In Greenville, Henry Hensink's Chevrolet sedan struck a trailer on North Center street after losing control on an icy lane, causing about 100 dollars damage. no injuries were reported. In Columbus, Gerald Wamon's truck sustained about 80 dollars damage, while the other vehicle suffered left front damage. no occupants were harmed.
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Henry Hensink
Greenville
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Wilew
Gyrald Wamon
Colmbus
Chinese Forces To Begin Purge Near Peiping
Chinese Communist guerrillas captured Tutung village seven miles north of Peiping provoking a government vow to launch a country purge. National troops would crush fighters entering the Peiping Tientsin Railroad after a 15 hour battle left 1,000 to 2,000 Communists captured. government reports claim reinforcements drove off some attackers.
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Sycee
Peiping
Ihaig
Nowi
Peiping-Tentsin
Tutung
Local educators attend statewide meeting in Harrisburg
Two Corry men, Thomas Pryde and David A. Swartz, left the city to join more than 1,000 teachers at the Pennsylvania Education Association convention in Harrisburg. The legislative commission urged a new salary scale from 62400 to 14400 for master's holders and higher state subsidies for education, with actions to be taken by the group and forwarded to the 1947 Legislature.
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Thomas Pryde
Corry
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Edication Association
Legislative Commission
Icy Route 6 Crash Shuts Road and Injures Motorist
State Police report an icy Route 6 crash on a Tuesday morning near Union City involving a stopped truck driven by Guy Rouse on Route 6 and a following 1941 Plymouth Sedan driven by Worth Hammond. Damage estimated at 200 dollars. a female passenger sustained back injuries. Hammond cited slippery road conditions and limited stopping distance as causes. vehicle damage and injuries described with conflicting OCR text but core facts retained.
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Conumon Am
Waterhouse 10 Meet Leaders on Sales Tax Issue
Governor and state Republican leaders discuss funding for teachers' salaries and forther purposes. Waterhouse expects a general conference to consider proposals for new revenue next year. Some favor a sales tax with food exemption to ease burden on wage earners with large families. Debate includes income tax options and constitutional constraints. Party control in Harrisburg suggests swift approval once plan is defined.
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W. W. Waterlouse
Gary Assemblysmar
Waterhouse
Harrisbirne
Coininge Bienniany
Corry
Pennsylvania
New York
House
Senate
Harrisburg
Burglar Breaks Into Paul Lines Hardware Store
A burglar broke into Paul Lines Hardware on East Main overnight or early today, smashing the front door glass to reach inside and take a 45 caliber pistol valued at 20. Police are investigating and found no merchandise disturbed. Store opened at about 7 am. A full check is expected to determine if anything else was stolen.
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Paul Lines
East Main Street
Cines
Uy Ibines
Two Catholic priests die in street fire near church
In a fatal street fire near St Joseph the Catholic Church two priests were killed. Witnesses say they were hired workers, with Charlie A. McZalley listed as pastor of St Joseph’s. Details on motives and suspects remain unclear as authorities investigate.
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Aris
Dees
Stectiry
Tosephle GatHiolic
Charlie A. Mc Zalley
Et Thwph's
Dalliratty
Pbout
Fire damages Concord hotel playhouse in Wisconsin
A fire at the Concord Hotel playhouse in Wisconsin caused about 40 000 dollars in damage and forced evacuation of around 190 guests. No guests were injured. The blaze origin remains undetermined.
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Hy Associate
Wiamesia Lake
Nla. Dee
Two youths held in cop slaying near Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on December 6, 19 year old high school sophomore Amor Gore of Long Branch New Jersey and 15 year old Keith Dopardyon of Bibera New Jersey were held on homicide charges for the killing of Patrolman Henry J Hicks. Hicks, a father of six, was shot and clubbed with a nightstick after attempting to stop a getaway attempt and persuade the youths to return home.
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Philadelphia
Henry J. Hicks
Evan
James A. Kelly
Amor Gore
Long Branch
N. J
Keith Dopardyon
Biber
NJ. Tv
TOTAL GIVEN BY COUNTRY IS MORE THAN 50 BILLION
President Truman told Congress that 70 percent of the napkin's tense gl hve been marked lil and expressed conviction that We necountiue wouN mfaye the foundation of Meanie ote iliy by the posiwii! World. The United States total through September reached about 50.6 billion, with Britain receiving 63 percent and the Soviets 23 percent. Negotiations with Yugoslavia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia have not begun. final agreements cover wartime debts within borders, recovery provisions, and postwar deliveries. Canada’s account is considered closed as it paid for all supplies.
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Washington
Peakin
Cougtess
Posiwii
Fh Goverment
Fe International
Russia
Britain
Truman
Yugoslavia
Poland
Czechoslovaka
France
India
Australia
New Zealand
Belgic
Turekey
Uncle Sam
Canada
Dominion
Twelve Die Holiday Toll In State And Nation
A Christmas holiday toll across Pennsylvania and the United States totaled twelve deaths in the state and twenty-three nationwide. Victims include Robert Currie, 60, killed by a car near Dundont. Mrs. Mary Grazil, 40, of Oakland, in a Pittsburgh crash. Peter Kushay in a Sharon traffic collision. Roy Hostetler, 21, killed in a car crash near McClellandtown. Harry E. Daugherty, 6, and Holly Sperties killed near Carlisle. Charles Brewer, 17, and Repli, 19, in a Clairton crash. Catherine Parsons, 6, and Lory Parsons, 4, and Barbara Parsons, 2, in a house fire near Chestnut. William Peppéry, 61, slain by a train in Pittsburgh's Fort Side.
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Pap
Nccidento
Pennsylvania
Uolidday
Bute
Robert Currie
Mong Banikesville Road
Dormont
Mary Grazil
Oakland
Einty Gene Standard
Pittsburgh
Peter Kushay
Ussi
al Sharon
Fa Roy Hostetler
Sitielk & Pole
McClellandtown
Harry E. Daugherty
Holly Sperties
Carlisle
Tree
Charles Brewer
Bunola
Repli
Elizabeh
Clairton
Cateriie Parsons
Lory
Ald Alster
Barbara
Doatt
Chestnut Boy
Sunita
Howse
Beford
William Peppériey
Freman
biMday
Chelstinss
Whilltommblle
Fittsburphs
Dohaily Weahailly
Cinea
Bilbo Threatening Expose Of Other Senate Members
Washington December 24 Senator Bilbo faces questions over connections of wartime contractors. Lawmakers probe his dealings with Alabama and Mississippi figures, while Bilbo denies wrongdoing. The inquiry targets potential influence and finances linked to his early Senate career.
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Bilbo
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Billi Hainies
Linngete Peenarae
Luivassini
Senia
Elmner
Thoms
D-Okla
Citizens Bank Nears Record Year in 50 Years of Service
Corry's Citizens National Bank reports its most profitable year in its 50 year history. President Harry W. Parker announced a December dividend of 30 percent and a $25,000 addition to surplus, lifting surplus to $175,000 and total assets to $6,201,388.09. Annual stockholders meeting set for January 14 to review detailed reports and possible board changes.
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Corry
Citizens National Bank
Harry W. Parker
Pew
Tony
Parker
Tyas
Ench
Uwe
Bru
Heig
Corry Bank
Alytte
Fire at Macon hotel prompts arson probe
In Macon on December 24 a six story 105 room hotel was damaged about 150000 dollars when a fire drove 75 guests from the building. Detectives led by W A Tamson inspected a storage closet and interviewed staff as they pursued a possible arson theory.
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Baltimore
Arnold J. Onnen
Associated Press
Macon
Pandorifi
Detece
Hest
Prson
Jigme
Gatsatte
Alpe
Rescue Two More Crash Survivors Near Quebec River
Rescue crews saved two more survivors from a plane crash in the St Lawrence River near Quebec City. Pilot James Raymond Hartley and four others had earlier been rescued, with one passenger still believed drowned. A small boat from Petite Vallee aided the effort as the Cala bee freighter pushed upriver through ice.
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Associated Press
IGOLT
Que
ANU GG
Queber Airways
Locay
Agi Tee Foe
St. Lawrence
Ashor
Petite Vallee
Gaspe Coast
Quebec
Canadian - Pacific Air Lines
Calabee
Leo Levesque
Jack mm St. Antonin
Janes Raymond Hartley
Sh. Catterines
Shelder
Sugar program described as a terrible mess by lawmakers
Washington December 26 senators Butler and Rep Jenkins assail the wartime sugar program. They criticize price control and rationing as wasteful, noting housewives bore the burden while households paid higher costs. They urge reform ahead of 1947.
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Washington
Det
Senator Butler
R-Neb
Fox
Butler
Rep
Jenkins
R-Chio
Republian
Congressional Food Study
Sigan
Tadus
Prisoners Poisoned by Jail Dinner In Murion County
A prisoner at Murion County jail was fatally stricken and more than twenty inmates became ill after a jail dinner. Officials launched an investigation as authorities seek the cause of the poisoning and the exact timing of the incident remains unclear.
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TN Dinnaronis
Apc
Walia
Murion County
Berverti
Benebral
Aiticrais
Petit
Twegay
Christus Axial
Railroad Camp Cars Burned Near Erie's Yard
Fire destroyed two Erie railroad camp cars near Pennsylva nia junctions in the east yards. The blaze started from an overheated heating stove in use in one car and heavily damaged a remodeled living quarters car for signal crews. Several possessions were lost. eight cook and seven signal work trunks were involved. High winds contributed as crews fought the flames in the early morning hours.
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Oma Sdlig
Pennsylvaania
Signal Mali
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