Fragmented OCR reads like street and ad fragments
Readable fragments include street mentions and ads for coal and supplies. The text lists entities such as West 300F10 coal H. Rey and references to streets, agencies, and real estate terms, forming a jumbled historic classified page snippet.
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Ata
R. P
R Street
Ats Cord Ab
Dee Corry
H. Rey
Aw Valley
Fon Tire
Ville Star
Bulerci
Eisenhower Warns Western Europe Tour Stakes Civilization
General Dwight D Eisenhower told Congress that defense coopération with Western Europe will determine whether free governments survive. He said the goal is the common good of the free nations and warned decisions ahead may decide the course of civilization.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Western
Europe
God House
Library of Congress
Une Winger
Univers Membes
Eisenhower
Free Nations
Taft
Ohio
U. S
T Hat
Fine explores all avenues of taxation in Harrisburg
Gov John S Fine says he is examining all avenues of taxation to boost state revenue. He declines comment on a possible flat income tax while meeting Pennsylvania Retailers Association representatives who seek support against a general sales tax. The retailers say a sales tax would be a win and destructive tax on the consumer.
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Fine
Harrisburg
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania Retailers Association
Howev
Dynamite Blast Kills Man. Eight Hurt Near Halltown
A dynamite blast near Halltown West Virginia killed Billy Bates and injured at least eight others. The explosion occurred in a trailer and damaged several nearby structures. Residents in Maryland report feeling the shock eighteen miles away as Bates rushed to warn neighbors moments before the blast.
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Associated Press
Charles Town
W. Vu
JesState
G. A. Hehle
Maryland
West Virginia
Shaupsburg
Halltown
W. Va
Hehle
Billy Bates
Bates
Estella Cobb
Wet January Ends With Record Rain and Snow
One of the wettest Januarys on record ends as Corry area records 9 inches of precipitation for the month with rain, snow or sleet on all but two days. Temperatures peaked at 58 degrees while total rainfall reached 3.60 inches and snowfall about 1.5 inches across 15 separate days.
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Corry
George Mulaick
Fivoefeet
Nis
Explosion Injures Ten At Claixton Works Steel Plant
An explosion at the Claixton Works of the I. S. Steel Company injures ten workers who were repairing a blast furnace. Raymond Rocca, 29, of Swissvale, is the most seriously hurt and treated for burns at Penn Hospital. Others are treated at the plant infirmary. Officials report gas exploded in the No 2 blast furnace stove, which had been closed two weeks due to a gas leak.
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Uy, Asouuiay
Pittsburgh
Claixton
Steel Company
Raymond Rocca
Swissvile
Viet Penn Hospital
Three Families Flee Fire in East Liberty Building
Three families escaped a four story White Dela building in East Liberty when a blaze swept through the structure last night. One fireman was slightly injured. The building housed three apartments and offices on upper floors and businesses on lower floors. No damage estimate was available.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Nationwide Rail Strike Paralyzes 33 Lines Across 18 Cities
The walkout stalls rail traffic nationwide with 33 railroads hit in 18 major cities. Union leaders deny authorizing the action while the government claims the strike violates anti injunctions. Other carriers and industries feel the ripple effect as workers stay home.
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Associated Press
Orieinis
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mos
Mes
Fink
Embargoes Clamp On Freight Across Railroads
Freight embargoes spread as the Ere and Pennsylvania Railroads and Railway Express offices await clarity after a local strike. The Defense Transport Administration ordered rail embargoes and the Railway Express Agency halted shipments in 14 northeastern states. Government actions mirror December's broader disruption, with the Army warning of serious effects on war shipments and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen facing contempt petitions in Chicago.
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Ere
Pennsylvania
Railway Express Office
Truman
Defense Transport Administration
DTA
Railway Express Agency
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Knoxville
Tenn
Bit
Ofice
BRT
Michael J. Igoe
Brotherhood
Barbara Stanwyck Files for Divorce
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor divorce case moves to court after a year of marriage. Stanwyck, 83, alleges cruelty, citing December separation and Italy film work as background. The parties plan to seek a financial agreement before trial.
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Los Angeles
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Taylor
Italy
Hollywood
Aly
Stahlwyck
Gottianonk
Third Atomic Test In Week Reported At Nevada Test Range
Las Vegas reports the third atomic blast of the week near the test range 40 miles from town. Witnesses described it as a large flash and roaring shock, with townsfolk noting windows rattled and streets busy as debris and rumors circulated about weapons testing.
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Associated Press
Vegas
Nev
Atamic Energy
Sprawline
Ak Alamogords
N. My
AEC
Eqvernment
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Min Mui
Here
Los Angles
Discovery Averts Serious Barn Fire
Fire at Warner farm in role alleged stove ignition caused damage to milk shed and hay. Raymond Warner discovered fire and alerted others. Mrs. Warner burned hands while moving stove. Firemen prevented larger losses, estimating damage at several hundred dollars though exact total pending.
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Wartter
Warner
Rolie O' St
Raymond Warner
de Mares
Deine Stound
Sailors Attacked in Saigon by Vietminh Fire
Communist Vietminh forces fire mortar and hand grenades at U S Navy sailors in Saigon. Casualties reported from the downtown attack as patrols engage the assailants.
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TLS
Saigon
Indochina
U.S. Navy
Ysssell
U.S
Salem
Gas Company Supplies Fuel To City Plants In Emergency
Severe winter weather disrupts gas supply plans as plants receive limited fuel. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain cause hazardous roads across Western Pennsylvania, delaying heating and industrial operations. Police warn drivers to avoid travel. city crews clear highways as forecasts predict more wintry conditions tonight and into tomorrow.
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Biveuy
Wester Pennnsylvania
Shue Highway Department
City Streets Department
Shaw
Slate Poller
Bny
Washizelan
Philadephus
Frome Ymbe
Ginishields
Shreet Cave
Busen
Tiehine
Thonkinay Bf Pune
Assembly Votes to Brand China as Aggressor in Korea
United Nations Assembly votes 44 to 7 to brand Communist China as aggressor in Korea. Soviet bloc nations and India with Burma cast most votes. Saudi Arabia abstained recorded participation. Israel The resolution directs committees to study end of warfare options and penalties for Red China.
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Associated Press
United Nations Assembly
China
Korea
India
Burm
Saudi Arabia
Teo
Man
Txe-Tung
Peiping
Pay Raise for Coal Miners In Effect Today
A new federal wage increase for coal miners takes effect today, boosting pay by 1.60 per day for about 400 000 workers and affecting roughly 7 000 mile of coal seams. The action follows approval by the War Labor Board and links to the January 26 anthracite agreement. The policy spurs expected strikes if employers resist.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jody Willout
Erickert
Lewis
Biliauliany Board
Thuy
Cyr G. Ching
Mme Bnovel
Shipuyider
Yale
Jadkistoy
Mate Tuewarel
Norens
Mlaller
Meyers Granted Parole After Federal Sentence
Bennett E Meyers, once a major in the U.S. Air Force, receives parole today after serving time at Lorton Federal Reform School in Virginia. Convicted in 1948 of inducing a civilian to lie about wartime activities and facing a pending income tax evasion indictment in Baltimore, he was brought to D C jail and released after the commissioner's order on the money tax charge.
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Washington
Bennett E Meyers
Cenegain NI Air Force
Fenmards
Lorton
U.S Marshals
Baltimore
Meyers
Torton
District of Columbia
W. 5
Gyrll Lawrence
Hart
Mayers’ Associates
Violence Flare At Non-Union Mine Pickets
In Kingwood West Virginia three pickets were shot during a protest at a non union mine. Hartman and his wife were arrested on assault charges following the incident and bonded for $1000 each. Victims Frail Mapkase Domnuid Murry and Bud Miller were treated at Ker cheval Memorial Clinic and released. Morgan and Murrey returned to the lines.
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Kingwoul
Preton County
Bnei @ H. Bonsom
Ait Taymind Harman
Independent Producers Association
Jattmgantender
Hartman
Howard
Ann
Harry Myers
Dintrict
United Mine Workers
Hartmans
Frail Mapkase
Albright
Domnuid Murry
Bud Miller
Ker Cheval Memoriel
Morgan
Murrey
Allied push in western sector as battles rage in Korea
Allied forces press three miles into western Korea amid heavy hand to hand fighting near Suwon and Chipyong. reports say Chinese troops abandon positions while US and Korean units press the western front as President Syngman Rhee vows continuation of war.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Korea
Baynie Wietaih Tishtome Fondo "Prunecay! Bent Asivaniees (Ty) Enueeded Rmaely
Amy
Funworth
Awyang Wael
Suwen
Karena
Mfles
Fk Fovice
Miles
Wonelwmn
Iit
Wonehon
Suwon
Hatiifeah
Yiggr
Buwwen
Boeul
Angelito
Shay Swainen
Vinnie Emploue
Reis
Sailots
Fine
Fine —Communists — Wwithiten
Htrass
Arep Nf
Ies Roimture Abbick Apommd Chipyong
Battle Tweed
Supennir Rie
Flebtine
U.S
Doward M. Almond
Promised Police Protection for Pittsburgh Witness
The state promised protection for a witness before a special grand jury. Attorney General Thomas de Jones identified the man as Valentine Delle Donne a 51 year old Florentine baker accused of making threats and phishing for alibis.
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Pittsburgh
Polise
Wiknes
Thue Witow
Aldihir
Thotas de Jones
Valentine Delle Donne
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Dwight J Eisenhower
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HMI
Dante
Kael Auenien
Yigniee Fae
Arkansas State Hospital
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Tvs
Paberiua
Whlye Deiner Wien
Bpegye USA
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Huairy
Hiuydon
Hui
AL Webb
Abel
Ear Delaunay
A. Bain
West Sector
Han River
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