Fragmentary Local Note Covers Prices and Listings
OCR fragment lists varied items including prices, dates, and names such as Hetrick and Lewes. Mentions stores, furniage, archers, route B, and markets with unclear context. Highlights include high prices and reference to time, place, and people though many specifics are garbled.
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Edithrman Wuz Joint i
Will Serene
Dni M
Hetrick
Attr House
Ueven Furniage
Aldea
Lay Archers
Lavells
Frjandis Lewes
Chines Point
Congress Battles Over Closed Shop and Labor Bills
National Labor Relations Board chair Paul M Herzog testified that a Truman labor bill would override state bans on the closed shop and restore federal precedence in union security matters. The Senate committee heard arguments amid party lines, with plans to repeal Taft-Hartley and restore theold Wagner act.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Truman
MLAB
Paul M. Herzog T
Senate
Hill
Tobin
Merang
J Berson
Wrineleamos Conmalilon
Met Rights i
Imleystate
Merce
Slich
Golinmslion
Fiveeman Nlrb
Uirew-mysy Agency
Whguer Ct
Hergop
Ani
An Bos Herzox Nso
Comenidlar
Tevit
Mdnhorton
House
Tet Industries
Capitol
Dixie
Ooe
Maybank
Dfy
Sparkman
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Forrestal
Ruman
Aero Workers To Get 10 Cent Wage Hike
The International Association of Machinists says a new contract with Aero Supply Co will raise wages by ten cents for the next year. The agreement covers wage and working conditions, with ratification planned for Friday and the contract to take effect next Monday.
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Aero
Smunuueh
Stow Inaughouk
Tab Aer Suphly
Mip Ge, Inc
I Gucul
International Asengliery BP
Vu Hlir
Layne Empiijes
Ifm Aetin
Legislature 10 Gives Authority Quick Approval
Harrisburg Feb 2 General State Authority plan advances in the Republican dominated legislature. Duff's housing and highway projects, including a $147 million highway program and a $40.3 million bridge plan, seek fast passage. Democrats voice cautious support, urging more study of subsidies for low rent housing and construction funding.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Deaio
Bratie
Hughes
Ma Lie
Lady’ Bell
Janeling
Gowdamoe
George H. Earle + Sra
Jnl
Highway Authority
Commonwealth
M. Harvey Taylor
GOP
Duff
Rep
H. G. Andrews
Taylor
Andrews
John 4
Dent
Duft
Sledding Tragedy in Pittsburgh Kills 13-Year-Old and Injures Ten
In Pittsburgh on February 2 a 13 year-old girl, Nancy Letekus of Brentwood, died after her sled crashed into a sewer drain on Lawn Street. Ten children were injured, with 11-year-old Arthur Schippmann suffering chest injuries after his sled hit a parked car on Morrison Avenue. Six-year-old Mary Jane Chesney endured a head concussion from a pole collision on Parkwood Road and was kept at South Side Hospital.
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HY Qomvemen
Pittsburgh
Nancy Letekus
Brentwood
South Side Hospital
Good Street
Arthur Schippmann
Morrison Avenue
St. John’s Hospital
Mary Jane Chesney
Parkwood Road
Raymond Plant to Cut Back 10 40 Hour Week
Raymond plant plans a 40 hour workweek starting next Monday reducing from 46 hours. Production drops due to fewer orders. nine hour days five days weekly with weekends off. Scheduling cuts shift lengths to 3:30 pm for day crew and midnight for night crew. Wages will fall despite overtime pay.
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Raymond Plant
Yee Tees
Hirmud
Tim
Feldt
Elgg
Aho
Erie City case order briefs in equity action
In a Erie civil matter, Judge Taub ordered the plaintiff to file a brief within 24 hours and the defendants to respond in five days as the Taxpayers Economy Association pressed for payments tied to purchases by the city. Testimony highlighted wartime emergency purchases and budget allocations, with stern reminders about public funds and accountability. A French ship voyage to New York celebrated American–French gratitude as the Magellan arrived with the Thank You rain.
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Aige Burton Lath
Gri
Ecess
Env Taxpayers Economy Association
Isjunetics
Heroneimen
Yesientag
Michael Canhaving
Charley G. Downing
Tso Walerak
Taub
Cannagina
Gerald Weber
Isis
Joseph C. Martin
Martin
Camarino
Laub
Camnavino
Aigure
Lah
New York
Americanus
New York Harbor
Statue of Liberty
Norway Rejects Russia Warning in Wild Garage Break In
Report details a series of break ins at two nearby garages last night with thieves entering a Wilker Bythers gang location and looting tools and contents. Police say the entries were committed by a coordinated group and the time window remains under investigation.
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Oth Elly
Krinorey
Ater Floas
Gale Brnakers Sphyu Jmnagh
Carniuaittes
Mmett
Wifker
Bynthers Gang
Fmitt
Borowuout
Petek Unie
Wien
Aipeniichtte Biesi
Nes
Piticery
Lofterngun
Sidahing
Cut In Luxury Taxes Proposed
Washington February 2 House Republican Leader Martin proposed luxury taxes to revert prewar revenue levels. He suggested applying new levies to items such as jewelry films liquor cigarettes and whisky and tobacco products with a 88 per gallon tax on whiskey and a broader restoration of old rates.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Martin
Mss
Tudlay
WdNis
Mari
Mateadt
Jon
Tabacca
Walthly
AFL Leaders Consider Expanding Role in International Labor Affairs
MIAMI FL Feb 2 AFL leaders today weighed plans to broaden US labor influence abroad. Potential steps include aligning with a new international labor group without Russia, possibly joining with British and Dutch unions in a post Soviet world. Discussions include diplomatic appointments and engaging mid March talks with British labor leaders. George Harrison of the Railway Clerks Union is floated as ambassador potential though not interested.
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Associated Press
MIAMT
Fla
AFI
Reqnery
Interarm
Russia
World Federation of Trade
APL
Ona
GIO
Ini Te OT
Congr
Hye
WPTU
AFL
APT
Sharpine
Llu
State Department
U.S
Truman
Praire
George Harrison
Railway Clerks Union
Harrison
Soil tests for new hospital site project detailed
A local committee discussed preliminary soil testing for the proposed Corry Memorial Hospital site. Members reviewed equipment handling, timelines, and site preparation as part of the planning process.
Blatt Bros Celebrate 29th Anniversary in Pittburgh Theaters
The Spernors of Bilt Bros Theatres mark 29 years of film exhibition with Blatt Brothers’ Windsor cluster. John Blatt, Covey, William Blatt, and partners recall early houses and the Star Theatre replacement by the State Theatre, steering a regional circuit now spanning 23 theatres in towns including Corry, Somerset, Greenville, Patton, and Smethport. The Blatt tenure featured stars like Thomas Meighan, Gloria Swanson, and William S Hart, with ongoing community film conservation.
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Spernors
Bilt Bros Theatres
John Blatt
William J. Blatt
Sharles RobMi
Sutter
Labs Ok
Brady
Pebruyey
Abe
Brunt
Opry
Allegheny River
Diearby
Bea
Bend
Sears
Star Theatre
Pictuire Ames Paitbanks
Gloria Swanson
Blatt Brothers
Corry
Somerset
Greenville
Patton
Mercer
New Bethlehem
Youngwood
Raining Spring
Girard
Albion
Port Allessay
Youngeville
Smethport
Bevis
Buel Brady
Mike
Onshure
Nanty Glo
Death Toll Tops 112 Million in Storm Belt Area
Storm belt fatalities total 112 million? The report notes widespread crop damage in five western states and ongoing livestock losses. Extreme cold and cold snaps affect regions from California to the Midwest, with record lows and significant agricultural impact.
Garland Driver Held For Court In Local Case
Robert D. Moore of Chirluned faced a trial on a reckless driving charge after pleading not guilty. His license was suspended, and he was ordered held for the next term of court in Warren County. State Police cited a separate incident involving an East South Street arrest for speeding years prior, with multiple prior records noted. The case, before Judge Burton R. Laut, carried a potential penalty of a fine not less than 10 dollars and up to 500 dollars plus costs, with possible jail time if license suspension breaches occurred.
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Robert D. Moore
Chirluned
Rip
Alder Fm
Gobbett al
Gorry
Snee
Shite
Ponce Gfue
Warren
Pelle
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Indict Sparta Man on Larceny Charge
A Sparta man, raised by the grand jury in Erle county court, faces larceny charges. Authorities allege theft of four motors and other farm machinery parts from a Union City area farm, with the suspect arrested by state police.
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Sparta
Nils Ween
Erle County
Lawrerre Murdock
Sparanshiry
Murdock
Corry
Courl
Mr. Dablelt
Union City
Stalin Asks For Parley In Red Domain
Associated Press reports Stalin seeking a parley with Western powers during a tense stage of the Cold War. The piece notes Truman’s openness to peace talks and mentions U.S. President Truman’s statements about engaging Moscow. It references Kin gsbury and broader diplomatic maneuvering in Washington and London.
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Stalin
Killed Thirteen Hurt In Area Crashes
A fatality and thirteen injuries occurred in area crashes as patrols and officers from the state and city investigated. Corporal Ted ANB Jey reported details this morning. Law enforcement logged 98,000 miles of coverage and 346 information calls during the period.
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The
Wear
Ted Anb
Jey
Durie
Maui
Ile
Students buy $428 in savings stamps
Miss Helen M. Spencer reported Concord school led with 258 students purchasing $95 in savings bonds. Fairview 94 students, $18. Harding 4 students, $20. Junior High Elementary 262 students, $22. Washington 125 students, $384. Junior High 290 students, $61. Senior High 272 students, $64.
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Sivente
Helen M. Spencer
Concord
Fairview
Harding
Imentary
Washington
Measles Epidemic Shuts Clairton Schools Possible Closure
An epidemic of measles keeps 106 students absent from Clairton junior and senior high schools in Clairton Pennsylvania. Officials say if the outbreak worsens the schools could close. Dr. GA Calhoun the school physician says the epidemic has reached its peak and should begin to decline.
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Clairton
GA. Calhoun
Future Action by Russia Speculation in Norway Pressure
Washington reports that US and Atlantic powers planned to back Norway against Russian pressure. Talks focus on strengthening NATO style ties and Norway’s membership implications. The discussion touches on a possible North Atlantic Alliance compact and congressional ratification paths.
Cave-in renders 60 homeless in Carbondale
In Carbondale a mine collapse beneath Idle Anthracite property caused eight homes to sink eight feet and damaged twelve more in a 20 000 population area. Three people remained hospitalized and fifty others sought shelter with relatives or in hotels. Police pegged damage at about 100 000. The Hudon Coal Co leased the mine to De Angelus Coal Co.
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Carbondale
Ren
Hudson Coal Co
de Angelus Goal Company
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