Enquiry into Market Sale and Livestock Prices Listed
Fragmented OCR notes show a market sale listing with livestock terms, quantities, prices, and produce details. Mentions stags, cows, dairy, hay, corn, and produce baskets with various price ranges and weights, alongside fruit and box shipments. The garbled text references Dr Franti and a location near Mrewsburg with other scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynliegys
Euuil Linke
Troll Cellue
Gara
Pacts
Ronsa Sles
Mrewsburg
Franti
Bloodi
dre _ vale
Joel Anleq
Council to grant street bus franchise approval planned
City officials discussed a proposed street bus franchise submitted by Lyle Houghtling and authorized solicitor Walter Scoth. A special meeting was scheduled to read the ordinance on first and second readings after PUC approval in Harrisburg, with routes listed and capacity requirements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Houghtling
Walter Scoth
Councar
Commisstion
Harrisburg
Houghtling
Hie
North Center
White Street
Eust
West Wayne
Columbus Avenue
West South Street
Public Utilities Commission
Houghling
PUC
Price and
Besson
Ag Committee
More Truman Men Under Fire
Senate banking committee today vetted an inquiry into Commodore James Kimble Vardaman Jr. former naval aide to President Truman as he seeks a four year term on the Federal Reserve Board. A subcommittee will conduct the probe while the full panel delayed action on a second presidential adviser post for George B Alle to a year term with the Reconstruction France Corporation as the hearings continue on another nominee Edwin W Pauilex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James Kimble Vardaman
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Vardaman
Federal Reserve System
Donnell
TMO
Taft
R-Ghio
Inter
George B Alle
Lern
Reconstruction France Corporation
Senate Naval Committee
Tdwin W. Pauilex
Campbell Slayers Appeals Set for February Review
Two Williamsport men Foleric William Pepperman and Fin Davis West, ages 26 and 28, sentenced to die for the slaying of Joseph B Campbell 71, filed appeals for commutation. The appeal seeks mercy at the next legislative session as the State Pardons Board reviews the case following the Supreme Court rejection of their conviction.
Dr. E H Harmon Joins Local Medical Practice
Troy Gillette announces his son in law Lt Col H Harmon will partner in general medicine and surgery in this city. Harmon, a University of Pittsburgh alum, served as a captain and major in WWII with British and American forces, developing hospitals in Germany and serving as division surgeon in the 36th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Gillette
H. Harmion
Harmon
Gillette
East
Park Place
University of Pittsburgh
Homestead
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Hamat Hospital
Erie
Connetlsville
Connellsville State Hospital
Uniontown
Brownsville
University of Pennsylvania
Camp Wolters
Scotland
England
France
Belsili
Holland
Germany
Olent
Gen. Montgomery
Cita- Wong
Burhessen
36Th Infantry Division
143Rd
Leutenant
Chiang Kai-Shek Hints at Quitting After Election
Chiang Kai-Shek told reporters in Chungking he may retire from political life after a constitutional democracy is established and discussed informal talks on economic concessions to Russia by China. He said he has finished his responsibility as power returns to the people and offered no definite answer on a presidential candidacy. This is the second time in eight weeks he has hinted at leaving office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press
Ghungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Takire
Etire
Chiang
Council Faces Annual Short Funds and Tight Budget
City council authorized mayor pro tem to work with National Basic to cover warrants and current payments while year-end balances roll over. Treasurer Miss Muller reported January receipts of 38,612.22, including back taxes and fines. expenditures totaled 8,605.75 with 3,563.49 for general fund. Officials approved legal notices on delinquent taxes, bids for a police Ford, and hiring of Don D Williams to prepare city duplicates and school district copies, with costs set per ward.
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Colknell
Walter Swers
Muller
Manthan
Mrt
Sweet
Counel
Police Department
Don D. Williams
Genich
Ganiin
Waterhouse to seek another term on Republican ticket
Wilmer W. Waterhouse announced his candidacy for the state legislature on the Republican ticket. Petitions will circulate February 9 in the Third Assembly district. He served a first term on six House committees including Aeronautics Agriculture Dairy Industries Game Insurance and Liquor Control and has broad party backing across city Union City and the North East and lake shore regions, suggesting he may run unopposed in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
Conry
Harrisburg
Waterhouse
Sunaiver
United
Jeaders
Union City
Lake Shore
Cor— Ty Mich
Republica
Many Lives Feared Lost As Liner Yukon Splits In Two
Rescue attempts continued after the steamship Yukon wreck in Alaska. The vessel split in two amid gale and heavy seas. Officials reported 47 passengers missing from the 496 aboard as Army and coast guard units aided, with boats from Seward and the Onondaga cutter assisting in lifeboat rescues and searches for survivors.
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Yukon
Ketchikan
Alaska
Hner
mipMt
Cong Guard
Onondaga
Che Onundan
May Drop Bromley's Appeal
Rumor says Frank Bromley Jr may drop his appeal for a new trial in the Willingon murder case if alibi credibility cannot be strengthened. Attorney Jesse Trullante and Warren McChesney were to confer, with a Titusville trip cited. The jury had recommended life for Bromley.
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Hie Court House
Erie
Frank Bromley, Jr
New Triad
Willingon
Jesse Trullante
Carry
Bromley
Titusville
Warren McChesney
Jinflante
Safford acted without Kimmel knowledge to clear Pearl Harbor blame
Capt L P Safford testified before the Senate committee that he undertook a campaign to clear Admiral Kimmel of responsibility for Pearl Harbor without the admiral’s knowledge. He said he met Kimmel in New York in mid February 1944 and wrote a letter urging support from Captain Kramer and William Halsey, detailing plans to influence the Hawaii command narrative.
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Admiral Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
P H
Washington
Japtain
Safford
New York
Kimmel
Alvin D. Kramer
Mumphy
York
Charles Rue
Murphy
Corry Hospital Board Mulls Staffing and Policy Shifts
A special Coty Hospital Association board meeting is planned to discuss appointing an anesthetist to replace the late Dr W W Graham and to consider new physician entry rules. Some directors push for restrictive conditions, while others warn such rules may bias younger doctors returning after the war.
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Fhe
Coty Hospital Association
W. W. Graham
Corry Hospital
Lake Price
Couner
Corry
Toy
Gony
Occupation Force in Japan Posts 203,817 Troops
General Douglas MacArthur has reduced U S occupation strength in Japan to 203,817 personnel including air forces. Since surrender five months ago veterans have been discharged under the point system, with plans to cut to about 200,000 within six months.
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Associated Press
TOYO
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Japan
MacArthur
Pacific
Pourlhe Jn
Philin
Levant Powers Demand Troop Withdrawal Across Syria and Lebanon
Syria and Lebanon call for immediate withdrawal of foreign troops from the Levant. The issue spans British and French forces amid ongoing Russian British tensions over Greece. An eleven nation peace agency plans another meeting tonight to address the crisis.
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Greece
Veto clash marks tense UN debate over British Greece troops
Syrian and Lebanese representatives joined in a Security Council demand for British troop withdrawal from Greece amid a heated argument. Soviet Russia pressed to veto any action, while Vishinsky backed down and sought assurances of troop evacuation. The council prepared to vote on whether to allow a veto or require abstentions.
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Asstead Penns
London
Faris Bey el Khoury
United Nations General Assembly
Syria
Lebanon
Security Councils
Briain
France
Sh Prineline
Sind
Utyi
Syrba
Hine
Thotherates
Lebinam
Palestine
Smutinst
Greece
Andrei Vishinsky
Toregin
S Netlin Security Council
Russia
Great Britain
Vishinsky
Counel
Wisawpcement
Councl
Britain
Rulssia
Hebei
United States
Poland
Australia
China
Netherlands
Convicted GI's Father Appeals to Truman for Clemency
Wallington New Jersey February 2 1945 Joseph Hicswa father of 20 year old Joseph Hicswa appeals to President Truman saying as one veteran to another give my boy another chance. He seeks clemency for the offense of killing Japanese civilians during the war.
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Truman
Aymerven
Wallington, WN
Joseph Hicswa
Wallington
Java
Global War News Briefs From Moscow to Washington
Associated press style bulletin reports multiple wartime items. Moscow notes Allied poisoners and civilian casualties. Chicago cites U S naval safety figures. Bricker files for U S Senate. Mexico reports anti fascist work stoppages. U S House approves transfer of surplus naval craft to China. London UN committee discusses permanent home. Voromumana reports conviction of Kilare Tshida for war crimes against American POWs.
February 14 draft lists from Erie county board
Small groups are listed for February 14 draft. From Union City, Board 3 of Erie county issues the induction and pre induction examination groups. From Corry two men are named Milton Arthur Morris and Leon Bruno Shum sky, with other Corry entrants listed by name, including Paul Edwin Weicht and Adrian Roy Buell for examinations. Voluntary enlistments reduce available reserves and the pool for calls.
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Ubistrat
Union City
Board 3
Erie County
Corry
Sever Mer
Milton Arthur Morris
Leon Bruno Shumsky
B.D. 1
Wallace Joseph Malinoiyski
Ares LeRoy Ahenger
Cecil Heh Hull
Waterford
John Joseph Melnik
The
Was
Frederic William Sammons
Wattsburg
Ltst
Paul Edwin Weicht
Adrian Roy Buell
Ralph Victor Drayer
Frederick Russell Rogers
Harry Robert Kerr
Joseph Packo
Union Ciy
Jay Ray Landis
Edward Carnlewski
Everett
Eugene Bellman
Christopher Chapala
Steel Fabricators and Processors Face Price Talks in Washington
Capital talks unfold as Bowles supports broader price policy changes to ease steel wage dispute. Snyder favors flexible pricing, while Collet weighs approvals, with a White House spillover planned. Pittsburgh group meets in Washington to address basic steel price pressures amid a looming walkout and rising labor demands.
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Snyder
Joh W. Snyder
Bowles
Mx Trimsy
CTO
Alec
OPA
White House
Iaw
John ©. Collet
Gallet Re~ Rently
Ion
Ron
Pittsburgh
James 8. Ervin
Tristate Trcastrial Association
John W. Baydtr
Washington
Hrvich Sali
United Steelworkers
SG State Association
Emploitime Cham
Clnsadl
Anton Wip
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N. T. Gillette
ETO
Kai-Shek
Assemblyman
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Heward
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Aserifur
Ulan
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Aimiy
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Adm
Treasury
Levant
Wishinsicy
Associated Progy
Moscow
Polivty
Chow
Fincago
Anoldante
Conneil
Tony
Peiéval
Age News Vedy Today
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New Owl
Colembus
von W. Bricker
Secretary of State Today
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Mexico
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Mexica
Menean Vahor Confederation
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United Nations Interim Committee
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