Associated Press Market and Building Listings Notice
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Rejections Tests Senate Over Navy Nominee Edwin Pauley
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee reviews Edwin W. Pauley’s nomination to Under Secretary of the Navy with a tough scrutiny of his business past in the velvdleum industry. Critics expect opposition due to his 1942-45 roles and past Democratic work, noting rare cabinet renomination histories and earlier near-misses like Aubrey Williams.
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Illegal Picketing Laws Shape Labor Strikes This Week
The piece discusses anticipated pickup in strikes and picketing, noting better discipline among labor, reduced employer resistance, and legal clarity from the 1936 Anti Strikebreaking Act as amended. It cites the 1940 Shornhill decision and local laws shaping peaceful picketing and injunctions against violence.
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Bear Lion Regime Changes Spark Expansion Debate
Fragmentary OCR describes shifts in leadership and policy, noting a transition from an ion-clad regime to a new government bent on expansion while maintaining firm authority. Names and exact actions are unreadable, but the tone signals political upheaval and ongoing power dynamics.
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Fragmented account of empire and global power struggles
A fragmented, era-tinged narrative discusses King George VI and Britain’s dominions, socialism and communism in the empire, and a tense balance of power involving Iran, Russia, and the Far East. It references historical figures and events in a sweeping, uncertain way, noting potential oil concessions and spheres of influence amid looming conflict.
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Two youths die as disease toll rises in Corry area
Twenty years ago Preumenia claimed two more victims, bringing the death toll to four since Saturday. 18 year old Korstner son of Mr and Mrs Alex Korstner and 5 year old Dahiswand of East Main Street died at Corry Hospital. The Horn building near Center Street is slated for remodel starting April 1. The city endured one of the worst winter storms as Corry and vicinity enjoyed fair weather today.
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Rew Big Lie fiver pusenger sedans shown in city
Readable notes describe five passenger sedans planned for display in the city. The article mentions a streamlined rear appearance, a single current model with a bearing brand and a seven horsepower motor. Local coverage notes display and public interest in new automotive options.
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Daily Dozen on Foot Health and Proper Footwear
The article argues workers strike for better pay not relief, citing overwork as the main cause of aching feet. It advises rest, proper shoes to prevent corns and bunions, and seeking professional orthopedist evaluation for persistent foot trouble.
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Famous U S Divisions Win Large German Prizes
An American infantry division activity reports vast German captures in Europe. In weeks they seized 20 000 enemy soldiers at SU Malo and later 29 000 at the Loire valley. They struck at Haertgen and Hamm then crossed the Rhine. In four days they took 79 000 Germans and freed 700 prisoners of war.
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Allied Control Of German Industry To Be Revealed Soon
Allied authorities in Berlin prepare to publish plans detailing which German industrial sectors will be seized and which may be kept for peacetime use. The initial directive to General Eisenhower outlines prohibitions on arms production and war material, while permitting limited steel, machinery, and chemical output for export under Allied supervision.
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