Untitled Local Market Notes and Figures
Fragmented OCR listing prices and items with unclear context. Mentions of stalls, foods, quantities, and numbers such as 15.25, 17.00, 18.405, and 19.401 appear, along with stray names and phrases. Core meaning and dates are unreadable. readable bits reference budget figures and market stalls.
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Manhus
Clough
Sean
Warner
Katel
Hinig
Les
Mare
Ted Issuns
Bey
Labor Department Drives to End All Walkouts
The Labor Department opened a push for settlement of all current strikes and to accelerate reconversion. Secretary Schwellenbach urged firms to trust the OPA on needed price hikes while the agency pledged to handle wage increase applications quickly. The wage and price policy hinges on prompt government action and automatic approvals for some pay grants.
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Labor Department
OPA
Associated Press
Washington
Echwellenbach Ald
Dustry
Aclal
Schwellenbach
Ainge
Schuellenbach
OPA 5
Wage Stabilization Board
Smoke Fund Closing Records of 1949 Campaign
The Oldiers and Sailors Smoke Fund in this city from April 28 1949 concluded last Saturday with total receipts and final accounts $2995.10. In winding down, donors gave 125 to Memorial Hospital Fund unit 120.22 to Mead Paste Association. Treasurer Waller Sweet submits the closing report for wartime fundraising.
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Hospital Fura
Oldiers and Sailors
Memorial Hospital Fund
Mead Paste Association
Waller Sweet
Smoke Fund
Fire at Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg
A two hour blaze destroyed part of the 12 story Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg. Originating in a first floor kitchen, flames raced up a ventilating shaft causing extensive damage and forcing two guests to evacuate. Fire officials feared snow and wind but operations resumed soon after.
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Asiulated
Harrisburg
Penn-Harris
Franklin
Moore
Hospital Issue Before Board At Tonight's Meet
Board at Goldy Nowpital Association weighs staff inclusion and terms for new physicians including junior members Dr. Willm of Climer and Dr. Karnest of Spanneburg. Veterans groups press for conditions tied to Dr. O'Hare return, while current staff urge fair staffing plans to support Memiorisi Hospital Fund.
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Boar of Diewstors
Goly
Liteary
Ousu- Nir
Bhoshu
Willm
Climer
Karnest
Spanneburg
Abn
Ling
Pus VW Building Association
Dr O'Hare
Inafi
Staf
Memiorisi Hosiil
Secret Of Atomic Bombs Remains U S Exclusive
Secretary Byrnes reaffirmed that atomic bomb know how remains an exclusive U S secret. Lawmakers urged strict controls to prevent any leak. The Canadian spy ring case has lawmakers seeking full details and coordinated action.
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Associated Prest
Washington
Byrnes
United States
Congression
May
da Y
House Military Committee
United Nations
Rep. Munit
R-Sd
House Foreign Affairs
White House
Byrjés
Tn Py
Canada
State Department
PBS
Oforeign
State Control Board Cuts Whisky Ration Amid Shortage
The State Liquor Control Board reduced the whisky ration from one fifth of a gallon and one pint to eight fifths for the next two week period starting March 4, due to Federal grain curtailment. Retail licenses stay at eight percent of normal purchases. rationing does not affect brandy gin or state store merchandise. Special unratified whisky supplies will be available while they last.
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Asamtekence
Harrisburg
Viewers file report in court on Thursday
Court proceedings focused on condemnation of a property on Blut Avenue connected to the Wingers garage amid efforts by the School District to obtain salvage rights. Attorneys Ni Borski and Youn dsr UE UHint Cry argued for waiving certain assessments while owners including Werth Clymer and John Wilpets presented competing bids. Outcome pending further filings and possible purchase of the block west of the Senior High by the school district.
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Newera
Blut Avenue
Mhuisday
Princls Ni Borski
Brie
Corry
Schaal
Wiggers
Siske
John Wilpets
Werth
Clymer
Pret Avenue Gorge
Agenoy Werer
Gorey
Avery
Hivson
Bullae
Séhui
Power Strike Again Urged Near Pittsburgh
A threatened power strike near Pittsburgh looms as Duquesne Steel and an independent union of labor clai m negotiations stall. George Maplis, president of the Independent Association of bin workers, says no strike is on now but could resume if wage demands push talks past a six day period. The public will receive notice if a renewed strike occurs and negotiations continue.
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Pittsburgh
Alrike
Pitshireh
Sentie
Duquesne Dpi
Unio
Lante1utnness
George Maplisr
Association of
Bin
Hloyes
Himseif
Associated Press
Abulitiy
Ifm
Tte
He Lakov
Roy Pages
National Federation of Telephone
We It
Memphis
Beiene
CIO
Pennsylvia
Ohio
New York State
Pittsburg
Chicago
CIO Fart Equipment and Metal Workers Union
International Harvester Company
Boar
Continuer
Noymel
Detroit
United Auto Workers
J James FL Dewey
APL
Induutelat
Jsupw Arifts
Es Menéral Abel Maine
Transit Anh
Tihs
Bescalvinesiuates
YES
Kresge Building Destroyed By Fire
More than 100 firemen fought a stubborn three alarm blaze that leveled the Kresge store in the heart of the Camrian business district. Six firefighters suffered burns from a backdraft while four were briefly trapped on the second floor before rescue. The fire, believed to have started in the basement, engulfed the first door storefront with offices above.
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Kresge
Camrien
Somration
3. S. Kresge
Biofecilorial
Erie Slayers Appeal Denied By State Board
Erie County officials report the state board has denied appeals in a high profile murder case. The article notes defendants John D. West and others facing murder and assault charges with sentences and ongoing legal actions in Harrisburg and nearby counties. The piece references the Slayers group and mentions related court proceedings and timelines.
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Erie
Associated Prexs
Harrisburg
Enenoy
Dowd AyMouved
Wikbold
Roburk
Ania Aihomo
Lowac
Conlon
Hershey awaits final decision on job issue
Washington reports courts are split over whether a veteran retains the right to his old job under the so called supervisorty issue. Maj. Lewis B. Hershey says decisions uphold veteran seniority in some cases while others deny continued employment. Requests to reclaim jobs top 2005 cases with 17 heard and 4 in court, as district attorneys review grounds for action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lewis B
Lenion
National Employment Committee
Henshiose
Hershey
Hhsiness
Espionage report nears publication in Ottawa
Ottawa braces for an official release tomorrow on an espionage plot touching a foreign mission identified as the Hevict embassy. Prime Minister Mackenzie King stated highly secret information was disclosed. U S ambassador Ray Atherton has arrived in Washington amid reporting on American angles of the case.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Mackenzie Rimy
Hevict
Ray Atherton
U. S
Canada
Washington
U.S
District narrowly misses heavy state snowstorm impact
A targeted winter storm dumped up to 18 inches of snow in parts of Pennsylvania causing travel delays and scattered accidents. Carbondale saw 18 inches while Mount Pocono reported 16, with totals varying across Wayne Susquehanna and surrounding counties. Weathermen noted blustery conditions and slushy roads, as state highways remained open but slick.
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Pennsylvania
Medin
Philla MacReady
Inn of Coutsal
Dichiets
Carbondale
Mount Porono
Lee Weather Bureau
Montrose
Harrisburg
Allentown
Scranton
Eagles Mere
Williamsport
Altoona
Sunbury
Clearfield
Huntingdon
State College
Wilkes-Barre
Towanda
State Highways Department
Harrisbyre
Fortas Called by Senate Group in Pauley Inquiry
Senators clash over Edwin W. Pauley with Fortas named as Abe Fortas, close aide to Ickes, said to be questioned as the inquiry widens. Tobey notes Pauley’s stand, Ickes testimony hints at broader charges linked to California oil interests and possible industry influence.
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Fortas
Ickes
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Abe Portas
Horta
Pawleys
Navy
Tobey
R-Nh
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Senate Naval Committee
Fostas
Pauley
California
Committed
George Billion
Tressuer
Pttinigls
Renewed Sino Soviet tensions loom in Manchuria drive
Reports from Chungking and field dispatches describe renewed fighting between Communist and government forces around Mukden and Vingkow, with Russia accused of supplying tanks and artillery. Sino Soviet talks edge toward categories of economic cooperation as both sides seek withdrawal timing and influence in Manchuria.
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Manchuria
China
Yalta
Port Arthur
Chungking
Maohiy
Neve Toowy
Q -Rovern
Jiment
Apokosijinm
Chie
Yultu Freement
Manchineloy
Baviet
Pm Fiussia
Chile
HootTlevilly
Tay Wayuk
Yinkhow
Manchurian
Chine Lake
Manchutia
Wa Hall
Wal
Shisshidihotze
Mukden
Tin Pizo
Linwelue
Sfusui- Holes
Truman Signs Employment and Production Bill
President Truman signed the employment and production bill after Congress passed a compromise easing “full employment” concerns. The act creates a three member council of economic advisers at 15000 dollars salaries to assist in preparing periodic economic reports for Congress.
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Associated
Washington
Truman
Congress
Two Thousand Dollar Gift From AEBA Aids Hospital Fund
Alle 60 the Golsy sacrisse Hospital Association announced a $2,000 donation from the Aeta Employes' Benefit Association to the hospital building fund. The gift is said to be independent of individual workers pledges and gifts and is among the largest from an employes' organization in the city for the Memorial Hospital Fund campaign.
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Golsy Sacrisse Hospital Association
Aeta
ABBA
Campaig
Labor strikes ease as unemployment dips in stagnant year
After weeks of turmoil, U.S. labor unrest shows signs of quiet with unemployment around 970000, the lowest in a month. Steel workers’ return helps curb layoffs while major strikes from telephone and auto sectors loom, with negotiators seeking pacific settlements and federal mediation continuing.
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Maud Park
Memorial
Gun Club
Red & Gun Club
St. Edward's
PTA
Woolworth Company
Cantech
Corry Memorial Hos
Mead Park Associatiat
State Control Board
Treasury
Walenice
John Wiggers
Bio Agnolated ‘Preas
Cairo
Egypt
Mile Valley
Atlantic Bety
Coast Guard
Alro
Atlantic
Rusort
Chastis
Experitine
Labor Front
Corbandale
Harl
AEBA
Dewey
General Motors
Motion
AFL
Lancaster
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