Market Report Fragments From a Distracted Ledger
Fragmentary price notes and product names appear across a chaotic ledger. Mentions include produce, livestock terms, weights and prices such as 4.95, 4.90, 14.50 and 16.75, with scattered references to cattle and fat cattle. Other phrases reference growth, national decline, and unclear intervals in markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oniy
Rome
Virgin
Apenas
Box Golden
U.S. No. Katahdins Asset Foutals Urbanis
Truman Urges Faster Action on Legislation to End Strikes
Washington dispatch reports President Truman urged the American people to push Congress for quicker action on reconversion and strike legislation. He warned slow Senate and House progress risks national production and employment, and faced divided congressional reaction, with Democrats split on the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Nation
Senate
House
Luras
D-1
Apar
George
D-Ga
Fibae
Bkerb
Thomas
Ural
United States
Publisher Dewart dies in Reno plane crash
William T. Dewart publisher of the New York Sun was killed in a private plane crash near Reno while taking flying lessons. He was 38 and flown to New York for services. Dewart died after the two seater clipped a tree on the Roy Banttoffer ranch eight miles from Reno. Instructor Joseph Williams was injured. Dewart served as publisher since 1941 and was visiting Reno with relatives.
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Freas Reng
Nev
William T. Dewart
Jourmal
New York Sun
Reno
New York City
The
Sun
Dewartad Beer
Hewart Ear Thom
Ht Bun
Army Oso Steam Newlemont
Corry School District Receives 2000 Grant for Plans
State Official says Corry School District gets 2000 as minimum payment toward preliminary architectural services for a proposed senior high building. Officials note county wide demand requires reductions from larger requests. work should begin soon though actual construction may await lower costs.
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Stanley FH
Andersony
Corry Sehow
Haktomh
State Postwar Planning Commission
Harrisburg
Este County
Hol~comb
Commission
Corry Sehan
Draft Group to Leave January Twelfth on Eighteenth Call
Local draft board reports the January 12 and January 18 induction dates for the Union City district youths. About twelve were originally called, but some have enlisted, reducing numbers. The board notes two thirds of some groups may be unavailable on call dates and reminds fathers aged 18 to 26 to register their status and children.
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Union Cit
Couny Union City
Pittsburgh
Union City
Firemen Clash Over Aid Plan For Columbus Teams
Richard Merker and Ray Laurie of the Stanford Hose Company met Columbus Firemen to iron out misunderstandings over mutual aid in a fire. Plans proceed to start building a facility for the new Columbus volunteer department within weeks. Myrna Loy wed Navy ensign Gene Markey in San Phoro Calif. News notes the ceremony as domestic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Richard Merker
Ray Laurie
Stanford Hose Company
Columbus Firemen’s Association
Columbus Volunteer Department
Myrna Loy
San Phoro
Calif
Jepstiese Ishermen
Domumodore Gene Markey
Navy
Entts
Fitres
Purge of Japanese Leaders Accelerates Under MacArthur
Report outlines Allied directives to abolish nationalist and militarist groups from public life in occupied Japan. New measures concentrate power among bureaucrats and political elites, with police and official machinery expanding reach while suppressing dissent. The transformation aims to reshape governance and curb militarist influence, signaling a major shift in postwar supervision.
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Bey
Chanyern Cina
Macaritar
Mma
Sapriniean Wavertinence
Loy Weed
Dlewsty
Emberiaed
Aledink
Nul
Lwin Ubu
la Guat
Japan
Mae
Week of Prayer in Corry Churches Schedule
Corry Ministerial Association announces a week of prayer from Monday to Sunday with nightly sermons on beliefs that matter. Each evening features a different church and speaker including Nazarene, St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Christian and Missionary Alliance, First Methodist, Salvation Army, and First Presbyterian. Offerings fund local ministerial relief and Friday’s goes to the Methodist Board of Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Shurches
Spon
Cory Wtin Stevial Association
Consuvinliy
Oval
de Mexander Kem
Alvien
Methindis Boat of Missions
Church of the Nazarene
H.R. Har
St. Paul
Gilbert L. Boyd
Jesus Christ
Church of the Tmsted Brethren In Christ
P. A. Whiteman
Afto Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Alfred Schotter
First Methodist Church
Alexander Kemp Snearing
Sabir Jaya
Salvation Army
RR. Merriman
First Presbyterian ‘Church
P. A. Galbreath
Ministerial Association
Methodlist Board of Missions
Corry
Beever
Land Resigns as IME Chief Land Resigns as ime Chief
President Truman accepted Vice Admiral Emory Land’s resignation as chairman of the Maritime Commission and war shipping administrator effective January 15. Land had sought retirement since May, and reports linked him to Le Air Transport Association presidency. The resignations leave top posts vacant. Vice Chairman Howard Vickery had resigned last week. Post office robbery reported in Hollidaysburg as thieves damaged the safe but failed to steal. federal agents investigating.
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Washington
Trumst
Emory
Hollidaysburg
Harley
McIntosh
Al=teona
Turkey Will Reject All Demands
Associated Press reports in Istanbul say Turkey will reject demands from Soviet Armenia and the Armenish provinces ceding seven Black Sea regions. Diplomats note Turkish foreign minister will later inform U S and Britain of positions and seek private talks at the United Nations assembly.
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Associated Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Min
Ter
Hsaz Sniphind
Ben Ingienek
Beatie
Soviet Armenia
Soviet Union
Karsam Ardahan
Sayiel Genreia
Black Sea
Saka
United Nations General Assembly
Camden
United States
Britain
Suk
UNRRA Chief in Germany Called Upon to Resign
UNRRA quarters announced that General Sir Frederick BE Morgan, head of UNRRA operations in Germany, was asked to resign after a London decision. Officials cited a press confusion over his voluntary resignation. Morgan stated he had not resigned. The report notes a Frankfurt conference and a link to a secret Jewish group questioned by Morgan.
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Associated Press
Washington
UNRRA
Frederick BE. Morgan
Germany
Frankfurt
Morgan
Poland
Hoechst
Morgen
Thl
London
Humphrey Guile
United Nations Relie and Rehabilitation Administration
Memorial fund drive names teams and organizers
A local hospital memorial fund drive announces numerous teams and co chairs for the Women’s Division of Caney Memorial Hospital campaign. The report lists team designations, captains, and several committee members across multiple divisions and areas.
Three Women Burned as Fire Traps Children
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on January 4, three women were severely burned while a home rescue attempt saved three children on the second floor. Mrs. Marie Williams, 93, serious at BP hospital. her mother 68 year old Mrs Caroline Keller and sister Miss Helen Keller, both in fate condition at Mercy Hospital. The fire started with a Christmas tree that burned the rear dwelling, according to reports from the Keller market area.
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Wilkes-Bakhm
Marie Willams
Bomtopathic Hospital
Caroline Keller
Ner
Helen Keller
Mercy Hospital
Geller Market
Hel Mer
Nazi Leaders Linked With Camp Horrors Trial Testimony
NEA dispatch from MERNBERG Germany reports two of 24 Nazi leaders on trial before an International Military Tribunal were directly linked to German concentration camp horrors. Witnesses testified that Alois Hovli and other officials issued orders for mass evacuations of camp inmates as Allied forces advanced, aligning with Heinrich Himmler’s directives and contradicting earlier assurances.
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Mernberg
Germany
Nawi
Alois Hovlivelel
Tver Belaye
Baltir Vin
Hermann Gorring
Walter Schellenberg
Nez Security Po- Dce
Heinrich Himmler
Schel
Lentere
Eisenhower
Koreans in Mass Demonstration Back Moscow Trusteeship Call
Tens of thousands of Koreans marched through wintry Seoul urging support for Moscow backed trusteeship plan. Speakers at mass meeting accused the Kim Koo faction of mislead ing the people as rival governments held secret talks with the Soviet and Allied powers on Korea’s future. The Moscow decisions called for a five year trusteeship under Russia Britain the United States and China.
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Pt Moscow
Seoul
People's Republic
Kim Koo
Younger lad in theft cases may not be jailed
Jamestown police report two youths, including 17 year old Gerald L. Anderson, linked to a November car theft spree that yielded about $2600 in loot and multiple stolen vehicles. A younger accomplice remains in custody with no charges yet filed as authorities review interstate aspects of the case. One car and most jewelry were recovered from the youth in custody. A separate Pittsburgh traffic accident killed Michael J. Conroy and seriously injured George McElrthy on recent streets.
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Jamestown
Hal Richard Poster
Yes
Charles Park
Jownbry Tvir
Kennedy
Gerald L. Anderson
Wes Joyville
New York
Aleshead
Poe
Lawrinee Parke Barmacks
Anderson
Chatitouea
Cooliné
Pittsburgh
Michael J. Conroy
North Braddock
Pith Avenue
Braddock Avenue
George McEirsth
Hitler Papers Reveal Early British Peace Feelers 1940 41
Secret notes show Rudolf Hess seeking covert contact with English figures to end the war as early as fall 1940. The 1,400 word report by Albrecht Haushofer details Hess's efforts, including a letter to the Duke of Hamilton, and notes on a Swiss official linked to peace overtures.
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Porung Aawuen
Haushofer
Une
Fuehrer
Karl Haushofer
Gestapo
Dd Nob
Fear Industry Walkouts Loom Across Nation as Strikes Rise
Massive labor unrest looms with strikes planned by steel, automotive, mining, and telephone workers across the United States. Union leaders warn of nationwide walkouts if wage demands and labor board directives are not met, threatening production and worsening industry paralysis. Local votes show mixed support as unions mobilize in New York, Akron, Salt Lake City, and beyond.
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Associated Press
Truman
Congress
Janie
joveXnment Candlistars
Day of Civisls
Washington
International Harvester Company
CTO Mine
Tallor
Ue Western Electric Company
New York
New Jersey
Josephy A. Beirne
Independent Nations Federation of Telephone Workers
Delhi
Jer Electric
Beirne Said
New Ys
AFL
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Tetropolis
Wom W
War Labor Board
CIO
He Amercian Communications Associaation
New York City
Wilson & Co
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Dannary
Les McCray
Spring Creek
Celine Eunls
Wricedd Dasues
LABOR
William T.dewart
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Postwar Planning Commission
Jan
MacArthur
Banat
Sume
Huh Tasti
Eiteel
Liesrghons
Nolleymalen
Corry Churches
Land
Asime
Trenton
Star-Ledeer
Samuel 1 Newhousa
Philip Hochstein
Benny Cavin
Myre Als Bung
Chy Caney Memorial Hospital
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Tipr-Moeliny
Joel
Envy
Essipeueeayy
Pevae
Ynete
al Aif Hee Exis
Looigh Vobloey
Dodge Taloy
Diane
Ganar Wits Flatts
Jinhua
Ay Scheppner
Bavties
Raymond Adriann
Overt
Iveminity
Mes Clivides
W. Jb Mors
Shirley Lareay
Ralph Venderhott
Mastha Risa
Coplain
Ram Benpely
Harvid Hymes
Donne Mar~tun
Mik
Juaniki Stunohan
Shanulian Teom
Roberk
Victor Onli
Gtannis
A Meerlein
Wallet Auer
Mass
Mary Caylor
Edward Felder
Leo Hoylen
Cleve Morton
Armour Hillstrom
Pai
Robert Brack
Rassélas Brown
Roger M. Bray
John HD Penster~ Macher
Jeu Viscent
Hs A. W. Jewell
Dornthy Beaser
Cor Damon
LeVinayssr
Lois Maloney
Jerome F. Needham
Ethel McCray
A. F. Dahlstrand
Many Jourdet
Murray Olds
W. A. Redman
Charlotte Swart
Don Williams
BE Bush
Harry Blount
Mardine Chase
B.J. Jones
Frank Lockwood
Harold Wolfe
Stanley Anderson
V. Cochrin
Lawrence Davison
F Lowe
Wicker Nigh
BR. W. Brown
Cheryman
Bobs
Edmund J. Barr
W. &. Hindman
George N. Creutl
Chas
Shuss
Arthur Shelmbure
Richard H. Rossbacher
Clare Db. Capwell
H. Russell Briggs
Helen Jones
Frank Whiteley
Bruce Bilsivarity
M. Agnes Lynch
Ralph B. Larson
Tracy We Whittehead
G. Crapser, Jr
Raymond
Burr
B. Patti
AB. Corbin
Horton J. Davis
A. F. Dehisirand
Paul Migydink
Baldur von Schirach
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Assnesswed Press
Numrataag
Jau L—Field Marstal
Werner von Hwnberg
Fremer
Lhebiter
Geibina
Wren
Yale
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