Fragmented OCR Summary of Legal Notice and Arrest Details
Fragmentary OCR text references names such as David Ray and Tracy with mentions of California and Czech origins. It alludes to a writ of arrest, a June arrest, and an April event. The garbled lines obscure clear actions, roles, or outcomes, leaving uncertain connections between individuals and the alleged legal procedures.
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Curry
Irs
Tracy
Ralyh
California
Coons
Ulgnan
Sholowskis
Benten
Arab Owned Hotel Bombed in Jerusalem. 21 Dead
Rescue squads probed the Semiramis Hotel rubble in Jerusalem after a bombing blamed on Jewish militants. Initial counts cited at least 22 dead and many injured with four survivors rescued, including a badly wounded woman. The three story Arab run hotel served as a Palestine headquarters and was levelled.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Semiramis
Witoh
Mi Avatt
Fom
Waltons Ernlantation Ae
Ihree
Middle East
Palestine
King da- Vid
Nsd
Zval Leumi
Ntamon
Hagann
Mabttould
Charles Keating Named Deputy Coroner Here
Charles Keating of the Drackone Kéqling Mineral Home was named deputy coroner for a one year term by Coroner Wayre Wood in Tile. The change shifts duties between two funeral officials in the city. previous deputy coroner R. Lawrence Davison had held the post. In other news miners at Vesta No 4 mine returned to work after a strike over hard hats, with the company agreeing to improve safety regulations.
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Corry Effea
Wayre Wood
Charles ‘Keating
Drackone
R. Lawrence Davison
Corollins Weed
Palicy
Exinh-Ighmonte
Attica
Galivornia
Vesta
Jones & Laughlin
Sibel Corps
John F Busavella
United Mine Workert Eald
Sicilian City Gripped by General Strike and Unrest
Rome dispatch reports Messina and Palermo in turmoil as a broad strike paralyzes industry and public services. Workers demand higher wages and cost of living relief while authorities confront protests across banking, retail, and government offices. The turmoil echoes across Italy with widespread stoppages and demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussiuu
Stanke
Sceth Atene
Bareallona
Congressify
Milan
Wlmne AC
Alcide de Gasperi
Palmisu Timlin
United States
Messina
Twlinn
Thousands take office in state in January oath ceremonies
In Harrisburg on January 5 a wave of new officials sworn in included a full ten year term for a Superior Court judge and new faces on county and municipal benches. Mayors began four year terms as Democrats gained several city offices, including Philadelphia. In all counties Pennsylvania welcomed 22 new judges and many inaugurations proceeded with subdued ceremonies.
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Harrisburg
Superiay Court
Lake Othe
John
Nanticoke
Superior Court
Wilkes Bane
W. A. Valentine
Siem County Common Pleas Cou
Siding
Pennsylvania
Metropolis
Allegheny
Jena
Tepwin
Six Bridal Party Members Overcome by Gas Near Pittsburgh
Six members of a bridal party including the bride and groom were overcome by gas fumes aboard a vehicle near Mt. Lebanon. They were taken to Mt. Lebanon Municipal Building where the men revived. the bride initially suffered but regained. Victims include Hattie Chacalos, A. Kintherroom, George Chacalos, 28, married in Wheeling, W Va yesterday. Others named are Dorothy Hottermann, Joan Feterzon about 18, and Ronald Shoffstatt about 18. Firemen’s tubes from the vehicle exhaust seepage caused the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Jaf
White Hiek Auto
Mt. Lebanon
Nan How
Franklin
Hattie Chacalos
A. Kintherroom
George Chacalos
Wheeling
W. Va
Dames
Terman
Dorothy
Eiatfies
Misa Joan Feterzon
Ronald Shoffstatt
Train Hits Bobsled Killing Children Near Archbold Ohio
An east of Archbold Ohio, a passenger train at 80 mph struck a farmer’s bobsled after the driver Wyse stopped at a crossing he believed clear. Four Grieser children and two Osorne children died. seven others were hospitalized. Engineer Sherer said he blew for warning but could not stop in time.
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Associated Press
Archbold
C. Jan
Jesse Wyse Sales
New York
Ehig
Ohio
Chicago
Enew
Wyse
Carper HM
Warner
Tulton County
Lawrence Grigser
Gayle
Herwin
Ghartene
Patriot
Ant * J Shuzo
Raymond Grieser
Donald
Marlin
Arlene
Jan— Eld
Lyle Osorne
Jean
Eya
Stow Hey
Didghee
Anthre Nember
Grieser
Shirley
Wansean
Sherer
Toledo
City Sees Three Minor Crashes Over Weekend
Police report three minor crashes across the city on West Wayne Street and nearby roads. No serious injuries. minor fender damage to vehicles operated by Woodslay Lotos and Leroy Hoyt. one car slid into a ditch. A separate incident involved Matthew Potocki ramming a parked car while making a right at Bas South Street. Roy Hamilton reported a truck hitting a parked vehicle near East Main and Maple Avenue. driver failed to stop but police obtained a description and issued a report.
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Jaci
Cara
Woodslay Lotos
West
Columbus Avenue
Leroy
Hoyt
Wesh
Church Street
Wayne Streets
Lotos
Matthew Potocki
South Street
Ohio
Bas South Street
Roy Mamilton
Corry
Yelth
Seay Mbdies
East Main Street
Maple Avenue
Wick
Hamilton
Ecient
Schuman Seeks Confidence Vote Amid Tax Bill Debates
The National Assembly upheld Premier Robert Schuman by defeating two amendments from the Communist-Peasant-De Gaul list to the government’s tax reform bill. The votes were 305-279 and 408-272, resisting attempts to exclude 1,100,000 farmers from the tax bill and to exempt small appliance purchases from the tax. The outcome strengthens Schuman’s government though other amendments remain under discussion.
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Faris
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Min
Arourne
City Officials Take Oath Of Office In Corry Meeting
Three Corry officials were sworn in today as Carlton Smith took a seat on the city council replacing George Resson. Acting Mayor Walter Sweet announced departmental appointments including Smith to head Streets, Pehlman to Parks, and Kingly as head of Public Affairs with unanimous approval. Regular session followed with monthly bills, reports, and a tax assessor salary set at 200 for the coming year.
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Camelien
Kressuier
Antler
Govniell
York
Resulon
Wis
Ute
Elly Trewarer
Irene Mullen
Ross Pehlman
Councilmaz
Carlton Smith
George Resson
Mayr
J. M.kinley
Walter Sweet
Cobbett
Mrr. Smith
Sweet
Smith
City Streets Department
Robert Price
Department of Safety
Mr. Pehlman
Kingley
Department of Public Affairs
Smiley
Besson
City Elec
Don Wiliams
Homer Berkhout
Ary Poulson
Ray
Laurie
Stanford Hosti Ga
Ciiyr
Devel Wilson
Theitizens Nalianal Bani
Thas¢ Iamed Raven
Youline
Corry Workman Injured at Ajax Plant
Michael Duke, a maintenance worker at the Ajax Inba Works, was injured when a metal piece fell from a machine in the gland area. He was rushed to Corry Hospital with possible back injuries and remains under observation as doctors assess the extent of his harm. A separate note mentions a request for a cut in fuel oil prices by Senator Flanders amid ongoing inquiries into U S oil imports and shortages.
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Corry
Michael Duke
Columbus
Ajax
Inba
Duke
Maintahance
Bincken-fenting
Washington
Flanders
R-Vi
Senate
Americas
Canada
Greeting Cards Destroyed At P O Corry
Greeting cards mailed to residents in Corry during the holiday season were destroyed by Corry Post Office officials. The cards were undeliverable because recipients had moved, and were destroyed after being misaddressed by the senders.
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P.O
Gorry
Corry
Posiage
Directey Swevieo
Turner Stlensors
Lugales
Health picture reports mumps flu and measles in city
City health officers report mumps and measles as the dominant illnesses. Fifteen of sixteen communicable cases in the district were mumps or measles, with several children hospitalized and measles outbreaks prompting school attendance drops in Columbus area schools.
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Elly
John Flanigan
Leihe
Carty Hospital
Wilk
Conmneil
Memalady
Jory
Columbus
Coty
Washington
TNT Shipment Probed After Fire During Loading
FBI investigates crates loaded for Palestine bound freight ship at Jersey City. TNT found in two crates aboard the American Export Lines freighter Executor after a burst during sorting. Police impounded 17 Palestine bound crates and 26 suspected TNT crates believed to contain about 85 000 pounds of explosive. Other crates detained for customs review involve Palestine and Phoenicia Ltd tied to the shipment.
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Associated Press
New York
Austria
Jersey City
TNT
Custame
Aillé
Thorage
Wenasts
Habhorsp
Utd
Vet Aviv
Palestine
Ove Traing Company
Newae ‘City
Phoenicia, Ltd
Hatta
Graham's Grain Deals in Hands of Senate Group
Acculated Press reports a Senate committee obtained records on Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham and airline and grain speculation with subpoena and capitol scrutiny. The panel, led by Sen. Ferguson, plans to analyze Graham and Pauley books while Edvin W. Pauley may be called for further details. House members pursue related investigation into stock market speculation tied to wartime programs.
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Acculated
Washington
Jan
Senate
Wallace H. Graham
Teuman
Graham
Whowlwnd
R-Caul
Bache
Wergusny
R-Mich
Pla
Edvin W. Pauley
Army
Royall
Pauley
Lato
Knowland, Ferguson
Enawlahd
Gra~ Twin
August H. Anglerserr
House
Midwest Thaw Eases Ice After Snow And Freezing Rain
A broad Midwest thaw reduced ice on wires poles and trees as warmer temperatures spread from New York City region. Yet another day of similar warmth was needed to clear remaining ice and snow. Silent improvements suggested, with scattered light snow in northern areas and a forecast of milder conditions statewide.
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Midwest
New York City
Ita
Chiceco Weather Bureau
Nionz
W. I. Percy
Jem
Anlehi
Wisconsin
Miancreti
Percy
New England
New York
Toven
Mehi
Tetropolitan
U S seeks public protection from atomic bombs and energy use
Cleveland January 5 The U S Atomic Energy Commission today asked American medical researchers to study how atomic energy can protect the public from bombs explosions and radiation and to explore possible health benefits to mankind. Dr Edward L Borte of Philadelphia read the message as head of the American Medical Association explains the request.
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Cleveland
U. S
Energy Commission
chiWlon
Edward L. Borte
Philadelphi
Americar Medical Associaton
80th Congress Reconvened Brings Key Issues to Fore
In a period of wartime policy, the 80th Congress reconvened with vital issues at stake. Reports indicate naval movements and port-clearance orders for Mediterranean duties, while a distinguished public figure, President Benjamin Harrison, is reported deceased. Across the Atlantic, speculation rises over guerrilla activity near Philiates as troops shift paths through the Albanian border area.
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Athens
Marsh Wenters Creek
Philiates
United Nations Little Assembly Opens Amid Russian Boycott
January 5 1950 United Nations Little Assembly begins year round sessions with Russia and other Soviet bloc nations boycotting the opening. Secretary-General Trygve Lie presides noting the boycott does not undermine the UN security structure and can contribute to General Assembly effectiveness despite vacant seats. Soviet Ukraine Czechoslovakia Poland Yugoslavia and White Russia abstain from attendance.
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Associated Press
LARU
United Nations
Little Assembly
Bogan Jts
Russia
Tryeve Tinyity
Mussbal
Althowh
Tuble
Lie
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yunoslavia
White Ragsit
Ukraine
Extension class may start in Corry schools
Supt. David Swartar announced a teachers extension course to earn additional credits. A meeting for registration will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the public library. Edinboro State Teachers College will provide a professor if the course proceeds with at least ten registrants. The program would begin the week of January 19 with one class each week in Corry.
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Edinboro
Corry
David Swart
Lus
Gallege
Jary
Grange League Federation District Manager Transferred
Wellington Wheeler, district manager for two and a half years, left to manage the GLE unit at Riverhead Long Island. Replacing him is Ray Rider of Cobleskill who will oversee the district including Crawford Warren and surrounding counties.
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Wellington Wheeler
Grange League Federation
Riverhead
Long Island
Wheeler
Ray Rider
Cobleskill
Toefe
Crawford
Warren Sind
Chautauqua
Questions on US and World Future Dominate Congress Start
The 80th Congress opens amid a tide of vital questions about the future of the United States and much of the world. Debates will focus on aid for Europe and Asia, high costs, housing shortages, and tax policy as Truman prepares his State of the Union message.
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Associated Prean
Washington
United States
Homerroydor
Rnases
Storx
Europe
Asia
Iim
Yevain
Congress
White House
Congressional
Senate Repubican
House Republican Steering Committee
Truman
Rapitol
Senate
House
Aly
Martin
Firmin
White “House
Frittsan
Minni
House Ways and Meany Committee
Montaigne
Natioss
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