Local Property Tax Record Snippet For City Block
Fragmentary OCR shows a tax note referencing estates and streets such as Bridge Street and Westcott Street. Mentions a stable and a listed amount around 11.20 with clear tax due. Likely part of a municipal property levy listing affecting named streets and property owners.
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Ition City
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Ain’ Parage
Stoke
Bridge Street
G. Westcoth St
Harry
Stock market trends prompt response to varied speculation
The report notes mixed stock market movement amid varied speculation about economic trends. Analysts observe cautious investor sentiment as some sectors show gains while others lag. A trend toward cautious positioning emerges with reassessment of risks and opportunities.
Sports Qundup mixes clubs and coaching notes in erratic column
A garbled sports roundup from New York highlights nightlife, boxing gear, and college athletics. References touch on Jaéie Rosenbloom, Miami Ink clubs, Milo, Victor O. Jones, Tuss M Laughry, Ohio State cheers, and University of Pennsylvania along with Temple Villanova coaches.
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Ace
Reid
Jaéie Rosenbloom
Miami
Max
Joesus
Boston
Milo
Codorescu
City Rifle League Opens Season January Twenty Second
City Rifle League announces a winter season from January 22 to May 1 at the Corry Red Find Gun Club range. Six teams compete: Clymer Roy Gravinte Corry Jamestown Paul Stroup Aero Shop William Ingram Haymonds Carl Nelson Aero Office Carl Lyons Crystal Ice.
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Pirates Sign Fourteen Contracts Reach Pittsburgh 1941
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced fourteen players have signed 1941 contracts including infielder Edgar Leip of Trenton New Jersey and outfielder Floyd Edwin Yount of Newtor. Leip, purchased from the Washington Senators, played 183 games at second base for Syracuse last season, batting .228 with strong fielding. Yount, bought in 1930 from Portsmouth Virginia, spent last season with Little Rock in the Southern Association, batting .210. Also noted is Billy Raha, Millican Oregon, as the only resident of One-Man Town.
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Little Rock
Junior High Five Opens Season With Lincoln Tonight
The inexperienced Junior High five led by Coach Wilford Pomeroy makes its 1940 41 debut on the tub-High floor at 7 30 tonight hosting Lincoln Junior Jamestown tossers. A preliminary homeroom game precedes the main event. The Jaygees seek a more consistent performance after a one point loss to the Sophomores and expect a large hometown crowd.
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Owls Fury Foul Shooting Upsets Warren in North Nine
In Ridgway on January 16 Emporium edged Ridgway 49 to 33 to stay tied with Johnsonburg at the top of District Nine. Johnsonburg defeated Sheffield 49 to 0 while Bradford stunned Warren 36 to 29 and Kan e beat St Marys Dutch 35 to 17. Bradford thrived at the foul line converting 10 of 13 while Warren was frugal at the stripe.
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Emporium
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Panthers Beat Tech and W J Win Eighth Straight
Panthers defeated Tech 45 to 30 in a game where Tech's hopeful upset faded. Washington and Jefferson extended their win streak to eight with a 41 to 19 victory over Waynesburg as Tidrick scored 14 and Catterina 19 for the Yellowjackets.
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Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Panther
Tech
Duquesne
Washington and
Jefferson
Waynesburg
Tidrick
Catterana
Yellowjackets
Michigan Swimmers Meet Pittsburgh Tonight
Michigan, eight-time defending national champions, face Pittsburgh in a dual meet at the Pittsburgh A A. Gus Sharemet Jr. is touted as the fastest United States freestyler in the 10-yard event, holding national collegiate and Bleven Utes records. Skinner, a celebrated national A U champion and record holder, is set to compete in the 200-yard breaststroke.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
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Galaxy
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Gus Sharemet, Jr
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Skinner
Electrics Take Two to Bolster Lead in League
Gustafson led with a 1972 average as the Machine Electric won two of three over the Flat Department to extend the Ray mond Shop League lead on Recrea tion Alleys. Electric now at .835 with 23 wins in 36 starts. Finishing Department swept Automatics and Office Keglers beat Small Order in other matches. Standings and results follow.
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Eder
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Heerlein
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Unknowns Lead San Francisco Open Qualifying Round
Two relatively obscure professional golfers set the pace in Frisco as the San Francisco Open began its second round. Chick Harber, from Bitttlecreek, Minnesota, carded five under par 67 at the Presidio course. Marion Heifner, a caddy from Stanford, finished five strokes back in the event.
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Rabbit foot superstition among Twenty Ninth Howitzer unit
In Uuelrh Ontario the 29th Howitzer Battery reports 180 members each settle with a rabbit foot attached to his thigh though they claim not to be superstitious. The item appears as a local quirk within the unit.
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Twentyninth Howitzer Battery
Uuelrh
Ontario
Beavers Face Girard In Fast Friday Showdown
Corry Mien Beavers, defending 1 court crown in the fein borough tourney, return home for a Friday night clash with Girard in the Class A County League opener. Girard, coming off a one-point loss to North East, features a balanced lineup and will likely start Weldie Kinney Medero Bracken Lundy. The junior high tilt precedes the varsity game at 8:30 with reserves to follow, as Lawrence Park, Wesleyville, Albion, and North East square off elsewhere Friday.
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North East
Girard
Morro Nigh
Ares Girard
Weldie
Williams
Sisley
Posey
Patterson Leads Aero Practice Shoot Night Duel
Don Patterson topped Aero Supply practice with 288 points as Norman McIlroy took second at 269 and Paul Prench third with 264. Thompson, Pittsburgh Steelers owner, weighing a name change to Pilheiming Tran Mer, cites Greasy Neale’s iron man teams as influence.
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Washington
Jefferson
Odds Favor Former Champ in Madison Square Garden Bout
Sid Feder reports from New York that Henry Armstrong opens as favorite 5 to 9 to regain the welterweight title against Pete Zivic in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Armstrong’s camp notes his recent form has improved while Zivic appears smooth as a machine, with Eddie Mead sidelined and Ray Arcel coaching Armstrong’s corner. Armstrong is seen shifting to a more defensive style as the bout approaches.
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New York
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Henry Armstrong
Pritzie
Henry
Sivong
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Ray’ Arcel
Cobbett Leads Wilcox Squad in Antler Bowling League
Cobbett tops Wilcox in two Victories as Bankers pace Citizens National Bank Rani squad in a high scoring night. Donaldson leads Bankers with a 541 series while Wilcox, Brundage and Low Score contribute. notable names include VanTassé and Paver in a busy meet. Bethlehem Hurricanes set to face Roxborough Sunbury Shamokin next fall in Big Fifteen AOOLbull events with West Philadelphia Norris Town Northampton dropping from schedule.
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