Fragmented 1993 Classified Snippet from Lovells Role
OCR fragment shows mixed strings including names and numbers: references to Annie Hiree, China Catlin, Lovells Role 6, 31890, and a missing clear event. The readable bits suggest a local notice or ad with addresses, dates, and pricing, but concrete facts are scarce. This item appears as a damaged classified style snippet.
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Clymer
Annie
Isbury
China Catlin
Rederick
Lovells
St. Bole
Sutton
Utlon
Cialty
Decline in Prices for Seven Staples Across U S Cities
An Associated Press survey shows seven staple food items averaged a 9.7 percent price drop year over year across 13 cities. Milk, butter, pork, beef, lamb, and textiles like cotton dresses and nylon hose also fell, with New York showing the sharpest one item decline.
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Associated Press
Associated | Yaress
San Peanelsoy
Tobal
Des Moline
Des Moines
Chivage
Francisen
Séatlie
Boston
New York
U.S
County Included In Smoke Control Bill In Harrisburg
Pittsburgh officials push a smoke control program bill in the House counties committee. The measure names Beaver Berks Cambria Dauphin Erie Fayette Lancaster Lehigh Northampton Schuylkill Washington and York counties as affected. All are fourth class counties.
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Sharrisburg
Expon- Fim
Pittsburgh
Robert K Hamilton
Dbeaver
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Beaver
Berks
Cambria
Dauphin
Erie
Fayette
Lancaster
Lehigh
Northampon
Schulyhill
Washington
York
Summer Camp Bill Nears Senate Vote in Pennsylvania
The Senate faces a possible final vote next Monday on a summer camp bill to use 865 million for Indiantown Gap military reservation. The measure, revised in committee, would let school personnel run camp activities while military arms supervise feeding and housing for defense training purposes.
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Senate
House
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Dimes TE Duktephir
Indiantown Cap
Waward
Lewistation
Wolwealthy
Buelen W.tate
Fayettes
Sehout
Military Affairs Department
Gama
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Tie
Tower Branch
Labor Strong In Israel Election
In Tel Aviv voters showed support for the Labor party led by David Ben-Gurion as the first Hebrew parliament neared completion. With about half the vote tallied, Labor neared 39.5 percent, while the left Maps party held 14.6 percent. nationalist and Communist groups lagged behind as the provisional government appears secure.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
David Bent- Garlon
Labor
Manni
Ighifh
Arab League
Mapsm
Hart
Promise No New Cuts On Pennsy Train Service
W Teifel and N M Lawrence assured Titusville and Oil City chambers the Buffalo division passenger service between Oil City and Corry would continue. They argued the line loses about 12 1 0 0 yearly while freight offsets were claimed insufficient. Passenger counts from a 1948 survey showed very low ridership on the Oil City to Buffalo and Titusville to Buffalo routes.
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Pennsy
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Teifel
N. M. Lawrence
Diyston
Oil City
Corry
Titusville
Oi City
Separace
Touffel
BulTulo
Jow City
Teufel
Oil Cily ‘Hile
Commerce
ON City-Corry
Tepfel
PRR
VFW Elects 3 New Trustees at Special Meeting
Archie W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars elects Herman Burlingame Warren McChesney and James Allyn as trustees for two years. They replace Wil ter Ittleberger Raymond McCoy and William Roehrig. Robert Gnee chosen quartermaster to fill unexpired Ray Tanner term. About 50 members participated amid a social period with refreshments.
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Archie W. Thompson
Post
Herman Burlingame
Warren McChesney
James Allyn
Wilter Ittleberger
Raymond McCoy
William Roehrig
Robert Gnee
Ray Tanner
We Veterans Organistion
Periad
Steel firm seeks change in tax laws for depreciation
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp shareholders met in Pittsburgh. President Ben Morceli urged steel producers be allowed to write off up to one half of expansion costs in one to five years, instead of over the equipment's useful life. Executive VP G L Austin said no appeal to Congress planned.
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Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Ben Morceli
G. L. Austin
Congress
Nanking Seeks Peace Amid Turmoil Across China
Reports from Nanking indicate the government is seeking an immediate peace with the Communists as foreign embassies prepare to close. Officials said many offices would shut temporarily with possible reopenings by February, while discussions weigh on whether Nanking and Shanghai will yield to Communist terms. Hundreds of political prisoners were freed as the executive Yuan moved to liberalize orders, with peace talks seen as pivotal to future Yangtze defenses and potential leadership shifts if talks fail.
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Associated Press
Nanking
Purelen Ofilea
Vaury Alli Bolle
Unies Sities
Washington
Roiinellimay
Aetos
Yangtze River
Li Tsung-ten
Council
Fis
Nan- King
Shanghai
Dhe Commins
Belot
Borat
Tad Bers
Chie Kat-Shek
Numaking
Executive Yuan
Jeane
Yuan
Celeanc
Yunglae Valley
Hangchaw
Chientang
Nanchang Ghenee
Wichang Qi
Yat River
Dor Na
Bomb Explodes At Post Office In Bowling Green
A parcel post bomb exploded in a Bowling Green Kentucky post office injuring three workers. Clerk Harry Osborne, 29, suffered the loss of both hands and both eyes and is not expected to live. Others injured include Paul Goodrum 46 and Ray Cossey 27. The package was addressed to Ulysses Jones 44 Lab el avenue but no such person or address exists.
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Bowling Green
Jatt
A. B. Cleveland
Willian
Harry Osborne
Ugil
Pail Goodrum
Ray Cossey
Cleveland
Ulysses Ones
Label Avenue
Charles Cosey
Ray
Laurel Street
Osbustit
U S Steel Stock Soars On Market
NEW YORK January 25 5 Steel Gorp common stock jumped 3.278 to 7695 after a long delay as buyers and sellers reached an agreement on price. Ticker tape showed the trade 35 minutes after the market opened. The sale involved 16000 shares amid a rush of buy orders and few sell orders.
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New York
Steel
U S Steel Marks Peacetime High in 1947 Report
United States Steel reports its peacetime profits for 1947, with net income near 120 million dollars and annual steel shipments around 20,000,000 tons. The company highlights first postwar profit gains, ambitious capacity plans, and the potential for expansion across its facilities.
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Associated Press Now
York
Jiu the Man
Entit
Jorsmun
Wits Syeanes Limereettd
Onis
Rman
We Inari
Orpoeatiuty
Aliiest
Tiemany
Sie
Wuld Kote
Wits
Ib Ltd
Lyereyet
Mother Who Killed Son to Be Sterilized
Los Angeles dispatch reports Mrs. Bernage Beuchl agrees with attorney Walter Andersoff to seek sterilization after the birth of an expected child in April. She proposes the infant and another child be put up for adoption.
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Sue Los Angeles
Benrague Beuch
Atorney
Walter Andersoff
Thomas 4
Ambrose
Union City Firm Charged in Equity Suit and Indictment
Union City based Standund Chair Co faces a dissolution suit seeking removal of officers and stockholder plaintiffs over a $15,000 loan and alleged mismanagement. The complaint accuses officers of undervaluing ledgers by $21,000 since 1980 for tax aims. In Kalamazoo, 12 Steelworkers linked to a state raid were indicted by a state prosecutor.
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Erie
Standund Chair Co
Union City
Iit Company
Repula
Nolice Board of Directors
Hour of
Joe
Orval C Hatch
B Hatch
Ice
G G Davis
Bil
Von Papen Freed By German Court
The court reversed the previous ruling and freed von Papen after a trial. The decision barred the internationally known diplomat from holding office and affected his voting rights and political participation.
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von Papen
Associated Press
Mernberg
Gerini
George H
Pesteytyasin
Bulow
Deniaehe
Apel
Peace Front Pushed by Reds Across Europe
The Communist bloc defends a peace front while denouncing Western aggression. Moscow links Soviet eastern policy to Europe’s recovery program, calling for counterweights to Western aid. U S Secretary of State Acheson urged the Reds to prove their proclaimed peace aims.
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Associated Press
Rome
Staley
Russia
Moscow
Econome Council of Mintus
Beth Acheson
Train wreck kills signal operator near Catawissa
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed one mile east of Catawissa after a car jumped the tracks. Signal operator John Mortier, 83, of Northumberland County, was burned to death. fire followed the crash and the wreckage destroyed the signal tower. Also notes General MacArthur’s 69th birthday observed in Tokyo with unchanged bearing.
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Catawissa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jessie Lacks
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
John TD
Mortier
Growl
Northumberland County
APRR
Adfvial
Mettler
Southern Faction Opposes Truman Anti-Inflation Plan
Republicans challenge President Truman's request for broad anti inflation powers proposing a one year extension of voluntary controls. The dispute centers on expanding executive authority to curb rising prices and wage pressures across the economy.
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Truman
Speedy repeal of the law promised by Dem leaders
Washington dispatch reports Southern senators forming a seven man defense against Truman administration efforts to curb the filibuster and push a new labor and tariff policy. Key figures include Senator Stennis and Senator Lucas with debate over voluntary versus mandatory controls and tariff reforms. Observes 111th birthday of Mary ONeill in Hazleton, Pa.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Alos Seth
Serecable
Truman
Vom Congress
Republicany
Honie Co
Indlstey
Senate Hawking Committee
Reed
R-Ny
Steemrotler
Iyeley
Saene
Jausha Dolghti D-Ney
Labor Tobin
Congress
Agriculture
Penate Commerce Committee
Comee
Indust ‘Ay
Supreme
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