Notice of Estate Proceedings in Pennsylvania Court
Fragmented text indicates a 1946 court filing in Pennsylvania involving probate or property matters. Names such as May, Mildred, Erle, and Stone appear with references to a mortgage, guardianship or petition, and a hearing time set for 9:00. The document mentions Harrisburg area counties and a building court, with legal action by a libellant and respondents in a public ad.
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Eyuretien
Gommon
Stone
Insylvania
Ie County
Barach
Eel
Corey
Buss
Evle
Itorney
Nsylvania
Asey
Coure County
Rogel Pal Banity
Penn
Daly
Inventions No Peril For Employment
Inventions do not threaten jobs but create new work as old processes fade. Examples include open pit mines, bulldozers, power shovels, and trucks enabling large projects. Radar, air planes and helicopters expand peaceful use, aid navigation, and sustain employment through newer industries and tasks.
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Roger W. Babson Babson Pate
Mus
Rada
Post Office Department
Texan oil operator killed in Illinois hotel gunfight
A Texas oil operator and promoter, Gibson about 55, was shot and killed in a gunfight with two Centralia police officers after resisting removal from a hotel room. Officer Vaughn and Owens were wounded. Gibson fired in the hallway and struck Vaughn in the stomach and Owen in the shoulder before being killed. Vaughn was in critical condition at St. Marys Hospital.
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Illinois
Pollice
Associated Sea Centralia
Til
Olis
Gibson
Texas
Lengenfeld
William Vaughn
Delmas Owen
Gibsom
Yaman
Owen
Dobson
Vrauighn
Valighn
St. Mary's Hospital
Soviet Demand Blocks Planned Peace Parley
Paris July 6 British and American opposition blocked a Soviet demand for rules of procedure at a summer general European peace conference. Molotov pressed to veto invitations while Byrnes and Bevin urged delay to avoid a rubber-stamp process. The council adjourned with no agreement and Molotov proposed referring the issue to deputy ministers.
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Sy Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Ministers’ Council
James C Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Velo
Minsisters
U.S
Russia
Molotov
Fils
Nea
Molotv
Byres
Germany
Alderman G H Gordon Resumes Duties as Alderman and Magistrate
Alderman G H Gordon, who had left office briefly after an afternoon at the Erie court house, returned to the municipal building this morning at 9 o clock to reopen his office and resume duties as ward alderman and police magistrate. He will finish collecting delinquent School District taxes for the past period but will not continue the work next year. Traffic violation papers and related cases that had been delayed are being issued today.
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G. H. Gordon
Harry Miller
Court House
Erie
Kinley
Gorton
Mins Ward
Mncidon
Gordon
Pier Victims Found After South Pier Collapse
Philadelphia reported on July 8 that the body of Vincent Ganie, 27, missing since Pier 72 South collapse on June 24, was recovered from the Delaware River. Five other workmen remained missing, with bodies previously rearranged.
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Philadelphia
Vincent Ganie
Pier 72
South
Delaware River
Canada Plans New Measures to Stabilize Inflation
The Canadian government unveils a four point program to curb inflation and lessen U.S. price pressures. Banks will buy U.S. dollars at par in Canadian funds and sell above par, shifting exchange rates to insulate Canada from external conditions. American tourists and investors face adjusted dollar values as the policy takes effect.
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Acquainted
Ottawa
Soveramenk
United States
Dolly
Canada
J. J. Daley
House of Commons
He Exchange Control Board
U. &, Doles
P.m
Fiat Canagiur Firme
U.S
Hools
City Employes Protest and Special Council Session Called
Mayor Nuntey issued a call for a 3 PM special City Council meeting at the Municipal Building. Streets Department workers inform Acting Commissioner Orey Brewer they will not work following the suspension of M. A. Amy. Council members expect a policy decision on the dispute.
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Nuntey
Chumllimun Besson
Orey Brewer
M. A. Amy
Oly Couneil
Fink
Fitch to Build Entirely New Eating Place on S Center Street
Arthur Pitch who bought the dining car property on South Center Street from Mrs. Patterson plans a complete rebuild. The new 32 by 16 foot structure will use cinder blocks with cement-slice exterior, set four feet back, adjoining a kitchen building, and include an additional 10 foot wide extension to double service capacity. The former dining car will be removed and cleared from the site.
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Arthur Pitch
S. Center Street
FB. Patterson
Filed Sulit
Arlo Williams
St. James
Nam. Taler
Fitch
Ormer
Tom
Marine Hero Saves Girl in Attack Near BHIDATELEHS
July 5 Corporal James Shanahan, 23, a Marine, defended his female companion from four thugs in a street confrontation. He fought them off, fractured one assailant’s leg, but was seriously slashed himself. The attackers fled with the wounded man as Shanahan required stitches at St Josephs Hospital.
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Ng Stepcagen
Bhidadelehs
Cpl
James Shanahan
Shanahan
Ty Palm
St. Josephs Hospital
Eviction Cases Rise as OPA Inactive Affects Moves
With OPA suspended details indicate few eviction actions started by Corry Ponerty owners. Most cases stem from the holdover of federal rules, as property owners seek to have units available for their own use. Some actions target tenants deemed undesirable or causing property damage, while rent increases appear unlikely.
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OPA
Corry
S Mall
Sit
I!ip
Continue Probe In Phillips Case
A state police criminal investigator examined the Phillips Jewelry Store after a July fourth morning robbery. Hours were spent checking the scene and prints were found along with other evidence. No fingerprint report or case details were released pending follow up.
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Eee
Aengeeretrc
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
State Police
St Butler
Phillips Jewelry
First Paying Petitions Circulated for Low-Cost Street Paving
Residents of four city sections push for low-cost paving along Weight Street and adjacent avenues using Barrett or Tarvin plans. Petitions seek city program funding with costs shared by property owners. bond ordinance and time frame to be set after petition totals determine feasibility.
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Fou
Chamber of Commerces
Jelsey Cobbets Bas
Copley
Orher
Mike
Coumedla
Weight Street
Wattington
Smiley
Wolefit
Strest
Congress
Raymond Avenue
Grue Street
Smith
Franglin
Ens
Bond Street
North Center
Barret
Tarvin
President Truman Visits Gettysburg for Pilgrimage Tour
President and Mrs. Truman assumed a pageant style pilgrimage to Historic Gettysburg. Reporters were to meet near Pickett's Charge as Truman, a WWI artillery officer and history student, promised high points of fire and Civil War history. The trip included a Fourth of July weekend at Shangri La in the Catoctin Mountains after a brief Pennsylvania visit.
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Thurmont
Mit
Truman
Gettysburg
Pickett
Penn= Sylvania
Truman Plarmers
Philadelphia mother battered by trio as two rape her
A 19 year old Philadelphia mother, Helen Lenahan, said she was beaten by three young men at Juniata Park early today. She identified one as a former schoolmate and officers arrested Charles Canfield, 21, Mary Durkin, 17, and Albert Stevenson, TH, on charges of assault and battery rape and job. Detectives Daly Agnew and Schroeder reported the trio were quickly taken into custody.
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Ay Sbs
Philadelphia
Juniata Park
Helen Lenahan
Daly
Agnew
Schroeder
Chargyew
Note Left By Slain Warren Woman Fails To Clear Case
New York police pursue a motive in the strangulation death of Kath eriid Miller of Warren. A note left by the slain woman suggested a specific instruction to open it if something happened. Officer Morland Abello reported the note and questioned Sechrist, a 35 year old, while seeking patterns to explain the crime.
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Warren
New York
Pothetiduy
Katheriid MA Miler
Waren Hi
Spitrolman
Sechriat
Leo
Jjim
Remodeling planned at Ames building South Center store row
AH Harmon general contractor will start remodeling in the Ames building storerooms on South Center Street next week. The Firestone store and Coney Island Lunch vacated rooms, with M Lite repair shop, to be combined by a large archway. Work will proceed as Harmon completes other contracts and the Firestone store is moved by September 1. Harry Barach to open Home Furnishing Co store at top location when vacated.
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AW Harmon
Ames Build
Ine UN South Center
Atyeot Qiriuh
George Dreals
Firestone
Coneysland Lunch
M. Lite Shne
MF Orentt
Harmon Cam
Harry ‘Barach
Keating Black
al Mar‘y
Swan
Sky
Bach
Ariel
Sawmill Fire Near Miss at Corry Mill Site
A fire at the former Bisselwaber mill, now run by Corry Operating, north of the city, was discovered by Blane Way. City departments and workers contained it before it reached the main building, causing negligible loss. Cause appears to be smoldering wood and a discarded cigarette from prior day operations. Firefighters used booster tanks and mill lines to control the blaze and move flammable material.
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Bisse!waber
Lise Corry Operating Company
Afier Loenbedt
WaClark
Wily
Jeter
Mexicans prepare to vote in first secret ballot election
Associated Press dispatch from Mexico City notes nearly 3,000,000 Mexicans will elect a new president and congress tomorrow. The article mentions the federal government will implement secret ballots for the first time in centuries and cites accompanying political context.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Congress
Mexico
Man Fights Alleged Robbery and Beating Near Corry
Corry police arrest Julia Kinko and hold an accomplice after a man claims he was beaten and robbed of 374 dollars near East Main Street. The elder victim, Alby Jingelewid, reports a separate robbery of 372 dollars en route to Corry, with details pending DA action. Both suspects deny the charges as investigators pursue the case.
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Corfy
Julia Kinko
Wt Ff
B. 5
Tefort Aldemaas Dustin Butters
Adam Singleski
Singleski
Tinko
Alby Jingelewid
Corry
Luton
Pittsburgh
East Main Street
Ted
Taft and Wherry Lead Drive to Exempt Meat
George backs a new move while Barkley doubts ability to beat off amendments to the compromise OPA measure. Taft and Wherry head the effort, signaling a major push on the policy.
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Taft
George
Barkley
Senate recess delays test vote on meat price controls
Senate opposition to meat price and rent controls heats up as Taft Wherry and Georgia Senator George push to revive the measure. Democrats, led by Barkley, insist the banking panel bill advance while a test vote looms after the recess. Opposition argues lifting controls may reopen the black market.
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Asquelaiea Pena
Washington
OPA
Gena
Prican
Senate
Barkley Ky
Tan
Wherry
Bil Burkley
Wagner
D-Ny
Banking Committee
Youbis
Serdior McGarrah
D-Nev
Yett
Truman
Tait
Clymer Boy Escapes Serious Injuries After Fall
Ronald Leggers an eight year old of Clymer was treated at Corry Hospital after falling from a hay bale pile on his parents farm. He sustained head and chest injuries with leg and other bones reportedly broken but was reburned home after care by Dr Williams of Clymer. Elsewhere in Scranton Coca Cola plant drivers continue strike with no change in status as of July 6.
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Ronald Leggers
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Williams
Ot ‘Slymer
Zorry Hospital
Scranton
Oniar
Coca-Cola Jattline Company
Hirbeen
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Uw West Side Sport
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Ah MuiuOleel
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Jeff Warren
South Center ST
A. W Harmon
Ames
Orcutt
Home Furniture Co
Keating Building
Aberlen
Netherlands
Ouly
Wilhelmin
London
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H. G. Wells
Rogal
Wells
Benito Mussolini
Oswald Mosley
Buckingham Palace
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Ulick Alexander
Privy Purse
Mosley
Alex Jingeleski
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