Ambevif Lines Up To Align Plans With Them
Ambiguously phrased fragment notes Ambevif organizing a lineup or alignment of plans with a referenced group. Readable bits suggest a preparatory step or ordering by leaders. No clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions available.
Reclosed Armed Incident Signals Ongoing Investigation
Local authorities report an armed incident has been closed with investigators continuing work at the scene. No further details released about suspects or motive as the case moves toward case closure.
Iran Army to Be Equipped by U S For Defense
Tehran reports Premier Raymara said the United States agreed to provide defensive equipment for Iran's army including infanty arms light mountain artillery and other materiel valued between 10 and 45 million dollars. Arrivals expected within about a month as Iran seeks stronger economy to support the forces amid Russian threat.
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Tehran
Tran
Preemiser Ali Raxmara
United States
Iran
Ruamara
Russia
Tan
Raymara
No Shortage Of Food In Sight
A July report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows wholesale prices rising across the board, with a weekly 18 percent gain leading to an index of 161.8. President Truman denied any food shortage or need for rationing while cabinet discussions touched on potential home front mobilization and price controls.
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Jashingon
Butreau
Inbor
Truman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Aust
State Official Daniel Murphy Dies at 61 in Pennsylvania
Daniel G. Murphy, 61, chairman of the State Workmen's Compensation Board and son of former Judge Charles G. Murphy of Cohubla county, died yesterday after a heart illness. He had been stricken Sunday and was taken to Chester County Hospital in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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West Chester
Daniel G. Murphy
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Charles G. Murphy
Cohubla County
Murphy
Chester County Hospital
Cost of Korean War Budget Unknown For Now
Washington reports indicate final cost estimates for U S military buildup in Korea will not be available before next Friday Senator Elmer Thomas heads the Senate military appropriations subcommittee and says figures on new service funds are pending Meanwhile Senator Robertson DeVal cites administration chatter on a possible 6.1 billion dollar requirement to pay and equip troops and provide planes tanks and support To date Lyndon Johnson previews a request for substantial manpower mobilization and reserves specialists The plan reportedly envisions deploying four U S Divisions to Korea and raises questions on aviation and ground crew needs through the conflict
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U.S
Kuved
Elmer Thomas
Dokla
Kald
Thomas
Seyase
Robertson de Val
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Dtex
National Guard
Johnson
Senate Armed Services
Armed Services
U. S
Korea
Week's New CLYMER social notes July 15
Friday afternoon events at the Wassink home honored Rodger Nickerson on his tenth birthday with a Hawaiian themed table. Guests included Roger Nickerson Paul Winuers Jr Dean Van der Schaaff Harvey Donk and Don Ald Miller. Various locals visited relatives and friends over the weekend.
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Clymer
Roger Nick~erson
Paul Winuers, Jr
Dean van~ der Schaaff
Harvey Donk
Don
Ald Miller
Ralph
William Fries
Diane
Los Alamos
N. Max
Alfred Newhouse
Fries
Shirley Stapleton
Clymer Central School
Newhatl
Thorniton Newhouse
Little Vale Tey
Cena Warsinke
James
North East
Carol Newhouse
Norman Newhouse
Luella Licks
Joyce Legters
Dewittville
Carol Jane Ton
Emilia Anderson
Jean Lintinmier
Jamestown
Donna ‘Ton
Betty Ruland
Cleveland
Howard Matthes
Fred Waitdes
Thomas Martin
Trenton
N. Fy
Clinton Miracle
Quentin Ob Kase
Tda Johnson
Dadies Mission
Society of the Abbe Reformed Church
Amet
Walter Schruers
William Querreyeld
Community Program and Silver Wedding Anniversaries Noted
The Clymer DUANERS Mi eb ling program featured readings and prayers led by Mrs. Gilberk Ton and Mrs. Ethel B Wassink, with sermons by Mrs. Bernice Neckers and others. A Silver Wedding Anniversary party honored nine couples at the Twilight Tea Room in Tamestown, celebrating marriages from 1925 to 1952 with photos and reminiscences.
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Duaners Miebling
Gilberk Ton
Ethel B
Pearl Tewinkle
Canada
Bernice Neckers
Emma, Dewink
Sarah Schreus
Merle Tewinkie
Henry Rhebergen
Relieven It
Miia Wassink
Washton
D. C
Edna Wassink
White Corry Hopital
Meir Silver Weil
Twiliyh
Tamestown
Infant Viola Titch Service Set at Glenn Funeral Home
Funeral for infant Viola Titch aged 1 month of Roy Titch and Mrs Titch will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with Rev. Furt Fresland officiating. She died Thursday at Corry Hospital after illness. she is survived by parents and five brothers and four sisters. funeral details include viewing and burial.
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Mars
Roy
Titch
R. D
Glenn
Union City
Furt Fresland
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Corry Hospital
Paull Chur
Ben
Larry
Treya
Liourt Weed
Hoywid Weed
Erie
Andrew Kuvolek
Centerville
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