Auction notice and local sales blur in garbled OCR
A fragmented OCR passage describes an auction and sales items including furniture, clothing, and household goods. Names, addresses, and dates are unreadable, with scattered references to a garage sale, a residence, and a listing of items such as a dresser, saddle, and “Dyke” among others.
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Ben Marian Aigu
Nyiayt
Lai
Tate Estes Partment Ourlying
Bath Shaw
Tae Jonn
Real
Bad Ward
Aris
Walter FL
Etiaal
Touma
Posse
Lovells
Cole
Communists propose Maurice Thorez as France's premier
Paris July 20 Communists proposed their leader Maurice Thorez as the new premier to head a coalition government of Socialists and Communists. President Vincent Auriol seeks a new leader after Schuman era collapse over army budget disputes. De Gaulle allies oppose, while Andre Murel and Paul Rey figure in cabinet speculation as 1947 turmoil continues.
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Schuman
Reynaud
Associated Prod
Paris
Maurice Thorez
Sdularists
Thores
Vincent Aupiol
Prance
Fiobert Lchwink
Aurial
Teyer
Tader Schimun
Com- Munish
Democratic Union
Suevillas
Goriilinis
Seiuman
de Gaulle
Thesembly
Corry Native Europe Bound
Corry native Rev. A Briggs, son of Mr and Mrs H R Briggs of Marion Street, sails tomorrow from New York for London to join fellow Methodist pastors touring Europe. He will visit his daughter Miss Margaret Briggs in Belgium, then North Attica to teach as a missionary solo.
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A. Briggs
Tomer
City
H. R. Brgire
Marion Shreet
New York City
London
Fish and Sanal Tions
Europe
Briggs
Newton
Towa
New York
City police car contract awarded in bidding mix
City officials awarded the police car purchase after bids from Aliens Motor Buses and Thomas Matar Co. The top bid came from Aliens for a 1848 Dodge at 91 699, plus a 149 Kolker four door sedan for the city at 8600 above the old car’s cost. Chevrolet offered a 148 Meetmaster four door for 95 with the old vehicle trade in. Delivery expected by month’s end with just one other bid present.
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Olty Ceniell Anway
Ueelty
Pusehiss
Aliens Motor Buses
Emerél
Tas
Thomas Matar Co
Chevrolet Dester
Cornell
Labor drive for political power seen in Japan
An assassination attempt against Communist leader Tokuda in Saga City triggers talk of a broader labor move for political power in postwar Japan. A 21-year-old coal miner Tehrito Koga threw a dynamite-filled bottle near Tokuda as he spoke at a political rally, injuring officials but not ending Tokuda. Observers link sustained unrest to Japan's remaining Communist influence and note Allied troops have deterred earlier plots.
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Associated Pros
Pforvo
Kyuichi
Tokada
MacArthur
Japan
Tokuda
Saga City
Yushui
Tehrito Koga
Eeeret
Katsumi Eikunami
Hoffman Warns Foreign Aid Costs Americans This Year
AP reports Paul G Hoffman, head of the European Recovery Program, told radio audiences that foreign aid costs Americans this year more than the combined expenditure on schools, police and fire protection, and similar local services. He rejected Communist claims that surplus aid is being dumped on Europe. Also noted are local tax cuts in Pennsylvania and a tentative note on county tax changes.
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Hoffman
Axsociated
Washington
Paul G Hoffman
Europe
World Wide Broadcasting Foundation
City Council Moves To Clean Up Junk Yards
City lawmakers approve a junk yard cleanup plan after debating permit rules for East Main street, including yard screening, storage limits, and front parking bans, with a related motion blocked until a solicitor draft. The council also set a $25 fee for coin operated cleaning devices and discussed storm sewer costs and clerical help, while authorizing bids for winter coats for council members.
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Heth
Roy Allen
East Magin Street
Gity
Walter H. Scott
East Main
Couneiliass
Robert Price
East Main Fleet
Don Willioms
Lcs
Budg~ al
Colne
Irene Mullen
Cleft
Council
Corry
Bard
J. Fred Kinley
Proclamation Calls Draft Registration in August Plan
President Truman issues a proclamation ordering nationwide draft registration starting August 30 for men aged 19 to 26 born in specific years with staged dates by birth year. Governors and territorial leaders are instructed to implement the program, with later rounds scaled to enrollment. Royall estimates about thirty thousand dollars monthly for initial operations.
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Associated Prem Washington
Presiident
Tru Today
Vie Hate
Wersony
Ott
Parsons
iSeptemier
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Army
Royall
Russians plan to feed all Berlin amid blockade claims
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet and Allied exchanges over food aid. The Soviets announced plans to supply 100000 tons of bread and guarantee food for Berlin’s 2,000,000 residents despite the Western blockade, while Western officials dismissed the offer as propaganda. General Clay questioned the claim, noting Allied airlift and blockade for proof.
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Berlin
Fusstung
Alles
Frankfurt
Lucius D. Clay
Antarlesm
U. S
Clay
Pranktor
Prench
Truman Dewey to Meet Amid Campaign Truce Prospects
Associated Press reports President Truman and Republican rival Thomas E. Dewey will attend a half hour dedication ceremony at the new New York international airport next week. Dewey plans a campaign strategy session with Harold E. Blassen and will campaign for Dewey in the coming weeks.
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Associated Press
New York
New International Airport
Truman
Gay
Thomas E. Dewey
Talevwild Field
White House
Trumap
Pewey
Harold E. Blassen
Minnesota
Jassen
Dewey
New Yorker
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Deep South
Gos
J. Btrom Thurmond
Sirmingham
Triman
Phos Paris Platen
Ant Philidelphia Esriter
Penelec Extends 170 Miles Of Rural Lines
Penelec extended 170 miles of power lines in the first half of the year to supply electricity to 1,201 rural homes and farms. In the northwestern Corry district, several miles were added to serve new customers. By June 30, the firm had 2,075 rural service applications on file and would need about 475 more miles of line to meet them, depending on material and labor availability.
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Hupalines
Pennsylvania
Electig Company
B.D. Cherry
Corry
Cherry
Corry Driver Charged in Erie Bus Accident
A Corry driver faced charges after a Erie bus crash on Friday night. Police alleged drunken driving led to a collision with the coach, with witnesses and officials detailing the sequence of events and pending legal actions.
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Corry
Erie
Atdardach
Onartes
Erys
Maloneyy
Free Waser
Tomusryow
Haiweleuy
American Soldier Killed In Korea
An American enlisted man was killed and another wounded in a border ambush by unknown attackers in civilian clothing 400 yards inside the American zone near Kaesong, north of Seoul. The attackers fled into North Korea occupied territory and no Korean casualties were reported. Names of the American dead were withheld.
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Seoul
Angatad
North Korea
U. S. Army
Kaesong
Namnes
Kargan
Korea
South
Fighting Still Raging in Northern Palestine Amid UN Plea
Cairo July 20 Allied reports state fighting continued in northern Palestine on the third day of the UN imposed truce. A plane hit the Egyptian capital with an aerial mine injuring a motion picture theater and two department stores. Egyptian officials warned retaliation if the attack is traced to Zionist forces. Syrian communique claims raids on Jewish positions near Jenin and along the Haifa Tel Aviv road, with four engine aircraft dropping bombs in Syria but causing no damage.
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Cairo
Palestine
United Nations
Egyouin
Dame Aged & Motion Picture Theatre
Fremler Mahimaud Fahmy Pashai
Newamen
Zionley
jSlich
Galt Heyy Tin
Aguim
Une Jordy River
Sea of
Gal- Mee
Red
Tareell
Syylat
Ai Bintiyas
Syria
Piso
Jenin
J Central Palestine Police
Gekion
Hy Shil
Halfa
Tel Aviv
Ewd
Jas
Bernaditte
Dispute Over Tidelands May Be Aired Again
Washington July 20 The dispute over submerged tidelands renews as Congress debates a bill to grant state ownership of rich coastal lands beyond low tide. The measure, passed by the House, stalled in the Senate amid party debates and objections from the administration. Key senators Donnell Tobey oppose. McCurran Downey support. Governor Warren of California backs congressional action, elevating the issue in the campaign. The broader fight ties to rising costs and a plea for either full price controls or no change.
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Reptile
Tate
Supreme Court
Laat
Galifornia
Truman
High Court
Triman
Berlin crime report prompts U S briefing
General Lucius D. Clay arrives in Washington to report Berlin crime details as White House outlines forthcoming steps. Greek conflict intensifies with casualties as forces clash in Thrace and near Lac-Ma, disrupting regional stability.
Ex Corr y Manon College Staff Elwin McCray Joins MSU Journalism
Elwin McCray former Corry High graduate will join Michigan State College in East Lansing as instructor in the Department of Journalism starting September 1. He has taught at Muskingum College and published the New Concord Enterprise before selling it in May. He plans a visit to Corry with his wife and daughters in August.
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Elwin. McCray
Corry High Subadanita
New Concoti
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Mich
McCray
Bertha D. McCray
King Street
Corry
Michigan State
Vilparaiso University
Valparaig
Ind
Forrk Wayne
Jack Lo
Ely Edtor
Fork Wayne
New Concord Enterprise
New Concord
Corry Matus
Muskingum College
Becausw Uf
Muskingum Colege
Ynure Eomn
Us Department of Journalism
Anty
Feld
Wallace Platform Draft Under Way in Philadelphia
Wallace third party platform committee held an executive session in Philadelphia today to set the agenda for two days of open hearings ahead of the convention. Rexford Tugwell of Chicago and other Roosevelt era figures lead the drafting team as Gene Derrickson is named sergeant at arms for the convention. Senator H. Taylor of Idaho is slated for formal nomination on Saturday as protests and operations unfold.
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Progressive Party of Delaware
Sunaay
Benelux and Allies weigh Berlin issue in Hague talks
Benelux representatives urge caution as they meet in The Hague with Grove Five Nation Alliance. The group seeks to link defense with U S armed might and coordinate stance on Berlin.
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Berlin
Benelux
Hague
U.S
Westerly European Union drafts plan to strengthen ties
Five powers Bri tain France Holland Belgium and Luxembourg meet in The Hague to chart a cautious approach toward Russia and discuss a unified defense link with America. They draft a program to strengthen economies and outline potential military aid while seeking renewed unity in a 60 year old alliance. Final approval expected at a plenary session.
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Tress
Hague
Holland
European Union
Russia
Germany
Briain
Irance
Belgium
Mieiuerairiat Y
Wiiler
Alliaude
LIMB SHORTS INTERRUPT ELECTRIC SERVICE IN CITY
Electrical service dropped in parts of Second Wide Third wards when a tree limb fell on wires near Bang Smithnaken. Walter Ross of East Sailthe street tried to prune a tree and limb limbs touched the lines about 30 minutes before repairs by Pennsylvania Electric Company restored service shortly before eight.
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Walter Ross
East Sailthe Aireet
Pennsylvania Eleviric Company
West
Washington Street
Railroad Fares Jumped In City
Fragmented OCR text reports a city fare increase for railroad passengers and mentions Cory station and related offices. The readable fragments reference a new fare policy, permissions, and duties, with unclear names and dates. Further readable facts are not present to confirm specifics.
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Cory
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