Fragmentary classified notice reads as horse sales and apartment ads
A damaged OCR passage shows varied items including horse sales, saddle colors, and apartment listings. It references Box M, Lovells, Transit July 24, and multiple street and district fragments with unclear full details.
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Laz West
Benker
Lovells
Hmraes
Tarvin
Old Anc
Uly
Blin
Coles
Dubbs
Italy
Oray
Stary Tal
Tragic 30-Foot Fall Kills Local Farmer Earl Gates
Earl Gates 70, lifelong resident, died instantly when his tractor plunged over a 30 foot embankment on Steward road two miles south of the alley. Deputy Coroner notes loss of control during turning attempt. Survived by wife Belle, three sons, one daughter, a stepdaughter, siblings, 12 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Body at Bracken-Keal Funeral Home with services Friday afternoon.
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Earl Gates
Mr. Gates
Eugene Miller
Steward Road
Wil
Gwalden
Gharlos P. Ken
Caius
Alene
Meg
Merle Triscutt
Eighbor
Tle Farm
Gates
Itis
O. E. Benngit
Enting
Lawrence Vanderhoot
Belle
Carl
Fan
Cory
Lloyd
Kenneth
Nslow
Corry
Eugene Canfield
Fou
Glenn
Jph
Allan
Uselock
Mterent
Will Tolow
Pt Miners Receive Suspended Sentences
Grady Virginia July 21 Court na rations reveal a mob violence case where 97 of 148 defendants faced charges related to a Buchan trial. Several men were found guilty. sentences included five years in prison while many others had charges dropped or postponed arraignments.
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Alimena
Mmune
Open Ranks to 161000 Enlistees Seek One-Year Draft Bypass
Washington July 21 The survey shows 161,000 American 18 year olds may volunteer for a one year hitch to avoid the draft. Army may enlist 110,000, Navy 36,000, Marines 6,000, Air Force 19,000. Enlistments begin today with regu lar recruiting officers, after one year service in the continental United States the 18 year olds may join organized reserve units for four to six years. Civilian 18 through 25 must register starting August 20, with younger ages to follow. Regulators estimate machine setup will take one month to six weeks.
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Associated
Washington
Tmed
Army
Navy
Airborne
Navy Marines
Sir
Ita
United States
Bombing training over Helgeland islands by B 29s
Across Helgeland fortress in the Is land Helgeland the U S Air Force reported B 29 Superfortresses conducted a bombing training mission today over the fortified island off Germany's northwest coast. In the Holy Land, UN tracing reports show quiet except in the north where Israeli and Syrian forces clashed. a Syrian communique notes a raid near Baniyas across the border. Both sides accuse each other of violations of peace.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Helgeland
U. S
Porve
Cairo
United Nations
Holy Land
Baniyas
Syria
City Boy Scouts seek two boats for summer camp
The City Boy Scouts, Troops 80 and 81 linked to Rotary and Kiwanis, appeal for two tow boats to sail in early August to support their Bear Lake camp. Boats will serve instructional use and scout training with possible追加 boats welcomed. Contact Dts. Kelsey or Robert Brown to offer assistance.
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New Mexico
Cory Boy Seon
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Bear Lake
Caup
Dits
Kelsey
Robert Brown
Wint Dack Whitehead
Douglas Brown
Scoub Reservation
Jett
Gamin Sequoyah
North Springfeld
Tomot OW
Vandalism Report Rocks Pine Grove Cemetery
Local authorities report recent vandalism at Pine Grove Cemetery with youths riding bicycles across plots causing damage. Parents urged to control children and cooperate with cemetery officials to restore safety and decency at the burial grounds.
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City Cemetery
Pine Grove
Justine
Hare
Robbers Take $116 In Two Thefts In Six Hours
In two related thefts within six hours, $9.60 was taken from Dr John Lasher at 4710 North Center Street and $60 from a tavern on Hast Mak Street. Police questioned several suspects as an inquest began. Lasher reported the loss after returning from Wright’s office in the same building. The tavern jar held funds for a planned event and was missing by 2 PM yesterday.
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John Lasher
Frank
North Center Street
Lasher
Allendants
Dr. Lasher
Jats H. Wright
Tito Answers Russ Charges at Belgrade Congress
Premier Marshal Tito told 2,000 Yugoslav Communists that the party is the strongest Marxist Leninist movement in the nation’s history. He defended Yugoslavia’s course against Soviet and Cominform charges of deviation and anti Russian policy. The Belgrade congress was to span hours with a formal pledge of unity and a break from Moscow’s orbit.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Tito
Comintarm
Moscow
Iiformiation
Borewu
Asgoca
Ahmed Hia
High Officers of Party Arrested in Communist Crackdown
United States police have rounded up several high party officers along with a number of adherents in a nationwide sweep. All those arrested face charges linked to advocating the overthrow of government. The action, described as a major strike against communism, follows a series of investigations and reveals a broad crackdown in the country.
Seven Communist Leaders Indicted in U S Case
Twelve Communist leaders, including William Foster and Eugene Dennis, were indicted for conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force. Seven arrested pleaded innocent. five sought. Indictments target national board members. arrests made in New York and Detroit.
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Associated Press
New York
Parhigh Command
T At
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Foster
United States
Arly
Jana Wll
Dennis Hose
New York City
Benjamin Davis
John B. Williamson
Tride Ution
Henry Winston
Jaco Stachel
Educaional
Gail Winters
Winters
Detroit
Jothers
Communist National Headquarters
Lower Manhattan
Councilman
Davis
Jus Harlem
Grand
Communist Party
Winston
Irving Potash
GIO Farriers Joint Council
John Gates
Erilter Aineenly
Daily Worker
U. S
Patty
Robert
Thompson
New York State
Ommunist Party
Gilbert Green
Chicago
Gus Hull
Cleveland
Ohio
Varshall disavows testimony of two aides
Washington January 21 secretary Marshall said he does not know why Sage a foreigner entering the United States for the United Nations has in any way jeopardized American security. Marshall disavowed the testimony of two State Department aides before a Senate subcommittee and said he would testify publicly if required while noting private discussions with committee members on the matter.
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Fiw
Marshall
Congress
Andre Marie to form new French government
Paris report says Andre Marie of Radio Socialist announced he is tasked to form a new French government after the Schuman cabinet fell over the army budget. He seeks a parliamentary majority with moderate conservatives and socialists, amid postwar political realignments and ongoing famine relief.
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Andre Marie
Associated Press
Paris
Radio Socialist
Marie
Presier
Robert Sehuman
Starvaniem
Garnaut Burhenwild
Vincent Autlel
Ministry of
Julie
Nvave
Ment Ballicel Goolaltils
Onservaives
Selim
Forel
Georges Bidault
Wior
Bidault
Germany
Shas
Robert Schuman
Andre le Troauer
Assembly
Manusing
Paul Reyniaud
Paul Ramadier
Auriol
Rambouille
Huyo
Imediattely
Truman to address joint session July 27
President Truman will personally address Congress on July 27 at 2 a.m. Eastern to press anti inflation legislation and other measures. The speech follows talks with Republican leaders and Democratic minority members. Governor Dewey favors a brief GOP program and quick end to the session after hearing Truman’s message.
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Dewey
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Truman
Congress
Allpublican
Jess
Thomas E. Dewey
Roag
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Clay
Hess
Don Brestoo
Hill
U. 5
Officials and Union to Meet in Negotiating Session Friday
State Conciliator James Addessi calls for a negotiating session Friday morning to end the Corry Tamestown plant walkout that has idled 340 employees for a month. Both union and management had asked for talks under Taft-Hartley guidelines, with no clear settlement fate as incentives and production changes loom.
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James Addessi
Corry Tamestown Lurdon
Omigrals
Public hearing on motor vehicle code revisions in Harrisburg
Legislative staff and a joint State government commission opened public discussions on the motor vehicle and tractor code. Aimed at simplifying and codifying existing laws, the committee invited input from more than 60 organizations and individuals, with a report to the 1948 Legislature.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Times Opera House
State Government Commission, & Ri
Ford and UAW Hold Second Strike Wage Talks
Negotiations between Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers resume a second wage-session after a one-hour initial meeting failed to yield progress. Reportedly the union pressed for concessions while Ford faced pressure over the pace of talks and proposed hourly wage adjustments.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
O10
United Auto Workers
Hew
Wade
VAW
Soviets Weigh New Blockade Moves Across Berlin
Reports from Berlin claim Soviet leader strategists consider intensified blockade tactics and potential concessions to Berlin. British and German press note rail plans to seal western borders and fears of intensified interzonal travel restrictions as Moscow edges toward a broader pressure campaign.
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Berlin
Weslern
Telegraf
Germany
uBettey Haid
Helmsted Ne
Atd
Adid Tb
Wil
Boylet Union
Ameringyesapablan
U S Steel Hikes Price $9.34 a Ton in July
United States Steel Corp announces an average price rise of about $9.34 per ton as subsidiaries restore a prior reduction and factor in higher costs. President Fairless says wage boosts last week and rising production costs necessitated the increase. The move reverses April cuts and adds about 8 to 9 percent to base prices on major products.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Sleep Corporation
U.S Steel
Benjamin D. Paigless
T Refirm
Nese
Cit
Steel Peives
Aue
Fairless
U.S. Steel
Jas
Tan Averae
Ncrease
Warren County Girl Drowns In Creek Near Sheffield Township
Warren County coroner Ed Lowrey reports 17 year old Losann Bell of Watson Farm drowned while wading in Ti onfesin Creek east branch in Sheffield Township. Firemen spent about an hour attempting revival after she slipped into four to five feet of water. she could not swim.
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Waaniwn
Losann Bell
Watson Farm
Warren County
Tionfesin Creek
Sheffield Township
Ed Lowrey
Warren
Tragic Newville trio lose lives in drowning and crash
Three Newville children died yesterday in separate incidents. Joseph Allwern, 10, and Cecelia Oller, 12, drowned in local waters, while 15 year old Riana Smith sustained fatal injuries after a bicycle crash. Local authorities investigate cause as families mourn in Newville.
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Newville
Officials cling to hope of settling Berlin dispute
Washington reports say American leaders push new diplomatic moves to resolve the Berlin crisis without war. Top officials, including Gen. Lucius D. Clay and Ambassador Murphy, rush home for talks on airlift, military posture, and avoiding escalation. The aim is a peaceful solution while preventing Soviet provocation and mass retaliation.
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Ausoniaton Press
Washington
Berlin
Moscow
Ahiscouw
Bertin
Germany
Lucius DB. Clay
Robert Murphy
Clay
Ger Curtis
Lemay
U.S
Europe
Russia
United States
Othr
Trimar
Scretary
Stalin Marshall
Mead Purl Association concert yields charity fund
A recent Mead Purl Association concert directed by Jasi Minh raised about $1,067 for swim programs. Dr T B Kuley, chair, noted proceeds included ticket sales and donations totaling around $19 with city grants contributing the rest, earmarked for municipal youth activities and a public works project at the quarry site.
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Jasi Minh
Messine
Mead
Associa Luty
Tiute Chorus
Amonith
Kuley
Wolk Tinker
Fale Road
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