Fragmented OCR note with legal details and bids
Fragmented text appears as a legal notice or auction bidding record from a county filing. It includes names, dates, bids, and references to property, debts, and officials. The readable entities mention Garry Leber, Sheehan, and W Ville, with dates around 28 and 31-31, suggesting a notice of indebtedness and sealed bids.
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R Smith
Huntine
Orengon
Siternacy
Deary
Joe
Ford
Fa Luli
Garry
Leber Tate
Felay Seale
Iincorn
W. Ville
Sylvan
Af Brie
Avmient
Bielaye
Avy Ag
U N Forces Strike Koje POW Compounds in Suppressive Action
United Nations troops on Koje Island used tanks and infantry to batter and burn Communist flags and banners at two prisoner-of-war camps. The assault followed a protest by inmates outraged by disobedience and alleged war-crime detainee activities. Gen. Clark warned that maximum force would be used to quell the uprising, as guards relocated and restrained the rioting prisoners amid eerie silence.
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Associated Press
Koje Island
Korea
U.S
Shok Abd
United Nations Supreme
Ma Clark
Panmunjom
Jim Miller
Washington, D. C
Rees Sims
Koje
Ronde
Neniral
Wien
Miller
Medina
Banuers
Lietarp
Brylg
Haydon L. Bowmer
Red Cross Trans
None Hurt In Car And Tractor Wreck
A collision on temporary Route 6N west of Waterford Saturday afternoon involved a car driven by Frank Jants Waterford R D 1 and a tractor operated by William B Powell Waterford R D 4. Powell attempted a left turn onto a side road causing the crash. both vehicle damages were about 125 dollars each with no injuries reported.
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Farnt Rantor
Waterford
Frank Jants
R. D
William
Powell
Japan
Traffic Death Toll Beats Memorial Day Record
Traffic deaths for the Memorial Day weekend soared to 92, a new high, with 78 drownings and 80 in various accidents adding to the toll. Officials note the three day period from Thursday to Sunday saw fatalities spike, surpassing prior all-time marks set in 1950s and 1949.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Troy Hughway
Atle
National
Mid Wight
Inc
Rivirmage Museel Insenus
Pastors Call Guides Graduates To Christian Choices
Rev Paul F Bauer of First Presbyterian delivers the Baccalaureate sermon at Cox Ferry Senior High School. He urges graduates to apply The Sermon on the Mount as a guide for decisions. Ceremony details note participation by clergy and the Girls Chorus performing hymns and solos.
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Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Coxfy
Bauer
Ovid Biiamston
Corry Ministerial Association
Joseph Ri. Clair
May hits high in road deaths in Corry district
The Corry district police report May as the worst month for highway fatalities with two deaths and 16 injuries in 10 accidents. Property damage reached 6,850 dollars as officers logged 268 information requests and 32 traffic citations amid 262 patrols.
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Corry
Theodore Hubley
Comy State
High Court Rules President Lacks Seizure Power in Steel Case
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, voided President Truman’s steel seizure order declaring it unconstitutional and outside presidential powers. Justices Buckley, Frankfurter, Douglas, Burton, Clarke, and Jackson wrote the majority opinion, with Vinson, Reed, and Minton dissents noted. The ruling forces government ownership surrender of steel mills and nullifies the promised wage boost, prompting CIO workers to consider strike action.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
Austine Black
CIO
Une Mills
Peiling
Bucksenarste
Frankfurter
Douglas
Burton
Clarke
Jackson
Jusiee Vinson
Reed
Minton
Black
Congress
Tri
Stess
United States
Taft Urges Air Power as Core of Defense in Campaign
Sen Robert A Taft argues air power ensures continental security and could blunt Russia’s reach. He faults Eisenhower and the Truman era for losing air supremacy and criticizes vast spending overseas. Taft’s NBC broadcast occurred as Eisenhower hits Abliene for military duties amid a heated South Dakota primary with 14 delegates at stake.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert A Taft
Russia
Ohio
Bwight D. Eisenhower
NBC
Oho
Eisenhiuwer
Socialist Party Names Presidential Candidate in Cleveland
The Socialist Party named its 28th presidential candidate, Wnt as Uneir, at the national convention. Darling ton Hoopes, 43, of Reading, Pa., urged a "bung up drive" for broader freedom and higher national income shares. Norman Thomas declined to run again, and Samuel H. Friednan, 53, of New York, heads the party slate.
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Cleveland
Socialist Party
Darlington Hoopes
Reading
Wnt
Uneir P
Norman Thomas
Samuel H. Friednan
New York
New York Joel
Inn Joyes Union
Horse Injured In Local Wreck At Columbus Intersection
A valuable horse belonging to Paul Dumbrosky of Connellsville was injured when the trailer it rode in collapsed at the North Center Street and Columbus Avenue intersection in Columbus yesterday around 1 p.m. The horse, badly hurt, was considered savable by a veterinarian despite the accident that occurred as the driver halted suddenly causing the animal to strike the housing near the wheel. Motorists blocked the scene as the trailer was jacked up and the horse freed, and Dumbrosky continued to the No-Bar Riding Club show where the animal was entered in competition. Also reported, Lions Queen for 1945 at Pittsburgh, Melorose Hoffman, a 18-year-old from Consdale High School, was crowned at the state Lions convention after being chosen from seven entrants. She stood five feet five inches tall and weighed 118 pounds.
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Aie
Paul Doubroski
Conneant
Columbus
Ron
Dumbrosky
Inter Jn
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Melorose ‘Hoffman
Consdale High School
Peyt
Army to reorganize recruiting to cut costs
Fort Meade Md Army officials announce a revamp of the seven state recruiting setup to reduce manpower and rent. Col Stephen G Boldt Second Army personnel chief says three district HQs in Baltimore Philadelphia and Columbia will close with functions moved to Fort Meade. Eight main stations will close in Charleston Morgantown Bristol Canton Lexington and Wilmington. 17 new recruiting offices will open in other cities as stations move to nearby towns.
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Associated Presw
FT Meade
Seqund Ati
Ares
Stephen GC
Second Army
Oliver
St Baltimore
Altopra
Grieg
Charleston
Mortaineburg
W. Va
Bristol
Von
Canton
Lexington
Wilmington
Col. Boltlh
Lisle Reoramnina- Howe
Col Boldt
Another Atomic Blast Rocks Desert Region
A strong atomic detonation echoed across Northern and Southern California and into Nevada, startling residents as shockwaves rattled windows from Modesto to Las Vegas. Police and civilians reported little calm in the hours after the blast while troops moved near the firing area with radiological safety monitors.
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Las Vegas
Nev
California
Saeta Ettes
Tyra
Modesto
Calif
Otto
Schroer
Moresto Bec
Ls Angeles
No-Bar Club Pony Show Draws 2000 Spectators
The No-Bar Riding Club and Columbus Firemen staged a long Pony Association show on the Columbus Fairgrounds drawing about 2,000 spectators. Winners included Commanche with Ruthy McKinnon, and many classes from Pony to Five-Gaited English with riders from Cortland, Givins, Warren, and Jamestown. The event ran nearly 12 hours, ending after midnight with a one-hour intermission.
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Chiba
Columbus & Intersection
Pony Association
Columbus
Mie
Seal Hope
Oul
Leried
St Inelies
Commanche
Ruthy Mckinnon
Buck
Norman Willkimms
Evie, Pat
Babe Weaver
Erin, Doke
Jimmy Bowen
Givind
Golden Breidy
Robert Spencer
Warren
Childya
Dennis Vestertburg
Mayvill
Gale
Girard
Danny
Rita Andrews
Ghiard
Smoky Dennis Mone
Western Trail
Jimmy Wowen
Guard
Gay Cloud
Mrs. E
Ploss—Warreix
Hackney
Pay—Hawthorne Rebb
Kenneth Lawson
Janestown
Roman Ride
Jack Ewer
Sugar Crave
Our Lady
Patty Carter
Centervilles
Cheerful Lass
Jerry Aquist
Weston
Pat
Max Manwaring
Bear Lake
Tim
Bill Fitegerale
Youngevilles Pile
Carl Batex
Spartansbore
Toby Donna Hinkle—Fairvylew
Tennessee Walking Horse
Wilson
James Lindsey
Jamestown
Elmer Allen
Wesined
Fleet Foot
Elmer ‘Allen
Westfield
Chris Wilson
Judy Andsey
Billy
Jack Lillie
Randolph
Iathy McKinnon
Courtland
Prince—Marcylene Wurs—Girkid
Tonee—Nahoy
Pate
General Strike Called In Paris By Communists
Paris reports say the Communist led Frevich Confederation called a 24 hour strike in the Paris area. CGT leaders pushed for a nationwide walkout amid protests against Premier Antoise Pirity's government after raids on Communist party headquarters.
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Paris
Sociale
Epee
Frevich Conferceation
T de
CGT
Antoise Pirity
Uy Canimuutsint Paniy
Jacquiar
May Marked As One Of Wettest Here In Years
The May month registered as one of the wettest on record with 5.61 inches of precipitation. A weather pattern showed 18 of 31 days labeled typical, with a four day spell ending mid month marked by heavy rain and cool temperatures. Temperature highs ranged from the upper 60s to mid 80s, while a late month storm produced notable rainfall and cooler lows. Local observations noted the unusual December-like warmth and significant rainfall totals for May.
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Ely
Geore Muldertes
Mary Gil Voety
Jone
A A
Id Ag
Two Children Injured From Falls From Moving Cars
Harried Hotchkiss four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hang Hotchkis of 30 West Congress street was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after being hurled from a rear seat and suffering head lacerations burns and shock. David J Bowles son of Mr and Mrs Marion Bowles was injured in a similar manner and sent to hospital for X rays then released when no fracture was found.
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Corry Distriet
Harriet Hotchkiss
Hang. Hotchkis
West
Congress Street
Corry
Berm
Route 1
Scots Crossing
David J. Bowles
Marion Bowles
Eisenhower Sees Farewell From Army In Washington
Five star General Dwight D. Eisenhower visited Washington to bid farewell to arms as he begins the transition to politics. The Pentagon and Taft headquarters weighed whether he would remain on active duty and where his next post might be, while supporters debated his route to the Republican presidential nomination.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nnk
Robert A. Pals
Brown Hha
Pal
Mig
Pentagon
Taft
Tatement
Ray
Carroll Recte
Tennessee
Ohio
Eisenhower
Welcone
White House
Trumiil Hle
Alan
Ale Aiel Eisenhower
Eisenhinwer
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Suly
Relel
Uke
Stator
New York
Noted Educator John Dewey Dies After Pneumonia
New York obituary notes the death of John Dewey, age 92, father of Progressive Education. He contracted pneumonia Saturday after a broken hip and had been reported recovering at his Fifth Avenue home. Dewey shaped the idea of placing the individual child at the center of education.
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New York
John Dewey
Dewey
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