Property boundary and sale details in Ward County notice
A court action lists a parcel of land in Ward County described by bounds around May Bell corner and adjacent lots. The notice names Dennis King and SCOTT as parties and references a sale or action dated 1987 with court involvement and mentions extended pavement concerns.
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Mist
Cory
Gineer
Sellegalens
Inea
Dennis King
Ortley
Corey
Sylvan
Follon Court
A. Scott
Eight Hurt in Erie Train Derailment West of City
Eight passengers were injured when three Er ie Railroad passenger cars derailed on a rain weakened bridge two miles west of Mil village on Erie No 1 at about 8 45 last night. None of the injuries were serious and cars remained upright at the Spencer Hospital.
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Erie Railroad
Corty
Mil Village
New York Io
Chicago
Lalll W
Corry Man Recalls Wreck On Erie Line
A Corry, Pennsylvania eyewitness described a derailment on an Erie Limited run near Washington Street. He. said passengers were thrown about and many hid under tables as the forward cars toppled and the dining car and sleeping car left the rails. No one was seriously hurt, three trainmen among the injured expected release from hospital today, service resumed after wrecking crews cleared debris and floods delayed the line.
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Corry
Meadville
Salamanca
Cambridge Springs
Erie Limited
Bus Crash Near Reynoldsville Injures Twelve Women
A bus carrying workers from Hamilton Manufacturing Co. to and from their homes crashed into a concrete bridge near Reynoldsville Pennsylvania. Twelve women were hospitalized at Punxsutawney Hospital and others treated for minor injuries. bus driver Mike Serge 80 of Punxsutawney also treated and released.
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Reynoldsville
Sdrtan Hospital
Punxsutawney
Mike Serge
T Haméron Manufacturing Co
Public hearings urged on universal training plan
June 3 report from Washington shows the House armed services committee set hearings on universal training after Comptroller Cody cited a need to address the Iufurgation crisis. President Truman’s advisory commission had recommended universal military training.
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Washington
House Armed Services
Cody
Kurt Z. Compton
Compt
Truman
Mass Meeting Advances Plans for Company A
Civic groups gather at the Municipal Building to retain Company A of the National Guard in Corry. Col. Momeyer rescinds resignations of Rasselas Broch and announces recruitment targets of 24 men and one officer through June 16, with age limits 18 to 35 and higher for veterans. A weapons tent will be set at City Park with free admission.
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National Guard
Uutit
Rasselas Broch
Howson
Kenneth Momeyer
Corry
Titusville
Greenville
Col. Momeyer
Corry High School
State Armory
County Tax Cards Distributed Here
Compresiment a yesterday received t heir 1947 county tax cards. Amount of the duplicate this year based on the assessment is 28,569.91 dollars. Announcement made by Miss Irene Mullen city treasurer. Amounts payable at face value through August and September with a two percent rebate for the next two months. Five percent penalty will be added after September 1.
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Irene Mullen
Oday
Misuse of City Trucks Alleged in Street Department
Citizens allege city trucks were used for private junk deliveries and salvage operations. The inquiry, led by Chief Milt Flanigan, cites sales of scrap metals and mattresses, with at least one employee paid for junk deliveries. A special session is set to address the charges and potential discipline.
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Milt Flanigan
Greg Brewer
Brewer
Hiram Brewer
Warren Ross
Tobey
Homer Berkhows
J. Fred Isinley
Ideal
George Besson
Ellsworth Holt
Lawrence Fis ‘Mman
North Center Street
East Smith Street
Council
Tman Besson
Palrhavens
3 Streets
Threay
Southern Group and Miners Resume Talks on Wages
Southern group and miners confer in Washington as Associated Press reports renewed wage bargaining between Southern Coal Producers Association and United Mine Workers led by John Lewis. No agreement on wage increases as miners press for broader raises matching industrial standards. the Southern producers push for earnings parity with northern operators.
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Southern Group
Associatedt Press
Washington
Southern Soil Coal Npevisors
John
Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Hiltery
Weateth
Horthern
Sklunday Tn Cis
Yar Sheminneye Dik Ina
Southers Coal Producers Association
Tay
Ewan
Speed Action on Teacher Salary Rate Schedule
Harrisburg report on proposed teacher pay scale reforms includes a $1,950 minimum for certificated teachers with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia exemptions and annual increments. Senate Education Committee scheduled quick action after a partisan vote and House Senate conferees reached agreement on minimums and automatic raises based on credentials.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Repidlien
Bo cd
Pittsbivel
Philadelphia
Senate Education Committee
Frederice L. Hainsiat
Pittsburgh
Truman Gets Tax Slash Bill Passed by House
The House approved a $4 billion tax slashing bill intended to cut taxes beginning July 1. The measure, introduced as Home Bill 0, follows Senate alignment and aims to balance revenue with relief across income brackets from 9 percent on small incomes to 70 percent on the largest.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Truman
House
Labor Committee Democrats Seek Audience Over Union Bill
Washington June 3 House Labor Committee Democrats plan to meet with President Truman to press for the compromise union curb bill. They warn a veto is likely while supporters argue the measure promotes industrial peace by curbing strikes and limiting wildcat actions.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Truman
Maden
Dtn
Roy Lushuik
DeMigh
House
Kelley
Pat Kennedy
Powel
Burnley
Navona Labor Silantoos
School Tax Collections and Unpaid Duplicates Analyzed
City treasurer reports 107736 of school taxes collected representing 89 percent of net duplicate. Unpaid 1946 levies total 12558. further details show distributions by assessments, property, and per capita taxes. Exonerations total 1872.85. About 895 of total duplicate valued and unpaid remains.
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Sebon
Schial
Maal
Britain proposes temporary dominion for India plan
In London on June 3 the British government floated a plan for a self governing council in India within a Commonwealth framework. The proposal offers temporary dominion and a possible partition as a way to address the subcontinent’s future, drawing cautious approval from some Indian leaders and opposition from others.
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Aman
Jon Stains
Bhi Jauder
Winston Churchill
Anii Hindustan
Itu
Churchillsed
Mdi
India
Gullachey
Taft Plans Price Probe Amid Spending Debate
Taft signals a joint committee may hold public hearings on price inflation at a May meeting. The move follows administration pressure on controlling prices as analysts warn against heavy foreign spending and economic conditions.
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Washington, Dimer
Call
Ohio
Lollay Poskiden Prima
Price
Taft
Sid
Army to Join Missing Flyer Search Area North and West of town
Civilian searchers join Army teams in a wide area ten miles north and west of Jamestown to locate Robert T. Wheeler the pilot of a missing plane. A $1000 reward is offered for information leading to the plane or pilot as B 17 and Cad aircraft assist from Selfridge Field Michigan.
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Tne Army
Tong Belveh Uy
Selfridge Pield
Mich
Corey
Tamesiowss Municipal Ditea
Jamestown
Cleveland
Viebnite
Jill
Aix
Mr Hill
Jamestown ‘Municipal
Heniy L. McIntyre
Janestown
Manhattan
Mass
Chicago
Rochester
Flood Threat Passes Route GN Closed Today
Flood danger subsided in Corry and nearby towns as Route GN remained shut and Route 6 bridge work continued. Heavy rains caused water overflows, street flooding, and basement inundations with emergency crews sandbagging and detouring traffic while authorities monitored conditions along French Creek and Pollock’s area.
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Pennsylvania
Corey
Guy i. Sundaly Everning
TaWretice
Ork
Corry
Pollock
Brinley
Tate
Route 6
Warner
Turners
Highway Department
Wen
Associated Press
Talian treaty faces strong opposition in Senate debate
Senate debate opens on peace pacts with Italy Bulgaria and Romania amid opposition from Republicans led by Senator Vandenberg who urges rapid ratification while warning about terms and possible Soviet withdrawal roles. The Hungary Italy and Bulgaria Romania agreements center on occupation troop withdrawal and defense against infiltration. A Treasury report precedes financial figures.
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Associated Pris
Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Today
United States
Germany
Europe
Senate
Thily
Bileguria
Hungary
Romania
Teawirmen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Austria
Washiligtc
Italy
R-Midi
Republian
Vindenbey
Capitol Hill
Michigan
Bulgaria
Red
Aldes
Brides
R-N
New Hampshire
Bridges
Warsif
Myers
D-Ps
Ural Land
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Uies
Washington Street
Audapest
Aladar Szegedy-Maszak
Clark
Delhi
Panait Tawallarlal Nehru
Moslem League
Congress Party
Rasselos Brown
Homsher-Berger
London
Thdia
Arielage
Juulla
Lake Erie
Hefer
West Chester
Thurles W. Gish
Coatesville
Mildred Mohr
Coatesville Street
Mont
French Creek
Saester
Joseph W. Martin
Pennsylvania ‘Military College
Treasury
Treasuy
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