Auction offers Holsteins Guernseys and farm equipment
A March sale listing Holstein and Guernsey cattle including two bulls and five milking cows, plus moving equipment such as mowing gear and a binder. Also advertised farm items like livestock gear, household items, and a 10x10 shed, with terms and contact details.
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UN mediator seeks accord on cease fire timing in Palestine
Count Folke Bernadotte aims for a precise end of fighting and a Sunday accord after talks in Egypt and planned doses with Amman Tel Aviv and Beirut. Both Arabs and Jews accept a four week armistice and pressure to halt hostilities amid doubts a lasting peace will follow.
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U S Authorities Deny Red Charge in Berlin Incident
U S authorities deny a Rupilan charge that an American fighter plane endangered a passenger route over Berlin. The claim dated April 28 drew Soviet protests and was dismissed as false by U S military officials. Treasury report shows assets and expenditures with substantial deficit.
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Mock Raid At Selfridge Field In Wartime Style Exercise
Lorient Press reports Selfridge Field conducted a mock raid exercise during peacetime. Yousie pilots defended the base as 200 B-29 bombers and 160 escort planes trained nationwide. Lt. Col. David Schilling called the defense a successful mission.
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Columbus horse show slated Sunday with record entries
Officials announced the 70th annual horse show sponsored by the No Bay Ruling Club of Camp and Command Volunteer Pigentet will be held Sunday at Columbus on Route 6 opposite Turhen's garage. The 22 events include a f pony drawing for the top prize and more than 160 riders expected among 2,000 attendees. Entertainment features Orvie Shook and Sindy and Perdinand the Bull, with music by the Sunset Ramblers and others guiding the event.
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Columbus
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Allis
Feaure Orvie
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Nine Injured On Area Highways In May Traffic
State Police report nine people injured in 13 area traffic accidents during May. Property damage total about 4400 dollars. One vehicle and one motorbike valued at 100 dollars were recovered. Fourteen criminal investigations or more were conducted, with one arrest on criminal charges. Sixty-six traffic arrests from 254 patrols covered 10 695 miles by six Corry station officers. Other investigations handled for other departments.
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Ped Hubley
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Hubley Naid
Dr Champlin Praises Schools At Commencement
Dr Carroll D Champlin professor of education at Penn State College urged Corry High seniors to pursue preparedness for world peace through American high schools. He drew on international experience and stressed the need for strong education to foster democratic understanding. Class speakers Miss Jean Resele and Miss Ruby Hildebrand urged graduates to face life with courage and wisdom as the 147 graduates were praised for their achievements.
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Carroll D. Champlin
Pennsylvania State College
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WSU
Unms
Champlin
China
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Ruby Hildebrand
Ulrged Sneir
M Tuake
Lawrence Lindstrom
Bstusch & Lowish
Willa Zafiropulos
Theresa Puichly
D.A.R
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Reader's Digest
Howard Swanson
Virgil Gey Ciyt
Hopes Fade for Rail Settlement Across Nation
Washington reports state leaders of three unions sought a congressional investigation into the administration’s handling of wage demands after failing to secure a White House settlement. Johnston Robertson and Glover aimed to meet senators to press their case amid a looming rail walkout.
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Washington
Tawandinton
White House
Congress
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Glover
Truman
Selalu Gentus
Johnston
Robertson
Capitol
Wtalked
John R. Steel
Mani Tad
New Flood Warning Signals River Crisis Across Northwest
Residents of Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and British Columbia brace as Columbia River flood threat escalates. Officials mobilize Army National Guard volunteers and dam crews to shore defenses while two dozen communities prepared for renewed inundation after weeks of prior destruction.
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Truman Opens West Campaign Tour Amid Party Tensions
President Truman begins a westward campaign swing as party strife simmers. A confrontation with Democratic rivals and calls to withdraw from the race are noted, with the White House signaling plans for speeches and continued defense of his Civil Acts program.
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Ritman
Jett Democratic Party
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Gary
Ind
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Mogan
Americans For Democratic ActiAt
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Salisbury
Dentis
Brummall
Lloyd Starke
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Stark
Bovernier
Corry Welfare Society Raises 305 for Jewish Fund
Members met at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Barach to turn over 4905 donated to the Joint Distribution Committee in New York City. Nonmembers contributed the 305, bringing total society gifts to 2150 to aid Jewish people abroad and new arrivals in the United States.
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Corry Tewist Welfare Society
Harry Barach
New York City
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Pallnwite
Paraguayan Government Falls as Opposition Seizes Power
Formosa dispatch reports President Hipinmo Moninyi’s government toppled amid a border crisis with Argentina. Manuel Jy tom named Justice of Puirapissy’s court to replace him as parties split, revolts planned by four political groups, and protests exiling officials.
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Wreck Blamed on Sudden Stop Near Towville
A sudden stop on the highway caused a two-vehicle collision yesterday afternoon near Towville. Cates J. Kepsberg of Buffalo driving a southbound Pontiac rear-ended Margaret Rattott's Ford, as both slowed for an intersection signal. Damage to Rattott’s car estimated at 150 dollars, to Kepsberg’s about 15. The State Police barracks said the crash resulted from the sudden stop.
Senate delays Buchanan confirmation to Federal Power Commission
The Senate Commerce Committee delayed indefinitely the final vote on Thomas Buchanan for the Federal Power Commission. Senator Myers supports Buchanan, but a full Senate confirmation seems unlikely at the start of Congress. A special committee was authorized to investigate the matter and report back, but no date was set.
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Graduates Aid Labor Shortage in Corry Area
High school graduates in Corry area show rising job interest as 200 applicants await placement including 116 females and 14 veterans. May saw 147 job openings with 191 people reserved for work and 38 openings with qualified applicants. Jobs range from machine shop lay out to clerical and waitresses, with unemployment and servicemen’s benefits adjustments noted.
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Clean Up Parade Planned Friday In Bhullenipt
Duane Fogle announces a motor vehicle parade to spur civic participation in Bhullenipt. The lineup forms on West Washington Street at dawn led by motorcycle escort, with Fire Department, city officials, and participating businesses. A public address system will cover auctions and parade routes. a planning meeting was set for later in the day at the municipal building.
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Mine collapse near Marmet coal yard causes deaths
June 3 Marmet West Virginia two mining workers die and one is missing after a fall at the Marmet Coal Company mine near Hernshaw. Five others are injured including Robinson and Bryant from Marmet, while Virgil Parley, 95, is identified among the dead. The operation runs 85 men with 11 at work during the incident.
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Five Year Peacetime Draft Proposal Amid Wartime Notes
The report highlights U.S. and Allied wartime to peacetime policy shifts. Officials discuss draft plans and funding for foreign aid programs while Britain restricts Jewish movement from Cyprus to Palestine. The article notes a congressional committee urging cutbacks and mentions Truman’s approval request and global assistance totals.
Congress urged to curb labor union powers in policy push
Washington June 3 top coal industry opponents urged Congress to limit labor union powers and outlaw pension strikes. Testimony from Bhersole Gaines president of the National Coal Association pressed amendments to antitrust laws to curb strikes feared to endanger public health and economy. The Ball committee weighs Taft-Hartley changes with likely action next year. Lewis responded to invitation to testify. Justice Goldsborough warned of court battles over bargaining with the Southern Coal Producers Association. Presbyterians oppose universal military training in assembly message to Congress.
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Peacetime draft bill moves through Senate amid debate
The Senate armed services committee discussed a five year peacetime draft to supply manpower for regulars and reserves. Senator Gurney cites it as a “premium peace insurance policy” while controversy and potential amendments loom. House hearings and schedule adjustments aim to clear measures before adjournment.
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Newfoundland Votes On Future Of Island Dominion
Newfoundland's future hinges on June 3 voting as 110000 of 220000 residents cast ballots. Voters choose among joining Canada as province, returning to independent self government, or continuing crown commission rule. Campaigns split between unionists and independence supporters with economists proposing US union that failed to appear on the ballot.
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