Fragmented classified ad lists furniture and farm gear for sale
An OCR readout catalogs a jumble of items offered for sale including beds, dressers, living room sets, a vanity, chairs, kitchen wares, tables, a chest of drawers, a wardrobe, a cabinet, and various household goods. It also notes farm implements, plows, wagons, harnesses, a mower, a plow, a pump, and other farm equipment. There are dates and names interspersed, with references to locations and sellers.
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City
Wiliam
Bredita
Gath
Sale
Aitlex
Hove
Cineanee
Tn Wing
Neil
Clymer
Lewis Agrees To Reopen Coal Negotiations Monday
Lewis agrees to reopen coal wage talks Monday as Vandenberg presses to restore aid fund cuts. No immediate agreement, but near consensus expected on wage increases. A stumbling block remains in pension funds while a strike threat looms about a month away.
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Lewis
Vandenberg
Slash
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Columbia River
U. S
Elmer Fisher
Columbia
Vancouver
Washington
Juneaucun
Es Ron
Justice T
Alan
Goldsborough
John
Savage
United States
Camn
Alew
Une
Amin
Inia
UMW
Goldshdroe Lavin
Jby Welly
Hopkins
Untion
Hstead
U. S. Steel Cooperation
Benjamin P
L Pairless
George M. Humphrey
Pittsburgh Corralidation Coal Company
Humphrey
Fairless
Wik Lewis
Urge Caution Purchasing Real Estate
An article by Roger Babron warns buyers against bidding up land prices amid rising mortgage costs and shifting market pressures. It notes farmers face lower product prices and higher living costs while banks solicit mortgage loans. The piece suggests a potential price crash and discusses government loan programs and possible public sales of properties if policy shifts occur.
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Roger Babron
Babeon Park
Mics
Arreullnce
Hendlers
Beth Yaluis
Jane
Small
Nseg
Federal Reserve Bank
Legion
Federal Loan
Tris
Hese Fentral Loan
Hese Fentral Loan and Savings
Sis
Youths sentenced in Philadelphia murder case
A youth was sentenced to a correctional school while a second youth, Almeida, faced a death recommendation by a jury of nine women and three men for the fatal shooting during a market holdup near Cecil Ingling in Philadelphia on January 30. Another youth, Thomas Saurays, 19, was received as pretrial. An associate, Edward Hough, 32, testified during Almeida's trial.
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Almeidary
Presa Philadelphia
Ji Wei
Dievié Mena
Philadelphia
Almelds
Min National Bank of
New Mlaung
Rola Cecil Ingling
Fadward Hough
Almaida
Almeida
Dames F. Gialth, Jr
Uist
Grays
James Ford County
Esr
Predict Record Columbia River Crest On Tuesday
The Columbia River crest is forecast to reach flood levels on Tuesday, with strong winds and heavy rain complicating the rise. Officials warn the lower valley communities to anticipate rising waters, while engineers rush to reinforce dikes and protect towns and farms. Local divers and weather experts project the crest near historic highs, stressing preparedness as the river threatens widespread inundation.
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Columbia River
Hodge Demands Full Red Apology From Russians
Lt Gen John R Hodge demanded a full apology from the Russians after North Korean constabulary shot Karl S Smith, an American government employee, near the border. Hodge said the incident was a very serious matter and urged the offenders be apprehended and punished. The clash occurred about 20 yards south of the boundary line during a dining outing near Seoul.
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Seoul
John R. Hodge
Americas
Karl S. Smith
Samtington
W. Va
Dinin
Hodge
G. FP
Borotkov
Hse
Wikelt
Sind
Saving Stamps Sale At Schools Reported
The total size of government war savings stamps at Concord and other schools for 1947 48 was $7444.20. Purchases included Concord $200.65 Harding $64.80 Junior High and Elementary $044.30 Palrview $848.10 Benior High $482.10 Washington $...
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Ineal
Muss
Ejen Lodge
Concord
Harding School
Palrview
Benior
Washington School
Two Killed on County Roads Reported in May
Lt James Maroney of Troop B Pennsylvania State Police said May saw 52 rural highway accidents in the county with five fatalities and 20 injury crashes injuring 30 people. Total property damage reached 312175. Police made 199 traffic arrests. officials warned of increased traffic in coming vacation months.
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James
Maroney
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Cotmby
Explosion Shocks Shanghai Downtown. Casualties Reported
A large explosion tore through downtown Shanghai causing injuries and fires in several buildings. People were injured by shattered glass as crowds fled blocked streets. A separate naval victory mention and coded reports from various sources follow this unrest.
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Associated Presa Bbanghat
Shanghai
Union City veteran found dead in jail cell
A 40 year old Union City man, Talon Ely Stuffbeam, was found dead by hanging in a city jail cell shortly after 6 am. Deputy Coroner Mark Glenn indicated the veteran had a nervous condition after a WWII discharge. Survived by mother Harlette Gross and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Talon Ely
Mark Glenn
StuTalbtown
Bridge Sieut
Union City
Glu
Pday
Tom
Stuffbbeam
Nelkon
John
Gross
LeBaron
Anws— Foun Legion
Phan Us Pit
Social Security Payments Hiked to Aid Aged and Blind
June 5 Washington Avul dlemillion dollar boost would raise payments to dependent children the aged and the blind pending signature to become law. House approved Senate passed 1 to 6 vote. Increase would add 35 a month for aged and blind and 43 a month for dependent children with caps up to 50 and 27 for dependents.
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Washington
Avul
Truman
Avil
Senate
Mw Lovaldind
Swimming Pool Benefit Concert Planned Two Nights
A two night charity concert announced by Mead Park directors aims to raise funds for a city swimming pool. The plan includes a concrete masonry pool of about 13,000 capacity with a bathing house of 4,500 square feet and staff. a $2000 project cost is projected for completion and operation. The program features Charles Lyais, soloist, and Peguy Norton Dawson, harpist, as part of an entirely new entertainment lineup.
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Fie
High
Seigol
Lpib
Meid Park
Bern
Bon D. Williams
Elty Enginesy
Fils
He Mead Park Huare
Uuw
Charles Lyais
Peguy Norton Dawson
Corry Firefighters Answer Two Calls
Two fires in Corry strained the Stanford Hose Company but caused no injuries. The first blaze at a farm near Hare Creek involved 410 chicks, started by a stove. Neighbors contained it before crews arrived. A second alarm at Gerryshunestowr Mig Corp plant triggered sprinklers. officials found no further danger.
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Stanford Hose Company
Welter Hi
Hare Creek
Sciota Coats
Air, Hill
Art
Raymond Mig. Co
Iust
Wil
Sidon
Mig Corp
Bruck From No. 2 Fire Stu Hun
T Plank
School Tax Cards Issued This July
Irene Mullen announced changes to school tax cards dated July. The per capita levy remains, with issuance continuing over the next two months to September and October, and all taxes will be due with five or more.
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Irene Mullen
Duluth Fire Ravages Four Story Store and Board of Trade
A major blaze in Duluth Minnesota caused extensive damage including a four story furniture store and the nine story Duluth Board of Trade building housing grain offices. Dozens of retail shops burned as wind fanned flames toward the Northwestern Bell and Wolvin buildings. Fire crews from Duluth and nearby towns fought the blaze, with one guard injured and services disrupted. Police traced the start to a Rudolph Furniture store on Third Avenue West.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Pire
Dulth
Duluth Board of Trade
Third Avenue
First Street
Superior Street
Board of Trade
Truman Campaign in Nebraska Reinforces Open Race Claim
President Truman arrived in Omaha amid a cross country tour promoting seven goals of abundance and attacking the GOP led Congress. He plans a second major address in Omaha and visits Boys Town, while Mrs Truman and daughter Margeret join him. The campaign follows a Chicago speech before about 23,000, stressing housing health security education and jobs, with emphasis on farm policy and universal training. In Pittsburgh a separate robbery unfolded as three gunmen seized nearly $8,000 in cash and checks from a Shadyside bank after forcing a guard to the floor.
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Nebraska
GOP Congress
Associated Press
Omaha
Trusman
Chicago Stadium
Boys Town
Sailine
Swedish Pioneer Centennial Association
Truman
Margeret
Pacific Northwest
California
Congress
Council Delays New Police Car Bid Process
City council members reported no bids from local dealers for a new police patrol car after advertising last month. Officials expect a short Monday session to address only routine bills and monthly reports while awaiting possible bids.
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Council
Carnell
Police Pa Weal
Stule
Wionky
Mandal
Flag Day Event to Feature Lt Col Isreall in City Park
Lt Col Isreall to speak at Flag Day ceremonies in City Park. Veterans of World War II with 38 years in service, he will discuss wartime experiences in Europe. Parade plans include West Washington street route with Girls Drum and Bugle Corps and White Squadron. Events move to Sunday to accommodate church services and larger attendance.
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Lee E. Tsreall
CAC
O. F. Keating
The
Elks Lodge
Tsreall
Erle
Hesarge Corps
Pennsylvania
Europe
Ares
West Washington Street
First Avenue
West South Street
Center Street
Ene Lodge of Bits
Erie Railroad Doubles Ist Quarter Profits
Erie Railroad reports first four months net profit before capital and sinking funds of 3.33 million, up from 179,876 last year. Quarterly income 8.02 million, expenses 5.71 million. Dividend details show 10a per cent common stock and 2.25 per share preferred. Ford raises prices on models, unveiling new 109 Ford with a 7 percent average increase.
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Robert E. Woodruff
New York
Erie
Eastern Trunk Railraads
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Foreign policy leader battles House cuts on aid program
Senator Vandenberg battles a House reduction in the Europe Asia aid budget as the House approves 15.98 billion dollars for 15 months. Debates center on withholding funds to Britain, arms purchases for foreign aid, and limits on specific programs.
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Washington
America
Senator Vandenbere
Puliey
Marshall Plem
Conncessinne
Selintar Connally
Senate
Dio
House
Diriyen R-Ak
Rayburn
Texas
Congress
United States
Russia
Europe
DUI
Trieste
Greece
Turkey
China
International Refuges Organization
Great Britain
Purrney Exchange
City repairs begin on east Washington Street
City crews work to repair and replace the east Washington Street brick pavement torn up after last fall. Workers have prepared the road since the past two days and yesterday poured a cement base under the bricks to address sagging connections with the storm sewer.
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City Street
Washington Street
Arrow Alley
Bejl Washington Sre
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