For Sale classified items mix sale notice and miscellaneous goods
Misc items listed include livestock calves heifers dairy stock odds and ends tools machinery tractors plows harrows diggers and a wide array of household and farm goods. Several locals such as J Dial and Phil articles advertise farm equipment and sale details with dates and locations in a cluttered community notice style.
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Ant Street
West
Dial
D. Fred
John New
West Seas
Lil Wovylltestautte
Dales
Guern
Old Svereh
Gale
Breuster
Tev Sr
Sake
Buzz Planien
John Galse
Keville
Artie
Corry
Priv
Ware
Sal
Arly
Deimos
Opical
Mgs Sa
Senate Fast Tracked Draft Revival Amid Amendments Vote
The Senate approved a measure to enlist 25,000 aliens as part of a limited draft revival amid a long session. Key civil rights amendments faced tight votes with Southern Democrats opposing early poll tax and voting restrictions while Taft and Langer pushed for seven amendments. The chamber moved to allow 18-year-olds to serve and to fund a broader mobilization, aiming to complete action on the draft bill with ongoing debate.
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Senate
Associated Pret
Washington
Senathe Laine
Mass
Selata
Ehimawa
Netliie
Tommorow
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services
Langer
R-Sd
Jane
Mino
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Lucas
Luca
Sena
For Lodge
Unitedates
Bunch Is Dismissed Cambria Jail Matron
In Cambria Pa Vincent Bunch was removed as warden last week by Ed Beattie and his wife, court records show. Mrs Beattie was named matron automatically vacating the jail wife’s quarters. An appeal of the matron’s dismissal is pending in county court with a hearing set for June 21.
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Ormerurg
Tyne
Vincent Bunch
Td Beattie
Wara
Beattie
Ida
Aleh
Atate
Mri County Court
Beef Prices Jump 15 Cents Across City Markets
The city sees beef prices rise about 15 cents per pound with steaks up several cents and pork prices varying less. Wholesalers report a supply boost to cattlemen as a price upswing spreads through local butcher shops and markets.
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Lola Rena Men Mens
Ank Corry
Hamburg
Logal Butchers
Idaho Gives Truman Votes At Sun Valley Convention
Idaho pledged 19 votes to President Truman at the Democratic national convention. Idaho leaders, including State Chairman Danny Cavanagh, stated full support for Truman doctrine and policies. Mixed Capitol Hill reaction followed as factions debated the president’s renomination and regional blocs influenced delegation outcomes.
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Associated Press
Sun Valley
Tdqha
Dune
Truman
Dany Cavanagh
Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad
Dollar Mountain
Vollage
W. Averell Rayrmon
Cavanagh
Truman Adinistration
Capitol Hill
South
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
U S Hints At Lifting Arms Embargo For Palestine
New York Daily Mirror reports U S officials plan to lift the arms embargo to aid Palestine. In New York, ammunition handlers were alerted for assignment and orientation, sworn to secrecy, with notices sent to Longshoremen's Association members by an Allied officials request in Washington.
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New York
New Yorke
Daily Mirror
United States
Palestine
Holy Land
Mirror
Alent
APL International Longshorwimen’s Association
Anion
Wnent
Washington
Special Session to Open Paying Bids on Summer Program
City council schedules a special session to open bids for summer park program construction. Last night at the regular meeting, no bids were received for a city auto purchase, a Walter Ross bid was tabled, and several street and safety issues were discussed including warning signals at sharp turns and a street light request south of Sherman Street.
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Council Wit
TAN Pm
Don Willems
Advernse
Cornell
Pew
Walter Ross
City
Io Union
West Church Streets
West Pleasany
Nortwest Sireals
Shelby
Erie County Highway Department
Gerry Civil Service Board
Ralph Foster
Leon Brown
Poster
Second Avenue
Sherman Sitet
Snyder Cipele Res
Wollon
Rowan, Ton
Rochester
Windle
Poirhaven
Raymond Avenue
Carl Smith
Cory Memorial Hospital Association
Jhe
Walla
Sweet
Néeyed
Dred Kinney
Paris Gestapo spy executed as France faces firing squad
Genevieve Dan wile, a Gestapo spy, was executed by firing squad in Thyerated France as the first woman to face such a sentence. An accomplice, Roger Calame, was beheaded with her. The pair were accused of aiding German occupation by planning to mutilate French resistance members. The June 8 note also reports the French cabinet approving a Western Germany power agreement, while Yugoslavia urged continuing Mary’s administration of pre-Bosnian African colonies and opposed a United Nations mandate over Lib, Eritrea, and Somaliland.
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Associated Pres. Parte
Genevieve Dan Wile
Loriny
Suii
France
Roger Calame
Reslaminer Fortes
Rome
Yugoslavia
Mary
London
Yugoshev
Lib
Erlieea
Tali Somaliland
Early Deadlock Looms in Coal Negotiations With Miners
Washington reports indicate deep impasse as 20 hours allotted for a possible contract expires with no agreement. Private talks at the Stoster Hotel failed to produce a united plan, while miners’ welfare funds face funding disputes and questions of good faith in bargaining with the Southern Coal Producers Association.
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Axspolsted
Washington
Hott
Ais Se Mn
Lewis
Athele
Regumient
Te Stoster
Wie
United Witne Workers
John L. Lewis
Bown
Lywy
Benst
Supreme Court Rules On Divorces
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Vinson, rules on interstate divorce recognition. The decision emphasizes full faith and credit across states for divorce decrees while weighing due process and state court procedures.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Vinson
Florida
Wnouigh
Gorey church buys property for new building and parsonage
Approximately 70 members of the Gorey Liyungeliea Walled route church voted unanimously at the annual meeting to purchase the Roy Rivkersan property between the cure and Keewent parsinage. The plan includes a Sunday School building, a modest parsonage, and an education building. Officers elected include My Chase as Title, Keith T. Hentoxi secretary of the Sunday School, and Lyle M. Chases secretary of the Oleh Council.
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Roy Rivkersan
Bouwan
North Center
Ute
Aia
Desecl
My Chase
Smbehmne
Keith T. Hentoxi
He Eimetiay School
Pumieleia Campbell
Vemiurer
Desiu Whitenysotis
Ehueehy Aarhstevenss Distridet
Eure
Jarl J. Henton
Chuck Couneil
Lyle
Nile
Charles 5
Aulleraon
Mai
Tiwh Keppel and Vis
Glenn Humes
Ex-Corry man in crash of B-29 in Germany
John Frontera, formerly of Curry and Jora avenues, an Army Hospital veteran, was critically injured in a B‑29 crash near Frankfurt, Germany. He piloted the plane which was forced down after attempting to set it down to aid at the air base, Frontera later enlisted again in 1947 and served overseas. He is the brother of Tony Frontera and husband of Byle Vester Peantery.
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John Tl. Prontern
Inn
U S, Army Hospital
Germany
Frontera
Frankfurt
Turkey
Ayieh
Ayieh Was Stumpline (Up Set Lye Bie Craft Down Athe Air Base
Liven i Curry
Jora Une
Aero Supply Mt. Co
Erie
Pranteta
Tony Fronters
Burond Wvonie
Out Byle
Vester Peantery
Hilts Bay
Youth Wounded by Gun Leaves Hospital in Mill Village
Ayia Beremuid 44 year old man and 40n of mar ane Mrs Phill Berehtetd Bylo was discharged from the Ulu Gly Festival Task evening after the wise but accidentally white planicking dlone French Greek near Mill Village. State Police of the Corry Barracks who investigated, and the youth was shot by Margate Reeinhardt 17, who picked up 4 .22 caliber rifle be ne used for target practice and Ke e identially tipped the trigger. The bullet passed through the boy's eight arm, narrowly missing the bows.
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Ayia Beremuid
Mar Ane
Phill
Bylo
Mill
Corry
Margate Reeinhardt
Senate panel backs year tariff act extension
The Senate Trade Committee backed a one year extension of the Tariff Act with a Millikin-Vandenberg amendment. The plan would require the president to veto or approve tariff rates within 40 days after readings, stirring party line votes as Republicans and Democrats split.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Mywavy
Republi
Vandenberg
Mich
Millikin Calor
Congress
Millen
Taft
Fi Hio
Taft Seeks Stassen Delegates In Midwest Shuffle
Washington June 8 Associ AIHS reports presidential hopeful Robert A Taft counting on Midwestern supporters as a possible Stassen Taft ticket emerges. Taft aides deny outreach while hints surface that Stassen delegates may back Taft in the Ohio fight. Michigan Senator Vandenberg and others discussed as potential second ballot pivots amid party maneuvering.
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Associated Press
Washington
Associaihs
Robert A. Taf
Allough Wait
Harold
Siessen
Ohio
Stessen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Bubile Tal Camp
Mak Stnssen
Brassan
Vandenhees
Taft
Vandenbere
Joseph W. Marti
Massachusetts
Boston
Iuport
St Edward's Lists Events Ahead of Year End
The St Edward's School plans a week of activities including a public spelling contest for grades four through seven, a school picnic at Curmdohtx Lake, and the graduation of four Bentur class members Sunday evening. Rev Joseph Al Cinolt will address graduates and families on Catholic Education. The graduates are Donald Luton Rita Tookeen Louise Migilaccio Mary Gloria Sullivan.
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St. Edward’s School
Curmdohtx Lake
Wridey
Joseph AL Cinolt
Purell
Donald Luton
Rita Tookeen
Loulse Migilaccio
Mary’ Gloria Sullivan
Tornado sweeps town in Indiana injuring several
A destructive tornado swept Henryville Indiana yesterday destroying more than 20 houses and barns damaging two churches and the high school building. The storm’s arc stretched through southern Illinois Indiana and lower Michigan with winds near 51 miles per hour and reports of hailstones and large debris.
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Henryville
Tid
Weather Bureau
Lake Huron
Michigan
Lower Lakes
Appalachians
Latie Stiles
Illinois
Indiana
Anderson
Goshen
GE offers eight per cent pay hike across GE plants
General Electric offered an eight percent wage increase to about 125000 workers in GE plants nationwide. The rise equals roughly nine cents more than the current 15 cent hourly rate, and was presented to United Electrics, Radio and Machine Workers negotiators amid ongoing talks since March 2. Union reps paused to review the proposal, seeking clarity on its effective date and automatic adjustments tied to the cost of living index.
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Associated Press
New York
General Electric
United Electrics, Radio and Machine Workers
UTO
Ulus
U. S. Department of Labor
Police recover stolen vehicle near Columbus
State Police of Corry recovered an Erie man s 1947 Ford sedan abandoned near Columbus. An eyewitness reported the car, valued at $975, stolen Friday night from near the owner Stanley Fabin s home where the car had been left unlocked.
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Corry
Erie
Columbus
Stanley Fabin
Fahin
Amcers
Hope 10 Rescue Trapped in Isdud Sector
Reports say Hope 10 rescue forces remain encircled in the Isdud sector amid ongoing fighting. Telegrams indicate an Egyptian spearhead has gained initiative near Tel Aviv as bombing interrupted early today. Both sides consider a reply to a truce proposal.
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Hope 10
Isdud
Tel Ayiy
Bernadotte plan to freeze military situation in Palestine
Associated Press report from Cairo details ongoing fighting in northern Palestine as Arabs and Jews respond to Bernadotte's four week truce proposal. Tel Aviv attacked from sea with air raids. Jewish status of Jerusalem and on the ground positions around besieged areas discussed amid Arab League opposition and Jewish underground statements.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Toyeesene
Tutu
Tel
Uheaved
Manim
Musanim
Isdud
God
Porelen
Tel ‘Aviv
Vist
Ightiaz
Miesanim
Worthernutskirts
Casablanca
Morocco
Riolling
Baylee
Djerada
Aujda
Bernadotte
United Nations
sJerusalam
Iat
Jerusalem
Jobid
Gren Mt Hilions
Ara League
Jerssalem
Irgun Zyul
Warren workers strike over wage demands in city council vote
Municipal workers in Warren staged a strike a day after the Warren city council partially granted wage increase requests. Strikers from street departments sought 22 cents per hour, while the council rejected a larger raise for sewer department workers and others outlined in the dispute.
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Warren, Pt
Warren
Mmembers
Pak Aa
Cme
Colle
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