Fragmentary Classifieds Span Tools Cars and Real Estate
Readable bits show a jumble of items including tools, a mower, furniture, electrical goods, and a property sale led by Katie Carry. Mentions small towns Ottawa Lat and a council related claim process with paid claims and verified deeds.
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Watts
AL ES Wi
Oune
Ft Street
Vaintaus
Ierrie
Ron
Uresser
Honeer
Ottawa Eenemilker
K van
Ul Tools
Reo
Meur
Oumly
Mass F-84 crash spurs hidden manhunt and casualties
Eight F-84 Thunderjets crashed in two flights near Richmond Indiana killing three pilots and injuring two. Surviving pilots say weather was not the cause while authorities consider sabotage and conduct a full investigation. Censorship by base commander limits information as procedures proceed.
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Ty Associated Press
Richmond
Ind
Army Air Force
Selfridee Field
Mich
Wright ~ Patterson Field
Dayton
Gol
C.F. Carter
Ould
Babson Sees No Chance Of Price Decline
Babson argues prices will not fall while full employment continues and demand remains weak for beef, clothing, and goods. He notes quality goods stay costly as brands raise prices when old stock is worn out. The piece discusses wage influence, union power, and government attempts to fix prices as a political battle.
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New York City
Todiay
Hense
Washington
Death comes for Murray R. Olds at Corry hospital
Murray R. Olds died after several weeks illness at Corry Memorial Hospital. He attended Dory schools and Phillips Exeter Class of 1909, helped manage Climax Manufacturing, aided dissolution and property sales, and later worked with Baldwins Paying Co. He served in WWI with General Abs Terrbury's 18th Regiment. Surviving wife Bernice Edwards Olds, daughter El Ames, four grandchildren, and Anwin Bliss. Funeral Thursday and service Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Keating Funeral Home. Burial at Ping Gravy Cemetery.
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Murray R. Olds
Corry Memorial Hospital
Climax Manufacturing Company
Oldy
Aero Supply
Mig. Corp
Baldwin Brothers Paying Co
Olds
Monk
Lis Wbty
R. Rogers
Absterbury
18Th Regiment of Volunteer Engineers
Corry
Roger
Williamaville
N.Y
Anwin
C1 Bliss
Bracken- Keating
Janoph Clair
Ping Gravy
Spartansburg Talks Jointure for Multicounty School District
A meeting in Spartansburg discussed a proposed jointure involving Corry, Spring Creek, Columbus, Elgin, Wayne, and Concord townships to form a joint junior senior high school in Corry. Twenty seven officials from Erie, Warren, and Crawford counties attended as boards weigh consolidating parts of Eldred, Concord, Rome, and Spring Creek to ease Spartansburg’s demand for space.
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Corry
Spring Creek
Columbus
Elgin
Wayne
Concord
Spartansburg
Richard L. Witmer
Ele Ied
Rome
Witmer
Spartanshuro Consolidated School
Eldred
Tramn Concord
Trom Spartansburg
Erie
Watrert Ant’ Crawford
Trom Crawford
Boy Falls From Window Breaks Arm in 20 Foot Drop
A three year old, Marti Grelshaw Jr, accidentally fell from a bedroom window. He hung onto a sash and plummeted to the ground, suffering multiple fractures and bruises. He was rushed to Coy Memorial Hospital where X rays confirmed a broken arm and other injuries.
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Marti Grelshaw
Senday
Age Nes
Martin Grelsham
Jostis Gilles
Coy Memorial Hospital
New tax controls promised as inflation fears grow
Washington reports indicate administration proposals for new tax measures to curb inflation. Congress plans swift action to extend credit controls while Truman faces pressure on taxes, auto powers, and rent and real estate credits. Secretary Snyder suggests a cautious starter tax package amid inflation warnings from the Council of Economic Advisers. Secretary of State Acheson reveals wartime code break gave advance notice of Japanese peace feelers in 1945.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
House
Means
Ie House
Senate
Gerhays
My. Truman
State Acheson
U. S
British diplomats missing in postwar espionage scare
London reports thousands of detectives and intelligence agents across western Europe searching for two British diplomats believed to have vanished near the purge of postwar tensions. The men, Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess, formerly at the British embassy, are suspected of defecting amid telegrams and coded messages detailing their movements. Officials say evidence remains inconclusive as probes expand to Paris and other capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Europe
Paris
Koma
Ensland
Cwnblianetiy
Dynald D. Maclontai
Wellni
Guy Burgess
Fuemer
Luce Beloivi
Ian
Ficji
TeWshijer Daily Herald
Burgess
Rim
Placements at PSES Office Hit 227 During May
May placements at the PSES office reached 227 as job seekers, led by 180 women, found work in various sectors. Stewart Long, manager of the Pennsylvania Stave Employment Service, noted comparisons to April and last year, with new applications rising and unemployment benefits up slightly due to seasonal factors in woodworking plants and packing facilities.
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Stewart Long
Pennsylvania
War Manpower Commission
Long
Wore
PSES
North Asi
Lone
Union City
Wes
Joeat
City Playgrounds Set to Open Monday for Children
City announces opening of supervised playground activities Monday under the Summer program. The plan offers a varied sports menu for school age children and full details are on the sports page.
Spring Creek School Jointure Likely To Save District Costs
Spring Creek township school district may join a larger district to reduce secondary school costs. Data show a potential yearly saving of 1834 dollars due to increased state aid and shared facilities, with the district preserving some local control and remaining under Spring Creek boards during transition. The plan follows similar moves by rural districts sending seventh and eighth graders elsewhere and aims to fund a half million dollar building program. Public sentiment shifted from opposition to tentative support as residents learn the program’s details.
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Spring Creek Township
Sybl
Lawrence Doug
Spring Creek
Corry
Becausr
Waiter
Roulwine
Douglas
Rumors Fly As Marshall Ridgway Meet In Korea
ASSOCIASE Press reports peace rumors surrounding General Marshall and General Ridgway during a Korea visit. They sat for talks about a potential break in the war while South Korean officials pressed for views on the visit. Marshall dismissed rumors to reporters and declined speculation on new instigations.
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Marshall
Ridgway
Associase Press
Torvo Dive
Derene Guurye
Marshall Wnd
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
Pusan
Korea
Republic
Thosr
Symsman
Rhee
United Nations
Comaiandsen
Trey Wolk
Awe Marshall
Red China
Mao
Tse-tung
Blatt Theatre Chain Plans Drive In At Range Corners
Blatt Brothers theatre chain announces purchase of Ib acre tract at Range Corners five miles west of Corry on Route 6 to build a modern 500 car drive in. Project aims for summer start with federal approval, joining other drive ins owned by the firm.
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Cory Viclity
John Bint
Blatt Brothers Theatre
Range Corners
Corry
Blatk
Sumner
Suick
Blatt
Erie
Lynt Sill
Blut
Sime Sunny
Wayne
Uke Britt Concern
Arso
Flag Day Program By Cory Lodge Elks
The Cory Lodge of Elks hosts its annual Flag Day program Thursday in the City Park. Muss Coleman Band of Talon City provides music with an invocation by Rev. Joseph Recla n, remarks by Alfred Morricoh Sr, welcome by Jerome Needham, and remarks by J. Fred Kinley. The program includes selections by the Elks Male Chorus, addresses by Mayor J. Fred Kinley and District Attorney Damian McLaughlin, the Star Spangled Banner, additional Coleman Band selections, benediction by Rev. Lair, and fireworks.
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Cory Lodge of Elks
Muss Coleman Band
Talon City
Joeph Re
Alfred Morricoh
Jerome Needham
Elks
J. Fred Kinley
Gorys
Coleman
Damian McLaughlin
Rev
Lair
Coleman Banit
Call of Young Doctors In State
State Selective Service Director Hony M. Gross announced that Pennsylvania doctors born between 1924 and 1928 will be drafted into the Army in July. The group will be part of a program aligned with wartime mobilization and government measures.
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Wey Msouenseen
Fenny Aarrisborg
Junge Ysixlye
Oie
Younsy
Pennsylvania
Selective Service
Hony M. Gross
Firemen to Stage Annual Festival Parade and Water Battle
Columbus volunteer firemen announce their four day festival starting Wednesday with rides and concessions for all ages. Thursday features a water battle among local departments and a 7 pm parade including regional organizations. Proceeds fund the fire company debt from a recent truck purchase.
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Aike
Columbus
Arthur Hil
Russell
Sugar Grove
Pleasant Township
Liermont
Colum
Tag Sale Nets Hospital Auxiliary Sum of 430
The net proceeds from a hospital tag day sale total 430. Mrs. Earl Haight announced the total, with 405 in Corry, 19 in Spartansburg, and 93.50 in Clymer, yielding 457.50 gross and 27.50 expenses. Winners at Clymer were Sandra Campbell and Luella Wiggers. Mrs. Sherwood led Spartanshore sale, with Mrs. Williams assisted by Miss Shirley Bryson in Clymer.
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Earl Haight
Corry
Spartans
Clymer
Sandra Campbell
Luella Wiggers
Joseph Sherwood
Spartanshore
R. X. Williams
Shirley Bryson
Allied Forces Push Through Iron Triangle Front
Allied troops pressed to break the Red defense arc in North Korea with advances near Kumhwa and Chorwon. In rough fighting, UN forces reported gains of over three miles northwest of Youchow and two miles along the reservoir area as they pressed toward Chorwon and Kumhwa despite stubborn enemy resistance.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
North Korea
Wonsin
Tla Vital Vustewes
Buwretary
Abdumumande
Gin
Matthew
Enno
Alfied Frnops Hvice
Youchow
Korvie
Chorwath
Yonehon
Swithrg Wier Wien
Columbus Inn Sold Today to Erie Couple
The Columbus Inn was sold today to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krivonak of Erie by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drobnesk of Columbus. The transfer became final after approval of the beer and liquor license by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. The new owners take over the business, including fixtures stock and premises with a store location and second floor apartment.
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Columbus
Joseph Krivonak
Erie
Michael Drobnesk
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Hense
MacArthur Defends Record In Telegram About China Coalition
General MacArthur denounces a telegram as misrepresented and calls the suggestion of a Chinese Communist Nationalist coalition a grave diplomatic blunder. He argues any plan to unite the two sides would aid communism and harm freedom, in a telegram to Senator Knowland that became public.
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MacArthur
Ennwlind
Mack Arthur
Adm
Raymond Sprwince
Gen
Albert
Wedemeyer
T. S
China
SeHan
silBaseidor
Toggether
Knowland
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Vania
Steg Sons Tate
Ty Roger W. Babson
Memorial Hospital
Russia
Blatt Theatre Chain
Columbus Firemen
TAG Sale Nets Hospital
Shell Chorwon
Columbus Inn
Nearpre
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