Unclear Auction Notice With Mixed Farm Items Listed
Fragmentary OCR shows an auction or sale notice listing farm stock and equipment. Mentions buyers and sellers such as Clifford Kinley and J Gilt se, with items including cows, hay, oats, and tools. Details are garbled, including addresses and price cues, but indicates a local sale by a dealer or agent.
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Surat
West Ich
Bilal Bat
Clifford Kinley
West Do
Dargiin
Carl Olty
Pay
Johionedy
Ajax Strike Averts 8 Cent Wage Increase at Ajax Iron Works
A threatened strike by about 400 Ajax Iron Works employees was averted in a union meeting. The tentative agreement includes an eight cent wage rise and three and a half weeks of vacation pay for permanent workers. Contract runs to October 1, 1949 with retroactive provisions.
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Ajax Iron Works
Ub 7
Olebele
Toen
Thiergabiensi Aphovialian
Mlingle Mega
Eeseton
Gerry-Jamestown Mt. Corp
Brothers held after family farm assault in New York county
Waller Fwiury, 40, and Robert, 28, were arrested after a family fight at a farm in New York. The qualifier reports they struck with a 3 by 3 piece of lumber on their brother, suffered head injuries, and were treated at a hospital. They were later remanded by state police custody pending further proceedings.
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Clymer
Chiutauane
Wourk
Gseieiue
Waller Fwiury
Toni. A
Robert
Tal
Honor & Quarrel
Dmory
Corry Hospital
Roth Brothers
Wenvieried
New York State
Policnty
Tinie Mayytile
Wiekin
God Beacon
Creeks mass five divisions in largest offensive yet
AP reports Creeks organize five divisions for a major assault near Groen mos mountain farm, while 400 rebels strike Awproangell village twelve miles north of fonpina as fighting continues. UN notes uncertainty about Dutch-Indonesian front stability and possible collapse risks. A gas cylinder explosion at Romy station harms about 100 people, with rescues under way.
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Associated Press
Querry
Groenmos Mountain
Awproangell
Fonpina
Lewis Renews Offer to Avert Mine Walkout
Associated Press reports in Washington that Lewis repeats his pension proposal to avert a strike by the 40th coal mines after July 4. He seeks a Taft Hartley Act remedy and aims to fund $40 million in a miners welfare plan while negotiations with operators and Cyrus Ching of the Federal Mediation Service resume to prevent an economy-shaking walkout.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ditieohn
LeWis
Wen
Pete Iwis
Inketing
Cyrnis Ching
Serview
Ching
Conciliation Service
Whtch
Prisens
Etrod
Shendine
LMT
Lewis Prowsam
Agi Welfare Fund
GE Orders Wide Range of Price Increases
General Electric announced immediate price hikes from five to forty eight percent on many household and industrial items. President Charles Wilson cited higher wages energy and material costs as reasons. The move affects appliances motors and related components, with some TV and consumer electronics listed but not all products.
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New York
General Elecimie Company
Charles, Wilson
Crasse
CTO United
Elecirienl
Electriksers
Oyltchigewr and
Wisteintor Lafasfarmuny
Nast to Lead Corry Memorial Hospital Board
M M Nast elected president of the Corry Memorial Hospital Association board at a small meeting. Other officers named include Wallace Young as second vice president and Gidney Miston as secretary-treasurer. Dr A J Tutt and Edgar Alexander reappointed. The board reported 2367 patients treated, 14 497 days of service, 388 births, 218 major and 846 minor operations, with an average daily census of 40.
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M. M. Nast
Corry Memorial Hospi Associaion
Wismertjig
Hegemenit
Pubiio Library
oMivers
Waley Young
Arnst View
H. Holden
Gidney Miston
Trens Wen
Supl
Edgar Alexander
A. J. Tutt
Wan Hat
Association
Wallace Young
Qarpari
Amore
Ingurance
New Housing Bill Starts Through House Amid Rules Fight
Washington June 17 Republican leaders move a new housing bill toward House passage under rules blocking public housing votes. The House Banking Committee approved the measure 15 to 11 with 15 Republicans for and 10 Democrats plus one Republican voting against. The bill omits controversial public housing sections, favors veterans in buying government housing, and allocates mortgage insurance up to 80 percent of value with tax incentives for rental housing investment.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Hall of Wisconsin
House
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Ellendey
D-ty
Wagner
Wolcott
Mtotu
Fritz Kuhn Nabbed in Reich after recapture
Fritz Kuhn, leader of an American Bund faction, was recaptured in Germany after escaping from a Dachau internment camp. The camp director was dismissed following Kuhnert’s conviction in absentia on charges as a major Nazi offender and a 10 year hard labor sentence.
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Mvntich
Germany
Bellz Kuhn
Bund
Kuhn
Chernin
al Dachau
Antu Zirngit
Kuhnbert
France Accepts Six Power Pact Amid German Plan Moves
Paris June 17 The National Assembly narrowly approved a six power pact to set up an independent French backed government in Germany with Allied control. The plan provides for a constituent assembly in French American and British zones to establish a German government and for continued Allied occupation and Ruhr state power supervision. The vote 990 to 286 with 26 abstentions followed a bitter debate as the Communists and Far Right accused the government of failing to defend French interests.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Robey Schuman
Wut
Preneh
m@ venuty Li
Ostietar Journa
Schuman
Appoval
Buttati
United States
Luxembourg
Belgium
Netherlands
America
Ruhr
Rhssiany
Tno
Spring Creek Receives Heavy Trout Stocking Operation
A consignment of Brock trout from Bellefonte Hatchery was stocked yesterday afternoon in Spring Creek. The speckled beauties ranged from seven to nine inches, with some reaching a foot, and a large quantity was released at Hydels Pond and downstream. Helpers included Corry Red and Git Club members and others from Spring Creek, Kind Youngsville clubs.
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Spring Creek
Bellefonte
Five Americans Held as Prisoners of War
Unclear text reports five American captives from Yugoslavia are detained after a boat incident. Authorities say they were taken for guard inspection and are expected to remain aboard the vessel as the situation unfolds.
Final Showdown on Aid Program
The American foreign aid program faces a final showdown as a joint conference committee planned to meet to resolve differences between Senate and House versions. The House bill totals about 6.84 billion dollars for 42 months, while the Senate bill reverts to moving aid and adds roughly 1.18 billion beyond the House amount, removing several House-imposed restrictions.
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Associated Praia Washington
Toviay
Sainte-Toyie
United States
Japan
China
Korea
House
Administrasiat
Brudie
Ford on Display Here Tomorrow at Powell Motor Co
Powell Motor Co. to show three 1949 Ford models in a two day display expecting large crowds. The dealer will stay open until 5 PM each evening Friday and Saturday to accommodate visitors. A prize drawing will be held Saturday night with a door prize.
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Powell Motor Co
Ford
Heabowine
Belles
Powell
Uhah
Powell Firey
Arna
Mulvnie
Epee
Fear Runs Through Mt. Carmel After Airliner Crash
A two engine DC plane struck high tension wires over Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania causing a fatal crash. State Police reported bodies seen among wreckage but workers could not determine the number of dead. Authorities said the aircraft appeared to be a Tilted Airliner and wires caused the impact near the Mt. Carmel Thermal Webl area.
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Byasiwellen Pritin
Carmee
Maes
Elise
Mt. Carmel
Vandenberg Silent in Early Republican Nomination Debate
Reporting from Philadelphia on June 171 delegates debate in the Republican race. Arthur Vandenberg resists campaigning while Gov. Thomas Dewey gains favored status. Michigan's Dolf and Pennsylvania's Stassey push for late delegation influence amid uncertain prospects.
Parade Expected Large Turnout For City Clean Up Day
More than 150 bicyclists are expected for the city Clean Up parade set for 4:90 tomorrow evening. Montgomery Ward sponsors bicycle decoration contest with 170 youth applications. Stewart Long, David Livingston and Mayor J Fred Elmley will judge. Free tickets and parade routes are announced with vehicles and sound truck to precede riders.
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Montgomery Ward
Stewart Long
David Livingston
J.fred Elmley
Lietex Theatre
Porelen Wars Post
Washington Street
First Avenue
Main
Concord
jHorth
Center Street
Dred Kintey
Palatto
Truman veto overridden by GOP Congress again
Mexico plans its own telegraph network while government asserts a constitutional monopoly. The Mexican Telegraph Company and Western Union are noted players in the evolving state control over foreign telegraph services and concessions.
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Truman
Mexico
Pune
Communications Department
Gouipuy
New York
U.S
Wester Union
All America Duties
Westen Union
Olf Duky Sy All Amer~iea
Angiering Communications
Bernadotte in Tel Aviv Today
Count Folke Bernadotte traveled to Tel Aviv to meet Israeli leaders and discuss permanent peace arrangements for Palestine. He aims to confirm Arab and Israeli cooperation, review the truce, and determine if consultants from Arab countries will assist at his Rhodes HQ with data and documents.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Folke Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Bernadatte
United Nations
Thas Beet
Mahmoud
Ehmy Wokrashy Pasha
Holy Land
Rhodes
Abdel Rahman Azam Pasha
League
Bernadotte
400 Scouts Will Camp at Mead Park Encampment
More than 400 Boy Scouts from the Washington Trail Council are expected to attend the fourth annual encampment at Mead Park in Corry over the weekend. The event starts at 3 p.m. tomorrow with first arrivals and continues through Sunday afternoon featuring demonstrations of camping skills and a campfire program presented by the Erie Lodge Order of the Arrow.
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Washington Trail
T Ie
Washington Trail Council
Corry
Mead Park
Ofelock
Third Ward
Eriex Lodge
Order of the Arrow
Lth
Congress Extends Overrides Over President Truman
Congress passes major legislation over President Truman's veto for the third time in four days. The rate bill bars rate and fare agreements among rail carriers without Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Democrats align with Republicans to back the overrides as others warn of political backlash.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Wali-Bruat Wwe
Tinalavtin
House
Vathwad Bil
Tallronels
Interstate Commerce
United States Employment Service
Labor Department
Eters! Security Agency
GOP
Whits House
Conngress
Mr. Truman
Police Probe Breaks In At Kurtz Building
City police report a break in at the M4 American Railway Express Warehouse located in the former Kurtz Building on Penne rnia Street. Officials from Ajax Transport say the incident was observed by warehouse staff and law enforcement pursued the suspect as custodial guards watched.
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Kurtz Building
American Railway Express
Furkt Fugtore
Penneyrenia Steqapy
Ajax Tren
Ciarl PD
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Wight
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Clymer Brothers
Lake Success
Lune
Agi U.N
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Tnhe
Romy
Regia
Hinemania Funes
Corry Hospital Board
Banking Committee
New Castle
Cale Supermarket
Atom
Eees
Suayer Spene Yranepumy
Ulliik Hens
Anth Lulace
Tapmy
Bedi
Jubilmir Pte
He Ajai
Ponserves
Hey Coudert
R-Nv
Drew
Dubmieiis
Denar
Shotas
Bill
Avid
VNU
Rep
Il Low
Fritz Kuhn
Reich
France
National Assembly
U. 5
Vandenberg
Philadelpina
Arthur Vaidorther
Perm
Thomas Bl. Dewey
Bates
Vindenberg
Bala
Witte
Perso
Haine
Michigans
Goy
Kim Sigler
Michigan
N.hs
Iteynathin Vandenberg Wis
Miege
Sermboy
Dunes Hy Dulf
Pennsylvani
Dulf
Vandenbers
Harold
Stassey
Stasser
Wrensburg
Leon W. Andrews
Detroit
Vendl O Block
Congress’ Action
Pietsborch
Alberkenes
Wurhhy
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