Farm sale listing and household items across multiple notes
OCR reads a mixed sale advertisement listing a Holstein cow batch 29 head, 7 fresh heifers, yearlings, milking gear, hay equipment, and home goods. It mentions locations, sellers, and prices with scattered, unclear details and partial addresses. The fragmentary text also contains thanks and sympathy notes from a family.
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Tor Sale Mbér Co
Shelyador
Ighttown
ICE
Tronger
Alifornia
Cath Virginie
Draft struggle ends as 18s exempted
Washington June 21 The Congress reached a compromise on peacetime draft extending nine months beyond June 30 while 19 year olds return to eligibility and 18 year olds remain exempt The conferees also approved a pay hike for all armed services personnel signaling a political win for House advocates of higher military salaries
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Associated Press
Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Rep
Short
Jone
Genpte
Resenters
Senate
White House
Akron Rubber Workers Strike Halts Plant Action
AP briefs report a 2400 member United Rubber Workers strike halted all firing and pendings at the General Tire and Rubber Co plant. Also a Treasury update shows June 19 balances, expenditures, and totals, with a day’s decrease noted. Brig. Gen. Romulo signals independence hopes for the Philippines as he departs for Manila. Albert Speer testifies before the international military tribunal.
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Associated Press
Akron
United Rubber Workers
General Tire & Rubber Co
Washington
Carlos PB. Ramillo
Philippines
Romulo
Congress
Manila
No Arrests Yet In Warren County Shooting Case
fragmented OCR reports no arrests as investigators probe a Warren County shooting case involving Glayson Buchanan and a young woman. local authorities say investigation continues with no named suspects or charges at this time.
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Maports Fun Warren
Volving Glayson Buchanan
Curry Hox
Buchanan
Warren
Warren County
Tne Ingurey
Aunil Fc Urripreee
Moose Lodge License Granted by Erie County Judge Evans
Corry Lodge of Maine secured a license after Judge Elmer Evans reversed the State Liquor Control Board decision denying additions. The court ruled the act does not authorize the board to block club licenses in the county. The Coty Lodge No 98 appeal led to the issuance order, with bar service expected soon at the former Keleher building on North Center Street.
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Coty Lodge
Moose
Hen
Yife
Harrisburg
Keleher
North Center Street
Youth Beaten On North Center Street
John Oger Jr was assaulted by two intoxicated men early this morning on North Center Street near the Loblaw store apartment area. The 16 year old was aiding in moving his parents car when struck, lip cut and several teeth loosened. Police supplied with suspect descriptions. no further developments reported.
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John Oger, Jr
North Center Street
Loblaw
Oger
Man Hurt In Wild Drive Last Night Wreck
Police report a chaotic crash on East Main Street near Mill Street last night. A car wreck left a man with head lacerations and concussion, another driver fled the scene, and a second vehicle was damaged in a yard collision at a Main Street home. Authorities traced ownership to Stanley Buell and his brother Vance, with the suspect at large as of early morning.
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Todlay
East Mainsbreat
Uwegrund Angther
Burlimmme
Cobra
Man
East Marq
Girord Corral
Jon Walton
Union City
Garrell Yard
Calision
Mill Street
Wilton
Corty Hospital
Dair
Io Tula
Main Street
Stanley Buell
West Park Place
VanCise
Buell
Erie
Qelonic
Vance Buell
Lip
Jalor
Carroll
Panther said wounded by two hunters near Stockton area
Reports from Chautauqua County say the black panther long seen in Clymer and Hate Creek, with prior sightings near Casselman Corners, was believed wounded by two woodsmen who fired at it as it fled into the woods near Stockton. The two men, one carrying a knife, the other a gun, claimed to have struck the animal. No additional sightings have been confirmed in the area.
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Chautaugia County
Clymer
Hate Creek
North Gerry
Stockton
Mrt
Bred Gook
Casselman Corners
Ellery
Bemus Point
Kenneth Arnold
Explosion at Baker Hotel kills three Berzins in Dallas
Bulletin from Dallas dated June 21 reports a blast at the Baker Hotel. Three Berzins were killed and many injured with some said to be in serious condition. Authorities continue to assess the incident and its causes.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Baker Hotel
Four foreign ministers seek Trieste peace terms
Paris June 21 The Big Four foreign ministers, after solving the Italian colonies issue, turn to the Trieste Yugoslavia frontier and Dodecanese island questions. They seek to delay decisions on colonies for a year and refer unresolved items to the United Nations if needed.
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Paris
Trieste
Dodecanese
Greece
Porelen
MM. Molotov
Iscuins
Italia
Russia
Adriato
Yugoslavia
Britain
France
United States
Tie
U. S
Baruch Maintains Firm Stance Over Russia Atomic Veto
In New York and Washington, Bernard J. Baruch and U N atomic commission advisors reaffirmed a hard line against Russia on retaining the veto in future world atomic energy control. President Truman backed Baruch, saying U S proposals have broad support though talks with Russia will continue may lead to agreement. The group will reconvene after Tuesday to review Soviet Gromyko’s plan preserving veto for Big Five and allowing searches for individual country tomb developments, a move viewed as potentially dangerous.
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Associated Press
New York
Tuuman
Bernard J. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Commission
Firig
Russia
Washington
Baruch
Council
United States
Trumill
Barich
An‘ieel A. Gromyko
Gromyko
City housing plan to be discussed this afternoon
Delancey leads conference on a federal funded project for thirty houses. Officials from Corry and nearby industries consider allocating funds and prioritizing veterans and workers housing. A formal announcement follows the meeting detailing program prospects and site plans.
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Dyeluck Tits
Whayae
AE Thy Chunar
Commarea
Corry
Ty Meek
Ralph Gulancey
Brie
Counel
Askembley
Une
Priory
Delancey
Witnesses say victim signed confession in murder case
Brother of Mrs Warner and four nurses testified they heard her declare the statement true and watched her sign as she lay dying at Dunkirk hospital. State police investigators testified at Mayville trial that Mrs Warner identified Leo J. Mleczko as her attacker, with others present in the room.
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Leshning
Io Dunikirk Hospital
New York
Sliver Creek
Serets
Harold DeBring
A. Boston
State Constabulary
Brooks Muserial Hospital
Leo J. Mleczka
Leo
Varnik
Anc ‘Pallmoad
Mleceka
Sergi Easton
John Corcoran
BCT
Miecella
Plot to kidnap British officer sparks tensions in Palestine
Associated Press reports British forces in Palestine pursue leads on a Jewish underground linked to plans to abduct officers. Sir Evelyn Barker condemns the plot as tensions surge during Holy Week. Jewish Agency official Shertok appeals for release of abducted officers amid ongoing disorder and recent prison terms for alleged conspirators.
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Associated Pres Serusalm
Tegan Za Lawn
Keldvins Ly
Gel
Evelyn Barker
Britsh
Palestine
Army i
Sedreldy Ye Bupharim
Northwesh Deurusalem
Nido
Shertok
Zyah Leumi
Dealih
Organiavtlin
Jerusalem
Wega
Wo Stensting
Y Bond
Palraline
U S Plans For Japan Aims at Long Term Disarmament
The United States, Britain and France propose a four power supervision over Japan under a 25 year disarmament plan. The treaty would take effect after occupation ends, aiming to keep Japan in a perpetual state of demilitarization as long as global peace requires. The text was released by the State Department, following Byrnes’ earlier public outline on Germany.
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My Nameratea
Washington
Unité States
Pens Sla
Ching
Britain
Control Commission
Japan
Ake
Bea
Byrnes
Germany
State Department
Paris
Tong
Mead Park Shooting Cases Not Settled
Probation Officer Searchy followed up echoes of two boys found shooting pheasants near Mead Park. The court may settle the case by a fine to the game protector. if parents choose, youths face county court. Game Protector Latimer holds the matter open until June 25 for action.
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Searchy
Mead Park
Somrch
Latimer
Truce Extended Eight Days in Manchuria Amid Civil Unrest
The truce in Manchuria is extended by eight days as negotiations stagger on. Communists and Nationalists clash in Shanghai and Tsinan with troops barricading streets and artillery fire audible in suburbs. Chinese demonstrations call for immediate peace and end to civil strife.
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Tsinan
Nanring
Genewilis
Timo Chiing
Wuitton
Lay
Marshall
Petint
Townships May Share in Federal Farm-to-Market Funds
Harrisburg June 21 Governor Martin offered townships a route to receive federal funds for farm-to-market roads with a required local match of up to 1 million dollars. The program aims to improve rural roads and select priority farms, with townships submitting applications to the state highways department for eligibility and funding consideration.
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Harrisburg
Martin
Meéling
Ralians Marti
Thele
Wes
State Highways Department
Pro
India’s Cities In Turmoil As Protests Hit Major Urban Areas
In Guemell today massive demonstrations and strikes sweep major Indian cities over the arrest of Congress leader Kawa harlal Nehrul. Bombay and other centers see shutdowns as rail shops close and markets suspend activity. Police fire tear gas in Mushira while Kar, Calcutta, and Madras report transit stoppages and university lectures canceled. Nehru reportedly arrested by Kashmiri authorities amid a crackdown related to a recent revolt against the Hindu Maharajah.
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Ognagar
New Delel
India
Kawaharlal Nehrul
Congress Party
Stock Exchange
Royal
Karachi
Calcutta
Madras
Mushira
South Thdia
Nehru
Kashmin
Shiek Abdulla
Hari Singh
Higher soft coal prices take effect after May 15
Washington June 2 OPA raises soft coal prices by an average 40.2 cents per ton to offset wage gains won by the United Mine Workers. Increases apply retroactively to sales since May 15 and vary by region and mine type. The move follows a government seizure of mines during the strike and anticipates further adjustments next week likely around one dollar per ton for hearth coal.
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TAY
Washington
OPA
John L. Lewis United Mine Workers
Railrads
Industri Fens
Seltem
Truman
Illuminalis
Lewis
UMW
Bob
Pilne
Lewis Getts
Fats View Horn
Bituminew
Loftcom
OFA
Siam Opens Probe Into King's Death
In Bangkok, a royal commission announces an inquiry into the death of King Ananta, with royal authorities noting the late monarch’s remains have been removed for examination. The commission cautions the cause of death may involve medical care and potential bullet evidence.
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Siam
Commission of Si
Lste
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Albert Speer
Internation Military Tribunal
Robert J. Jackson
U.S
Sheer
Treasury
Evans
N. Center ST
Marv
Believe
Big Five
Mufti
Manchuria
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