Untitled OCR fragment on houses and horses
Fragmentary OCR text includes references to houses, tractors, auctions, and July dates. Mentions Warren, Tidi, and locals with scattered numbers and items. Content is disjointed. no clear event or person dominates.
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Atau
Bath
Tolstein
Bruethalns
Ayraak
Rene Harrow
Ei Hye Dleottie
PRAM
Honwer
Wise
Em Five Warren
Thisk
Ash. G. Gouten
Artans
Ales I
Zusei
Clear sailing seen for reorganization plans
Congress aims for a smooth path on reorganization plans to avoid the 60 day waiting period. Lawmakers seek to exit session before August 20 and consider three proposals by congressmen to bypass the waiting interval.
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Congress
President Plans Similar to Hoover Group
Washington June 2 Congressional leaders seek a way to approve President Truman s seven government reorganization plans without a summer adjournment. The bills would affect welfare, security, postal, science, and commissions. with GOP support they aim to bypass delays and push the measures into effect.
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Hoover
Washington
Truman
Ye Huyewu
Sme Himent
Post Office
Ratinna
Keetce Commission
Vite Conpission
Senate
Veronce
Congress
Tenuistia
le Corpanizilion
Mecellay
D-Ark
Resolu
Meclellan
Fourth Defendant I Jailed for Contempt in New York
A fourth defendant, Hubert Green, jailed for contempt of court after insulting Judge Harold Medina at the Communist Japiracy Flat case. He will remain in detention for several more months as the judge warned the trial would proceed without leniency.
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Absgeerreee
New York
Hibert Green
Green
Peneral
Harold FR
Medina
Melina
Eineet
Catholic bishop held in North Korea arrest list widens
Vatican officials report a crackdown in North Korea with over 49 church figures detained. Among those cited is Meir Bonifacio Suner, bishop of Appleria and apostolic administrator of Kunko, with most detainees reportedly confined in Wonsan.
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North Korea
Vatican
North
Feverayn
Vatican Sonrae
Wonsan
Korea
Meir
Bonifacio Suner
Iter
Appleria
Kunko
Typhoon Kills 40 Hundreds Missing in Japan
Typhoon struck Okinawa and southern Japan early today wounding and killing dozens. Police estimate 40 dead and hundreds missing as homes were destroyed and services disrupted from Kyushu to Honshu. Rail lines washed out, telephone service cut, and a 2600 ton freighter grounded near Hakatu Bay.
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Tokyo
Okinawwa
Japan
Honshu
Tapa Walu
Kyushu
Hakatu Bay
City Escapes As Storm Hits Nearby Areas
A storm struck Erie Crawford and nearby towns causing scattered outages and damage. Cony Meantville and Titusville reported power interruptions and downed lines, with northern lines and the Rural Electrification Cooperative noting rapid restoration. In Meadville and Shanahan area homes and farms suffered shattered windows and electrical damage as the storm moved through the region.
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Cony
Erie
Crawford
Pennsylvania Electile Company
Howe County
Titusville
William Wenner
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Wielook
Carpenter Electrical Company of
Meadville
Colicord Corners
Shanahan Poultry Farm
Harry Brink
Alule Chamber Warns of Budget Clash Over $600 Million Bonds
The Alule Chamber of Commerce cautions that proposed state tax changes to fund a $600 million bond issue could burden the treasury. A constitutional amendment seeks to authorize bonds up to $880 million, with interest projections as high as $150 million, risking serious repercussions if voters approve.
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Harrisburg
Alule Chamber of Commerce
States Chamber
General Assembly
Haterest
Pennsylvania
Big Four Ministers Reveal Six Points of Agreement
Paris dispatch reports the Big Four foreign ministers close weeks of talks with a six point framework to guide negotiations in Germany and to push for east west peace. A joint communique covers Austrian treaty issues and aims for a September completeness while reiterating cooperation and respect for each nation’s political setups.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pour
Germany
Alisl
Berlin
Reich
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Samuel Reber
Austria
Russia
Robert J. Schuman
PS. Pour
U. S
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Andrei Vishinsky
Vichinsky
Moscow
T Vienn
Leopold Pigi
Coast Guard hunts unidentified submarine off South Florida
In Miami on June 21 the Coast Guard said an unidentified submarine was reported off the south Florida coast. Three Navy privateers from a hurricane-hunting squadron searched an area near Cocoa and Melbourne during the night but found nothing. In Washington on the same day Mrs. Perle Mesta of Newport and Washington was nominated by President Truman to be minister to Luxembourg.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
South Florida
Cocoa
Melbourne
Washington
Mars
Perle Mesta
Newport
R. L
Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
Trufar
Buxembourg
Reading Man Found Beaten to Death in Baggage Car
A year old Reading man identified as Aaron Mock was found beaten to death in an empty Reading Company baggage car near the main station. Berks County coroner Dr. Paul D. Good said the victim died from multiple head injuries after a steam hoe was used. Evidence included a bloodstained hose found beside Mock's body.
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Associatearrese
Reading
Reading Company
City Anti Railroad
Aaron Mock
Ablendart
Paul D. Good
Berks County
Lemin
van Beater
Good
Mock
Hospital drive kickoff starts city campaign
A city hospital fundraising campaign is set to begin tomorrow with a kickoff dinner at the Hulu Corry. About 150 volunteers and committee members will attend two dinner sessions to launch a one week effort aiming to raise 260000 to cover final costs for the Jerry Memorial Hospital project. Campaign chief Henry Cundy and four contractors are already moving pre campaign work, with completion of the 700000 project anticipated though half the shares remain to be raised.
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Pulidred Titty
Hulu Corry
Jerry Memorial Hospital
Henry Cundy
Sunlit Street
Firsh Tyive
Yids Fm
Resent
Jash
Gove
Lin
Roger Brown
Will Sirenide
T. Gillette
Corry
Diw
Vampletts
Corry Man Buys Foradora Shop In City Transfer
A Corry man reportedly purchased the Foradora Shop on North Center Street from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paradora of Triton City. The exact transfer date was 4 PM Monday, with final papers said to cover estate and equipment. Principal broker Mr. Phillips declined to confirm details while Mrs. Paradornt and broker M. S. Gobbett warned statements would come from Phillips. The new owner plans to retain the shop in its current form for an indefinite period, naming a manager later. the Paradora couple had run the business for three years.
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Mihough i
Phillips
Paradornt
M. 5. Gobbett
Bn Investment
Mynene
Voradova
Chinese Bomb British Ship Hits Yangtze River
Chinese nationalist planes damaged the British steamer Anchises near Shanghai during raids on the Yangtze and Whangpoo rivers. The attack hit shipyards and near coastal facilities with no reported casualties. A nationalist blockade was planned for late June targeting ports along the Yangtze.
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Associated Presa Shanghat
Treighyter Anchises
Kerman
Naochow
Here
Sheia
Yangtze
Whangpoo River
Riiders
Pottadie Nhu
Senators Hit Snag In Deal With Strike
Washington dispatch reports Senate efforts to craft plans for a national emergency collide as Morse and Taft clash with Douglas Aiken and others. Debates center on seizure powers and emergency boards, with a possible House referral and timing influenced by political maneuvering. Also Georgia Meise Claris was sworn in as the first woman to serve as U.S. treasurer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Morse
Sena
Seiqure
Douglay
Wid Aiken
Tatur
Taf
Goughys
Etticind
Congress
Taft
Murse
Jyreny
Wnt
Keneley
Wold Vonorbers
Tyft-Harthey
Douglas Aiken
Dolleias and
Aiken
Mes
Clark
Georgia Meise Claris
Richland
Kans
Swan
United Statns
City repair project to begin as council considers streets
City officials expect repair work to start soon funded by an Allied Chemical and Dyn Gury Mus offer. The council discussed costs for additional materials and a widened repair program across East Bend West Wayne and other streets, while noting a grading error and hazardous conditions on a one foot drop. Members adjourned after the session with bond bids to be opened next Monday.
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Mii Balliamer
Allied Chemical
Gury Mus
Ton Wiliams
Carl Smith
East Bend
West Wayne
Smith
Washington
East Wayne
Congress
Frederik
Fairview
Soulalee
Fung
William
Fulymoud
Maur
Lyle
Raymond Sandburg
Gaal Tvl
Dawn
Willy
Ensinier
Jarvey
Coliett
Council Wlya
Board of Health
Pension dispute blocks steel talks in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 4 the pension issue continued to block contract talks between U S Steel and United Steelworkers. Both sides, backed by negotiators, spent five hours debating retirement terms with no agreement. The union seeks a pension plus pay raise while the company hints at wage hikes and limited expansion. Talks also involved Westinghouse Electric and related unions.
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Asouuted
Pees
Pittsburgh
U5 Steel
Se Clo-United
Parviex
Sigs
Pelt
Wil
Alka
L Re
U.S. Steel
Saleine Westinghouse
Modernizing Of 2 Carriers Proposed By Defense
Secretary Johnson with President Truman's approval proposed modernizing two aircraft carriers at an estimated cost of 81,000,000. Speaking to 114 graduates of the Naval War College he warned Russia is conspiratorial and despotic, urging a stronger military, readiness and defense potential, while noting limits from recent arms agreements. He cautioned against relying on atomic weapons alone for security.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louis Jonson
Truman
Johnson
Nalduiel War College
Truth
Russia
United States
National Defense Establishment
Johnnson
EU Church To Open Bids On 48000 Building Plan
The EU Church building committee will open bids for a 48000 dollar construction project this evening. The plan covers a new parsonage and additions with expected work to begin soon, aiming to have operations underway by May. A congregational meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening to elect church officers and address other business.
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Merwin Uh
Corry Evangélical Julied Breiern
Chirch
Wefkin
Pursonaite
Cannabion Wit
Ray Goyris
Yee Vico Quad
Mediately
Harssy
Adiaven
Witd
Rivkersin
Harris
Erie Controller Alfred Leech Dies After Stroke
Alfred J. Leech, 59, longtime Erie city official and former controller, died at his home from a stroke suffered three weeks earlier. He served as controller since 1896 with a brief gap after a 1 year tenure, and was survived by widow Marion Lechner, a son, two daughters, and four brothers. Funeral arrangements will be Friday.
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Erie
Associated Press
Alfred J. Leech- Her
Gwelner
Gollidet
Aginst Roy
Lechner
Ram
Marion Lechner
Brie
Revolutionaries claim advances in Dominican Republic
Associated Press dispatch from Havana reports rebels claiming to have captured three cities in the Dominican Republic to overthrow President Rafael L. Trujillo. Broadcasts say Ciudad Trujillo is calm, with limited military activity reported. exiles and Cuban supporters push volunteers toward the capital as insurgent forces reportedly move south from San Pedro Macorís and Puerto Plata toward Ciudad Trujillo.
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Associated
Spee
Havana
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
Uri
Radio Etalon
Wiett As
Voice
Ravoluwon
Bini Pedro Macuriz
Puerta Plata
Ciudad
Crujlo
Niemal
Talalt
Lavisters
Nyroy
Orkay
Kvollp Valline
Curilihem Democratic Action
CDA
Miguel Angel Raintree
Ciadad Tro-jilly Fom
Miss Coplon Story 15 Ended
Jopson completed her long denial of espionage activity and was handed to authorities for cross examination. After about 12 hours of testimony under Archibald Palmer, Palmer abruptly called for John M. Kelley, declaring your witness completed, amid confusion over government agents and papers found in Coplon’s purse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tuditty Jopson
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
John M. Kelley
Kelley
Kiley
Dhe
Albert L. Reeves
Coplon
Valentine A. Gublichev
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Spartansburg
Elgin Lines
State C
Hospital Drive
Ecess
Corry Man
Foradora
V. E. Phillips
Senators
Via
East Irving Street
Treasury Hepory
Rabhington
Treasury
Defense
Doet
EU. B. Church
Audrey Deems
Anita Bauer
Hils
Francis
Western Penitentiary
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