Crosses and Currents in the School Motion
A fragmented note describes a "Cross- Motion in the School" with mentions of classrooms, a table studio, and various items like beds and plates. The garbled text references a school setting, Possible motion or event at a university or district school, and a brief scene of gatherings or preparations.
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Ayuele
Wilengroom
Kembina
Wrona
Wepburn
Corry
Wurr
Ol Alte
Armen
Dl Bo
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Local Paper
Fragmentary text from a local page shows scattered letters and partial words. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or events, making a precise subject unclear. The readable fragments suggest an unrelated or incomplete note without identifiable entities.
Union Wins Wage Increase At Corry Jamestown Mfg
The Carrys Jamestown Mfg Corp and Local 1097 of the machinists voted to accept a new contract starting July 16, 19 46, with a general raise of 1 per hour and a total increase since V J Day of 80 cents per hour. The company added one cent, vacation pay of 20 hours after 6 months, and 5 cent automatic raises at set intervals.
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Jamestown Mfg. .Corp
Corry
Ainstgure
Efrattive
Aoe
Greed
Whale
Army Captain Granted Long Parole In Manslaughter Case
Army Captain Archie Miller of Bellevue Tex, who pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the December shooting death of Captain Hugete Dale, received a suspended sentence from Judge John A. Mullen. Miller faces Army action and detainment awaiting transfer to Governors Island. The case arose after the death connected to his estranged wife’s relationship. The probation could extend from one to twenty years under the court’s leniency.
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Associated Press
New York
Archie Miller
Bellevue
Tex
Hugete Dale
General Sessions
John A. Mullen
Miller
Governor's Island
Dale
Jury To Get Murder Case In Few Hours
Buffalo case hinges on Lea Mlewiko for the slaying of Mrs Lydia Warner in the Silver Creek railway tower. Witnesses testify, cross examination by District Attorney O Connor continues as defense argues timely verdict. The jury could receive the case late today as both sides present evidence and rebuttal.
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Buffalo
Autor Boy
Wwe
Lea Mlewiko
Mayville
Lydia Warner
O'Connor
Uwo
Elgin
Chasnel
Searchers seek more bodies in Staten Island ferry fire
Fire at the Staten Island ferry terminal in New York spread to emergency piers, halting most ferry service to Brooklyn and Manhattan. Three people died and about 49 were injured as investigators probe a spark from an electric frame. The blaze disrupted thousands of commuters, with limited ferry service later restored.
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Staten Island
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Asvertain
Cornelis White
Ucket
Booth
Harold Clenféning
White
Heremia
End to Trieste Deadlock Seen as Talks Continue
French papers report no confirmation of progress while James Byrnes and Vyacheslav Molotov hold private talks aimed at breaking the Trieste deadlock. British and French officials briefed, but US sources warn the story remains unsettled as Italian peace treaty issues loom, with cautious optimism tempered by doubt.
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Paris
James F Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Trieste
Byrnes
Molotov
Tater
Ernest Bevinant
Georges Bidault
Foreign Ministers Council
Inuiche
Malfonskly
Malatov
Bidayle
Appointment of Alderman Favored by Rumor Mills
Rumors swirl over Alderman and Police Magistrate George A. Gordon’s resignation and the possible appointment of Laws A Potter as his successor in Corry. The governor’s office notes Gordon’s resignation is effective June 18 and Potter’s appointment would take effect after qualifying by bond and oath. Citizens in the First ward reportedly plan a protest petition against Potter’s appointment, while Mayor Kinley signals no intention to name Potter as police magistrate. The situation remains unsettled as officials await formal action and confirmation.
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George A. Gordon
Laws A Potter
Wir
Gordon
Murti
Potter
Kinley
Personnally
Potter Iu Ween
Snyder Circle
Fairhaven
Magis
Potter Fed Yee
Alice
East Majin
Harsburg
Ownership of hit run car denied by owner
The car bearing New York license 1-H-1938 tied to a hit run on North Center street Monday night was found owned by Glenn K. Kimmy of Corry. Kimmy, an Ajax Tron Works employee, says his car was at his farm that evening and not at the crash scene. Police have prepared charges but withheld them while witnesses and evidence are reviewed.
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North Center Street
New York
Flanigan
Word
Glenn K. Kimmy
Ajax Tron Works
Corry
New York State Line
Mrr
Kimmy
Ghief Flanigan
Focal
Ajnx
Frank Vitz, Sr
Blanchard M. Warhet
Double Slaying Case Suspect Held in Pittsburgh
June 26 Pittsburgh ex-con Frank Valenti, 36, indicted in the double slaying of Frank Byars and Fred Garrow, was arrested at a Pittsburgh gasoline station. Homicide Lieutenant Peter A Connors detained him after he called the district attorney to surrender. In Altoona, Dr Daniel Replogle reported Roy Grove, 40, a Pennsylvania railroad worker, died by his own hand yesterday.
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Assituuten
Pittsburgh
Frank Valenti
Frank Byars
Fred Garrow
Peter A Connors
Waltend
Altoona
Daniel Replogle
Blair County
Roy Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Palsar
Hosiery Strike Ends in Philadelphia Area
A 4200 worker hosiery strike in the Philadelphia area ended last night after unions rejected a one cent an hour wage raise, lifting total boosts to 61 cents. The stoppage affected CI hosiery plants and concluded with workers returning to work under the agreed terms.
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Philadelphia
Ula
Nine Killed 12 Hurt in Texas Train Wreck
A freight train collision west of Harlingen Texas killed nine and injured about twelve. The wreck occurred near Adams Gardens when a string of cars derailed and blocked the right of way. Most victims were employees of Adams Garden Company, identified by badges. one was tentatively named as John Lariver. Ambulances rushed from Harlingen and Mercedes to the scene.
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Texas
Associated Prean
Hurlingé
Mercedes
Marvin Gordon
State Highway Patrol
Adams Gardens
Gordon
Agamis Garden Company
Seaf
Capt. Gordon
Jw Lariver
Dairymen Rally Throughout District Plan Protests
Dairy producers across the district plan coordinated protests against federal price controls. They argue subsidies and possible eliminations threaten costs and stability, with strikes and withholding mill actions seen as leverage against New York market policy and administering agencies. Local farmers forecast broader actions if prices or subsidies shift further.
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Podubers
Cogner
Uke
New Yorke
New York
Corry
Teadine Dairyien
Ta All Ui Ife
Cory
Will
Russia Liquidates Crimean Chechen States and Resettles Population
The Crimean and Chechen-Ingush Republics have been liquidated and reduced to provinces in the Russian Federation. Mass evacuations of the two states and their equalization were announced after decrees by the Soviet Presidium. Officials say over a score of factory and mine executives were punished for embezzlement or misuse of funds across Russia.
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Moscow
Invsision
Russia
Boviet Federation
Twin Draft Bill Sent To President
The United States faces a nine month extension of the draft with men aged 19 to 45, a compromise proposal to avoid further congressional hurdles. Key provisions include an 18 month limit on compulsory service for some, no fathers drafted, and pay increases from 25 to 166.67 for lower ranks. President Truman could sign before July 1, affecting active duty personnel.
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Washington
Juni
Nilion
Jenen
Panlon
Negu
Army
Navy
Marines
Tom Mold
Bernilee
Truman
King Ananda Mahidol Death Rumors Spark Royal Inquiry
A Bangkok report states investigators found the 18 year old King died by accidental self shot, with rumors of suicide, romance scandal, or royalist revenge leading to a parliamentary investigation. The commission exhumed the body from Dusit Hall for X rays to determine the bullet’s course.
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Siam
Bangkok
Olay
Ananda Mahidol
Monare
Switzerland
Minke
Dusit Hall
Navy secretary reports to president on policies and races
Bulletin wires describe Forrestal informing Truman of plans for naval policy and the ongoing Senate races in North Dakota. Gerald Nye allies against Milburn Young in the second North Dakota senatorial fight. Also noted are Canada Britain wheat talks failing, and a projected wartime cost update from the War Department.
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Willlim Tanger
B. Bridson
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Gerald Nye
Lanier
Milton HR. Young
Oeawa
Canada
Britain
Tuli Hteachey
Lypitow
Washington
Otta- War
Ajax Plant Construction Makes Fast Progress
Weather has aided rapid progress on the Ajax Jroh Works expansion. The new cleaning department building along the west property line may be finished by August 15, with footings ready and steel erection planned next week by Rogers Structural Steel, for the Henry Sheale Company. Excavation advances for the main new building north of the existing structure and parallel additions to the machine shop proceed, with the goal of full completion well before winter.
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Ajax Jroh
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Henry Sheale Company
Erie
Koller
Washington Street
Schedie End
Compromise Bill 15 Faces Veto By Truman
Washington dispatch reports Republican senators pressing to beat the compromise OPA extension bill despite House passage. Wherry and Lucas predict Senate acceptance of a conference version lifting controls on meat, poultry, dairy, and tobacco may be halted by veto threats. Bowles and Porter back a presidential veto to gain time for a broader price control extension, while Speaker Rayburn warns no OPA if terms fail.
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Washington
Wherny
Res Publican
Senate
House
Lucas
Wherry
Conference Committee
Bacco
Chester Bowles
OPA
Paul Porter
Siléfif
Truman
Raythoro
Rayburn
White House
Bradford Plant Ends 58-Year-Old Strike With Wage Hike
Bradford June 26 Agreement on wage increases of 17 cents an hour ends a 58 year old strike by APL unions at the Dresser Manufacturing Division plant. The 37% production workers agreed to return to work next Thursday. Formal signatures pending drop of company injunction and related legal actions.
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Sep
Penny Dividend Declared by Philadelphia Directors
Philadelphia directors announce a one percent dividend equal to 150 cents per share payable in July to holders of record as of the close of business July. The action reflects a modest distribution from the company’s profits and underscores ongoing shareholder value.
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Philadelphia
Varia Paliraad
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