Fragmentary Auction Notice From A rural Estate Sale
A damaged OCR item lists a rural farm sale with items such as a single electric d equipment, doors, houses, tools, tractors, manure spreader, wagons, hay rakes, posts, and roof repairs. Mentions names like Frank Cutting and others in a probate or estate context. The text is fragmented but indicates a community auction or sale of farm implements and real property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindhey
Findliy
Neil Norewley
Alte Ely
Uutioneer
Tate
June
Dumber
Uly
Aingle
Uth
Jorge Mitt
Willsie
Socia
Eters
Veto Power on Shown by Russian Delegation at UN Session
Delegates at the United Nations Security Council debated Spain’s fate with the veto repeatedly invoked by the Soviet Union. Gromyko defended the veto as a tool to block proposals while Evatt and Najera argued the council risks paralysis. The British Australian proposal passed 4 to 2 with Russia and Poland opposing.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Agendiv
Anabel A. Groiny
H. V. Evatt
Council
Spain
Temainan
Branco
Byatt
Gromska
al Urose
Dive
Woonuil
Russia
France
Foland Wastalming
Sind Nafera
No news no cash UNRRA policy aims at Soviet access
Washington June 1 Associated Press says a no news no cash policy would link UNRRA funding to press access in Soviet areas. Support grows after President Truman said Moscow blocked uncensored UNRRA reports. Rep Dirksen plans to offer an amendment restricting funds to free reporting on UNRRA operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Bn Unrra
Ukraine
Byelorussia
White Russia
Dirksen
R-1
Religtound
Sepeanet Ag
UNRRA
Potter Returns Commission To Be Cancelled
Potter seeks removal of his commission as alderman in the First Ward and return to Harrisburg for participation in office. Gordon applies for reappointment as alderman and police magistrate. Governor's office expected to act. Kinley to serve as town police magistrate until recommissioning.
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Gorton
Potter
Ulda
G. FL Gorton
Esterday
He County
Gov
Martin
Harrisbuns
Pan Joellalon
Harrisburg
Mr. Potter Alen
Wudhieaday
G. Mh
Gordon
Neldahi
Republican Party
Fepdey
Brieywsterdey
Overnor
Mir. Gordon
Kinley
Tustin Butlers
No New Labor Measures Seen
Key proponents of labor regulation legislation abandoned hope today of passing any new measures this year. Senator Murray proposed a presidential commission to study possible new laws while political concerns and upcoming elections warned against legislative inquiries. A House rules committee postponed action on a bill to boost maximum wage levels, signaling further labor measures are unlikely this session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jie
Chatrmyyy Murray
D-Mont
Ben Wie Labor Committee
Murray
Congress
House Rules Committee
Rep
Cox
D-Gu
Truman
Corry Forms Women's Post in American Legion
Women veterans in Corry plan the creation of a post with about 45 to 50 members joining the national Legion. The formation aims to place Corry as the third state unit with Melville and Philadelphia already organized. A meeting is scheduled for next Monday at 7 30 PM at the American Legion post home on North Center Street for all women who served in any service branch.
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Corry
American Legion
Agreement on Trieste Blocked by Molotov Strain
Western Allies reject light two plan proposals for Trieste approval after Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov presents compromise terms. Paris reports indicate ongoing friction over sovereignty and status of the Adriatic port as ministers meet.
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Trieste
Molotov
Associated Real
Paris
Mttuelers
Adriatic
Sayelenty
Yugoslavia
Sevelenty
Waly
United States
Russia
Heigher
Motuluy
Moscow
Mototov
Rusein
Torin Min- Isleré
Triesté
Uriel
Matsuoka Dies in Japan After Tuberculosis
Yosuke Matsuoka former Japanese foreign minister dies in Tokyo hospital from tuberculosis after a career linked to Axis policy and wartime diplomacy. The aging official, once in power, faced withdrawal from war crime charges after his death amid declining health and shifting postwar Japan.
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Japan
Assalated Press
Tokyo
Yosuke Matsuoka
Axis
University of Oregon
Kenichira
Win
Tokyo Imperial University Hospital
Europe
Germany
Gestapo
Alfred Melsinger
Mattsuoka
Stalin
Russia
Matsuoka
Sghkt
Ainy Mountain Lodge
Severe storm hits near Mill Village. families safe
A powerful storm swept through parts of the region causing trees to fall and heavy damage on several farms near Mill Village. In Union City area winds were brief with rain but no reported damage. A car near Mill Village was hurled from the highway, occupants escaped injury as it landed in a ditch. The storm crossed French Creek and downed power and rural telephone lines. Three sisters perished in a separate South Philadelphia house fire early today, Marie Gacoma 16 died at a window sill, Rosalie 13 and Carmelia 11 found on the floor near their bed.
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Mul Vilage
Regio
Union City
Iz Anith
Wattsburg
Longilie
Mill Village
Nang She Preneh
Philadelphia
Marie Gacoma
Rosalie
Sid Carmelia
Fatal Lightning Strike Kills Two In Cambridge Springs
Cambridge Springs man Kulenie Yarosh and neighbor Mrs Clyde Hillues were electrocuted when they touched barbed wire under a fallen power line. Yarosh wife Catherine witnessed the tragedy as a fence ignited seconds after the bolt and transformer were struck. Rural Electric Administration workers arrived to control the fire and secure the scene.
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Cambridge Springs
Worman
Associated Vress
Amamer-Senes
Laser
Crawford County
Kulenie Yarosh
B.D
Mseleh
Clyde Hillues
Cus Ledine
Humes
Varoeh
Rural Electricication Administration
Truman seeks Bowles to remain as OPA chief
President Truman said he is trying to persuade Chester Bowles to stay on as economic stabilizer at the OPA. Bowles has threatened to quit amid debates over extending powers and price controls. Bowles met with Truman but did not discuss the meeting publicly.
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Washington
Trumann
Chester Bowles
Bowles
OPA
Truman
Ling
Senate
Police Officer Shot During Car Theft Chase in Pittsburgh
Patrolman John James was wounded while pursuing a car thief in Pittsburgh early today. He and a friend chased the suspected thief, who fired four shots before the fleeing vehicle rammed a pole. James was shot in the hand as he opened the car door. the suspect fled.
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Pittsburgh
John James
James
Ed Sheldon Injured In Wattsburg Road Crash
A trucking accident on Wattsburg Road near Beaverdam injures Ed Sheldon. A Erie Transportation Co truck collided with Sheldon's car, causing serious concussion and multiple injuries. Sheldon was hospitalized in Corry city. State Police investigated the scene. wreckage remained until around 2 o'clock.
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Sitelusi
Penmaylynnia
Transportation Company
Wire
Wattaburg
Oulit
Mmta
Sheldon Wes
Fie
Hennig
Pourthy
Will Pleasant Street
Wits City
Pennsy
Coty Hospital
Erie
Wetor Csiuwskh
Unie Ety
Taegu
Sheldon
Dus
VaoCix
Corry
Hue
Corry Hospital Crowded As Census Surges
Corry Hospital reports 53 patients admitted today far above its 38 bed capacity. Officials cite crowded wards and corridor care while plans for the new Memorial Hospital gain urgency as funds are secured and additions are pursued.
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Corry Hospital
Sint. Dering
Bettas
Memorial ‘Hospital
Police Seek Witnesses In North Center Street Hit Run
The police ask anyone who took the New York license number from the car involved in a collision on North Center Street Monday evening to report by telephone to headquarters. Witnesses who obtained the plate from the hit and run scene should come forward, as officers want all who were present to identify the vehicle owners.
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North Center Street
New York
Prs
Hersons
Sccre
Hiterun
Publicity Director Named for State Federation of Women
President Grace Daniels announces the appointment of Mrs. George Pennington of Biddington and Philadelphia as publicity director for the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professions Women. Mrs. Pennington previously served as publicity chairman for the Philadelphia branch of the federation.
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Harrisburg
George Pennington
Bittanning
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professions
Grace Daniels
Kingston
Pennington
Jury Deliberations Reported in Serious Case
Jurors in a murder trial deliberated after evidence and testimony on the case against a defendant named Milecheo. Prosecution and defense requested charge instructions while the jury weighed possible verdicts including murder with varying degrees and penalties.
Global unrest and bread rationing headlines
Reports from Guatemala Belgrade London and Washington describe an abortive overthrow attempt in Guatemala, executions witnessed in Belgrade during German occupation, bread rationing to begin in Britain, U S economic and grain shipment efforts, and Clarke Clifford named as special counsel with Capt James Fosket as military aide amid labor strikes at Publicker plants in Philadelphia involving 6000 workers.
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Washington
Vruman
Clarke Clifford
Capt
James H. Foskett
Kidnap Suspect Richard Thomas Sentenced in Erie Court
Richard Thomas, an ex convict, was sentenced in an Erie court for attempts to extort $10,000 from a Pittsburgh area family connected to the Busatine Degnan kidnap slaying. He had pleaded guilty to the 1984 extortion attempt and served four years in Lewisburg Federal Prison.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Richard Thomas
Belie
Jim Phuche
Arts
Busatine Degnan
Chico
Whee
Teri
Lewisbunty
Thomas
Nelle BH. Beeghe
Edward F. Henry
Chiesa
Ronson Nate
Coast lumbermen attack OPA over shortages and rackets
Coast lumbermen lash back at Office of Price Administration officials urging action against alleged artificial lumber shortages. OPA seeks $9,443,580 in damages from several lumber companies across California Oregon Washington and Arizona. Aberdeen Washington Twin Harbors Lumber Co president Henry WJ Anderson calls the move political. Treasury report notes expenditures and debt figures as of June 25.
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Evesy Gan Trancisco
Pacific Coast
Office of Price Administration
OPA
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Juniver
Aberdeen
Wash
Henry W.j .Anderson
Twin Harbors Lumber Co
Weather Delays Pacific Atomic Bomb Tests This Summer
Weather delays push the first atomic bomb test in the Pacific from July 1 to possibly August, with only a few ideal days remaining. If delays persist, the second test may be underwater in Bikini Lagoon, potentially making this summer the only test season.
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Pacific
Howard v. Bakeslee
Abqard
Appalachian
Heason
A. P. Blandy
Bikini Lagoon
Senate May Be Delayed As Price Control Battle Rages
Senate debate over the price control extension stretches to the weekend as Senator O Daniel of Texas presses to stall proceedings by arguing against the DPA. Leaders aim for a final vote despite long sessions and cross‑party pressure to reach a compromise bill before the deadline.
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Washington
O' Daniel
Dtexas
Senate
DPA
G'Duntel
O'Daniel
Willis
Russian spy trial opens in Seattle with key witness
The first American espionage trial involving Russia opens in Seattle. Government prosecutors plan to present Herbert Kennedy as a key witness while Nicolai Redin is cited for offering hundreds of dollars for detailed plans of a destroyer tender. Kennedy, a British subject, was summoned but did not testify before adjournment, and motions to dismiss were denied.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Ailey
Russia
Herbert Kennedy
Sbibyaret Enginer
Stary
Russi Naval le Nicolai G Redin
Pur ‘Glasing Commission
Kennette
Sale Kennedy
FBI
Kennedy
Loyd TL Berghenied
Diamisser
Ments
Tracy Grit Tryin Goodman
Talli Villege
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Gromyke
Nations
Senate Labor Committee
Lowville
Iruman
ED Sheldon
Wattsburg RD
Marr
Erwing Transportation Co
Mleczko
Leo Mlecxko
Ainley
Ant Clary
Thiesewhlriel
Verdlen
O'Conner
Luis
Cour Haven
Mayville
Lael
Milecheo
Guatemala
CNY
Tae Tose Arevato
Belgrade
Dive Thal
Draja Mihailovic
Yuguslav Visigens
London
Great Britain
John Struvtiey
House of Commons
Publicker Commercial Alcohol Company
United Distillery Workers-Cto
Warr Goomtnessy
Heavenns
Alidiad
Eaeumlyp
Ak Wu
Wwe
Youye Bf
AHL Ihedale & Bitlonal
Otter
HUW
Ercivhias
Chicago
COAST
Opa Agency
Treasury
U. S
Bill
Texas
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