Fragmentary OCR Weathered Notice of Local Property Plan
Fragmented text references roads, property, and an apparent sale or assessment in a local area. Names like John Ha phe and Joe Ves hint at individuals or offices. Mentions miles, electricity, and a bank nation, suggesting a community notice about property or utility matters without clear details.
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Alan
Inves
Bank Nation
John Haphe
Joe Ves
Hari Side Tle
York
Ing
Ual Vous
Permit Fitch 10 Complete Work
The Office of Temporary Controls issued an order allowing construction to proceed on the largely completed restaurant on South Center Street started by Arthur Pitch. Further work was blocked last Fall when the Gigilluy Production Administration clamped down on building in the area. an application to continue was refused after reviewing merits. Work will resume once weather permits and the restaurant is expected to finish early this summer ahead of winter.
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Office of Temporary Controls
South Center Street
Arthur Pitch
I T
Gigilluy
Eiven
Jessenbg
Smilar Enterprises
Mitch
Los
T Hermal
Nnld
Belgian Premier and Cabinet Resign Amid Coal Price Row
Prime Minister Camile Huysmans and his leftist coalition cabinet resigned after a coal price hike caused a split with four Communist members. The Communists quit following disagreements over price increases while socialists and liberals stayed.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Prince Charles
Belgium
Camile Huysmans
Huysmany
Cowl
Wkke Jvendler
Photographer Wins Appeal On License Issue
Erie County court rules Clyde D. Owen not required to hold retail sales license for itinerant photography by Linwood Studios agent. Case could affect Corry photographers and local ordinances may be reviewed. ruling noted residents must pay $10 cease.
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Elmer L. Evans
Erie
Eliy of
Clyde D. Owen
Cleveland
Ant
Linwood Studios
Owen
Corry
Vie
New Rossbacher Insurance Office Opens in New Building
Rossbacher Insurance Service launches in a modern brick building at 22 South Ist Avenue. Richard Rossbacher completes mov e in for a three day opening with a grand prize bridge set and chairs. The office previously operated from a temporary site in the Wallace Garage area.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Richard Rossbacher
South Ist. Avenue
Rossbacher
Civilian Production Administration
Jobo Ruckers and Son
Farrons
Garry-Jamestown Gies
New Bridge
Agenty
Wallace Garage
Jon South Piru Wvemia
Fresh Ink Date Appears in Johnson Conspiracy Trial
In Harrisburg on March 12 a hospital chart entry marked fresh ink appeared in the conspiracy trial of former federal Judge Albert W. Johnson and his sons. Special Assistant U S Attorney Valentine Hammack challenged the credibility of the defense exhibit noting a 1947 date. The case accuses the Johnsons and associates of obstructing justice and defrauding the United States.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
U. S
Albertc W. Jonson
James Alger Fee
Portland
Ore
Liam
Charles J. Margiolli
Johnsons
Williamsport
Sarhisburg
Scranton
Trias
Pedera J
Albert W. Johnson
U. S. District Court
Fhe Iley
Valentine Hammack
Johnson
Miller A
Donald M
Albert W., Jr
Jacob Greenes
John Memolo
United States
Hammack
Z. H. Catherall
Scranton Woman's Hospital
Irs
Donald M. Johnson
Hosspital
Caslrall
Churchill Attacks Labour on War Time Policy in Commons
London reports show Conservative Leader Winston Churchill decrying the Labour government as harming state interests with party politics. He calls for a no confidence vote at tonight's end of a three day debate on the economic recovery plan. Churchill urges national unity and questions party over public welfare.
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Care
London
Winston Churchill
Odiny
House of Commons
Churchill
Fight Over Governor Budget Sparks Daylight Saving Bill
Harrisburg introduced House Bill 45 by Representative Greenwood to standardize clock changes statewide. The proposed measure would allow time shifts only by gubernatorial proclamation and bar local actions to advance clocks in summer. Support from Grange and farm groups noted, but passage uncertain.
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Corry
Harrisburg
Greenwood
Pennsyvania
Town Anderry
Grange
Pther
Truman asks Congress for 400 million for Greece and Turkey
President Truman urged Congress to authorize 400 million dollars plus American civilian and military personnel for Greece and Turkey. He warned that a Soviet threat endangers Greek independence and regional security, stressing the urgency of aid to reinforce democracy in the Middle East and Europe.
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Petaw
Washington
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Sfiglild Greese
Europe
Brent
Middle East
Trumpy
Driman
Flussia
Une
Merktern
United Nations Security Council
Alberta
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
United States
Penman
Joer
United
Stone
United Snions
the Creck Mill
Mr. Teanes
Local Area Legislator Threatened After McNear Slaying Ties
Rep. Carroll A. Kearns of Farrell warns of a threat linked to the murder of Toledo, Peoria and Westar Lumber president George B McNew. House labor committee members call for an investigation by the federal government after the anonymous call. High-ranking lawmakers suggest a possible connection between the slaying and McNew’s testimony before the committee. The incident follows McNew being ambushed near his home in Peoria Illinois Monday night.
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Washington
Mayer
Carroll A. Kearns
Farrell Pi
House Labor Committee
George B McNearts
Hetter Chanew
Peder
Gurvau
Trvesdewtion
McNen
Toledo
Peorla
Westar Luihand
Jin Peorla
Til
Eam
Burke Fale
Kearns
McNear
Jlo
Hartley
RNJ
Lily
McNew
McNew's) Slaying and ‘His Appearance Before This Committee.” Hartley
Clark
Maple Syrup Prospects Rise as Sap Flow Depends on Warmth
Maple producers seek daytime highs of 40 to 45 degrees to start the first sap run, with forecasts of light rain later this week offering cautious optimism. Warm sun and still deep snow complicate tapping, but growers predict a four year best season if temperatures cooperate.
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Vierity
Norrow
Lindow
Republican House Education Chair Opposes Governor's School Pay Plan
Harrisburg March 1 The Republican chairman says the 1947 49 education budget overshoots needs and opposes using 27 million unallocated funds for a 450 cost of living bonus for 84,000 teachers. He urges a higher minimum wage and notes proposed raises would lift total education spending by about 208 million.
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House
Associated Bren
Harrisburg
Governie Dita
GOP
Wily Meiun
Res
Ruysnbild Sotlen
Berger
Rabair
Periegivanti
Sly
Pennsylvania
Salaria
Bul Sollenberger
Blake County
Sleady Hog
Convict Claims Heir to Buffalo Estate While In Prison
A Western Penitentiary inmate, John Simmons, 30, claims he is the missing heir to a 3430,000 Buffalo estate of Isadore Cohn. Buffalo officials questioned his claim and noted Simmons has served part of a robbery sentence.
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Western Penitentiary
Isadore Cohn
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bulfwlo
Stanley Ashe Wald
John Simmons
Tsadore
Lowing Te
Simimmons Searnett
Ashe
Avéfple
Simmons
Bante
Worrie
Samuel Sapowiteh
Buffalo
Eontonshiy
Wind Pati
Interviesy
Sapowitch
Simmon
Snay
Russia recalls ambassadors from U S and Britain
Washington reports that Russia will recall its ambassadors to the United States and Britain. Nicatav V. Novikov will depart Thursday, with S. Tsarapkin in charge, as Moscow reviews diplomacy amid ongoing Cold War tensions and foreign policy shifts. George Zarubin leaves London for consultations in Moscow, with the British noting his move linked to talks on European affairs.
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Washington
Bitsela
Alden
Ie Bilassian
Swate
Novikov
Tsarapkin
London
George Zarubin
Britain
Moscow
Stail
Oliver [Russany
Zacubiu
Zicubi
Saleh
Sh Coutel
V. M. Molutay
Zivublio
Marshall and Molotov spar over Reich plan in Moscow
A high level effort by the United States to win Soviet approval for an early economic unification of Germany faced resistance as Molotov and Soviet officials warned against demilitarization tied to heavy industry. British and American ministers pressed for demilitarization, while Marshall urged broader economic unity across four occupied zones.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Americas
Germany
Frei Ministers Council
U.S
Vargely
Georges Eldault
Ruse
Ernest Bevin
Britain
George C. Mareshall
Control Council
Molotov
Meshal
Potsdam
Occupied
Cleany
Marshall
Marshal
Ruslan
Two More Women Murdered In Los Angeles Case
Los Angeles reports state two more women were found brutally killed in the area with authorities linking the cases to recent slayings. Police identified suspects in one line of investigation while continuing to examine linked deaths in nearby districts. It notes a total of five mutilations in California over two months and mentions fingerprints processed in Washington.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Palestine
Negev
Gaza
Yasel
Tsbud
Thaly
Haifa
Brup
Barlier
Lsw
Lusatina
Hoy
Los Angeles
Fresno
Calif
Esther Lee Lewin
Sanger
John Ford
California
Sheriff's Bureau of Investigation
PBI
Washington
San Gabriel River
Mae Lorene Preston
Bell- Nower
Coltf
Maren
As Knowl Sheriff's
Mae Lorena Lund
Sheriff's
Gordon Bowers
Secnld
Frank Funk
Cetmery
Myron
Foundry Moulder
Dos Angeles
South Gate
Bellflower
Five Rescues Reported From Wrecked Cincinnati Building
AP dispatch from Cincinnati reports five people saved from a five story building collapse after a gas and dust filled wreck. Rescue workers pulled three more alive including Delmar Rudd Sam Ostrow and Roy Bell while Wally Peskin remained among the ruins and a fourth man Aly 43 was unaccounted in the rubble.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Wally Peskin
Delmar Rudd
Cayington
Sam Ostrow
Western Fixture and Bar Supply Co
Roy Bell
Ruda
Aly
Zounal
Fred Blsgesser
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Fitch
Federal Agency
Evans
Alderman
Margiotti
Mark
Trumah
Sgcred
Key West
Fin
Niet
Government Internis
Batavia
Java
Netherlands
Batayla
Bandoeng
Saya
Peemull
Addeossey
Senate
Carroll D. Kearns
Treasury
Eldred Bandit
Russia
China
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