Estate Auction and Spring Stock Sale Near Andover
An auction listing from Andover advertises sale of horses cattle and farm stock including 200 head of cattle and horses. The notice notes freshened cows, a variety of livestock, garden items and household goods. Items include tables chairs and a piano with bids and attendance details for an upcoming auction on a Thursday evening near Mill streets. Local residents and neighbors are invited to attend.
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Balklowe
South Olymer Hill
Guerin Rm. T
Onal
Elmas Chosiay
Mill Streets
Wiis
News Jersey
Tobin
Johns
Union Pressure Sparks Coal Industry Crisis
Washington and Pittsburgh report urgent efforts to halt spreading coal walkouts as government options are considered. Miners refuse pits over a $100 monthly pension demand, while steel and related facilities face shutdowns risking fuel supply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Direcion Cyus
Cine
Bulsath
Panis
Vyiman
Piptsburgh
Steel Industry
Moreiam
United Mine Workers
John TL
Levis
Oye Tong
Hem
Iermlington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Thireal
Mites
Penelory Paralsla Surendo
Brian Hotnshiff
Lewig
Piltebureh
Bethlehem Steel Company
Johmstown
Misrbiat law proclaimed amid unrest in Usinan
Reports from Associated Press describe a riot near Amesia where civilians protested Chinese Communist forces nearby 100 miles east of Songnan. U S Marines engaged in combat at Qingdao with casualties reported as orders restricted release of details.
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Usinan
Singin
Songnan
Taiwan
Short term aid credited with averting European collapse
Representatives from 14 nations credit U S Interim aid with preventing a serious European collapse and enabling the Marshall Plan's first year funding. They note limited objectives and warn that without aid the Continent would have faced deeper economic ruin.
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Paris
United States
Europe
Prince
Austria
Ttaly
Haliana
Xeon
Associated Press
Concord
Police Mento
Reiher
Hay
Dumund Ratisom
CERC
John H. Willson
Kenneth Hay
A. Tikulls
Claude Bouchiner
Meman
Serrentes
Lage
Prench Foreign Ministry
CEEC
Willson
PBT
Ingalls
Meno
Gonvicton
Ie ’Osyenr
Vermont
Sherif
Charles O'Brien
Massachusetts
New York
Marshall Plan Funding Moves Toward House Vote
In Paris a high American source says the European Recovery program is ready to start disbursing funds once the House of Representatives approves and the president signs the measure. The plan totals 5.2 billion dollars with an April 1 target for passage in Congress.
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Paris
Sno
Tramelis Pen
House of Representatives
House
Washington
Local CIO Union to Be Chartered at St Elizabeth's Mall
We United Auto Workers of America CIO plans to charter a local union in eastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania. Richard E. Reisinger Cleveland director will present the charter and discuss wage demands under UAW contracts. Ralph Tillotson Brie sub regional CTO director will explain inflexible bargaining to workers.
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We United Auto Workers of America, Cio
Raymond “Mfg
Colin Corry
St. Elizabeth's Mall
Reisinger
International Union
UAW
Ralph Tillotson
Brie
CTO
Crucial Meeting at UN Council Over Czechoslovak Coup
The United Nations debate focused on a Chilean proposal to investigate Russia's role in the Czechoslovak coup. Delegates warned the issue could widen rifts between Moscow and Western powers. Russia appeared before the council for the second time in history amid mounting Cold War tensions.
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Issuauine
Marsh
United Nations
Ervoje Council
Pras Ment Truman
Russia
Rebinell
Counnell
U.N
Russa
Counell
Ypre
Ah Transon
New Enlistees Strengthen Company A of Pa National Guard
New enlistees join Company A boosting the guard’s ranks to 28 men in Corry Pennsylvania. Three new recruits identified as Curt A Lindstrom Paul Lindstrom and Everett Higwenbothiam arrive from Corry.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Hutt T
Qurt A. Lindstrom
Paul Lindstrom
Everett Higwenbothiam
Corry
Juvenilesnabbed in Break in Attempt
Three youths from First Ward, aged 11 14 and 15 were nabbed while attempting an entry at the G C Murphy Co store early last evening. Manager D Hivingston alerted by surveillance arrested one youth. two others fled. Police to pursue further investigation.
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G. C. Murphy
D. Hivingston
Truman urges swift action on European aid plan
President Truman told Congress Europe faces a critical threat and urged rapid draft law and universal military training. He backed joint UN efforts, pledged support to free nations, and pressed for decisive steps to speed European recovery with aid totaling hundreds of millions for the first year.
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Washington
Trumary
Congress
Europe
My. Truman
Sesson
Pibhenl
Ari Mehire
Duarte
Phingy
Mer Tenman
Truman
Britain
Prince
Belgium
Netherlands
United States
United Nations
America
Ae Universal
Senate
Five Nations Sign 50 Year Mutual Aid Pact in Brussels
London reports a newly formed western alliance including Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg pledging mutual economic and military cooperation. The 50 year treaty creates a consultative council to address threats and provides armed assistance under Article 51 if Europe is attacked.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemy Bong
Brussels
Europe
United Nations
Russia
Consultative Council
Hewal
Germany
Palley
VFW Post 35th Anniversary Banquet Planned
More than 200 members of Archie W. Thompson Post 20010 VFW are to attend a 35th anniversary celebration at St Edward's Hall tonight. The event includes a banquet by post auxiliary, with Frank Hilton state commander as principal speaker on Americath ism and veterans' problems, followed by a fraternal dance with Gene Parlette's orchestra.
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Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Edward's Hall
Post Auxiliary
Frank Hilton
VFW
Gene Parlette
Slayer Escapes as Board Considers Pardon
A convicted slayer fled from Parchman Prison after seizing a submachine gun and a rifle with guards. Officials pursued him across a wide area as the board weighs a possible pardon. He had been serving a life sentence for killing a sheriff deputy in 194.
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Associated Press
Parchman
Miss
Spaieciaaroa Penitentiary
Kenny Wagner
Wormerer
Greenwood
Wagner
Wes
Sheritt
Labor taft hartley strike tests new law at packing plants
Chicago March 11 A major test for the Taft Hartley labor act unfolds as a three man board begins wage dispute hearings amid a national meat packing strike. President Truman seeks cooperation from unions and firms as workers stay on the job elsewhere. the strike’s impact on meat supply is not immediate.
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Assomyled
Chicago
Accusyde
Rueuice Mint
Persident
Aliah
Wise
CO Unilon
Amerita
Truman
ASL
CIO
Taft Sees Tax Cut Coming Despite Truman Message
Senator Taft predicts Republicans will press a tax cut despite President Truman’s forthcoming world situation speech. He notes GOP colleagues are hopeful and says a tax reduction of about 34.4 billion dollars is possible as Senate debates begin. Democrats, awaiting Truman’s plans, aim to block any full reduction.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
N. Hijforeien Gulley
Tai
GOP
Tatl
Congress
Trunch
Senate Republican
Capitol
Senate
Barkley
Lendar
Thiman
Explosion disrupts Warren basketball victory celebration
Fans filled the city after a Warren win as an explosion occurred at 10:40 last night near Corry Jona OuIBG, ignited during celebrations. Investigators say the explosion appears tied to the victory event as authorities inspect the International North Center and Washington areas.
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Warrett
Witheusibig
Bigli
Brie Agudenty al Bdindore
Yinel Hake
Corry Jona Ouibg
Wity
North Center
Washington
Warren Kuna
Home Rule Rent Measure Faces Rigorous Battle
Washington March 17 The Home Rule Rent Control bill passed the House amid a heated battle with Senate opposition. The measure would strip federal officials of major powers and let local boards determine rents through April 1 1948 if upheld. Debate centered on who holds final say over vent ceilings and local control versus federal review.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Senate
Myers D-Pay
House
Congress
Im Nolte
Fire Devours 16 City Blocks in Mangangue
Reports from Bogotá indicate a massive fire in Mangangue consuming 16 city blocks. The blaze left about 9,000 homeless and is said to have claimed several lives among children and two men. Around 800 houses were destroyed in the disaster.
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Associated Préat
Corry Man Held For Court On Two Counts
A Corry man was ordered held for the May term of Erie county court after a hearing on two charges before Alderman 27, 8. Harrington released on 3000 bond. He had been arrested on desertion and support charges filed by his wife Dorothy Lewis Harrington. The second item notes the House Agriculture Committee vote to establish a subcommittee to probe the oleomargarine tax controversy with a report to Congress by next January.
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Verry
Erle County Court
Cubbeth
Harrington
Dorothy Lewis Harrington
Washington
House Agricultura Committee
Gomeress
Officials discuss depot move for Corry station
Top division officials of the Pennsylvania and Erie railroads met in Corry to discuss a potential depot relocation near Center Street and First Avenue. The plan would shift the depot west toward the railway junction, repurpose the Railway Express office, and may surface the area east of Center Street for parking.
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Dvision
Othie
al Rossman
A.B. Young
J.D. Henry
A. A. Stiner
Pennsy
Adams
Botti
Meadville
Renovo
Wallroads
Evedenes
Josial
Corry
Imore
Center Street
Pennsylvania
Pillabureh
Buffalo
George C. Framk
Robert Woodruff
Erie System
Tris
Erie
Cleveland Tider
Railway Express
Tear Gas Quells Boy On Rampage In Chicago
In Chicago on March 17 a 16 year old boy armed with a bow arrow and a home made revolver fired on family members and police. Tear gas quelled the rampage after four police squads arrived. the youth William Tomaszek wounded his step brother James Gernes and threatened his parents and two other children.
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Sly
Chicago
Padoe
Joseph Rudnick
William Tormaszek
James Gernes
Thad
Rudnick
Joseph Tomaszek
Robert
Eugene
James
N Nighbor
Will Ham
William Dred
Wiliam
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