Auctions and Yard Sale Listings Mixed with Local Notices
Probate notices, household items, furniture and appliances offered in neighborhood sale ads. Items include dressers, tables, carpets, beds, rugs, curtains, pouches, mattresses, and miscellaneous goods with locations on Main Street and nearby streets. Dates and times vary. buyers urged to inspect items and contact listed numbers.
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Willelgin Cab- Adlalt
Gerry
Cobbett
Sali Klin
Gori
McDevring
Main Street
Cpa
Whenalla
E. B. Mand
Main
Sternl
Jooruut
Reds Claim War Panic Speech by President
Non-communists welcome the blunt speech as forthright defense of freedom. Eastern press gives little space to address the threat urged by critics, labeling the talk as creating a war panic.
Tokyo papers give wide space to Truman address
Tokyo newspapers carried extensive coverage of President Truman's message to Congress. European reactions varied by bloc from praise for defense of freedom to claims of war panic, while Tokyo dailies featured the full text and framed the speech as a step toward peace and Western protection.
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Tokyo
Truman
London
Europe
Spci Oltletals
Moscow
A. Tass
New York
Dewey Short
Henry A. Wallace
Vito Maret Lond
Vald
Budapest
Lambudnet
Trumanse
Paris
Franck Tireur
Washington
Brussels
Ofice
Britain
Bolley
Pravda
United States
Key West
Congress
Greece
Athens
Defense calls up 350000 men as strength grows
Secretary of Defense Forrestal announced a plan to mobilize 350000 men, with no stated cap on increases, as secure war footing is deemed the only path to victory. President Truman may issue orders soon amid global tension.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mareh
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Hospital Board Holds Routine Monthly Meeting
Corry Memorial Hospital board approves regular reports including February births and deaths, 72 operations, 41 major and 30 minor. Don Williams completed a topographical survey of the West Smith street site, with Williams' report reviewed and approved.
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Fielowd
Corry Memorial Hospital
Axevolution
Rajitine
Don Williams
West Smith Street
Willams
Hini
Ofis Elevator Co
Emlch, Nast
Hston
Olt
Holden and Rainesalo
Stolen 1947 Chevplet Found In Jamestown
The 1947 Chevplet stolen Monday night from West Park Place was found by Jamestown police yesterday and returned to the owner Gilbert McCollough of Clarabon. Two patrolmen spotted the car at a Jamestown intersection and investigation showed it belonged to McCollough. The thief left the keys in the car, and a brief note found later indicated the car had not been wrecked though some damage is possible.
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West Park Place
Jamestown
Gilbert McColough
Clarandol
McCollough
West Park Pigos
Carter Hill
Floor of Chicago dance hall collapses killing one
A third floor hall at 998 North Clark Street collapsed during a St Patrick's Day event, killing Mira Ann Hunt and injuring about 100. Rescue efforts involved 200+ police, 30 ambulances, and 10,000 onlookers as responders pulled survivors from the wreckage. The building suffered about 1525,000 in damage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clark Street
Clavie
John
Choups
Hien
Pie
Michael J. Cortigen
Meat Shortages Hit Markets As Strike Enters Third Day
Chicago reports dwindling meat supplies and rising wholesale prices as President Truman’s wage-attack inquiry meets with major packers and CIO unions. Feinsinger says reports on the wage dispute will be expedited with a April 1 deadline.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Prns
Aoot
Truman
Board of Inquiry
Packer
CIO
Nathan P. Feinsinger
My ‘Trumay
Nownbry Attered
Boston
New England
National Association of Re
National Association of Re~ Toll Grocers
Sald
Coal shortages force 25 percent cut in passenger train service
Washington ordered a 25 percent cut in coal burning passenger trains amid a nationwide coal mine shutdown. The Defense Transportation Office said the move, effective midnight March 2, aims to conserve fuel as coal stocks run low. Meanwhile steel plants across Pennsylvania and Ohio began further production cutbacks due to the coal stoppage, signaling widespread industry impact.
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Associated Prom
Washington
Defense Transportation
ODT
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Youngstown
Sharon Steel Corporatm
Mmine
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Congress Gabor Rélations
Congressional
Senator Ball
R-Minn
Ball
Qi Cyrus
Ching
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ezra van Hoon
Yugoslav Mine Blast Kills 71
Belgrade dispatches report a coal mine explosion at Ravha on the Tehian peninsula with 71 dead and at least 90 injured. Earlier agency counts varied, while local bodies offered different casualty figures and causes.
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Rress
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ravha
Tehian Peninsula
Teast
Radia I
Yigoslav
Owly
Tanjug
Minutrles of Mines and Labor
Taft
Toany
Tanjg
VFW 15th Birthday Dinner and Dance Draws 100 Attendees
About 100 members attended the VFW post’s 15th birthday dinner and dance. The event honored the post’s 25 years of operation with music from a Barber Shop Quartet and a St. Edward's High School group, and printed programs listed past officers. Commander Pee Hilton urged veteran awareness of ex-service organizations and regulations.
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Vic Arolil
W Thompson
Urean
Pee Hilton
Armerien Wess
Iso
Keen Brant
Glaub
Beh
le Lacien
Barber Shop
St. Edward’s High School
Train Cutback Across Pennsylvania Railroads In 1940s Order
The Office of Defense Transportation slashed one fourth of passenger rail travel with curtailments affecting the Pennsylvania and Erie lines. Erie will keep coal burning trains. Pennsylvania states two daily trains east west and one north south remain. Officials caution changes may follow under the new decree with limited disruption expected locally.
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Pennsylvania
Gerry
Defense Transportation
Evie
Se Odt
Ality
Erie
Renyough
Buffalo
Oil City
Senate Tax Cut Debate Opens Amid Defense Links
Senate Republicans unveiled a 14.8 billion income tax cut bill and expected easy passage as President Truman's defense policy message raised questions. Senator George, Sparkman, and others weighed potential budget impacts if defense spending soars beyond planned levels.
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Apsucuyeu
Nashington
Senate
Truman
Europe
Froim Rissa
George
Finance
Benster Sparkman
D-Ale
Boarkman
Tetmrter
Congress Split on Truman Plan and Draft Revival
Sugar Grove firemen were injured on Route 6 while fighting a blaze in a dwelling that damaged the home of the Axl im family. Two sisters and several residents escaped. Columbus and local departments aided as flames destroyed parts of the house with an estimated loss around 43 904 to 000.
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Axl
Thames
Teae Norte
Fatlie
Codin
Pines
Mes
Ainley McBiriney
Ani
Dorothy Percusnn
Prussey Collum
WICA
Hownllall
Damestown
Inday
Jim Smart
Wut
Swear Qrave Pire
Stuart
Eit McIntosh
Baal Brederich
Memimmney
Fergu
Columbis
Army General Hurt In Crash Over Berlin
General Telford Paylor was injured when his C47 with ten aboard crashed over Berlin. The plane developed engine trouble and forced landing followed. Mrs Taylor, a passenger, was reported injured. Lucius D. Clay was in Germany at the time.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Briz
Telford ‘Paylor Wu
Paylor
U. S
Germany
Taylor
Nuernbergfter
Herm
Sun
Lucius D. Clay
Ten Fliers Die In Florida Crash From Spokane Base
A B 52 or bomber from Spokane Washington crashed near MacDill Field Florida killing ten airmen and injuring four others. Survivors were hospitalized and an investigation by the MacDill Field accident board began promptly.
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Florida
Associated Pris
Tampa
Flu
Tecme
Spokane
Wash
MacDl Pield Hove
Mie Bake Hospital
Clare
Byrnes
Byynes Sillde Appanehny
Max- Well Weld
Montgomery
82Nd
Spoke
MecDill Pield Accident Board
Truman Starts Own Offensive Against Wallace
March 18 on political fray as Truman declares he will not back Henry Wallace or the Communist cause. Wallace plans a reply in Congress while networks seek equal time as the president intensifies campaign rhetoric.
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Washington
Pras Henle Priman
Henry Wallace
Otter
Democrats
Sloumy
Idm
Wallace
Panly
New York
Bosser
St Patrick
Wells
McCruman
Congress
ABC
Wallaceehnel
Wister
Linuse Pty
Diplomats See March as Critical Moment for Truman Policy
Diplomatic circle says April 1949 and the looming Italian elections heighten pressure as Stalin faces a U.S. push for military buildup. Officials worry Moscow may accelerate moves to expand influence in Western Europe while Congress weighs universal military training and a peacetime draft. The question is how FDR’s successor will respond and whether Congress will back or resist the program.
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Washington
Truman
Sailin
Willer van—Stalin
Europe
America
Kremlin
Itv
United States
Farice
Beth Mosh
Pauly
le Ttalians
Mater Na All-Guilt
Party labels lost in shuffle on two issues
Congress split over President Truman's plan to bolster military strength with universal service and a large air force. Debates highlighted support for a limited or universal draft, with leaders from both parties urging readiness against Communism and urging quick action at home and abroad.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Truran
Arly
Urshey
Wampest
Avery
Passat
New York St. Patrick's
Truman
Russia
Europe
Eeokimla
Vandenberg
R-Mleh
Benste
Fony Jommtter
Wwenal
Win Force
Brewster
Russell
D-Ga
Eiwin Julineau
D-Cole
McCarran
R- Ivy
Dunstead
D-Nc
Malone
Tess
Rens
iMerraw
Harevoy
Mitewall
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Bo Wet
Hospital Board
Corry
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Treasury Report
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Treasury
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Tn. Treste
Ruch
National Council of Tiberation
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VFW
Frank Hilton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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