Irregular Catalog Item Listings and Prices From Market Slate
A fragmented market listing shows assorted items including pavers tools Axminster range cords and cups with odd pricing notes. It mentions vendors Grimes Katah Moklg and Lili banks and includes partial price figures and product references like cutters and ambs.
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Ing Paver
Lenis
Axminster
John” Blatch
Uce
Grimes
Lili Banks
Katahek Soys
Oule
Fancy
Hershey Urges Indefinite Retention Of Draft Law
Washington march 20 the senate considered US foreign policy and the draft as Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith was slated to assess the international situation and US Moscow ties. committee members weighed extending selective service beyond the six month term with July 1 as a potential date while hearings planned with top defense and state officials continued.
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Washington
Hene
Coun Iry
Die USA
Boll
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal Esnd
Maybknir
Byrnes
Biber D. ‘Thomas
Utah
Fear of Damage in Fruit Orchards In North East Area
Reported warm weather raises concern of frost damage to fruit buds in North East and Chautauqua county. Harry Naylor, grower in North East district, sees no immediate risk as buds are not yet advanced, while Charles Magy notes cherry and peach buds far along in northern Mast region. Last night’s frost was not severe in the area, though some regions remain watchful for late cold snaps.
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Comy
Lake Shore
Harry Naylor
Teres
North Mast
Corry
Nyon
Naylor
North East
Chautaliqua
Rkeshet
Charles Magy
Urial Smith
Catherine Street
West Wayneatheat
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smith
Flanigan
Pattalman
Pattalman H. 8, Burlingame
G. H. Gordon
Wendl
Erle
War Burdens and Withdrawals Across Global Fronts
AP dispatches report multiple wartime briefings from March 20 across Moscow Ankara Tehran Seoul Berlin Tokyo and Washington. Movements include Soviet withdrawal from Bornholm and evacuation plans, Tehran radio content disputes, Iranian border skirmishes with Kurdish tribes, Wedemeyer’s planned trip to Chungking at Chiang Kai-shek’s request, a German camp commandant confession cited by British authorities, Japanese troops in jungle pockets unaware the war ended, and a rental cost rise proposal to Congress for housing costs.
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Seoul
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chungking
Berlin
Rudolf Moose
Shrover fires engineer and aides in political shakeup
SHROVER FIRES ENGINEER AND SACKS HARDING'S SECRETARY. Bernal Harding, Scranton district engineer, and Hannah Morgan are dismissed along with Ben J. Gusal. Shrover says papers sent to Governor Martin for approval amid GOP nomination tensions with Attorney General James H. Dut. Harding earns 5250 a year. Governor's office notes papers not yet approved and pending good cause checks. Scranton office affected as governor’s confirmation awaited.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
John Y. Shrover
Bernavl Harding
Scranton
Martin
Shroyer
James H. Dut
GOP
Dut
Hannah Morgan
Harding
Ben J. Gusal
Beaver Falls
Bernard Harding
Wbyemoe
Ald Films
Appeal Filed in County Court on School Site
An appeal by John Wiggers over a school site valuation and condemnation decision has been filed in Erin County Court. Attorney Waller L. Panke represents Wiggers and the School District as attorneys confer to frame issues for submission to the court. The 30 day period for the appeal runs from the election of the viewers, expiring around March 21.
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John Wiggers
Wiggers
First Agency
Coty School
Birtrich
Erin
Waller L. Panke
Cour Jn
Peake
Seobt
Two Army plane crashes kill 33 in California mountains
In the Sierra Nevada near Hobart Mills and Livermore two C-47 and a B-52 plane wrecks produced a combined death toll of 33 Army and Navy personnel. Ground crews faced deep snow as they recovered bodies, with several remainings still buried. An Army investigation team moved toward Truckee to inspect the wreckage and causes.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Califarnia Mountains
Sierra
Nevada
Hobart Mills
Truckee
Calif
Stockton
Onl
Ogden
Tiah
Army
New Jersey
Willian T
Wooduuuss
Yardley
Pat S
Gerald P
Udell
Phiadelphia
Roberts A. McGee
Reno
Nev
Avon
Army Board of Investigation
Grass Fire on Howard Property Sparks Alarm
A mid afternoon fire alarm summoned equipment to White Street where a small grass fire flared on the Howard property on the west side. Reports also note unexpected political turbulence as Premier Kinane Aph and his cabinet resigned and stalled from the Ball, creating local political unease amid the blaze.
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White Street
Howard
Atpaet
Bangkok
Slam
Merchck
Kinane Aphalwong
Stam
GM plants reopenings amid blocked talks spark company union clash
Local grievances flare as a new company union dispute unfolds over stalled negotiations. UAW condemns officials’ stance while plants near reopening face pressure from labor and management. Key figures and plants unnamed in readable text.
GM slows restart as UAW dispute blocks production
Detroit March 20 General Motors announces a partial recall plan to ready idle plants for production but immediate resumption is blocked by a new company union row over oral grievances. GM says some plants will reopen as unions approve, while others stay shut pending settlement and ratification of the local strike accord.
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Floreup
UAW Quick
Auto Offil Ciols
Associated Press
Generale Motors Corp
Tue Auto Assembly
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Jesserklon
DIO United
UAW
Hich
Taw-Cio
Harry W. Anderson
Russia Sees Aims In Korea At Joint Commission Opening
The Union outlined its aims for Korea at a joint American Russian commission opening. Soviet officials claimed fierce resistance from reactionary and anti democratic groups to Korea’s democracy and independence while stressing a desire for a democratic, independent Korea friendly to the Soviet Union. The remarks warned against Korea becoming a future base against the USSR and called for self determination despite obstacles. In a separate report a jewelry theft in Miami Beach saw 95,000 dollars worth stolen from Mrs. Gage Moore’s Winter home.
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N Union
Kbres
Sol
Terenty Shtykov
Korea
Renired Lo Lie
Jol R. Hodge
Soviet Union
Miame Beach
Fis
Gage ©. Moore
Pittsburgh
Local sewer charge plans draw city attention
Local interest grows as city officials weigh sewer rental schemes. The Journal outlines options from flat fees to per hundred gallon charges, noting state grants may offset some costs. Detroit and Cleveland are cited for high annual sewer expenses, while facilities debate equitable charges for homes versus industrial users.
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Erges
Department of “Health
Sony
Corry
Don Williams Po
Rome
Wwe Ee
Detroit
Gleveland
Wollar
Humber
Red Cross Fund Tops $3,000 In Local Drive
In a thawed morning report the Curry Chapter’s Red Cross fund surpasses $3,000 as teachers push toward a $9,500 quota. Chairman Water Nolte presided at a gathering noting partial totals from Raymond Plank and local sponsors, with plans for a fundraising sale upcoming Saturday.
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Water
Nolte
Eure
Raymond Plank
Saleurday
Beford
Senate Passes Flood Control Appropriation
The Senate approved a flood control and navigation appropriation totaling 3360 million dollars. The bill includes 88 million for navigation and 19 million for the San and other projects with Pennsylvanian sites receiving several allocations. Additional planning funds cover multiple Army engineers projects across the state.
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Senate
Ny Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Tor
Hood
Pennsylvania
Stinbury
Williamsport
Conemaugh River
East Branch
Marion River
Army Engineers
Allegheny River
Turtle Creek
Ridgway
Dobasonburg
Brockway and
Vicinity
Meat Packers See Critical Shortage Hit Nation
Meat packers and retailers warned of a critical shortage blamed on OPA ceilings and a rising black market. Joseph W. Stevens urged action in St. Louis as slaughter rates fell and plants laid off workers across the Midwest and West. Officials cited profits from black market buyers and widespread plant closures.
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Associated Press
Mienk Packers
OPA
Joseph W. Stevens
St.Louis
Chlosga
Kansas City
Sh Lowls
Omata
Slous City
Des Moines
Tulsa
Los Algeles
Louiswilté
Laelinnapiotia
San Antonio
Wichita
Topeks
Oklahoma City
Midwest
Wilon
Chiwaman
Witton & Co
Chicago
James F. Riley
West
South
Richberg Urges Law To End Illegal Strikes In Pa Speech
In Harrisburg Donald P. Richberg former head of the defunct National Recovery Administration urged the federal government to dissolve labor monopolies and remove the source of labor warfare. He proposed a law to declare illegal strikers as having quit employment permanently, removing their legal status as employees.
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Associates
Presa
Harrisburg
Donald P. Richberg
Forman Ehlel
National Recovery , Administration
Amllet
Washington D. C
Deen
Athens
tNegel Walts
Iran charges Soviet troops overstay in Iran case on UN agenda
Iran formally charges that Soviet troops remain in Iranian territory beyond the March 2 deadline and that Soviet agents worsen Iran's woes. Tehran aims to press its case at the United Nations Security Council, with Iran expecting easy majority support from the seven votes needed for consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Iran
UNO
Anineluay
Council For Prototactium
Ue 12
New York
Rissis
Russia
Teves Hn
Hussein Ala
Scumity Council
Beyeast
Inquest Planned in Union City Death from Dynamite Blast
An inquest is slated next Tuesday in Union City into the death of John Downer Jr who died after a dynamite blast at the Bisbee farm. Coroner Warren Wood District Attorney McLaughlin and State Police Officer Foradora plan proceedings with Wood presiding and a deputy preparing in Union City. A civil action for damages may follow though criminal charges appear unlikely. Roy Alexander and others are named in the blast incident at the Bisbee project.
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Union City
John Downer, Jr
Orville Bisbee
Warren Wood
McLaughlin
Foradora
Corry
Wood
Erie
Downur
Oryilte Sistem
Bloyd Doolble
Bisbee
Roy Alexander Farm
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Red Cross
Truman
Piladeophia
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John J. O'Malley
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