Brett Ball Leads Team In Tugging Match
Brett Ball, star player for the barque team, led a tense tug of war at the harbor. Opponents from Ta 4 and Ba rallied, but Ball's steady grip and team coordination secured a narrow victory amid windy conditions.
Local real estate listing with broker contact
A fragmentary housing notice shows a 3 bed 2 bath property near a broker on SE street with a price around 54 Bust ndilion. Contact person Chan Loca led or 3-04 Wo for details.
Fragmented OCR notice on sale items and phone contact
Partial OCR text shows an auction or sale listing with scattered items described oddly. Mentions phone contact and references to items like heavy pringers and pieces of hardware. Details are unreadable. core action is a sale or auction with limited legible data.
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Lee Sof
Mover Miles Week on 6 Miler Sold My Ind Jer Mek
A brief item notes a person named Jer Mek sold an interest or item amid a week of mover miles and a 6 miler, with no additional context or dates provided.
District ned as ids mu derator's tance ar eveatter
Secretaries, districts, and changes are unclear in the fragmented prompt. Readable words suggest district and moderator roles with dates or milestones. No coherent event or names emerge to form a solid two-line record.
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Ned
Ids Muderator
Tance Ar Eveatter
Good Friday Service Set at First Presbyterian Church
The Carry Minister Association sponsors a Good Friday service at First Presbyterian Church from noon to 3 pm with intermissions every 25 minutes. Rev. Bary Bowenin, Rev. Francis Whiteman, Lt. Mertin Gas kell, Rev. H. Ray Harris, Roy Daniel MET, Rev FR Merriman, and others lead meditations. Rev. Paul Bauer and Min. BJ Tobias organist assist, with Mrs. Sam Wooty and Mrs. Harold Flows assisting the vocalists Mrs. William Gimblecon, Mr. and Mrs. John Prono, Miss Junet Foster. Merchants cooperated to invite the public to observe this commemoration.
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Carry Minister Association
First Presbyterian Church
Bary Bowenin
Francis Whiteman
Mertin Gaskell
H. Ray Harris
Roy Daniel
Merriman
Opium Slows Pact Between Two Nations in Bangkok
Bangkok reports a delay in the formal treaty between Thailand and Great Britain to end the war. Officials cite obstruction by Thailand over opium issues. Thailand agrees to Geneva conventions and opium suppression, with production areas like Kengtung cited as sources of cross border smuggling.
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Thailand
Great Britain
Phailand
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Ministry of Foreign
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Revival campaign scheduled for Erie event
Dr Pall Rood of Glendale will headline the Erie revival campaign running March 25 to April 15 at the Erie Auditorium, with 85 county churches joining the effort. Don DeVos will direct music with Herman Voss at the organ. broadcasts are planned on WLEU WERC WIRE and WICU.
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Grand Rapids
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WICU
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Erie Painter Is Indicted By Jury
A federal grand jury indicted John William Kovach, 21, an Erie painter, on 28 counts for forging U S checks and stealing letters. Authorities say he took 1141 from rural mailboxes. Other indictments include William Arden Ole of Oil City for theft of 44 cases of anti freeant valued at 179 from a Dimigls Weight Company.
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John’ William Kovach
Warren
Wade
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William Arden Ole
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Exchange rate deadlock halts rice trade with Pakistan and India
Official sources report an economic stalemate over exchange rates blocking rice and wheat shipments between Pakistan and India. About 200000 tons of Sind rice will be surplus in 1961 52 with most to be consumed locally and in Ceylon. Approximately 175000 tons of surplus wheat from Punjab awaits disposal after harvests, under normal conditions would be sold to the United Nations? Noted but unclear.
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Karach
Tnita
Surgery Safer Says Survey From New York
A New York survey on surgical safety cites hospital records showing low death rates for appendectomies and other operations. The report notes current mortality around two percent for varied procedures, compared with higher rates fifty years earlier, reflecting advances in technique and care despite patient fear.
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Perpar
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Payette Maguzine
Bis City
Simie
Unclear historic notice on event planning and invites
Fragmentary OCR describes a planned event at a bencher in the Servier pl area with decorative aims and an unspecified group invited. Details are garbled but indicate an evening gathering with ceremonial or social purposes and invitations extended.
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Servier
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