Reconstruction of a 19th century dairy and farm inventory brief
Fragmentary OCR records show land area 294 East cel and a Mary dairy with Holstein cows. Listings mention cattle values, fat cows, medium heifers, prices per hundredweight, egg values, and various farm products. The text also references recovery and expected causes, with multiple figures and item codes scattered through the page.
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O. W. Stan
East Cel
Maren Hessrt
feDeeringy
Vera Viglen
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Tunsburg
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Cmedium
Iran Stands Firm in UN Protests Over Tran's Case
At the United Nations, Iran maintained a firm stance demanding a speedy Security Council hearing on the Tran case. Russia warned it might walk out if the dispute is raised before April 10, while the subcommittee of Russia France and the United States debated agenda items and possible delays. Netherlands diplomat Helen Van Kleffens challenged pre-emptive withdrawal threats as the council weighed procedural steps and Iran’s charges.
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Ian
United Nations Security Council
Council
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France
United States
Tran
Hussein
Ali
Reds
Tehran
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
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Gromyko
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Security Council
Netherlands
Helens van Kleffens
Balanced Budget Seen By Vinson Reenointed
Secretary Vinson told the House Banking Committee that the nation is on track for a balanced budget and that OPA policies should continue for another year. He noted higher treasury receipts and lower expenditures, disputing claims that removing price controls would boost scarce goods production.
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the Trensly
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Treasury
National Association of Manufacturers
Westinghouse Strike Pulled Back to Nonproduction Phase
Pittsburgh March 27 A tense standoff at Westinghouse Electric Corp. continues with nonproduction work resumed today as mediators report the company cannot accept mediation terms. Delegates say Westinghouse previously offered 18 38 cents hourly and did not address 10 000 workers or job shifts, and the meeting failed to restart negotiations.
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Eiectric Corporation
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Vote April 9th On New Draft Vote April 9th On New Draft
Washington March 21 Senate military committee sets April 9 as the deadline for a vote on extending the Selective Service act. Witnesses from Army Navy and officials will discuss need for continued conscription. Opponents and supporters debate a four year extension amid mixed opinions.
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Asquemien
Washington
Senate Miliary Committee
Menntine
Vmy
Navy
Tran
Leaders worry as campaign for fund still lags
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross reports slow fundraising as the drive nears the halfway 8 500 goal. Home Service notes list yearly telegrams and calls to meet service requests. A court hearing results in an agreement where a son buys property on York Street, with assault charges dropped.
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American Red Cross
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Gordon
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Woman Injured After Vehicle Collision at Mall and Center
Police urge the car driver to file a report after a collision near Mall and Center streets. Mrs Royce of Sout Center reports Mrs Agens injured, with cuts and bruises requiring surgical care. her condition remains serious. Police seek prompt statement from the driver to establish accountability and prevent prosecution.
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Ial
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Mall
Center Streets
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Royce
Sout Center Skeet
Agens
G. B. Bennett
Hue
Wuell
Telegraph and Toll Call Totals Recounted
Telegrams totaled 30078 with an average of 1.68 dollars. Nineteen telephone calls were made and toll expenses reached 896.8 percent, yielding an average of 0.80 dollars.
Strike at St Marys over wage demand at Stackpole Co
Stackpole Carbon Co workers in St Marys Pa voted to strike Thursday for an 1844 cents an hour wage increase. The plant employs about 1,250. Union president J S Jesberger of the United Electrcnt Radio and Machine Workers Local said workers see no reason to accept less than the national pattern.
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Stackpole Carbon Co
J. Jesberger
Joel United Electrcnt, Radio and Machine Workers
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Government moves to soften coal tieup blow
Washington reports government agencies act to cushion April coal shortage as John L. Lewis calls 400000 soft coal miners to rest. Officials say steel mills may shut by April 10. talks between United Mine Workers and bituminous operators have collapsed. Government crews pursue contingency shipments and a conservation program to meet industrial needs.
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Washington
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Bhie
Lewie
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Ong
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Solid Fuely Administration
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Peerat Conceiliation Service
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Lewis
Field
Charles O'Neill
Cnal
Cain
O'Neill
March Milk To Yield 4.11 Record For March
New York milk market administrator Dr O J Stanford estimated a uniform price of 3.41 per hundred pounds for March milk, plus a subsidy lifting total to 4.11. The figure would be the highest for March under federal orders, with Cornell reports citing a March production near 424 million pounds and a potential rise from previous records.
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Associated Press
New York
0. J. Stanford
Blanford
Cornell University
Part Time City Chamber Secretary Appointment Discussed
The Ghagher Gl Commerce held a regiday meeting with most Lae board members present except Zuléneck and Frang. Roger Brown presided as the retailers’ planning council discussed appointing a part time city chamber secretary and formed a committee to review applicants. The board urged full employer compliance in city employment and explored plans to attract light manufacturing and provide jobs for women. Helen Jones submitted a draft budget for the new Chamber, but the session paused on its details.
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Setion
Ritchie Marsh Again Named Area Referee
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Judge R M Gibson today re appointed Ritchie I Marsh of Erie as referee in bankruptcy for multiple counties including Erie Clarion Crawford McKean Venango Warren Mercer Venango Jefferson Forest and Lawrence Walsh has held the post since 1936
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R. M. Gibson
Ritchie I. Marsh
Erie
Clarion
Crawford
McKean
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Mercer
Jefferson
Forest
Lawrence
Walsh
Young auto thieves given stiff parole by judge
Judge Kent placed three youths under strict parole for five years after pleading guilty to theft and burglary. They faced charges including larceny and automobile theft, with fines up to 410,000 apiece and costs. The court noted their prior trouble and imposed conditions such as regular school attendance and avoidance of stolen property.
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Alden
Russia agrees to release Pu Yi from Chinese puppet ties
Russia signaled readiness to release Pu Yi former Japanese puppet emperor of Manchukuo after protracted talks. Foreign Minister Wu and Chinese officials described plans but offered no firm timetable. Treasury reports show March receipts and debt figures with a daily decrease of $66.7 million.
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Foreign relations panel approves envoy for Great Britain
The ARIG foreign relations committee approved Averell Harriman as ambassador to Great Britain. The panel also rejected the nomination of former ambassador to London James Roosevelt Roosevelt labeled as unsuitable. The session touched on the U.S. approach to impose sanctions and related diplomatic staffing decisions.
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Arig
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London
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Winant
Menber
Kapal
New Evidence Entered Against Von Ribbentrop
At Nuremberg a wartime trial heard new prosecution evidence accusing former German foreign minister von Ribbentrop of following Hitler orders. Minutes from a 1943 Hitler conference with Admiral Horthy quoted plans to exterminate or intern Jews, while a defense witness questioned whether Ribbentrop acted on hypnotic motivation.
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Governor Urges Use of Indiantown and New Cumberland Sites
Harrisburg March 27 Governor Martin proposed using Indiantown Military Reservation and the former Army reception center at New Cumberland as temporary colleges for ex GIs unable to enter crowded campuses. Educators and state officials met to assess feasibility and plan committees. An estimated 10 000 to 12 000 students could be housed at the two installations.
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New Colleges Proposed for Cumberland Camps
Officials discuss converting or extending existing Pennsylvania colleges at the New Cumberland installation. Plans call for separation centers to close, with government owned Army barracks used for education. Proposals aim to open schools by September if feasible and funded.
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Martin
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Spy Ring Charge Shocks Nation As Navy Officer Arrested
A Russian naval officer, Nicolai Rodin, 29, was arrested on espionage charges amid a secrecy-filled case linked to Russian purchasing plans. FBI agents marked the incident a potential link to secret weapon work as officials urged caution. Rodin’s detention followed a court hearing request backed by $25,000 bail, with the case proceeding in Portland.
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Nicolai Gregoryovich Rodin
M Sentire
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FBI
Ager Jnlins
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Navel
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Beers
Sayoun Shuntfis
Hoover
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Ailent Thien
School Break-In Not Yet Solved
Weighty lines describe a break-in at a Junior High School Saturday night. Police, after talks with Principal Harold Wolfe and school officials, follow two leads and may act soon. A cash box with about 40 dollars was stolen from the principal's office and found on the athletic field with a small amount remaining. A witness reports seeing someone near the principal's office around 10:30 p.m. The investigation is progressing amid uncertain clues and possible suspects.
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