East Loveland auction confirms farm livestock sale
An auction at East Loveland on May 7 lists Guernsey calves hogs cattle and sheep. Catalog shows prices for Minnesota bred hogs, Meltehin heifers, Katahdin sheep and various lumber items. George J. Mond promotes sale with livestock and farm equipment including milking systems and gas-powered gear.
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London
Bear Lake
Mit
East Lovelanel
Eavy
Osis
Sd Lumber
George J. Mond
Tsook Hogs
Meltehin
Prison guards clash with rioting inmates on Alcatraz island
Desperate convicts led by six ringleaders seize officers and take hostages as prison officers battle a hail of bullets in a brutal Alcatraz breakout attempt. Ten hostages wounded, one guard killed, as rescue efforts reported ongoing and danger remains.
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Associated Pres
San Francisco
Alcatraz
Vigoroux
Alcatraz Federal Prison
Johnston
Harold P. Stites
Tn Washington
James V. Hensnell
Feder Bureau of Prisons
Red Island
San Francisco Bay
Johnnston
Corry Red Cross board seeks new secretary
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross held a special meeting to accept the resignation of longtime executive secretary Mrs Mildred Alfred. A committee was named to interview candidates and report next Wednesday for possible appointment. Mrs Alfred will serve until the 16th of the month. W W Waterhouse reported the full $8500 maintenance quota for Fork and city contributions to the national organization.
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Alfred
Corry
Red Cross
American ‘Redross
Mildred Alfred
Alfred Will
Casstinun
W. W. Waterhouse
Leaders Hint Complete Failure Of Paris Parley
Reports from Paris indicate rising doubts about progress at the peace talks. Ministers from the United States Britain France and Russia faced a stalled session with little agreement on key issues after a week of talks. Private briefings suggested early signs of no concrete breakthroughs on disarmament or postwar arrangements, despite high level discussions at Luxembourg Palace.
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Astimated
United States
Britain
Rvista
Ponce
Xugo
Luembourg
Macias Reviow
United Shoes
Prete Telegales
Ninistars
Moscow Radio
Tal Russia
Alsdarse Byrnes
Germay
Truckers Confer Here Over Park Rule Enforcement
Jomey William W Knox of Erie and other executives from Me Lyons Transportation Co arrive for talks with Mayor Kinley, Chief Panigan and oil officials about protests against park regulations affecting their trucks. Solicitor Scott expected to join. drivers have ignored rules and faces charges have been filed. Aimed at easing tensions and securing cooperation, with no special privileges likely.
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Jomey
William W. Knox
Erie
Lyons ‘Transportation Company
Itm
Kinley
Panigan
Guy
Scott
Ines
Ore Trains May Resume on Penn Railroad
Ore trains were loaded yesterday signaling a return to service as the coal strike and embargo threaten to delay freight. First ore shipments of the season passed Corry and Erle, with longer runs to Renovo division possible if conditions improve and crews recalled despite ongoing coal strike disruptions.
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Enal
Ineal Rallway
Evie
Corry
Pennsy
Erle
Renovo
Erie Rocks
Convicted Slayer Transferred Toward Somerset
Marshal's officers escorted James Henry Kent, a convicted slayer who escaped Somerset County jail last year, eastward in restraints. Officials provided few details on transport method or arrival timing.
Connie's Fine New Store Opens Saturday in City
Connie's Fine New Store and Sonnie's Delicatessen plan a formal opening to mark completion of expansion at 102 West Main Street. Mrs. C Frisia oversees with daughters Helen and Margaret. features include 84 gourmet specialties, frozen foods, self serve layout, and a door prize drawing by Mayor Finley with cake and 24 gift baskets valued at six dollars each for attendees.
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Sonnie’s Delicatessen
Aidiment
Gellentessen
C. Frisia
Helen
Margaret
West Main Street
4. F. Shreve
Union City
M. A. Lawson
G. ©. Jones
Warren
Noordan
Main Street
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
de Fime
I<inley
Russia plans to float huge loan to fund postwar recovery
London May 3 Soviet Russia will float a domestic loan of 20 billion Subles to be repaid from lottery proceeds. Finance Minister Zverev urged purchase of 2-year tax free bonds to heal war wounds and speed recovery. Money to fund five year plan and strengthen economic might, with lotteries tax free. Also: Trans World Airlines pilots threaten 1,200 worker strike next Tuesday.
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London
Russia
Moscow
Finwnew
Areseny G. Zverev
Council of Ministers
ATH Lines
Chicago
Daniel Cartwell
Trans World Airlines
Co-Defendant Slaps Tojo At Trial In Tokyo
At the international tribunal in Tokyo on May 3 the momentary shock of a co defendant slapping former premier Tojo on the head disrupted proceedings. Akawa, once linked to Manchuria, rose from the defendant bench and struck Tojo as the court read indictments. Clerks pressed through 47 counts by session end and the next hearing was set for 8:20 a m. tomorrow with pleas anticipated from all defendants.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Hideki
Ieaprieings Co
al Havite
Pacific
Aly Park
Akawa
Asia
Okawa
Tine-Justice International Tribunal
Erin
Toja
Sobertaceri
Uren Uened
Both Drivers Held Negligent In Mrs Sutter’s Death
A Union City inquest found both drivers negligent in the April 20 crash that killed Mrs. Sutter. Coroner W W Woot led the hearing with three witnesses Frederick Sutter, Carl Sanden, and Robert Hodgins describing the moments before and after the collision. The jury, including Rodney Clit and Ernest Hadleel, returned the negligence verdict.
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Rille
Carl Sanden
Ier
Robert Hodgins
Emerson
Suter
Sanden
Mortimer Graham
Brie
John, Galbo
Rodney Clit
Charles Bengel
Rnest Hadleel Claus Johnson
Mayd Barber
Earl Fickup
Col Gabreski Receives Discharge After Six Years Service
Dayton dispatch reports Colonel Francis S Gabreski 26 of Ol City, Pennsylvania, top scoring fighter ace in the European theater, received his discharge from the Army Air Forces today after nearly six years of service. He had been chief of the fighter test section flight test vision wristst meldosther since September.
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Ey Aysvemien Er
Dayton
Army Air Forces
Francis S. Gabreski
Ol City
AAP
Gol. Gabreski
Truman irritable at news conference
President Truman, in a tense White House news conference, criticized a reporter for probing the Army Navy merger issue and denied any business being discussed in a secret cabinet session. The session ended with the exchange as the president thanked the press.
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Washington
Timan
Justine
White House
Oval Room
Zecret
Weitsisesay
Washington May 3 Bulletins on Naval and Rail Labor Decisions
Bulletin items report signings by President Truman of peacetime navy and flood control funding, Army Engineers hiring for the year, and railroad labor wage discussions. Paris notes Allied troops confined, military police hunting absent soldiers, and two escapees from detention. Washington also says the administration aims to advance the British loan in the Senate with a draft-ension deadline moved up to next Wednesday.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Paris
Teave
Lwe
Ioan Wilf
Senate
Congress
Nemulz
Chester W. Nimitz
Navy
Nimitz
Senate Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Porrestal
New Fire Peril Warning Raised as Dry Weather Bites
State Police and agencies urge extreme care as dry conditions fuel fire risk across the countryside. Cigarette stubs and careless smoking in cars and on trails have sparked brush fires threatening nursery stock and timber. Neighbors aided Johnson in stopping a blaze near a city brush line, highlighting ongoing dangers amid two weeks of similar incidents. Motorists, fishermen, and walkers are urged to avoid smoking and dispose of embers responsibly until rains relieve conditions.
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Pishermoy
Johnson
Gasoline Supply Cuts Hit Refineries Amid Ethyl Fuel Clampdown
Industry reports warn lower grade motor gas could be scarce as OPA imposes an April directive limiting monthly ethyl fuel use to 27 percent of refiners output for January through April. Sources say lead, ethyl and octane adjustments may force smaller plants to reduce octane levels, potentially lowering regular gas ratings and raising prices.
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Rhein Gugaline
OPA
Remsons
Ethyl Corporation
Tract at Spring Creek Sold to Erie Company
One of the largest transfers in years, a 741 acre tract on Jackson Hill in Spring Creek area sold from William Wodarsky to the Ruberold Company of Erie. Wodarsky, a local lumberman, will supervise cutting and operate the yard, employing about 20 men to produce 100 cords weekly for shipment to the Erie plant. Logs from large trees will also be cut. Purchase price reported as ar69. The Rubernid plant makes roofing materials and insulating products.
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Spring Creek
William Wodarsky
Jackson Hill
Ruberold Company
Erie
Wodarsky
Erle
Warn Coal Tie Up Becomes Government Threat
As coal tie up intensifies, no settlement in sight. President Truman signals possible action as crisis deepens, with administration weighing options to avert energy shortages and labor disruption. Government faces mounting pressure amid stalled negotiations and rising public concern.
Pay for Holidays Current Issue No Progress in Parley
Washington May The war defense transport plan faced a 250 percent rise in passenger service costs as coal burning locomotives halted. Railroads utilities and the steel industry, vital to peacetime reconversion, suffered under the 33 day soft coal strike. President Truman expressed grave concern and indicated the government is ready to take any necessary steps to break the deadlock.
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Tiummg
Drastic Railroad Embargo Ordered
Washington May 8 A nationwide rail embargo was ordered by President Truman to curb rail service amid a prolonged national emergency. Freight shipments except fuel and food are restricted and passenger traffic on coal-burning railroads cut by 25 percent. Shippers must prioritize livestock perishables and essential goods while the government coordinates continued reductions and potential further actions.
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Waskington
Truman
Office of
Defente Transportation
Gol
Prinllie Paper
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