Auction Notice List of Property and Terms
A broad sale notice outlines stock and household items to be sold, including cattle horses machinery and tools with terms and conditions. It lists locations in Pennsylvania and nearby towns, with bidding deadlines and delivery arrangements and invites claims against the estate before the sale closes.
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Anid Us
Waal
Sale
York
Cobbett
Sawall
Colum
Ketone
Robert Wnet
Nilding
Sil Curtis
Curtis
Guptts
Nahi
Waser
Von
Hal Heller
Yfurren
Stassen Aims to Capture At Least A Dozen Ohio Delegates
Harold E. Stassen, leading in Ohio polls, believes he can win at least a dozen of the 53 Republican delegates. Taft expected to command around 80 of the 58 delegates as both campaign in the industrial counties. Stassen’s near-term momentum follows victories in Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Pennsylvania.
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Stassen
Ohio
Presa
Columbus
Harold E Stassen
Toy
Robert A. Taft
Minvestia
le Hovibeast
OOP
Taft
Iassen
Remie Court Tiailee Carvington 'P. Farshail
Mountine
Tall
Cerain
Near Western
Lis
Indetptin
Stassun
Vic
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Arab Village Taken by Jews Under British Rule
New Delhi May 4 Rajagopalachari a 68 year old Hindu lawyer and politician is named governor general designate by the British. He will assume office June 24 succeeding Mountbatten as the last British viceroy and first Indian governor general. Rajagopalachari often known as C R is a follower of Gandhi and is approved by King George VI on the Indian government's recommendation.
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New Delet
India
Firaverth Rajagopalachasi
Tadin
George VI
Mountbatten
le India
Rajagopalachari
Gandhi
Martin Predicts Two Year Draft Plan In Congress
Washington May 4 The House will order a two year draft revival Speaker Martin R Mass predicted it will pass. He said the Armed Services Committee approved the bill by 22 to 2 and will go on the calendar as soon as noon schedules permit. He noted it depends on what else is combined but there will be no delay.
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Washington
House
Martin
R-Mass
TIN Committee
Hise
Armed Services Committee
Elsa
Wong
Executions in Greece Amid 1944 Uprising Fallout
In Greece today 252 murder convicts were executed following a Communist led uprising. Premier Themistokles Sophoulos declared the government determined to carry out all death sentences. The executions occurred after Justice Minister Clio Larlas announced official measures in response to the revolt and the assassination of Ladas.
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Greece
Associated Press
Ute
Cluistos Larlas
Themistokles Sophulis
Ladas
Max
Markos Votaldes
Supreme Court ruling backs private racial housing restrictions
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 0 that white homeowners may band together to promote private restrictive covenants in neighborhoods, while opening no redress for those excluded. Justices noted the decision targets private agreements and does not curb voluntary associations, leaving broader questions for future cases. Negro spokesmen praised the ruling as upholding freedom of association, while real estate interests warned against broad application.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Butt
Justics Vinson
Walor
Robert T. Furman, Jr
National Real Estate Clearing House
New York
Found Sho to Death Dublin Ga May
A nine year old boy returning from school yesterday found his mother shot to death at the front door. Ten feet away lay the body of a man believed to be her husband with a pistol nearby. Deputy Sheriff Judon Jackson identified the victims as Mrs Grady Cullens about forty and Roy Joiner about thirty four prominent Tarillites.
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Dublin
Judon Jackson
Grady Cullens
Roy Joiner
Wemger
Tarilltes
Housing committee to issue builder questionnaires citywide
A Chamber of Commerce housing committee led by Richard Rossbacher plans to issue a questionnaire to prospective home builders. The aim is to identify and remove obstacles delaying local construction and coordinate contractor and trades efforts. Builders should contact the Municipal Building to receive the survey.
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Chamber of Commerce
Richard Rosshacher
Iolea
Unowe Dealvniy
Phig Hue
Grut
Seek Wage Hike at Ford Plant in Detroit
May 4 Detroit reports UAW seeks a 60 to 80 cent wage boost plus concessions for about 120,000 Ford Motor Co. workers. Ford negotiating team plans to reopen the wage clause around July 45 with a 11 point list. National Ford Council approved a hospital plan pension setup and guaranteed weekly wage. A May 12 strike possibility looms as UAW meets Chrysler Corp reps again today.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Fort Motor Co
CLO
United Auto Workers
Lince
Ford
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Colombia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Russia
Colombia joins Chile and Brazil in severing relations with the Soviet Union after President Mariano Ospina Perez blames international Communism for the April 9 revolution. The cabinet ordered the break late yesterday and officials planned public notices today.
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Bogota
Colombia
Russia
Mariano Ospina Perez
Goldmblan
Thiormantir
Chile
Brazil
Bott Wroke
Council Acts On Municipal Pension Fund Plan
City council moves to draft pension fund plans in a special session. It will swear in a solicitor and engineer, review payment petitions, and consider paving and waterline issues on several streets. An experimental inlet project for Spring Street is approved to study flood control.
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Corin
Jost
Geb Voje
Binet
Walter Scott
Gawd
Brook
East South
West Bend
East Congress
Delaware
East Pleasant
West
Wayne, Park
Marion
Maple Avenue
Council
Schowel Ehuirelea
Spring Street
Don Williams
Corry Water Co
Cornell
Angele Street
West Washington
Eagle Street
J. Fred Kinley
Corneil
Mother Charged With Murder Of Infant Daughter
District Attorney Kenneth H. Koch said Grace Felartag 29 is charged after the death of her infant daughter Hather. State Police described the alleged act as smothering with a handkerchief after reports she forced cotton into the mouth. The family was evicted and taken to the county home following the incident.
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Hather
Kenneth H. Koch
Rowland W. Bachman
Grace Felartag
Tel
High School Prepares Largest Class Graduation
The high school plans to graduate its largest class to date on June 3 with 27 seniors receiving diplomas. Principal Fund announces the event and introduces valedictorian Ruby Noelle Hildebrud and salutatorian AUS with active involvement in school activities. Dr Daniel Chatelain will address graduates at Commencement, while arrangements for the traditional service and other ceremonies are underway.
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Gary Behior Mizh School
Brinipal Fund Sheen
Ali
Benior
Jeudenite
Jeudenite Wil Give Whe Yolectatorluss Aml Salutatoriantade Athenea
Jon Lee Rengle
Spd Mra
Dante Hy Rehul
Co ‘Unin
Devighater
Mike Teagle
Ruby Noelle Hileebruid
C. P. Hilde
Best Pleasant Street
Aus
Ukedas
Danto D. Chum
Slain
Chatdplain
Penn
Ivulia
Gory Ministerial Association
Tornado Rips Through McKinney and Princeton Texas
A violent tornado struck McKinney and Princeton, Texas, causing deaths and extensive damage including to Fannie Pinch Elementary School, Texas Textile-Cotton Mills, and McKinney City Hospital. Mayor Newsome and Public Works Director Bryan assess damage while Red Cross aid mobilizes. About 34 injured and property losses exceed 500000. Governor and local officials urge recovery efforts.
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Associated Press
Mckinney
Tex
Princeton
Texas
Tates
Oklahonm
Misssour
Kome
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Earl Waller
Collin County Red Cross
Maynor
Brinceton
Fannie Pinch
Texas ‘Textile - Cotton
City Hospital
T. Mddins
Gibron Caldwell
McKinney School Board
Eddings S
Aero Union Accepts Wage Offer to Avert Walkout
Aero Union workers vote 128 43 to reject a strike and approve the company wage offer in a special meeting. The ballot also supported extending the current scale and paid holidays with a 1040 approval on a third question accepting the offer. Observers noted potential renewed talks after the vote.
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Aero Union
Aduke Aifbetnay
Mt, Oy Inc
Hinton Vole
Aero Lodge
Uteauvlon
Qwon
Furtier
Nad
Aevo
Iit
SMO
Wits
James
Marty appeals loss of license in Erie court
Albert Maniardilty known as Marty appeals a State Liquor Control Board ruling that revoked his license for Maglinditti’s Ucenaa Maglinditti's Spaghetti Restaurant on South Center Street Erie. The Erie County court approved the appeal and set no hearing date.
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Albert Maniardilty
Imuwa
AL Marty
UM Vlty
State Liquor Control
Erie County Court
Judee Burton
Laub
Liquor Control Board
Sturilie Athletic Club
Maglinditti
Ucenaa
MacMurcili
al Murty
South Center Street
I Aiartera
Jamestown Man Cleared in Fatal Shooting Case
A Jamestown man, Robert J. Stewart, 55, was acquitted of a fatal shooting that killed Rolland J. Peile, 40, a Jamestown merchant. The jury of seven men and five women delivered verdicts after a trial that featured Stewart’s testimony denying intent and detailing alleged insulting remarks by the victim.
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Mayville
Delip Wolng
Robert
Stew'th
Jamestown
Stewart
Wes
Rolland J. Peile
Erle
Bradford
de Jey
Lnto
Willham
Munson
Chael D. Lombardo
Atorney
Sidney. T. Hewes
Marion Ander
Lakewood
Dames
Blewart
Oleo decision near in Senate and RCA profits rise
The Senate moved toward a decision on the House approved bloom magazine tax repealer with votes on its final fate. Senate President Vandenberg indicated a full membership vote on scrambling the bill’s path. RCA profits climbed 23 percent in the first quarter, boosted by television set sales at the annual meeting in New York.
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Amos Eress
Washington
Senate
Bloom Magazine
Oles
Buner
House
Vandenberg
RCA
New York
Radio Corporation of America
Railroad strike looming as mediation efforts continue
Chicago May 4 A federal mediator says a nationwide railroad walkout set for next week seems likely. Mike Douglas, chair of the National Railway Mediation Board, notes attempts to head off a three-division dispute are ongoing and uncertain.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joka Very Guech Mike
Meaik Douglas
Nationed (Railway) Mediation Board
Man Wanted Here Turned Over to Batavia Police
Buffalo police ship a man wanted by Batavia authorities to face charges. Chief John Flanigan says officers are seeking identification for Stewart believed to be involved in frauds across several hospitals and towns. He allegedly posed as a doctor and cashed checks while visiting pharmacies and clinics. Damian Laughlin and district attorney will decide if he is returned for trial.
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Buffalo Police
Bativia
John Flanigan
Stewart
Ers
Corry
Tilt Bity
BAUR
Stoma
Erte
Doral
Ifr
Coubirine
Damian
Laughlin
Teikatae
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Oleo
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