Algy Farm Sale Offers Cows Horses Wagons and More
Readable OCR lists farm sale items at ALG Y farm of Cly Marks noting 9 1 cows 2 tractors hay equipment and household goods. The notice mentions wagon, stove, coal wood, chicken coops, tables and chairs with several dated references and a 1936 context.
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ALGY
Ator Street
Real Aida
Walt Front
Ganaueed Srett
D.D
Papaves Hewtey -Alte
Earling Ifer
Lindh
Sonartansc
Tuilor Shealey
Rail strike ends as workers accept new agreement
Union and railroad carriers reach a settlement ending a five-system walkout with both sides satisfied. Workers ordered to return to jobs immediately while carriers vow to contest the issue of adding a second fireman on diesel locomotives.
Railroads Agree to Reopen Talks on Main Question
Amicable Press Chicago May 16 The nation’s six day railroad strike ends and firemen on five major lines are ordered back to work. Carriers resume service as fast as possible while the Brotherhood recalls picket lines. Both sides express satisfaction with settlement terms and the union withdraws its demand on the main issue of hiring extra firemen for multi unit locomotives.
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Amioolized Press
Chicago
Strikinge Brotherhood of Locomotive
Uni. Dievel
PRR Passenger Trains To Resume Tomorrow
PRR officials announced that passenger service will resume as soon as possible after a week-long firemen strike, with trains beginning service tomorrow while freight operations resume immediately. The dispute over hiring a second fireman on large diesel locomotives lingered, but negotiations moved toward arbitration under the existing contract. The stoppage disrupted rail traffic nationwide, affecting about 200000 railroad workers.
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PRR
Novial
Hifite Ant Renovo
Pendiavivonia Ralte
Alirouyeh
Jeannine Lomon
MeKewn
Atinomenes
Plang 10
Joon Freight Ofice
Mnt
David B. Roberton
Brotherhood
Its
Ute Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern Railway
Bunt PA Systems
Northwest
Union Pacific Railroad
Walle
Tale S
Mosny
Tae Arims
Junior Spokes
Dematt i Mit
Glession
Ohe
Tinion
Tinve
Mathine
Bremen
Thy Union
Cartiers
Chushan Islands Abandoned by Nationalist Forces
Nationalist Ching Lonight announced abandonment of the Chushan area. About 150000 people evacuated as Kai-Shek vows to defend Formosa if the Communists push farther. Chiang Kai-Shek says retreat ends here with no further retreat possible.
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Chushan
Kai-Shek
fPreas
Ching Lonight
Chushan Tsao
Naklawallits
Yesurday
Were
Lai Base
Bie
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
China
Eyjomingsing
Nationalist Party
Postman to Ring Once Daily After Tomorrow
Postmaster James Sullivan announced a new one daily delivery schedule for Corry residents effective tomorrow. One residential route is eliminated and distributed among carriers, with business-area deliveries twice daily from 2 p.m. and 2 a.m. The change delays are expected to be brief as carriers adjust, and no regular carriers lose hours.
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Eries
Corry
James Sullivan Ane
Pasta Department
Theft of Costa Rica statue triggers national crisis
Reports from Panama indicate the theft of a jewel encrusted Our Lady of Los Angeles statue from a basilica near San Jose. The 20 inch tall figure, valued at about 6 million bolivars, was stolen by masked men who fled with jewels and funds. A 4 million bolivar reward has been posted for information. Travel has been restricted and raids on homes and hotels have occurred amid the unrest.
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Costa Rica
Panama
San Jose
Our Lady of
Chie Jness
Rica
San Josephas
Council Lets Contract for New Fire Hose
The city awarded a contract to BF Goodrich Co. for 1200 feet of hose with 300 extra feet, chosen over bids from Hewitt Robbins and others. Delivery is in four to five weeks, with council citing hose quality and mid grade option as preferred.
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BF Goodrich Co
Une
Cornel
Hewitt Robbins
Tae
Buffalo
Bi-Lateri Fire Hose Co
Chicago
Mud
Orme
Counett
Linge
Robbins
Goodrich
Ray Laurie
Phrchase
Goorrirly Inawa Sa
Albg & Foal
Dilivery
Corry
Smith Street
Wayne Street
Columbus Avenue
I City
Basivrer
Ben Williams
Sires
Gonnyeilman Tehlan
Willian Mowrey
Richard Fok
North Center Street
Frank Messina
West Washington
Abved Iu
Kinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Health
A. Zalenede
Winucun
Atlantic Pact Nations Face Fateful Issues In Defense Spending
Allied ministers meet to decide how much to invest in defense while avoiding economic misery. Debates center on costs of arming 30 divisions and sustaining national economies, with U.S. Secretary Dean Acheson presiding. Talks to stretch through Wednesday.
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London
Somiele
Sheuter
Anne
U. 8
Becteiary
Dean Acheson
Atiabtir
Tafd
Yuslereay
Hospital Tag Sale Nets Funds For Garry Meni Hospital
Auxiliary of the Garry Meni tal Hospital reports 250.98 in net proceeds from a tag sale with a gross 26456. Spartansburg residents contributed 42078. Over 16 scouts earned passes to a Rex Theatre movie on May 27 for selling the most tags. Local winners include Jan Van Dresar Thomas Bichynski and Phillip Hurlbert in Spartansburg Cleo Helicker Janis Peck and Marge Rodgers.
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Garry ‘Menitial Hospital
Robert Rastetter
Spartansburg
Rex Theatre
Jan van Dresar
Thomas Bichynski
Phillip Hurlbert
Cleo Helicker
Janis Peck
Marge Rodgers
Rastetter
Earl Haight
Charles Bracken
John Street
A. Rossin
Percy Corbin
Carl Gustilson
Elizabeth Rogers
Russian Immigrant Buys First Savings Bond in Philadelphia
Risalan immigrant purchased 8800 dollars worth of Series E savings bonds in the 1950 drive. Benjamin Poysoff, a 54 year old janitor at Independence Hall, bought the first bond as Treasury Secretary Bryder kicked off the nationwide campaign tapping the Liberty Bell. President Sild praised bond purchasers for financial independence and national freedom.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Poysoff
Independence Hall
John W. Bryder
Chicago
Triman Sild
Obstructionists in Congress Face Fight Across Aisle
A dramatic speech by President Truman aboard the presidential train signals renewed party clashes as Democrats vow to press the program through while promising support for Democratic and GOP candidates in upcoming primaries. The Chicago Star-Herald notes the partisan roar and anticipates a campaign intensification into November.
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Associated Press
Truman Thain
Trimet
Jack la Wash
Willy Hye
Alinfinl
Chivago Starhun
Anton
Democratiem Party
Carey
Ibs
Progam
Kurkals
Elt
Spepel
Benave Ant House
Owl
Chicago
Uae
Bitter primary battle reaches climax today in Pennsylvania
A stormy race for control of the Republican party reaches voters in Philadelphia and across the state. Key figures include Governor candidate James H. Duff and party trader Joseph Fe Grundy, with Democratic contests also on the ballot. Weather shows light rain in the east and cloudy skies in the west, unlikely to deter turnout.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennn‘ylvania
GOP
Senate
Francis d. Myers
James H. Dutt
Dutt
Lay
Readeing
Kunieed
Joseph Fe Grundy
Een Aliver
Casey
Jonn
Fine
Duff and Grundy
Global aid bill ready for vote in Congress
The Associated Press reports a $2.85 billion third year of the Marshall Plan and related aid measures await final votes. Provisions include 100 million for tariffs, 40 million for non communist forces in China, 32.745 million for Palestine refugees, 18.9 million for the International Children's Emergency Fund, and 25 million for Point Four programs.
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Washington
Europe
Congress
Senate
House
China
Truman
Tax Approved On Corporations By Assulated Press
The Ways and Means Committee approved a 10 percent withholding on corporate dividends, aiming to raise federal revenue and extend tax collection. Estimates suggest $160,000 additional annual intake, with the plan moving behind closed doors.
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Washington
Ataf
Stalin Lie Meet at Kremlin in East West Talks
Moscow May 16 Prime Minister Joseph Stalin and United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie held a 90 minute Kremlin meeting to discuss the U N mission and the China representation in the U N top body. Vin details were not disclosed. Also present were Molotov and Vishinsky. Lie had earlier conferred with President Truman in Washington and with officials in London.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Mremin
Save the
U.N
China
U. N
Chiang Kai-Shek
Rusia
Peiping
Tze Tung
Ching
Lie
Stalin
V. M. Morotov
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Truman
Washington
London
Voters Turn Out Despite Weather In City Primary
Despite poor weather 240 voters cast ballots by the afternoon. Republicans led with 208 votes while Democrats trailed at 32 in a factional contest shaping the party choice for governor. Polls closed later with workers visible and campaigners for Jay Cooke and John Fine pushing turnout.
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Easton
Eve
Ely
Jay Cooke
Johin Fine
Republica Party
Myers Defends Acheson Blast McCarthy Criticism
Senate Democrat Myers of Pennsylvania denounces McCarthy as pursuing politics in demanding Acheson be fired. Brewster supports McCarthy for strong leadership while White defends Jessup and cites a 1941 Wisconsin case where McCarthy was accused of destroying court records.
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Pennsylvania
Solan
McCarthy
Acheson
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Washington
Myers
McCarty
Senate
America
Benator Brewster
Grilhiem
Brewster
Republicnm
Sibel
Potintes McCarthy
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Anc
Thos
Moscow
State Department
Department
Pres
Lincoln White
White
Jessup
American-Rauwlan Institute
Rosenberry
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Court rules against two coal firms in tax refund case
Allegheny County court found that five township school districts may not reclaim thousands of dollars in coal taxes from 1948 and 1949. The decision cited that the coal tax had been nullified by the legislature’s last session, and that Pittsburgh Coal Company and Consumers Mining Company waited too long to file their claims.
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Bittsburgh
Allegheny County Township
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Hilpala Forward
Elizabeth
Snowden Township
Consumers Mining Company
Budget slashed by five thousand amid tax changes
Corry school directors trimmed mercantile and amusement levies amid tax debate. Projections show a 9,000 revenue drop, while a two-tier tax plan aims to balance the 1850-51 budget. Petitions and protests from merchants highlighted concerns over per capita taxes on working people.
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Corry
Ibat
Ois Mills
Ain
Amusemente
Kiwi Aight
Board of Education
New Auto Agency Building Under Construction
Excavation begins on a new 50 by 100 foot auto agency building on an avenue. W Parkhurst Construction of Hie is delaying actual framing after more than a year of planning. Completion hoped by Wall Witett with service moved to Ley quarters.
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Borstorff and
Mitel
Oy W. Parkhurst
Wall Witett Finien
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