Fragmented historical farm trade notice and names
A damaged OCR style notice lists cattle and farm equipment including 4 heifers, a racy bull, ensilage leader, and plow gear. Mentions Grand & Son, Stocktorn Loucks, and several unclear dates and places. Sparse readable items reflect a mid century farm sale or estate listing with multiple vendors and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agkor
Lonley Aleve
Miles
Ulifen Bewin
Aly Jeifers
Mann
Phao Shesley
Grand & Son
Stocktorn Loucks
Bradley Questioning Ends In Hot Argument At Senate Inquiry
The Senate inquiry into General Douglas MacArthur’s dismissal broke into a heated row over whether General Omar Bradley would reveal private talks with President Truman. Bradley refused to discuss conversations, while White House said Truman did not want Bradley to disclose details. A vote on the scope of Bradley’s testimony was set for tomorrow as other witnesses were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Omar Bradley
Truman Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
White House
Bradley
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Peru
Filbright
D-Arl
Rying
Macarthur
Pullip
Presiniah Trinian
General MacAriling
Marshall
Tol
Russell
D-Ga
Congressional
United States
Mercury Reaches 81 Degrees At No 2 Hoe Station
Weather report notes a high of 81 at the No 2 Hoe station yesterday afternoon with warmer forecasts ahead. Forecasters expect a high of 86 in the days to come though no official records are kept at this location.
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Hoe
Unis
Allelime
Teen Cyclists Injured In City Collision
Two 16 year old girls riding a single bicycle were struck near the Novik Center and Columbus intersection at 8 40 p m. The Merkle car driven by Harry Fleming of 9 Bas Columbia Avenue was cited for driving conditions. Beverly Shaw and Nancy Reid suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries. Shaw was hospitalized overnight for observation. Reid was treated and released. Officers said one girl flew about 35 feet from impact and the other was caught in wreckage.
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Novik Center Street
Columbus Avenue
City Polics
Guiver
Birkiard Merkle
West
Collinbus Avenue
Cyelists
Beverly Shaw
Bernard Shaw
Corry
Nin
Nancy Red
Nellie Reid
East Main Street
Harry Fleming
Bas Columbie
Shaw
Reid
Stan
Miss Reid
Incumbents Enter Three Way GOP City Council Nomination Fight
The Republican race for City Council tightens to a three way contest as petitions circulate for Ross Fehlman and Guy Abbey, following Willard Dyckes bid. Organizers expect the required signatures by tomorrow with filing ahead of next Monday’s deadline and a July 24 primary loom. Overpayments to policemen for sick leave also surface, raising total city overpayments to 614117.
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Ross Fehllman
Guy Abbey
Willard Dyckes
County Court House
GOP
Someting
Ndime
Dyckes
Bits
Pittsburgh
Harvey Stott
Avy Fe
DPA Price Controls in Danger of Congressional Rejection
Washington May 16 The Senate Banking Committee led by Maybank questions extending the Defense Production Act and price control powers as President Truman seeks renewal. DiSalle and Brannan face limits on subsidies to keep farm prices from rising while farmers and consumers fear higher costs. House members also press for extension.
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Associated Prent
Washington
Lie Defense
Lange
DPA
Congress
Maybank
D-Nc
Prive
Michael Vy el Bulle
Dunéai
Mayhank
Truman
Maybark
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Defense Effiglas
Brannuialin
DiGalle
Hewrirys
House Banking Committee
Spence D-Kyi
Kentucky United
DiSalle
Two Lutheran Synods Schedule Meetings
In Pennsylvania, the 203 year old Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania meets at Trinity Church Reading while the Central Pennsylvania Synod convenes in Trinity Church Germantown Philadelphia. The sessions run Monday through Thursday as part of a long-standing territorial dispute over headquarters and regional alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Philadelphia
United
Ministeriung of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Delaware
FEPC Measure Given Approval
Harrisburg May 18 The House labor relations committee approved a bill creating a fair employment practices commission in Pennsylvania. The committee acted after receiving a letter from Gov. John S. Pine urging passage though the text is garbled. The measure targets discrimination in jobs based on race or color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House Labor Relations
Guy
Pennsylvania
John S. Pine
Gyace
Four Directors Elected to Chest er to Avert Lay Off
A critical material shortage and snarled supply lines force Corry Jamestown Mig. Carp. phin to post notices at the plant. The annual plantwide vacation is moved from a typical period to June 41 through July 9, reducing staff to a skeleton office and small receiving crew. No ship meals will be served during the period as material control plans go into effect. The Aero Supply firm will not close for a yearly vacation. employees may take time off between July and December 20 with those entitled to no weeks required to take at least the first week by September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Jamestown
Diani
Ordi
My, Corp. Aa
Four new directors named to Community Chest board
Four new directors were seated to fill three vacancies on the Community Chest board as terms expired. Lloyd Lanphere C A Hillstrom and George Nagle joined Lawrence Douglas in the unexpired term, replacing Walter Hindman. Directors met at Ben's Restaurant to reorganize with Richard Rossbacher as president and secretary despite a prior quorum issue.
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Lloyd Lan~phere
C. A. Hillstrom
George Nagle
Lawrence Douglas
David Swartz
Walter Hindman
Ince
Pastor Krond Named To St Elizabeth's Parish
The Rev. Wytil Ud. Krond, 52, longtime pastor at St Agnes Morrisdale Gleafield, has been appointed pastor of St Elizabeth's Church replacing the late Rev. Carl Heidt. Krond, born in Pittschupeh January 10, 180, was ordained in 1929 and served at St Martin's in Pittsburgh and St Agatha's in Meadville before leading St Severin's at Cooper's Settlement. The change follows a series of diocesan appointments and the dedication of St Sevexin's Church.
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Wytil Ud. Krond
St. Agnes
Morrib~dale
Gleavfield
St Elizabeth’s Church
Carl Heidt
Krams
Pittschupeh
Las
St. Martin's Church
Pittsburgh
St. Agatha's Church
Meadville
Monsigtor Fetes Mi. Caley
V.G
St. Patrick's Church
Vie
Cooper's Settlement
McManaman
Erie
Edward Feeney
St. Ann's Church
St. Augustine's Church
Austin
Feeney
Press Graves
St. Thomas Church
Quadruple amputee Smith gains guards and company at Walter Reed
Washington May 16 Pr Robert L Smith the Bret quadruple amputee of the Korean war has more companions at Walter Reed Hospital as he enjoys ward life with 40 other amputees. He arrived December in a private room and now shares a ward where he and fellow patients watch movies and receive visits.
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Washington
Robert L. Smith
Walter Reed ‘Hospital
Middleburg
Bottt
Firemen Quell Stray Straw Blaze Near Corry Barn
Firefighters battled a fast moving straw blaze at the Melvin Rose farm near Corry. With no local water, Chief Ray Laurie called Columbus Fire Department using its 800 gallon tank and high pressure lines. The effort wet down and toppled the five ton pile. officials credited saving the Rose barn as the fire was contained to the site.
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Melvin Rose
Corry
B.D
Ray Laurie
Columbus Fire Department
Columbus
Golunbus
Ureme Finolly
Alf Miles Vouth
Digin
Colambuy Department
Malone Plans To Seek DA Office In Allegheny County
Malone, former state insurance commissioner and ex county Republican chairman, filed nominating petitions for Allegheny county district attorney. One opponent, county chairman Pet McGrath, backed Loran J. Lewis for assistant district attorney, while Republican party leaders endorsed Lewis in the race.
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Pittsburgh
Hames ¥. Malone
Allegheny County
Republica County
McGrath
Jeadare
Loran J. Lewis
Peiping Radio Seeks to Boost Morale of Troops
Reporting from Tokyo on May 17, lines describe Red forces launching intensified attacks along Korea's eastern front. Allied officers and AP correspondent John Randal detail morale boosting efforts, Chinese and Russian involvement, and predicted timing of further offensives as American and Allied troops brace for intensified strikes and countermeasures.
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Hoge
Allied
Southy
Mets Wien
Payne Rutin
Reaper
Beatilonst
Alliers
John Randall
Chunchon
Georgie Blowine
Chunchyn
ariiHeey
Mike i
Fall Ranidolph
Soni Jed
Aera Hestu
Ohlinehor
WNI
Junta seizes control of Bolivia
Boliva’s government was toppled by a military junta led by Gen Hugo Ballivian installed as president with defense minister in a swift upheaval. Deposed President Uriviodgia fled to Argentina as the junta promised to control mineral resources for public progress while elections and political turmoil continued in the turbulent nation.
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Anocnted
LA Paz
Bolivia
Mamerta Urvidagoilia Jett
Hugo Ballivian
Iti
Victor Puy Eetensearo
Fwin
Uprintayouta
Aria
Giyle
Fae Fo
Wade
Junta
Etizans
Keating Says He Has Friends in Government
Rep Keating claims to hold influence in government as he accuses White House aides of embarrassment over a lamp used in a speeding case involving President Truman's sister Mary Jane Trumann of Grand View was not confirmed by Hopewell authorities. A gas blast at United States Glass Company in Glassport injures three workers and damages the Monongahela River area plant.
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Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Keating
RNY
White House
Hopewell
N.Y
Grady A. Stowe
Spetls
Stowe
Striver
Keat
AL Hopewell
Mary Jane Trumatt
Grand View
Bour
United States Glass Company Planh
Monongahela River
Starter & «Fine Company of
Meias
Camages
Traffic count study planned by highway department
The highway department conducted a traffic count at a North Bethlehem intersection using signals from two nearby sites. Results were to be logged by May and reviewed by city officials for a potential upgrade plan.
Wrecks Hit Erie Railroad and Dillinger Trade Report
Two Erie Railroad freight wrecks occurred near Salamanca and Lille Valley this morning, delaying eastbound service as crews worked to disentangle overturned cars after brakes failed. Fire damaged equipment in the caboose area, complicating recovery efforts while rail officials rerouted portions of the line. In Pittsburgh, reports say Bob Dillinger was sold to the Pirates for about 20,000, contributing to roster changes as spring training moves toward the season.
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Mt 21
Raliros
Sven Mit
Steen
Lille Valley
Salamgnca
Lath
Sal
Aranen
Heriling Ib Anit
Anis
Willey & Creak
Erie
Genertl
Rommel
Buffato
Salamanca
Milline
Corry
Jamestown
Salmanca
Buffalo
Tain
BUCS
Dillinger
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirots
Bob Dillinger
White Sox
Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Auk
Bies
Mii
Toniahe
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Gen. Bradley
Howe
Prussell
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Job Chiefs of
Senator Flanders
Senator Morse
Oregon
Miyi —Ciandy Kindred
Chicago
Mary Smith
Alabama
Bank of the
Corry Hospital
Council Fight
Ross
Fehlman
Lutheran Synods
FEPC
Chester
ST. Elizabeth's
Cyril Krorz
Morrisdale
Malone
Associated Areas
Peiping
Ballivion
Phiwwine
Pheelty
Ben
Gwenk
Nattie
North
Genterstee
Solange
Wittos
Don Williams
Nash Gealer
Devi
Drise
Erie Railroad
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