Unclear OCR crowd of names and places with scattered numbers
Fragmented text lists streets routes prices and names such as Route 20 Clark plubs Watt Realtors and Findley Homer G with phone hints. Readable entities include Second Street Ward Route 20 and West Wyler, but many items are garbled and ambiguous.
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TiMoy
Ain Law
Clark
Wyler i
WATT
Caketrone
Findley Homer G
Ection Ab
Anderson Ry
Britain Ready to Quit Business With China
Eden is expected to tell Parliament that British business leaders see little point in trying to hold on in the Far East as holdings tied to the China trade are valued at about $840 million. The communications signal a shift in policy toward recognizing the Peiping regime.
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Eden
Parliament
Far East
Holdings
Britain weighs exit as Chinese turmoil hits business
London reports Britain plans to abandon about 800 million dollars in Chinese mainland investments as 120 Britons seek exit visas. The move follows almost three years of Communist harassment and could complicate diplomatic recognition of Peiping.
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London
Beitain
Red Chin
China
Ith Peiping
Britain
British Business Today
Notone
Shaghal
Ientsin
Hanikaw
Canton
Bulldine
Ghina
Expresy
the Express
College Student Trapped in Crest Hole on Mt Br
A 20 year old University of Washington student Art Jessett son of a Seattle minister fell 25 feet into a crevasse on Mt Br Joy and became trapped near 8000 feet as Mountaineers from Seattle and Portland rushed to aid the rescue. The rope tore free from his shoulder and he feared a broken arm as heat threatened his life.
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Spirit Lake
Wash
University of Washington
Tir Joy
Mt. Br. Helens
Linn
Art Jeset
Seattle
Jessett
Tim
Portland
PUC To Rule On Penelec Rate Hike
The Public Utility Commission planned to decide whether to suspend a rate increase sought by Penelec affecting about 329,000 customers across 16 western Pennsylvania counties. The hearing was set to address suspending the 3.857 million dollar hike and to determine next steps in the investigation.
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PUC
Harrisburg
Jobrastowr
Westen Pennuglvania
Oil Bargaining Talks Resume Amid Settlements Nationwide
Nationwide oil labor talks resume as 6 000 workers return to jobs and about 90 000 more join the walkout in scattered regions. California provisions for wartime supplies show limited exemptions while new pay rises average around 18 cents hourly with enhanced night differentials.
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Associated Press
Denver — Company
Eral Tatke
CTO
Tver
Unio
CIO
ATL
Hore
Shell Ol Company
Calforna
Port Arthur
Tex
Atlantic Refining
Pexs Company
Lockport
Lawrencpvlile
Tih
Pure of Company
Toler
Ohio
Sant Chasteston
Linnes
W. Va
Standard
Woo River
Augusta. Run
Soegny- Vaounm
Russians Close Border Crossing Amid Interzonal Rail Tensions
In a Red order East Germany shut passenger traffic on the feeder line from Gutermost to Hof severing German passenger trains between the Soviet zone and West Germany. Freight movement remains allowed on the Guternfuerst Hof line while six other interzonal crossings stay open for passengers.
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Sy Asnguimven
Frankfurt
Germay
Toring
West Germany
Gutermerst
Thuringia
Ard Hof
Irontine
Bavari
Berlin
Gulenfuerst-Hof
40000 Textile Workers OKay Change in Unions
Greenbury leaders of the rebellion in the Textile Workers union claim solid support from more than 40 000 members in a mass transfer to the AFL United Textile Workers. Lewis Conn, former TWUA director, said at least 49 700 workers agreed to quit TWUA for AFL in several states including North Carolina Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Greenobury
SIO
Uhich
AFL
Lewis Conn
North Carolina
TWUA
United ‘Textile Workers
Virgin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Truman Stands Firm On Civil Rights In Nomination Race
In a sweeping delegate hunt this week both parties hold state conventions across six states. 129 delegates will be chosen with 12 for Democrats and 58 for Republicans, as Eisenhower and Taft vie for the GOP votes. Truman pushes civil rights in the Democratic platform, seeking FEPC enforcement while Dems in Oregon and Washington bolster the March toward Chicago.
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Associated Press
Trume
Obegon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohty
Montini
Montana
North Carolina
Loujaistia
Delaware
Montara
Washington State
Maryland
Minnesota
Hawaii
Jnsb
Helena
Chicago
Hisenhower
Oroxon
Taft
Vermont
Tatfi
Eisenhower
Truman
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Congress
FEPC
Frank
McKinney
Betes Fefauver
Tennessee
Oregon
NBC
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Ohtenga
Recapture Two of Three Escaped Prisoners in Delaware
In Wilmington Delaware two of three inmates escaped from the New Castle Coat Workhouse were recaptured within an hour. Joseph Langford 27 of Bellefonte and Peter Grinhage 33 of Bridgeport Ohio were taken back into custody. Victor L Bryson 24 of suburban Minquadale remains at large. Warden Elwood Wilson said the escape involved hacking the cells with saws smuggled in and Brinnage had previously attempted escapes.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
New Castle
Brinnage
Steelworker Killed in Pittsburgh Area Fall
Charles Sill, 64, of McKeesport, fell from a platform into a blast furnace bucket at Duquesne Works of U S Steel Co. He died yesterday from the accident.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Sillman
McKeesport
Duquesne Lint
U. S. Steel Co
U S Aviation Inspector Held Captive In Brazil Crisis
A U S Embassy report says a Brazilian Air Force major is held hostage by parachutists in the jungle near Rio de Janeiro. The group demands transport to civilization as Pan American crash victims are mourned. searches involve three Brazilian planes and a Miami based FAA adviser confirms armed gunmen and hostage actions.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
U.S
Siivctor
Imajor
Miami
Spal
Pan American World Airways
Aselicine
Albrook Air Force Base
Panama Canal Zone
U. S
Magness
Saimiles
Buenos Aires
Mew York
Becaus
Ite
Otmlered
Immiediate Burtial
ADA Keeps Endorsement Silence Ahead of Conventions
The Democratic Action ADA group under President Truman will not endorse any presidential candidate until after July convention deliberations. Delegates urged restraint to protect influence at Chicago and warned a public pronouncement could hurt the party. Truman avoided indicating his choice, while ADA members emphasize independence and adherence to FDR principles. Rockefeller Returns Home After Medical Procedure Rockefeller Jr. leaves New York Hospital for Park Avenue home following a benign neck lesion removal, aging 78.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Chicago
Delerus
Ane Wi
ADA
Franklin D. Ransevell
Democratic Party
Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Park Avenue
New York Hospital
Wasp Returns to Active Duty After Fast Repair
The aircraft carrier Wasp returned to active duty after swift bow repairs performed at the New York naval shipyard. A 60 ton bow section from the carrier Hornet was attached to the Wasp, shortening downtime before sea trials. The ship participated in Atlantic maneuvers, while a separate inquiry into a wartime disaster continued.
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Associated Press
Bayonne
Rys
Wasp
Gravesend Bay
New York
Hornet
Seryies
Atlantic
Boris
Mentally ill son strangles mother during weekend home visit
In Belleville New Jersey a 24 year old with split personality strangled his mother during a weekend home visit and then attempted suicide. Police quoted Joseph Zappie saying she nagged him as they found him on the kitchen floor with four stoves burning and his mother dead from strangulation.
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Belleville
N. J
Joseph Zappie
Banple
Anna Zappie
Four year old hurt in highway crash near Centerville
Charles Rhip, age four, remained unconscious at Stem Memory Hospital after a collision on Route 17 near Spadanablake. Four others, Frank Geraids and Gersina among them, were hospitalized with injuries. investigation continues and charges may follow for speeding and careless driving.
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Charles Rhip
STEM
Canton
Corry
ehUd
Prikittty
Sinte
Charles Flip
Charles Rhip le
Suspend Price Curbs On Cotton
The Office Of Price Stabilization suspends price controls on cotton and related textiles including wool and synthetic fibers. Officials say the move, explained to reporters, will affect price levels and apply broadly across textile goods. The suspension aims to ease shortages and adjust earlier caps, with details tied to federal policy and market conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price Stabiliation
Ygwray
Arnall
Tate
Mead Park Fracas Spurs Scout Sale and Warrants
Scouts from Spartansiory held a sale at Mead Park drawing 63 Boy and Cob Scouts plus 26 Girl Scouts. Cash prizes totaling 281 were awarded. later a disturbance at the park led to warrants for three youths and inquiries into misconduct at a Rex Theatre area.
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Bayer
Neil
Curry
Tadies
Corey Memorhit Hospital
Ius
Mes
Walter Ross
Spartansiory
Girl
Satara Winters
Hoy
William Hurldirt
Joveph Meatturdtt
Thomas
Thomas Videtibinee Ji Alzat Untied While the Gel Scout Winners Votre Senden Wow
Dineh Thuretins
Bir Bate Clark
Thin aWaide
Spartonisbiow
David Eisenberick
Marenerite Pucchidi
Tetri Ceisby
Roland Putnam
Novy Nanotny
Byelve Haren
Elven Berkey
Ecward Weaver
Metrefi
Utp
Scheller Named Fayette GOP Chairman After Election Win
Walter J Scheller of Connellsville county maintenance superintendent for One State Highways Department was chosen as Fayette County Republican Committee chairman. He defeated attorney Hansy R Beeson of Tignytown at a weekend election, succeeding Atty W Frank Lane who had served four years.
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Scheller
GOP
Uniontown
Walter J Scheller
Connellsville
Fayette
Third Ward Fox Hunt Ends After Rabid Animal Alert
In the Third Ward on Saturday residents joined a fox hunt after a likely rabid fox bit a dog owned by Ray Merrich. Police assisted as trackers searched hours before the hunt was called off, and Merritt’s dog was euthanized as a precaution. Deputy game protector Lyle Watrous then instructed Bert Arnold to confine a pet fox for 10 days as safety checks continued.
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Ray Merrich
Marion Street
Bernard
Nome
Atrlooker
Merritt
Lyle Watrous
Game Commission
Watrous
Bert Arnold
Mead Avenue
Arnold
Justices May Reveal Opinion By Nightfall
The high court has held the case since arguments ended last Tuesday. Lawyers say the issue is highly complex and a decision is not expected soon.
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High Court
Supreme Court Awaits Decision On Steel Seizure Case
The Associated Press reports no new contract talks occurred and the Supreme Court has yet to issue a ruling on the steel seizure dispute. Justices could issue an opinion next week, with observers unsure if the court will announce a sweeping decision.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Kunea
Trier
Negothilur
Steven of
Raplord
Revs
View Adm
Tusser Joy
Exehamegisey Pelt ‘Orfers Tiles
Memisti
Tokyo
Mark Clark
Suiptouie Nimiinander
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court
Stee
Mets Forti
Aesaton Indy
Whealser
Disteiet
David A. Pine
Enes
Teun’ Evr
Mee Steel
Wega
Gusliority
Fim
Wal
Iver
Jludmakete
Su Ineme
Pine’ Ducissor
Mts
Botte Industey Hd Union
Pontntey Pines
White
Supreme Cole
Ridgway Faces Closed Door Senate Questioning
Senate Armed Services Committee members are invited to a closed session to question General Matthew Ridgway about the Roj e incident and Eighth Army board of inquiry findings. The inquiry concluded in Seoul with reports sent to General Mark Clark in Tokyo before reaching Washington. Ridgway tours Europe en route to take over Eisenhower command.
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Wy Assoriacea
Washington
ASE
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Vehich Gev
Matthew B. Ridgway
Forestand
Seoul
Eighth Army
Alton
Erie
Gay
Franely T Dodd
Minh
Kaye Bland
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Ridgway
Europe
Dwith D. Eisenhower
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Red
CE Hole
Dera
U.S. Aviation
CAA
Hospital Uulacties
State
Sui Vi
Aliumes Keninés
Weechueeh Street
Frank Geraids
Sophie Geri
North Center Street
Geogee
Chinas
Mertim Shurch
Wary Cer
Covey Memorial Hospital
Yestertar
Roe
Gersina
Cisteeh
Chwroh
Uweniklah
Krol
Cerainu
Will Krome
Spadanablake
U Fed
Columbus Avenue
Mead Park
Third Ward
Roje
Greensburg
Westmoreland Clay Products
Cainsouls
Richard McGinnis
Clarence Holbert
McGinnis
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