Rural Property Auction Listings With Various Acres
A fragmented OCR excerpt details land and farm sales in a rural area. It mentions several properties near a lake and farm lands with figures like 40 to 84 acres, water access, and pasture. Some lines reference possession and payments, with scattered names and addresses. The text is unclear but indicates multiple parcels offered for sale and related terms.
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Aires
Ata
Foy Sale
Niles
Possession
Aining
Aorney
Hardoon
Paynent Lerma
Saul Stenet
Sun Hate Ag
Guarded Picket Strike Casts Waterloo Violence
National Guard troops moved into the Rath packing plant area in Waterloo after a fatal shooting tied to a CIO union dispute. About 500 guardsmen patrolled with bayonets, driving off 50 pickets at the main gate as 160 nonstriking workers exited. A woman striker was wounded and the plant remained closed through Thursday.
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Waterloo
Iowa National Guard
Alka
Ares
Pra Om
Wrion
nTew Landets
Frank Williems
Col. Williams
Con. Hemphasizer
Takever
Wagner
Pwilliai Parvell
Farrell
Rath
Whch
Blair Wood
Alnh
Lee Rabbs
Dunkerton
Post Office Moves to Improve City Service
Cory Post Office adopts a new procedure to place an identifying slip with all letters bundled for delivery to a single address. This aims to trace misrouting and errors more easily and reduce future delivery mistakes.
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Cory Post Office
Fietala
Street Department Plans Parking Markers and Road Oiling
The Streets Department will oil city roads as soon as feasible after marking grade 10 roadways. Workmen are stationed on the southside roads this week and the project will widen to the business district next week with parallel parking markers. Enforcement of two hour parking will begin after winter notices, though not previously informed.
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Biregis
Neptune launches longest range plane from asteroid carrier
Navy announces the Pay Neptune, world's longest range plane, launched from the carrier Copal Sea off Virginia last month. The two engine craft is claimed to exceed previous records with a world distance of about 14 288 miles from Perth to Columbus. The event is described as the longest test with a payload, amid speculation of future long haul bombing capabilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Neptune
Perth
Australia
Columbus
Nistary
Air Force Navy clash flares over super-size carrier plan
Washington May 20 A new Air Force Navy dispute over a super-size aircraft carrier plan surfaces as Air Force officials express dim views of a Navy initiative backed by President Truman and Defense Secretary Forrestal. The disagreement centers on mission scope, with the Air Force arguing strategic air warfare and the Navy stressing naval aviation support, amid questions about the carrier's dimensions and potential to launch long range bombers and atomic missiles.
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Air Force
Associated Preas
Washington
Navy
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Porrestal
High Command
Forrestal
Key West
Fla
Aly Forte
Lewis Deplores Talk Of Mine Workers Walkout
Washington May 20 Jonn L Lewis deplores talk of an inevitable coal strike as miners face a contract deadline. He urges constructive wage talks and welfare benefits while operators show willingness to renew negotiations. In Huntingdon Pa, Joseph Contrillo recaptured by state police after escaping from jail with four other inmates.
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Washington
Jonn L. Lewis
Cmlnac
Lewis
Aire
Hiscuss
Huntingdon
Joseph Contrillo
Flys
Huntingdoc County
Clarence Na Knuble
Hesston
Gontrillo
Huntingdonia
Lim
Bridges Urges Congress To Act On Budget Slash
Senator Bridges urges Senate and House to cut spending after rejection of a 400 million bold proposal. He plans a special Senate meeting to press for faster action and warns of a growing deficit that could hit 10 billion dollars in the next year. The Virginian criticizes Democrats for inaction while predicting a sharp tax impact.
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Bridges
Congress
Corry High School Commencement Program
A completed commencement program from Corry High School lists the ceremony at 1 p m in the high school auditorium with about twenty eight diplomas to be awarded. It covers selections by the high school orchestra and choir, readings by Rev Gilbert K Boyd and Dr Carroll O Champlin, remarks by Principal Howard I Sheen and Superintendent David L Swertz, and the presentation of diplomas by Clarence Wallace with Alma Malin presiding.
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Corry High School
Howard Shawn
He High School
Joe ‘Chie Hind
Thyocatlon
Gilbert K. Boyd
Sulciutontus
Ruby Hildebrand
Boned of
Alma Malin
Record Expenditure for Navy and Navigation Project Funds
Washington May 20 A record Federal expenditure will be made for flood control and navigation project construction in the 12 months beginning July 1 The Senate voted a 640 257 200 appropriation after defeating a move to slash 200 000 000 from the total The bill was sent to conference with the House which voted in February to allow 938 875 300 for the waterways program Appropriations Committee members predict the conferees will settle on an amount between the two figures Meanwhile Slippery Rock graduate slate grows at final commencement exercises with 53 students set to graduate tomorrow
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
House
Peace exchange with US and Russia stalls amid deadlock
Washington reports say the Moscow and Washington talks have hardened into a stalemate on key issues from energy to human rights. State Department officials favor UN and international agencies for any settlement while Moscow insists on bilateral talks. Tass notes Russia questions U S policy departure from Roosevelt era and wonders if new leadership blocks old agreements.
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S. Associated Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Uss
Soviet
Marshall
United Nations
Council of Forelgre
Jung
Ateltude
State Department
Dts
D. Wis
Norway
Moscow
Saviel-American
Tiss
Roosevelt
Corry Educator Named to Consultant Staff for Edinboro Workshop
Corry educator H J Bheen announced the Edinboro State Teachers College program for June 21 22 and 23. David Swarts superintendent is among those named to the consultant staff with other local educators taking part. The workshop is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Branch of the National Association of Secondary School Principals in cooperation with the Pennsylvania State Education Association and the National Education Association.
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Naswawny Snowa
National Association At
Pennsylvania
Sorylee Trutning
Itr Inoriteraatern
Annual Hospital Meeting Set For June 16
A noisy OCR fragment reports an annual hospital meeting scheduled for June 16 at Le Cong Avi Novi Hospital. It mentions a monthly report, superintendent, and various staff roles, with garbled figures and unclear details about patient care and operations.
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Hospital
le Cong Avi Novi Hospital Assoccations
Vnv
Wiese
Soeston
Quatow
Mus Xu
Stadt
Direefirs
Aliig
Dts
Lehiecrin
Reports of Fraudulent Checks Outline Local Incident
An apparent check fraud case involves multiple bad checks drawn on Citizens Bank by George Anderson. Victim Mrs Eisenman and others describe altered or staged transactions, noting checks for 6.90 and 4.00 dollars that were returned unpaid. Authorities investigate desinence and verify no active account matching the suspect.
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Manentess
Baphi Hornin
Lawrence Mixenmin
Rockky
Hens
Elven
Bigennin
Eriugihay
Cman
Hisenman
Citizens Bank
George Atderson
Oday
Eisenman
Tw AM
Gerry Rasidphle
Permanent License Plates Considered by State Officials
A state panel recommended permanent automobile plates with yearly tabs to save about 5000000 annually. The plan, backed by Rep Samuel Dennison, would use aluminum or stainless plates and include a one cent tab. The proposal aims to replace current plates after the vehicle’s life, with debate on mandatory reexamination of motorists every three years due to guardrail concerns.
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Samuel Dennison
Mredeilersey
Aline Vike
Maelten
Aleenne
General Assembly
Staly Goveernment Commission
Beratson
Pennsylvania
Kai-Shek Becomes Chinese President Contested Camp Entries
Kai-Shek rises to Chinese president as Corry youths prepare for a Southwest camp contest. The fledgling winner earns an expense free trip to New Mexico with Sequoyah prize details and a list of participating local youths driving coverage of the event and eligibility rules.
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New Mexico
Carp Sequoyah
Lother Philliogif
Donald Williamy
Russell Beckwith
Robert Bootl
Normal Merritt
Clarenes Mudie
Donald Bensink
Jack Scott
Donald McCafferty
Walter Tow, Jr
Robert Bumbsigh
Camp Isaquoyart
Uneir
Sue
Sequoyah
Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek sworn in as president
The event, attended by about 3,000 in the national assembly hall, confirmed Chiang Kai-shek as president while Ho Ying-chi was named premier. Bills to expand cabinet powers faced strong resistance from legislators who demanded policy outlines before approving nominees.
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Associated Press
Obiniy
Hni- Shek
Ghinn
Caniel
Chinn
Ehwleige
Hviduml
Hweel Ueb
Scienis
Chiang
Ching
Officers of Corry Plant Name Officers of Corry Plant
The Corry plant announces leadership changes with Stephen as president and Maaninger as treasurer, replacing the former board chair. New officers include Edward Wulchli as vice president and secretary, A Steiger as assistant treasurer, and Ry Clark as assistant secretary and Steam Specialty Division manager.
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Stephens
Maaninger Et Siang
Chelisle
Hannon
Ihe
Fay Beek
Isseel Beldminally
Charisimi
Heeggs GJ
Zinnerman
ANU Poesia
Wwhiel
Sinn, Carliste and
Hammond
Drasalnee
Willl
Ohio
Penniaylvania
New York
Cove
Ms Gaul Bent
Ally Alee
Sexews
Feldmans
Edward Wulchli
Prii Ideal
A. Steiger ‘Gal
Ry Clark
Sho
En legged Cannon on Display at Oil Show
Tulsa reports a seven foot long legged cannon on display at the oil show. The weapon drills a stone sample from rock walls via paired hollow legs that spread outward when fired, pulling a rock sample up through a gate as the gun ascends.
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Ancantniat Pac
Tulsa
Oflu
Aldea
Ikke
Vaeh Tee
Call & Gate
Tts
Se Roek
Israel declares state of emergency in response to fighting
An Anannounced Press dispatch from Tel Aviv reports Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion has decreed a state of emergency in Israel. The decree expands security powers as military actions threaten key towns near the Galilee and Jerusalem, with heavy casualties and reports of Jewish militias counterattacks.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Islay
Vagl
Securit
Setny
Tel Aviy
Barbory
Israel Rokanhwsk
Jedine Mallett
Palestine
Cald
Ayabawid Zion
Jerusmem
Bartier
Barsland
Rome
Ansa
Tage
Levin
Holy Land
Leving
New York
UAW and GM Resume Pay Talks Amid Walkout Threats
UAW and GM reopen negotiations as walkout threats loom for about 265,000 workers. CIO unions prepare strategies while GM sitters meet with senior officials. A decision on a new contract was expected by May 23, with talks continuing after the expiry of the previous agreement.
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Clos Wakiom
General Motors
CIO United Auto Workrs
CIO United Electrical Workers
GMI IE
UAW
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