Sale 85 at Colum... improvements and church details
Notice of sale 85 describes property improvements and church grounds with names including Jessie Curtis F D Curtis and Warren Yanis estate. It states required notices on wills and debts, and invites those with claims to present them. The undersigned, Warren’s heirs, request all persons with an interest to come forward.
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Colum Aication
Ramuanity Church
R Holes
Jessie Curtis
Lee
Curtis
F. D. Curtis
Lake Wiship
Warren Yanis
Warren
Arabs Weigh Cease Fire Extension Amid UN Plea
Arab representatives meet in Amman to consider a United Nations request for a pause in fighting over Palestine. The Security Council extended the deadline to noon tomorrow, while Britain pressures Arab states to halt hostilities and preserve arms training. The scene in Jerusalem remains contested with both sides claiming gains.
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Cairo
Amman
Transjordan
United Nations
Palestine
U. N
Wattgaon
Lasleen Staneird
Syria
London
Rob Lepiol
United | Nations
Doday
Paris
el Hhourky
Security Council
Metic i Committee
Arab Lénewe
Jerusalem
Daffa
Argh Legion
Volunen
Associated’ Press
Daniel de Luce
Legion
Old City
Nnl
Senate to Act on Draft Training Measure
May reports from Washington indicate the Senate Armed Services Committee aims to push through draft legislation soon after dropping a compulsory training plank. President Truman and Israel's provisional leader discussed arms shipment bans, while fighting in Jerusalem extended past a cease fire deadline as the Security Council extended its deadline to 48 hours for proposal study.
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Freee Awwashington
Hensatue Gurney
I-Hd
Senate
Sennte Arme Services Committee
Washington
Chaim Waltman
Israel
Truman
Americas
Minle East
Welsman
Mr.Vromen
White House
Jerusalem
United Nallows
Frobe
Senate Appropriations Committee
Helrair
Pal Yatine
Paul G. Hoffman
Seaplon Brewster
Rae
She
United States
Woman May Survive Leap from Nine Stories
A one story hotel window ledge 10th story height prompted a fall that left a Pensacola year old woman with severe internal injuries. Captain Le Maxwell reported the woman had no chance for survival today. The incident occurred at a Pensacola office building and involved remarks from Welborn, Jr. of Galveston.
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Pena Pensacola
Pin
Alresi
Pensacola
Maxwell
Welborn, Jr
Galveston
Truman Urges Broadening Social Security Benefits
President Truman called for immediate action to expand Social Security to 20 million more people. He proposed boosting benefits at least 50 percent, raising the pension age for women to 60, and extending coverage to self employed workers, farm and domestic workers. He also urged higher payroll taxes and broader eligibility to cushion inflation’s impact on the aged and needy. He asked Congress to fund larger payments with a higher Social Security tax starting next January. He also urged extending unemployment benefits and aiding the needy with broader federal matching funds.
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Sly
Wren Washington
Truman
Republlican
Congress
Sipereen
Buonden
Rover
City Council to Hear Pension Plans Friday Night
City Council will meet Friday night to discuss a municipal pension setup. Insurance representatives will explain police retirement plan options and state law materials will be gathered for future meetings. Council also authorized ad bidding for summer road work and advised nearby property owners to arrange gas and water connections before paving. Clogged Bear Crank channel work will be done by street crews this summer.
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Alliny
Insuruice
Hhigh
Cornelliweabers
Scott
Alengthy
Guy Street
Youth Sentenced On Auto Charge In State Police Case
Alexander R. Holfelder, 23, of Sharpsburg, was sentenced in Exe county jail to time and fined 60 dollars for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. He was picked up near Union City after authorities learned of the license revocation and had been previously cleared of a manslaughter charge in Allegheny county. Wayne Glenton, assistant district attorney, noted Holfelder had also been fined in Butler county for operating an auto after license revocation.
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Sharpabore Youll
Corry
Ey Exe
Alexander R. Holefelder
Holfelder
Union City
Allegheny County
Wayne Glenton
Sharpsburg
Butler County
Phone Talks Resume In Long Distance Dispute
New York May 95 Parties representing about 95 000 long distance telephone workers in 42 states decide to resume negotiations and delay proceedings before a presidential fact finding board. Officials from the CIO American Federation of Telephone Workers and AT&T met for two hours and will continue talks under the mediation service. The fact finding board hearing is postponed until next June.
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New York
Jong Lines Department
Americat Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Alii
CIO American Union ‘Telephone Workers
T 3
Land
Wugthy
Mftex
Truman seeks higher minimum wage amid assembly clash
President Truman asks Congress to raise the federal minimum wage from 40 to 78 cents an hour, citing aid to schools and broader labor reform. Leaders Lucas and McCormack spoke for the coalition, while key Democrats were absent from the White House meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tle
White House
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Senate
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Inw
Lucas
Minds
McCormnack
Massachusetts
Demourette
House
Gsran
Lucius Saint
McCormack
Cobtereet
Bente Democratie
Barkley
Kymid House
Rayburn Pex
Lewis Facing Third Contempt Action In 18 Months
Two more Soviet vetoes blocked a United Nations probe into February's Czech coup. Gromyko used a double veto to defeat a proposed investigative group, with a 9 to 2 vote including Ukraine and Finland abstaining. The United States pressed for a full inquiry as tension rose over Prague.
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Lewis
Associated Press Lake
United Nations
Wiesbeek
Hovlel
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Writulo Wger Council
Sabe Shinee
Detesnius
Bovieh
Ukraine
Funsia
Cie
Gromiyko
Nas
Italy
U. N
United States
Hailyun
China
Bronce
Council
Clean Up Drive Begins Tuesday in Corry
Corry launches a community wide cleanup drive led by the Chamber of Commerce with George Reliz directing efforts. Mrs. Willian Leaby named secretary as civic groups pledge support to beautify the city, improve health and safety, and protect property values.
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Corry
Ishy
George Reliz
Phi
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Willian’ Leaby
Geitz Saie
Mercury Dips as Fog Delays Nighttime Reading
The mercury fell during the night with temperatures dropping to 32 degrees. Heavy fog hindered visibility and prevented accurate gauge readings at Dory’s home Aves, complicating temperature observations.
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Dory
Aves
New Complaint Filed Against Miners Chief in Labor Case
A new injunction seeking action against Lewis by the National Labor Relations Board and Moody’s is filed as the United Mine Workers head faces contempt risk. Goldsborough and Denham urge a quick show cause hearing and a fielding order to prevent more labor disruption before June 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lossis
Uini Tempbot
Loy
Mont Loch
Saul Ajien
Ind
Tude
Alan Goldsborough
de Sire
UMW
Joseph E. Mundy
Southern Coal Prosuours Association
Vuite
Hone
Y. Dinham
Eheral Coun
Moody's
Taft Burtley
Dontiam
NLRB
Galdsborouah
Golliaborough
Golds
Denham
Mketihi
Lewis
Moody
Janet Goldsborough
Nuwevey
Mead Park Work Begins as Site Renovations Start
An article notes the A Zunes and Son firm beginning improvements at Mead Park. Crews will clean and rebuild sections around the pond and dam while preserving historic water show exhibits gifted by Jonathan Yeats and architect Glenit heads.
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A. Zunes
Boryu
William Mowrey
Johar
Park
Glenit “Feads
Philadelphia
Truman Defends Vidas on Tip Amid Agency Disclosure
President Truman defended Vidas amid a Commerce Department official tip disclosed to the public. The White House stated loyalty remained strong, despite questions raised by a Wilson News Agency report.
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Truman
Washington
Trimen
Tol GC
Vidas
Gaupiter
Paes
Wilson
Vinderyan
Presbyterian Church Starts $10,000 Remodeling Project
The Presbyterian Church at South Center and West Streets began a remodeling project worth about 15,000 dollars with a 5,000 dollar grant for completing a living room addition and Sunday School room. projects include plastering, painting, a new porch, heating system, and fiber optic updates as part of a broader renovation.
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Presbyterian Church
Murat
E. Anderson
He Beard
J. W. Rickey
Dex
Geb
Boyd
Finnish strikes shut ports amid Communist cabinet row
Amid a Finnish political crisis, strikes closed ports including Helsinki and several Finnish harbors as demonstrators protested the dismissal of the Communist minister of interior. The army gave no sign of a coup, while Moscow and other sources urged nonreaction.
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Toiley
Athe Walllsoluke
Tovks
Vnteroy
Yrlo Dein
Heeine Kuushnen
Leino
Ruwlu
Moscow
Penvdis
Leliotus Tel Linura
Mse
Democratic
Aftice
Peoples of Finland
Social Democratic -Work- 45
Fae
Court Acts On Corryite Will At Orphans Court
In Corry, Orphans Court Judge Orin Wallean Thursting heard arguments over Mrs. Benson's will. The estate is valued around 22 000 dollars with 10 000 dollars in securities and bequests to unnamed charitable institutions. Next week's hearing aims to interpret how pension and unemployment benefits apply during vacation periods, with Corry Hospital likely named as the beneficiary institution.
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Nina Benson
Orphans Court
Wright Stoeet
Orin Walle
Thursting
Stewart A.court
Long
Corry
Pennsylvania
Corry Hospital
Lone
Latiz
Omny
Fenetice
Longdiw
ZORRY WOMEN SETTLE ASSAULT BATTERY CASE
An assault and battery case involving two women was settled this morning by Alderman M. Cobelli. Mrs Lester Gray of West Bend Street was required to post bond and pay medical bills after a fight on North Jenler Street injured Lis Wiifeh who received facial lacerations needing medical attention.
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M. , Cobelli
Lester Gray
West Bend Street
Amelie Clisloots
East Pleasant Sreet
YAISES HOPES FOR QUICK END TO CHRYSLER TIEUP
YAISES seeks a rapid resolution to a Chrysler arrangement with a unique formula costing 75 million dollars annually. The plan aims to modify wage patterns and living costs while boosting average wages to about 1.6 times.
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Yaises
Chrysler
GM grants 1 cent an hour raise to 225000 workers
General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers reach a wage formula boosting hourly pay by one cent for about 225,000 workers, costing roughly 78 million dollars yearly. The plan ties future increases to living costs after September 1, with a minimum base wage binding for two years and possible upward adjustments.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ychadod
Chrysler Ime
Chrysler
Wes Biesents
Ford Mg
General Motore
Urgty
General Moinea
Uaw-Cto
General Motors
Vhoth
Mare Bhai
Hue GM
Wilique
Durin
Uaw-Cio
Taw-Cio
Pittsburgh Rent Tax Debate Highlights Crafton Budget
Fragmented lines describe Crafton borough finances and school board actions. Visual text mentions Propane, taxation effects, and budget items with unclear figures. The readable parts reference a May date and a financial impact on local services and taxation.
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Pittsburgh
Crafton
Crafton School Board
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