Fragmented auction notice and estate references
A scattered OCR text lists real estate and livestock items for sale and references to wills and deceased individuals. Mentions include a house on North Second Street, a farm area with brood sows and milk cows, and names such as Guernsey, Cush, Joe, Bracken, Eric, and various others. The fragmentary text also notes a will and probate wording, with mentions of the Dalton and Spar families and a legal notice context.
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H. Trent
A. Jmer
G. N. Dial
Smith
Forencon
Guernsey
Andl Cush
Joe Ieailten
Sparaiai
Bracken
Orry
Eric
Babson Warns White Collar Wages Hit by Inflation
Babson discusses threats to middle class living standards caused by inflation and tax increases. He cites salary trends from 1922 to 1988, noting that teachers and professionals like executives face higher education costs and reduced purchasing power. He argues shortages in funding and rising costs strain families and public services.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Ann
Toni Gilking
Sleselerks
Thor Dawempire
Devline
Billy
No-Bar Riding Club Horse Show Set Tomorrow
The 11th annual No-Bar Riding Club home show near Columbus intersection expects a record turnout aided by forecasted good weather. Eighteen events start at noon with eight more in the evening. judges include Don Gray of Buffalo, with ringmaster Robert Crow of Titusville and announcer James Frantz of Warren. Parking, music, food, and bleacher seating will be available for spectators from Northwest Pennsylvania, Southwest New York, and Northeastern Ohio audiences.
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Columbus
New York State
Ohio
Don Gray
Buffalo
Robert Crow
Titusville
James Frantz
Warren
Three Killed in Tokyo Martyr's Day Riot Clash
Associated Press reports a Communist Martyr's Day demonstration in Tokyo and across Japan turning violent. Police say three rioters were killed amid acid oil bombs, while about 1500 protesters clashed with police and 113 officers were injured. Three American newspapermen were among the injured. Police arrested many demonstrators as 20,000 to 25,000 police supported roughly 20,000 participants.
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Aseneiited
Tokyo
Japan
Central Committee
Japanese Communist Party
U.N
Seethig Kaje Tahud
Ie Kove
Nin Red
Toiya
Associated Press
Willkim
Barnard
Waonal
Whey
Cokva
Osaki
Baccalaureate Service Sunday at Senior High School
A baccalaureate program for the graduating class and their families is scheduled for tomorrow night at 2 o clock in the Senior High School gym. Rev Paul Bauer delivers the sermon in a service arranged by the Derry Ministerial Association with hymns prayers and a student choir. Local clergy participate in a traditional observance honoring graduates.
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Paul Bauer
Merchon
Ges
Meir
Wuchlorim
Oelack
Derry Ministerial Association
Mazel
Ofathist
David Kivingsten
Tovocxbion
Joseph Re Clair
Matthew
H. Ray Harris
Ghotte
James McIntosh
Hym
Jesus
Sorman
Paudl F Bauer
Law and Fates
Chiari
H.R. Meeviman
Dave Liginestons
Erie Boy Killed After Mistaken for Woodchuck
A 15 year old boy from Erie was killed when a hunter mistook him for a woodchuck during a shoot across the state line. The incident occurred near Findley Lake and involved Deward Van Rensselaer and others as authorities investigated across Pennsylvania and New York. Coroner Warren Wood of Erie and state police charged with sorting the case as officers traced the boy’s movements from swamp edge to field as the fatal shot ended a short life. Funeral services are planned for Monday at the Chester Ay School Funeral Home.
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Krisboy
Mina
Hysler
Alin
Klyne R. Hackler II
Klyne R. Fock We
Deward van Rensselar Yunle
Brie
Richard J. Moynihan
Chaltauqua
Ray Jones
Yuple
Yaple
Vaple
T Walker Favel
Harry Hemsivest
Mayville
L A. m
Apie Lok
F. M. Bacher
Findley Lake
Erie
Lester Thompson
Af Sherman
Wat Ae
Pennsylvania
Huckier
Schoal Funeral Home
Warren W. Wood
Lawverice Park
Moynthon
Hemstreet
Sgt
Lee
Pennnsylvania
New York
Chester Ay School
Two Hurt In Holiday Auto Crash Near Corry
Two persons injured in the only traffic mishap in the Corry district over the weekend. Harry Lindbergh Jr of Pittsburgh and his wife Gertrude were treated at Sten Memorial Hospital. Lindbergh recovered after treatment. Gertrude admitted with multiple fractured ribs. Driver Michael Kostro, 41, of Cleveland, reportedly pulled from a driveway into Lindbergh’s northbound car. Damage estimated at 400 dollars to Kostro’s vehicle and 200 to Lindbergh’s. Investigation ongoing to determine charges. The agency noted no other incidents despite heavy rain and a long weekend.
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Corry
Harry Lindbergh
Pittsburgh
Gerrude
Sten, Memorial Hospital
Lindbergh
Daineyseid
Lantbetel
Michael Kosta
Cleveland
Wattsbane Fair Grewties
Kostra
Kastra
Clay says West can break Berlin blockade
New York report quotes Gen Lucius D Clay former German military governor saying the Soviet Union is making menacing gestures but not ready for war. He notes the airlift of 1948 49 showed Western resolve and doubts Moscow seeks a war now, suggesting action only if they are prepared.
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Way
New York
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Soviet Union
Reds Call For Sabotage in East Germany Crackdown
Berlin reports say East Germany's Communist leaders urged sabotage through strikes as extreme resistance to the peace treaty West Germany signed with the Big Three. The outburst followed protests from Soviet commanders and comments by Walter Ulbricht, the East German deputy premier and Communist leader.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
East Germany
Tghe
West Germany
Red
de Alles
Tron Curtain
Barder
Communist Fast
Real
Ton Heup
West
Walter Tibricht
Gast
Woman killed at Union City after stepping into roadway
A 21 year old Union City woman was fatally injured Thursday when she stepped onto Petry Street and was struck by a car driven by Charles Kurz of Willoughby. The impact threw her into a second vehicle. she died at Stem Memorial Hospital. Funeral plans set for Mrs. Blanche Knutsky of Murray Road with services at Musser Funeral Home and St Teresa’s Church.
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Union
Guy Wom
Charles Kurz
Willoughby
Blanche Knutsky
Muray Road
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
O. C Mave
Petry Street
Porter MaNutt
Warren
Knatsky
Knatsky Leaves Attaupaitres ,Mrs. Katherine Condon, of Westtylyine
Musser
St. ‘Teresa
St. Teresa’s
Memorial Day Speaker Warns of Red Threat
Retired Rear Adm. dues Kepler Davis told about 100 people in City Park that to stop communism society must endure sacrifice and avoid delays in arms buildup. He warned that Stalin’s fomenting danger could bring war, urging steady resolve as veterans and local groups observed Memorial Day with a large parade and a civic program.
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Forbes
Kepler Davis
Davis
Stalin
Stet Frome
Senure
Kowledge Antwee
Aidene
C Cartien
Joseph Sarnicki
Praik Cobury
Entors
Comny High School
Gulf Star
Women's Relief Corps
Navy
Speaker's Ear
Arthur Cohel
Elmer
Currier
Amerie Lerion Oplory Sud
Ouards
America Legion Bane
American Levine
Boy Scouts of Columbus
Epic Railroad
Red Cross
Corey Fire Department
Na-Bar
Stewart Lane
Francis Whiteman
Marynr J. Fred Kinley
W. W. Waterhouse
U.S. Navy
Annapolis
Josph Sarnick
VFW Post
Sanner
Whiteman
Wendel Gage
Corry Legion
Corry High School
Veterans Council
Henry T. Wheeler
Dope Traffic Being Investigated in City
Dope trafficking in the city is under investigation after authorities report a case referred from the Treasury Department. John Frew of Cuiling was admitted to Gananda State Hospital amid rumors linked to narcotics use. County officials declined to comment, saying the probe aims to trace Frew’s supply and any local distributors.
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Gor
Chautaugus County
Treasury Department
John
Jack
Chautangia County
Gowands
Frew
Gery Ved
Americas Legion Post
Frost Hits City Gardens Killing Young Plants
Frosts Thursday night and Friday morning drove temperatures down to near 2 degrees, devastating young vegetable and pepper plants in city gardens. Greenhouses suffered damage while gardeners rushed to replace losses, as the cold snap persisted and temperatures hovered near freezing.
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Corty
Fdlorlay Toeud
Phulls
Memorial Day Observances Across Nation and War Zones
The nation marks Memorial Day with ceremonies and wreaths for fallen service members in Arlington and abroad. Presidents, veterans, and officials honor the dead at graves like the Unknown Soldier tomb while noting ongoing conflicts in Europe and Asia and continuing national reflection.
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Associated Press
Europe
Asia
Grit Barkdean
Mlion
United States
Dapang Exginne
France
Thaly
Germany
Sweden
Mart Ampricana
Arlington Naional Cemetery
Washington
Truman
Tuché Fay
Amerwank
Boy Critically Hurt After Farm Pileup Or Pitchfork Injury
A 15 year old McKean boy named Robert Baran collapsed at his farm home in Erie County after suffering three puncture wounds. Authorities believe he fell on a pitchfork in a barn. He received about 16 pints of plasma and blood at Haslet Hospital. Hamet officials issued a blood appeal following admission.
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Erie
McKean
Haslet
Robert Baran
Mes
Lee Haron
Mekeam
Robert
Hamet
Colorado man pleads guilty in mailing bomb plot
Rawinkly, a University of Denver student, faced a federal charge for mailing dynamite to James McCray in Bowling Green. The plea notes a plan to explode a dynamite box mailed to a target as US Attorney Hickey described the case. The defendant receives a potential sentence of up to years. Rankin background and relationships were cited in the proceedings.
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Byeckal
Denver
Dinull R Russein
Bunly
Lini Amrouwl
Emily
Cheyenne
Bowling Greer
Blake Kennedy
Kennedy
Rankin
Ravnkin
Ames McCray
Bowl Greet
Joi Dt
Hickey
Rawikly
University of Denver
Pari
Rauniklyy
le Daal Bow
McCray
Bowilue Green College
Paulein
Memorial Day Walkout at Roosevelt Service Emboldens Peace Plea
Delegates to the United Nations from the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia walked out during a Memorial Day service for Franklin D. Roosevelt in Hyde Park. The action occurred as W Averell Harriman addressed the grave site gathering and referenced past Allied unity turning to betrayal in wartime peace efforts.
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Hyde Park
United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. Averell Tfurriman
Russi
Poland
Czechoslovakia
UN, Economic and Social Council
Harriman
Franklin
Roosevelt
Abn
Ridgway Succeeds Ike as NATO Chieftain in Paris
General Ridgway takes over as NATO supreme allied commander from General Eisenhower in a ceremony outside Paris. Eisenhower departs to the United States after more than a year, addressing allied officers and wives before flying to Newfoundland then Washington.
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Associated Press
Paris
Eisenhower
United States
Biwape
Garewell
Witport
Stephenville
Woslinglat
Asmipteen
Matthew B
French Press Drive On Reds In Crackdown
Police raid Communist party headquarters and local offices across Paris as government tightens crackdown. Steel-helmeted officers with submachine guns executed dawn searches, targeting Reds led by Jacques Duclos who is jailed on plotting against state security. Authorities report raids followed by arrests and fire at party HQ.
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Ay Associated Press
Communist Party
Pars
Party
France
Jacques Duelles
Duples
Fragee
Matthew W. Rmbway
Eral Labor Confederation
Duclos
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Israel
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Terneli
Munich
Radio Free
Generalissimo
Woodchuck
Stem’ Memorial Hospital
Clay
Abington
Daniel
Reilly-Whiteman-Walton Co
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
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Wyncole
Colorado
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NATO
Supreme Headquarters
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