WeUainBer Dan Sulton husville sequence and race notes
Fragmentary OCR retains scattered times and figures for a racing or athletic event. It lists various unclarified speeds, thresholds, and itemized values, including a listed 118" Battle 200 action and multiple time stamps, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable participants. The entry reads as a rough score or log rather than a cohesive report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westing
Reno
Bute
Alee
Atton
Gow
Truman Cabinet Agrees On Controls To End Isolations
The United Nations delegations welcomed Republican vows of continued US foreign policy alignment with the UN. Senator Arthur Vandenberg pledged bipartisan cooperation with the UN and resisted heavy US financial demands, stating that funding is a matter of principle, not money. Delegates prepared for full US support through the UN to defend peace and justice worldwide.
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Associated Press
New York
United Nations
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Republican Party
Pirs
Vandenberg
Conores
Hiiself
United States
Michigan
James P. Byrnes
Tom Connilly
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Flushing Meadow Park
Sweden
Afghanistan
Whithawk
Lake Success
Real Estate Peak Seen By Babson
Babson Park Mass November 9 Real estate in the East mirrors the stock market decline with demand easing for larger and new houses while smaller homes sell from 3800 to 12000. Prices on properties 10000 and up have fallen about 20 percent, veterans secure locations, and renting under prewar ceilings remains debated. The writer notes wages may fall to offset higher living costs and predicts continued market caution.
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Roger W. Garson
Babson Park
Mass
Newton- Waltham Bani. Ae
Trish
Pens
Middle West
16 Given Jobs Within A Week At Gorty Office
The Gorty office of the State Employment Service placed 26 people in steady work in Corry this week. Bernard Williams, the textile manager, announced that 24 were men and 2 were women, including 12 World War II veterans. Most city plants are using the office, with cooperation praised and demand noted for women workers as employment rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorty
State Employment Service
Bernard Williams
Tees
Inehidedi
Corry
Willsins
Migr Acro
Mfg. Coq Inc
Zogiesiter
City
Tokyo Berlin Bonds Awarded At West Washington Event
More than a hundred attendees gathered at the West Washington Street home for a testimonial honoring Raymond Tanter, a former post officer who will leave this month for Wilkes Barre. Pa Heating officials led by the post commander oversaw the gathering as $100 war bonds were awarded to William Allen for entering Tokyo first and Louis Radeck for Berlin’s first entrant. Mr. Keating offered remarks on Tanter’s tenure and the event ended with dancing accompanied by Mrs Merrifil ite and her orchestra.
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VEW
Tokyo-Berlin
WILW
Washington Street
Berlin
Keating
Taxner
Merriif Ilite
Er Oubtiestra
GOP Faces GOP Leadership Shakeup in House Fight
In Washington supporters of Rep Charles E Halleck of Indiana claim the 46 year old Hoosier is the front runner for House Republican floor leader in the 80th Congress. Clarence Brown backers say the 37 year old Ohioan has it sewn up. The contest unfolds amid jockeying for the 1948 GOP presidential nomination and top posts for Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr. Brown's campaign managers cite his role in winning back Republicans to control, while Halleck's backers circulate letters seeking support from GOP freshmen.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles.e. Halleck
Indiana
Clarentie
Halleck
Brown
Robert AcTaft
Ohio
Congress
Taft
Senate
GOP
Niether Halleck Mor Brown
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Fire guts Milton Arrhart home on East Street
An 800 damage fire gutted the Milton Arrhart residence at 623 Bort Street, likely started by a defective flue. Fire Chief Andrew Paulson and Fireman Leo Neckers narrowly escaped injury when a partially burned chimney collapsed through the second floor into the kitchen. The blaze was contained by Corty Fire Department, with damage confined to interior sections mainly around the chimney.
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Milton Arrhart
East Street
Paulson
Leo Neckers
Milton Archart
Bort Street
Corty
Imne
Andrew Paulson
Neckers
Paison
Ua Haines
Georgia Files Klaw Charges Against Ku Klux Klan
Georgia charged the Ku Klux Klan with attempting a 1940 merger with the German American Bund and accused the hooded order of aligning nationalist veterans groups with anti Jewish and anti Black factions. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Duke filed the charges in Fulton County Superior Court as an amendment to revoke the plan's charter. A hearing on demurrer is set for November 25.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Atlanta
Hooded Order
Illica
Daniel Duke
Gov
Arhall
Tne
Rodent Control Planned for Business District
A coordinated rodent and pest control program is planned for the business district. Local bus firms on North Genet Street and nearby areas have signed two year contracts with an Altoona firm to provide monthly preventive service, targeting rats and mice with additional pest control for touches, silverfish and waterbugs.
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Altoona
Wosz
Corry
Gorty
Tinko murder trial set to open Monday in Bria court
Trial date announced for Tinko charged with robbery of 374 dollars from Alex Jingleski, his father in law, in Bria County. Bail set at 1500 dollars. witness testimony from Vasser key to defense. physician Marlon Hazlett dies after incident. investigation and missing suspect details noted.
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Cated Jha
Tinke
Alex Jingleski
Bria
Walter Sanl
Jay
Minko
Metvin Vasser
Tinko
Nihe Aight
Dingleski
Daub
Vasser
Srol Webls Alfur
Marlon Hazlett
Washington
Cere
Oye County
Vaser
Curfew Rules Prompt Fresh Local Debate In City
A curfew issue sparks debate as officials, schools, and church groups weigh limits for youths under 16. The city eyeing 9:30pm curfew tests enforcement, with plans for senior dance events discussed and church leaders urging balanced enforcement.
Bulletin roundup 1971 World News Highlights
Multiple terse reports from Washington New York Nanking Jerusalem and Terusaumem cover Truman policy timing market recovery civil war talks Western diplomacy and a Baghdad conflict incident. Notes on labor reform Wagner plan and upcoming congressional elections mark a broad snapshot of events and political tensions.
End Ceilings Return Mines to Owners in Mine Crisis Move
Government and Unified Mine Workers near a major coal showdown as Interior Secretary Krug and Lewis consider lifting ceilings and wage cuts to push miners back to work. A November 2a date looms, with wage talks ongoing and negotiations with mine owners.
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Wasilington
Nova
Myst
da. Kru
MV Bass Jann L. Lewis
Watkon
Lewis
Coufilsines
Keg
Lowhy
Navy
Collison
Krug
Aloot
Krug Hay
UMW
Rawls
Lewly
Linion
Holne
Sesalana
Willy Gollisson
Howe
Tad Nolin
Aero Plant Steadily Expands After Strike
Aero's Working Force climbs steadily with 224 hourly workers pre strike, 308 by November, and more recalled in the last week. Over 400 more employed than last fall. Plans to train a first group of women for assembly work on the Wirecorder. Further hires expected after training and skill development, per seniority contract terms.
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Thor
Mig. CO
Brst
Aero
Mead Park Meeting Set for November 19 at City Hall
The Mead Park Association will hold its annual meeting in the Council Chamber at the Municipal Building on November 19 with a potential move to the assembly room on the second floor if attendance warrants. Officers are to be announced, and nine directors named later in the month.
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She Mead Purle Association
Tai
Corry
Hound of Directors
Allurney Glebe
Mose
Philadephia
Gorry Res
Apriaimtt
Corry Woman Almost Ends Life in Gas When Found
A Corry woman, despondent over marital failure, attempted suicide by turning on gas in her apartment. Her father arrived about 9 pm, found her unconscious, and she was rushed to Gary Hospital. Emergency treatment saved her, with condition reported as fair and expected recovery.
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Corry
Matty
Gary
Harming
Supreme Court Rules Erie Property Valuation Not Conclusive
Philadelphia Nov 3 The Pennsylvania Supreme Court holds that property value cannot be derived from the price paid at sale. The decision, by Chief Justice Alvin Jones, declares assessment value as the total value, while a bona fide sale price is only evidentiary for assessment purposes. The Erie building once bought for 465 000 and assessed at 525 000 is cited as an example.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
Charles Alvin Jones
Erie
Tenth Street Building Corporation
Erie Trust
Memorial services at Legion Home tomorrow
American Legion posts extend invitation to World War I and II veterans to attend memorial services at the Legion Home on Western Center Street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Chaplain Mark Anderson will lead the services with assistance from other officers.
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Legion Home
American Legion
Thas
Torrow
They Legion
Wneth Genter Street
Mark Anderson
Bel
Tha
Cabinet backs sweeping price and wage decontrol plan
Cabinet officers rally in support of administration aims to lift most price and wage controls next week. Reconversion Director Steelman says plan targets nearly all controls with ceilings on basics like coal and sugar kept. Building materials may stay restricted pending basic item decontrols amid opposition from Housing Chief Wyatt and Porter who may resign after White House announcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
John R. Steelman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Labor
Schwellen—buch
Wilson W. ‘Wyatt
1St Isis
OPA
Paul Porter
John D. Small
Willard W. Wirtz
Stabilization Board
Porter
White House
Boy Injured After Alley Encounter Leaves Mystery
Facts about a district hospital injury case involving Tony Amoroso, age 16, have been clarified after a police DA dispute. Initial reports claimed he was struck by a stick during an incident with youths at North Center Street. later testimony and medical notes question the eye injury and sequence of events.
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Ater
Tony Amoroso
St Vincentis Hospital
Bete
James Sample
Willi
North Center Street
America
Corry Hospital
St. Winemat
Polins
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