Public Notice of Estate Admin and Auction Sale
Notice of estate administration in Erie County Pennsylvania, detailing the appointment of an administrator and claims process. Auction listing includes numerous household items such as beds, mirrors, linoleum, stove, furniture, and farm implements with cash terms and contact details.
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Bruker
Warlin
Joticee
Nansylvani
Corry
Mitta
Erie County
Annaylvania
Evia
H. W. Engle
King George VI Calls Conscription and Utilities Nationalization
London reports King George VI in a parliament opening speech urges continued conscription and nationalization of inland transport and electric utilities. The monarch's guards protected him from threats amid prewar pomp as Parliament resumes under Labour leadership.
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Ministry of Defense
Associated Press
London
George VI
Scotjad Yard
Lebor
Babor
Germany
Eniglade
Winston Churchil
House of Commons
Partiegoerit
Buckingham Palace
Westminster
Elizabeth
George
Son
Parl
Oedlubl Blend
Marshall
Gord Montgomery Crinlees
Palestine
Paelininen
Thal
Sustem Aates
Guy Fawkes
Molotov Sees Chance for Harmonized Disarmament Plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov signaled readiness to harmonize Russian and American arms reduction ideas while warning the international community to act quickly to halt an arms race. He also suggested room for an international inspection system to safeguard disarmament, as Byrnes and Bevin pressed for worldwide reductions. Reports note ongoing stalemate on major treaty issues at the Foreign Press Association review in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Molotov
United Nations
Byrnes
Bevin
Foreign Ministers Council
Germany
Hungary
Fire Chasers Prosecution for Blocking Fire Trucks
Police plan to prosecute teenage driver of a car that followed a city fire truck to a Saturday morning blaze and refused to move as hoses were attached. The incident delayed firefighting and could lead to charges under state law prohibiting trailing emergency vehicles. The driver identified as John Oger of 10 North Gohier Street.
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Tire Department
John Oger
Gohier Street
Priorities for Building Still In Effect Amid Edict Confusion
District office and federal agencies clarified that the move to end price ceilings on building materials is a price control measure only. The $10,000 home price cap remains, and no official word confirms removal of priority qualifications for new construction. Local builders, lumber firms, and residents await further guidance on continuing restricted projects.
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Trumarty
National Housing Agency
Erle
Erie
Allegdy
Priefity
Meythaed
Bellwethers in brief from global bulletins
Associated Press reports cite Rhode Island official Jacob Nicholas Grow named assistant secretary of the Navy for air, succeeding Johnny Sullivan. Vatican updates note Cardinal Cicognara’s condition deteriorating with little hope of recovery. A French rail crash near Reviigny Sur Orne injures 80 and kills at least 35 as heavy fog blankets the region. German officials announce the first Nürnberg war crimes trial will open December 8, focusing on 44 concentration camp guards and staff. U.S. indicates refusal to recognize certain claims amid broader reparations talks with Japan slated for December.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jtahn Nicholas Grown
Rhode Island
Air
Johnny Sullivan
Navy
Haight resignation prompts board to name successor
The board plans to appoint a new member after Earl R. Haight resigns from the Board of Education. Haight has served as a director and was praised for his years of service. The next regular meeting will consider the election of his successor and discuss delinquent tax collections and district matters.
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Earl R. Haight
Apighs
Sehuol
Hel TeSinnaklon
Worl
Miggal
Pwetine
W. L. Peake
Corry
Lohd Af
Cots Ty
Comy
J. Guy Butters
Philadelphia socialites linked to mysterious hunting mishap
Philadelphia on November 12 faced a puzzling case as four prominent socialites and a local official were involved in a hunting mishap. Morris, a 46 year old descendant, was hospitalized with a facial wound after a reported unauthorized hunter on Morris property. Authorities investigated whether local figures influenced events or "telephoned" to affect the incident.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George W.O
Morris
Morria
Preas
Pitt Sm
Tenmeester Valley
State resumes management of Corry service
State assumes control of Corry employment office from federal operation. The Pennsylvania Sale Employment Service will continue as before with no staff or applicant procedure changes besides slightly earlier hours. The transition, effective January first, 1841, consolidates wartime labor programs under state oversight and preserves existing job application processes.
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Wiehwy Oltite Inter Ferteral Husiienen
Bernini Williams
Inutner
Vincent
He Liter
Borgiew
Garry
Alors
Pedevsl
Corry Clmyer Highway Nears Completion Says Proctor
Walter Proctor of the State Highway Department reports the Corry to Clymer road project is largely complete with top facing stone spread and rolling remaining. Colder rain delayed asphalt oil seeping through the top course, but warm days should finish it. A power shovel will move gravel for the next phase. Berms are to be finished this fall. only concrete headwalls at culverts await spring work.
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Walter Proctor
State Highway Department
Pris
Corry
Clymer
Prec~cor
Proctor
Testimony May Free 3 Of Top 27 Jap War Criminals
Tokyo reports a sensational move in the Tokyo trial scene as three of the 27 top Japanese defendants may be freed. The judge presiding may indicate how the defense strategy could alter hearings in December. Key figures named include former prime minister and ministers, with discussion of evidence and potential implications for the court.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Advande
Joseph C. Goow
ATDI
Willian Web
Tribunal
David F. Smith
New Yorks
de Cour
Kiwanis Club probes Old Home Week plan in Corry
Corry Kiwanis Club officers have surveyed local groups and businesses about reviving Old Home Week. The favorable replies will prompt a general meeting to organize committees and leadership for the event, inspired by a 35 year old successful city celebration with parades and industrial displays.
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Corry Kiwanis Clu
Corry
Lo Tidus Ul Anid
Old Hume Weel Nilys WilHis
Inet
Wiwanie Chih
Tetten
Fat Hiné
Cory
Dormer
Ian
Peru Quake Destroys Towns Kills Thirty
A strong earthquake hit northern Peru near Striutss 250 miles from Lima, flattening Moyobama and Libertad and Anvash departments. The Interior Ministry said at least 30 people died as communications were severed and disaster relief began.
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Lima
Peru
Striutss
Interior Ministry
Moyobama
Lintole
Libertad
Anvash
Tima
Krug and Lewis Meet Over Miners Contract Postponed
Washington—Secretary of Interior Krug and Julia L. Lewis planned a 2:30 pm talk on the soft coal mining contract but the conference was postponed 24 hours without explanation. The talks, to resume in Washington, involve 4000 miners and a government led negotiation, with a looming November 20 contract expiry and a 15 day timetable already in place.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Krug
Julia L. Lewis
Jol le Lewis
Lewis
Esterday
Dewns
Krag
Republicans Demand Middle Road for Truman Agenda
In Washington on November 12 Republicans insist President Truman must pursue a middle path in his legislative proposals to win GOP support. Senators Knowland and Brooks condemn the plan as socialistic and urge unity to avoid extremes, saying the nation rejected PAC drafted programs and seeks a constructive middle course for stability.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Willian Knowland
Gali
C. Wayland Brooks
Alan Palley
Nowland
Knowland Sale Brooks
Trunat
Contress
Wayne Mores
R-Orelegid
Meir
Tinka Cleared In Theft Case
John Tinka, tied to Erie County court before Judge J. Waite, cleared of robbing his father in law, Alex Jingleski, of 374 dollars on July 5. Arrest warrant issued by Dinuleski. Metyin Visser offered him a ride home, then swindled him out of the money. Trial postponed at request of Tinka’s attorney.
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Jy Teva
John Tinka
Beng
Erie County
J.ohn Waite
Alex Jingleski
Pike
Dlnulesit
Hay
Metyin Visser
Steaiehat
Tinko
Vidaset
Early Morning Meadville Fire Causes Heavy Loss
Meadvill e fire early morning ignited by overheated 14 inch pipe between furnace and rear first floor fire. Flames spread through three floors, trapping residents on Pine Street. Building owner George Oth and resident McKelvey alerted others. heavy damage to Or Service Station and nearby stock valued at thousands. casualties not reported.
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Meadville
Hce
Orv
McKelvey
McGrasby Corp
Smiske
Eulisit
George Oth
Mir MicKelvey
Beti
Pine Street
Charles de Smallenders
Waller
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