Fragmented 19th Century Auction Notice Survives OCR Errors
A garbled text fragment outlines an auction or trade notice from 1800s era legal and market terms. It mentions a judge or master, an attorney, property or goods values, and various assortment figures such as 1818,00.990 and 15-23 Tou. The readable parts indicate livestock and goods evaluations, with phrases about bags, fat grades, and market descriptions, but most specifics are obscured by OCR corruption.
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Torniay
Irania
Carron
Molotov Concessions Signal Shift in Trieste Talks
After hours of talks, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov showed willingness to accept a Security Council backed Trieste police chief, appointed by a governor with veto power, and police recruitment under the governor. The session closed without a formal agreement, delaying a breakthrough.
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Molotov
BIG 4
Trieste
Congress
Associated Press
New York
V. M
Cornell
United Nations Security
Council
James F. Byrnes
Iter
Molotay
Maurie Gouve de Munville
Security Council
Police Cief
Social Council of Government
Wreckage Found of Lost Airliner in California Mountains
Search parties slog through deep snow to the White Mountain region seeking the downed airliner with 11 aboard. The wreckage lies on a saddle between White Mountain peaks, about 80 miles northwest of Long Beach and four miles west of the Los Angeles Inland route. Wings, fuselage and bodies are buried beneath snow and debris in the rugged terrain.
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California
Associated Press
Burbank
Galil
White Mountain
Coneludad al Ware
White
Timie
Grou
Orthiwest
Lotkherd Air Terminal
Milles
Gorman
Thir
Babson Analyzes Election Result And Future
Roger W Babson at Babson Park opines on last week's election outcomes praising both parties civic service and noting change is needed. He argues Hoover was defeated by conditions not merit and warns on future labor and labor law, Wagner Act revisions and Republican Congress stance amid wartime economics and postwar outlook. He questions if labor will retreat or clash in coming years.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Republican Party
Max
Herbert Hoover
Planktin
Roosevelt
Hoover
Washington
England
Republican Congress
Skx
None Injured In Crash Near City On Route 277
State Police report a head on collision between a car driven by Peter Dobbs and a Chevrolet truck driven by Albert Xander near Shutotun on Route 277. Both vehicles damaged. Dobbs and Xander uninjured, other truck occupants questioned.
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Ja Shutotun
Route 277
Peter Dobbs
Corry
Albert Xander
Dobbs
Xander
Xunker
Donwidh Fears
Cary
George Zim
Piermad
Silanahes
N.weire
Advance plan to change Route 6 west of Corry
Roosevelt Highway Association met at Wellsboro to discuss shifting Route 6 north of Corry. Proposal from western Bradford County would rename Route 6N to Route 66 and Route 6 from Pollock's Bridge to Mercerville to Route 66S, with board approval sought from the Highway Department. Verne Best elected vice president and Anthony Sweet president as twenty-two towns along Route 8 attended. $210 raised for publicity, including $200 from Corry delegates.
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Roosevelt
Corry
Roosevelt Highway Association
Wellsboro
Chamber of Commerce
Botf Cher
Philip Zalateck
Don Walliams
Ruscelas Brown
Bric County
Pollock's Bridge
West Springfield
Merdkville
The
Highway Association
Highway Department
Steel Age Group chartered at Corry Jamestown plant
Presentation of the Steel Age Foremen's Club charter at a Ritz Restaurant dinner. Fred Magruder of the Talon organization presented the charter. Officers High Mosher Don Hall and Paul Stroup accepted. Speaker Judd urged advancing to management and following the Golden Rule. The club aims to foster foremen exchanges, not unions, for educational purposes.
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Corry-Jamestown
Ritz
Fred Magruder
Talon
National Association of Foremen
High Mosher
Don Hall
Paul Stroup
Cleveland GC. Judd
Tne
Ditmer
Corry-Jamestown Corporation
Edward Peldt
To Raymond Miz. Co
Ray Miller
Ajex Tron Works
Sim J. Truifie
Aero Supply Me
New Blizzard Rages In West In Severe Winter Storm
A new storm rages from the Rockies into Montana and Wyoming hampering rescue efforts in eastern Colorado. Families face food shortages as livestock weaken after two weeks without feed. Weather officials warn winds will drive heavy snow and disrupt operations while authorities strive to manage the emergency.
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Denver
Rockies
Montana
Anc
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Snd
Curtis to Join Dr Bennett in General Medical Practice
Dr Curtis is set to be associated with Dr G B Bennett in Coty in a general practice of medicine and surgery. Curtis, son of Mrs H A Curtis, is a Corry High School 1936 graduate who served in the Army and trained at Hamel Hospital Erie and Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia. Dr Bennett, a longtime surgeon, began practice in 1905 in Columbus and later moved to Coty, where he built a modern office building on North Center Street.
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G. B. Bennet
Hareison FE. Gurtis
H. A. Curtis
Harrison Curtis
Army
Okinawa
Pacific
Hamel Hospital
Erie
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
State College
Corry High School
Bennett
Columbus
Coty Free
North Center Street
Curtis
Tford
Nis
Two Escape As Car Rolls Over
Mr and Mrs Waiuan from Galeton Pa narrowly escaped death after a Studebaker left Route 47 near Britton Alt rolled across a grade struck a telephone pole and ended in a pasture. They received attention for bruises and were later treated in Hale County temporary lodging. Inventor Tom Parker Piske of Newton Mass died at age 63 after a long illness.
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Waiuan Sautenirs
Galetotn
Sériouis
Sm Novident
Britton Alt
Riceville
Karschner
Studebaker
Occu Dalus Nees
Rarschner
Guy Butters
Dues Newton
Mas
Tom
Hun Parker
Piske
Big Rig Readied for Deep Test at Carter Hill
Bradford contractor Joseph Flanigan leads Pennsylvania Gas Company drilling at Carter Hill near this city. A derrick and steel rig are in place alongside a 200 foot service main as crews prepare to begin a deep test well potentially reaching 6000 feet. Operations supervised by D. Canaway await favorable formations, with equipment arriving daily and a late-week start anticipated.
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Rywiniens
Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Joseph ‘Flanigan
Bradford
D. —. Canaway
Carry
In Ayer
Canuhting
da Gos
Fils Main
Atdie
Teddy
Mondial
Corry
Hestwell
Second convict recaptured after southern New Jersey chase
Marchville, W. J. reports second fugitive captured in Philadelphia after a road chase across Camden and Somerset counties. The man, allegedly involved in thefts and a car chase, was seized by federal agents on a tip, ending a manhunt that stretched through New Jersey towns. One companion remains at large as authorities press charges.
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Associated Press
Marchantville
W. J
Simshy
Los Angeles
Uncy
Somerset
L. ¥. Bossditumn
Philadelphia
Axjing
Bell
Smith
New Jersey
New Jersey Alftur Smillie Compantun, Willfan B, Tinkte
Nase Ney
Ji Berl
Camden
Jersey
Hinkle
Mit
Pas
Two Women Die After Car Leaves Waterford Road
A Packard driven by Mrs P E Cunningham leaves highway near Thellsit Hugh Nill ten miles from Watteloed lash, killing Mrs Einora Geiger of Franklin and Mrs Howard Cunningham of Meadville. Mrs Cunningham senior suffered skull fractures, Mrs Cunningham junior internal injuries. both died shortly after. A third occupant died morning, while a fourth recovering, as State Police and others extricated victims.
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Franklin
Loe
Union City
Megaville City
Einora Geiger
Miller Apartments
Stem ‘Memorial Hospital
Howayt Cunningham
Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
P. E. Cunnningham
Meadville Hospital
Howard Cunningham
Cay
Packard
P. E. Cummischin
Indian Head Js
Cummingham
Corry State Police Transfers Shuffle Officers
Corry State Police announced a shift in assignments today moving Pvt. Paul F. Dell from the Cory barracks to the Warren detail and replacing him with Pvt. Mike Sieiovill from a park unit. Sgt. Signorino’s new assignment joins the force after the transition.
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Corry
Scorry
Warren
Toeat
Eayivenee Park
Paul F. Dell
Cory
Mike Sieiovill
Signorino
Finge
Limits on consumer credit rules eased by Fed Board
The Federal Reserve Board announced December 1 the relaxation of consumer credit limits. Installment purchases under $50 or over $2,000 are freed from earlier constraints, while most between amounts require a one third down payment. Terms for durable goods extend to fifteen months, with furniture down payments staying at 20 percent.
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Associated Press
Wasifington
Delierdl Reserve Board
Gheistmas
Hoor
Souvenir Pick Returns to Corry City Chamber
The municipal souvenir pick used to break ground for Corry’s main sewer system, crafted years ago and nickle plated by former Mayor James M. Lambing, has been returned. The Lambing family arranged the return via James D. Lambing Sr., now in Pittsburgh, and plans call for placing the tool in the council chamber after restoration and consent of the donor.
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James Lambing
Corry
James M. Lambing
James M. Lembing
Lambing
Pittsburgh
Tor J
Ginus
Donstor
Council
Kinley
James di Lambrling
Titusville Man Beaten And Left In Creek By Hitchhiker
Titusville reports detail a brutal assault near the town as a hitchhiker attacked a local man, Gillespie, leaving him severely injured with cuts and facial injuries. Police identified Nicholson as the suspect, with authorities pursuing further questioning after a deputy sheriff detained him.
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Titusville
Administration Grimly Seeks Way To Keep Minors At Work
The administration weighs options to extend minor labor in response to rising shortages. Lawmakers consider a targeted approach while leaders express doubt a special session can curb the ongoing manpower menace.
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Lewis
No Hope Appeal by Krug Would Keep Mines Open
Washington faces a tense standoff as the administration seeks to bind 400000 soft coal miners to a government contract amid John L. Lewis’s defiant stance. Attorneys general say the contract stands while Lewis vows no contract exists after the termination time, risking labor clashes and fuel shortages. The government cites a 47 day fuel supply and weighs Smith Connally act penalties. Krug urges negotiation with mine operators to allow private operation while keeping miners on the job.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Krug
Qwittr
Lame Duck Congress
United Mine Workers
Clark
Turer
Solid Fuels Administration
King
Bya
Bbg
Iato
Bex
Rug
Eal
Marties
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DR. Curtis
G. B. Bennett
Joseph Flanigan
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Federal Reserve Board
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