Fragmentary OCR item about local appliances and rooms
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions blinds, furniture, phone numbers, addresses, rooms and a North Street area. It references names like Glenn and Cohen in unclear contexts and includes stray numbers and partial dates. Overall the text is too garbled to determine a coherent event or notice.
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South
Ata Tamer Tenpttss
Winter Boys
Matel
Toe
Umber
Glenn
Cohen
Aipari
Jer Fur- North Fency
City Budget Sees Tax Increase Despite Pay Freeze
Corry council approves tentative budget totaling 3155, 72.40 with 18 mill real estate levy and 7 per capita tax on residents over two. Pay raises for about 35 city workers are denied as the city plans to balance finances with receipts and recreation program funding. Continued details outline changes, equipment purchases, and Civil Defense improvements.
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Corry
Mayer
Eley ‘Ents
Mt Neues
Tale Weheir
Cixi
Civil Defense Organization
Summon DiSalle For Full Airing Of Controls Program
Washington report on the inside battle over price and wage controls as President Johnson faces clashes in his administration. DiSalle and other aides press for extending or strengthening controls beyond their April expiration, while opponents seek a full termination. DiSalle, a former official, is urged to testify as the Senate weighs the political stakes in Ohio and national policy.
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Washington
Mighiel LiSalfe
Formey Ywriei
Bres Siiminiaudd
Walt Lytom
Roger le
Hounay
Disatle
Py Uw Uatlan
Price Howe
Mike
Ron Ohio
di Bulle Jost
John Bricker
Tve
Planes Hammer Wonsan Targets In North Korea Action
Allied fighter bombers pounded near Wonsan on the east coast as B29s and B26s hit Red artillery and supply sites. Skirmishes and patrol clashes occurred along the front with inconclusive air duels between Sabre jets and MIG 11s.
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Associated Proms
Seoul
Wonsan
Conrinst
Haine
Eighth Army
Okinawa
North Korea
Dock Workers Stage Walkout By Associated Press
New York dock workers refused to vote today at North River piers amid a state crime commission probe. Union leader Joseph P. Ryan said crews would return after hiring bosses answered subpoenas, with return possibly today. The first ship affected was the American Export Liner Independence carrying 933 passengers. Pope Pius XII to leave Castel Gandolfo Saturday for Vatican apartment, ending summer residence stay.
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New York
Jhouvand
North River
Jwork
Independence
Turnpike Traffic Safety Tightens Truck Driver Checks
Harrisburg authorities expand policing on the Pennsylvania Turnpike to monitor truck drivers for violations and poor driving. About 50 trucking firms approved the plan to increase patrols, raise petrol bars to 24 hour service, and boost roadside enforcement announced at an accident prevention conference of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Turnpike
Aland
Gessian
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
City Pauses 10 Quietly Mark Thanksgiving
A citywide pause marks Thanksgiving with federal offices and most retail outlets closed tomorrow except some restaurants and service stations. The post office will operate with limited delivery and pickup, while a traditional Thanksgiving service begins at 7 p.m. at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Police warned motorists to travel early due to a threat of snow, and grocers report brisk turkey and chicken sales as prices dip this year.
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Avabon
Djessines i
Lnhableant
Pnfay
Usar
Pss
Gorey
Bibhilend
Tomight
Ublon
Fierpoorn
Miners to Get Full Raise Aimed at Soft Coal Standoff
Washington report says government may issue a decision on the soft coal wage case. White House discussions suggest Putnam could approve the full 1.90 daily pay raise after talks with John L. Lewis and the industry. A full raise could trigger a nationwide protest strike and test the wage stabilization program.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roger Bute Holt
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Putnam
White House
John L. Lewis
UNE
WSEB
T O
Putmant
Lewis
Putman
Gowen
WSE
Becmise
Mught
Bus Driver Indicted for Involuntary Manslaughter in Turnpike Crash
Norman Crider of York, driver of a Greyhound bus, was indicted by a Somerset County grand jury on involuntary manslaughter charges for the deaths of four passengers in a October 6 Pennsylvania Turnpike crash with a big truck. Crider, 24, now free on bond, is slated to face trial next month. Dist Attorney Frank A. Orban Jr. said the driver was criminally negligent and at fault.
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Somerset
Norman
Orider
York
Greyhound
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Somerset County
Crider
Frank A. Orban Jr
Eisenhower Near End Of Selections For Top Posts
The article reports on President Eisenhower nearing completion of selections for top government posts. It highlights names considered for key roles in the administration, mentions potential cabinet choices, and notes reactions from figures like McCormick regarding Dulles as Secretary of State. It discusses party dynamics and anticipated announcements amid ongoing personnel decisions.
Justice Dept Criticized in House Subcommittee Report
A House Judiciary subcommittee report sharply criticizes the Justice Department for failures in the Norman F. Miller war contracts case. Investigators highlight eight years of stall, subterfuge, and aggressive defense by Miller, noting the government’s difficulties in prosecuting and the broader frustrations within the department. The findings stress that an unscrupulous defendant with influence can overwhelm government resources.
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Associated Press
Wasrington — Fonse
Justice Department
Norman F. Miller
Detroit
Su Committee
Miller
Miller Himsel
Sabotage Hint In Ammunition Train Blast
Three carloads of ammunition bound for American forces in Germany exploded on a railway siding near Chalons sur Marne. No injuries were reported. U S Army officers said comment on sabotage would await ordnance investigators. Chalons sur Marne, east of Paris, lies along the east west rail line used by U S Army supplies. One carload of a 12 car train exploded, fire set to two other cars as the train moved toward Germany.
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Chalons Sur Marne
France
Germany
U.S. Army
Chelons Sur Marne
Paris
U. S. Army Communications Ames
Orleans
Ambassador To Canada Resigns
Washington notes Stanley Woodward submits his resignation as ambassador to Canada effective January 15. A veteran State Department official with wide diplomatic ties, Woodward said he intends to return to private life after 25 years of service. President Truman is said to be informed.
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Amoumea Ereys
Washington
Stanley World Ward Today
Ganaun
Woodward
State Department
Prutoral Ehtet
Truman
CIO Ready to Talk Merger Says Haywood
Allan S. Haywood, a leading CIO presidential contender, states the organization has always been open to unity talks. Meany, newly chosen AFL leader, says AFL-CIO must find a way to unite with the former CIO. Haywood notes early unity attempts stalled over railroad brotherhoods and mine workers.
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Ssy
Associated Press
New York
Allan S. Haywood
CIO
CTO
Wight
Afl-Clo Unity
George Meany
Meany
Washington
William Green
Unity
Bayword
Tate Philly Murray
Nearly blind store owner shot by bandit near home
Pittsburgh report says Sam Astorino, a nearly blind confectionery shop owner, was shot and critically wounded by a bandit who robbed him of £1,500 as he worked outside his Sewickley Heights home. The 40-year-old operated a small confectionery stand and often carried large sums to cash workers’ checks.
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Pittsburgh
Sam Astorino
Wwlinsil
Sewickley Heights
Astorino
Carpopolis
Pleasantville Man Sentenced after Driving Without License
47 year old Perry Rambaugh of Pleasantville Pennsylvania was sentenced by Buffalo City Judge John L. Kelly to 100 days in jail to service a fine of one dollar a day after he was cited for driving without an operator’s license. Police said he had about 300 dollars in his pockets at the time.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Indian peace plan tops UN committee vote despite Soviet push
United Nations Political Committee backed prioritizing the Korean peace proposal amid Soviet opposition. The 4 to 6 vote margin reflected Western support for U.S. terms and calls for a ceasefire and international conference to resolve Korean issues including prisoner questions.
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Vishinsky
United Nations
United Natiees
Sodey
Minin Boviet
Minkipy Andrew
Vishinsig
Hipoff
U.S
Vishineky
Yoselele
Todi
NATO
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Quanta
Wi Wooee
Ine U.N. Commeiud
Fapmunjon
Wishinsky
Light Alaska air wreckage may involve three planes
In Anchorage Alaska authorities said wreckage found in snowy high mountains along the route of a missing plane may belong to one of three craft. An Air Force official noted the spot near Whittier is in the line from McChord and could connect to another missing flight and a fighter airplane reported missing weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
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Alaska
High Mountain
Air Force
Sl Lest Mint
Whittier
Here
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Elmendor
W. Hinkle
Air Force says spy Cascio did not contact enemy
Tokyo An Air Force spokesman stated that Cascio, charged with selling secret data on the Sabre jet, did not contact the enemy. Brig. Gen. Nuckols noted Cascio knew buyers would exist, with trial expected within five weeks at Johnson Air Force Base near Tokyo. Also reports Tyrone plant manager James R. Shea, 47, died after a three week illness.
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Ghigeppe Cascio
U.S
William P. Nuckols
Far East Air Forces Public Information Officer
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Cascio
Johnson Air Force Base
Tyrong
James R. Shea
Tyrone Plank
West Virginia Pilg and Paper Co
Shea
Tyrone Botougiy
Couns
Midland storm wrecks large swaths of Midlands area
Readable text notes wide Midlands sections hit by winter storm with hospital dinner plan and lists of meal items. Mentions Mrs Mut Malek and Ne Luthoray among prep actions and medical staff involved. image shows disrupted services and preparation for a community meal amid damage.
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Midlands
Uae
Vila Seine
Pune
Leoger
Pieter Desswet
Mut Malek
Ore shipments deficit cut in defense production report
Washington report based on Defense Transportation Administration data shows ore shipments for the lakes region reduced from earlier expectations by about a million tons. The inquiry notes the season still has time to adjust before year end as the Great Lakes ore movement trails 24 million gross tons behind 1951.
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Associated Stress
Washington
Svrith
DTA
Ig Renorte
Congressonal Committee
Great Lakes
Congressions
Recess Sought In DuPont Trial By Government
The government seeks a 40 day continuance in the Wil Du Pont anti trust case. Assistant AG Victor H Rainer announced the plan after talks with defense counsel and DOJ officials, and a brief conference with Judge Welter La Bay. The delay aims to bolster the government case.
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Chicago
du Pond
Victor He.rainer
Washington
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
Welter J. la Bay
Kramer
Wills L. Hateleiss
Wife of missing draftee calls him a bum
Worcester woman tells local draft board her husband vanished after war service and is accused of failing to return. She says he is a bum while admitting she cannot locate him. the man reportedly reappeared briefly but then vanished again.
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Ional
Don
Midwestern Storm Dumps Snow Across Heartland
Wind whipped snow drifts over the Midwest, stranding travelers and forcing school closures as areas report up to a foot of snowfall. Rescue crews aided others, homes and roads were impacted, and several deaths were attributed to the blizzard conditions across multiple states.
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Kansas Fee
Associated Press
Midlands
Bnit
Euhras
Netraeke
Prybaly
Minnesaliy
Iowa
Theonighout Yudlay Wits
al Wieliba
Real Cross
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Gtd
Gijy Audino
Hnstead
Kansan University
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Fearlin
Tiwi
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Missouri
Texas Panhandlé
Oklahoma
Texas
Nfo Ca
Arrests in Korea Roundup Before Eisenhower Visit
A Korean roundup by Metropolitan police and soldiers detained numerous people amid security checks as U S President-elect Eisenhower prepared to visit Korea. Police reported crowded streets and armed troop positions along major routes to deter potential threats during the visit.
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