Untitled legal notice fragment from West property matter
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice concerning estate claims, payments, and property assets. Mentions Aunt and heirs, with dates around May and references to locations such as Dive Street and Nes of De. No clear full names or definitive actions beyond claims and sales of items or property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Ali Ib
Mma
Avantiq
Dea Emi
Uiat
Mayett
Erle Tiflente
Will Hin
Dive Street
Bhipere Nia
Lokon
Collapse Near In German Peace Pact Talks May Postpone Palestine Partition
The United Nations partition plan for Palestine faced a split in support as Colombia pushed to defer final action until spring. Arab leaders met to show flexibility, while a French 24 hour recess aimed to spur conciliation between Arab anti partitionists and Zionists. The move raised questions about achieving a partition at this session.
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Palestine
Associated Press
New York
Colombia
United Nations
United Nations Assembly
Alfonso Lo~pe
Holy Land
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Hiid U. N
Hind
Babson Urges Caution in Farming Spending
Missouri Babson Park notes caution in farm spending amid prosperity. Advises prudent purchasing of fertilizers equipment and supplies, stocking canned goods fuel and footwear, contracting for fuel and machinery, and maintaining a strong cattle and dairy program through 1948.
Community Chest Campaign Totals Reported
Final returns show a total of 27,890 dollars for the Community Chest drive, with ongoing additions expected through mid-December. Divisional pledges include corporations 14,000 dollars, industrial employees 6,124, merchants and employees 4,027, and school employees 6,? with other groups contributing broader sums.
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Tiler
Inday Joops
Industriat
Fionne
Sérance Pitts
Fraternad' Lila
New officer appointed to city police force
Newell Beckwith of Rash South Street has been appointed to the city police force on a 10 day probationary period as suffi cient in the Borey Polos Department. Beckwith was one of three applicants who took the Migll Serv ice éamination and, if satisfactory, will be appointed to the full time permanent post by Oily Cornell, upon the mayor’s recommendation.
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Newell Beckwith
Rash South Street
Borey Polos
Beckyith
Winchells Daughter Is Back Home From Search
Walda Winchell, Walter Winchells 20 year old daughter, returned home after a wide police search that began when she was reported missing on Wednesday. Mrs June Winchell said the actress was visiting friends and was back home today. The disappearance had prompted the police to cancel the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo Ipscusmens
New York
Walda
Winchell
Walter Winchell
Mmest Cuneo
Stromey
Mnissing Persons Bureau
The
Police Department
Miss ‘Winchell
Miss Winchell
June Winchell
Daughtor
Holly Wood
Spectacular Louisville Fire Disrupts Downtown Scene
A three story brick Boston building in downtown Louisville burned for hours before firefighters gained control. Dozens of firefighters were injured by smoke as hundreds of spectators gathered behind police lines along Walnut and Forester streets. The blaze disrupted activity in the high‑density area as crews worked through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Boston
Loueville
Walnut
Coatesville Hotel Destroyed in Wide Blaze Loss Heavy
A blaze swept the three story Coatesville hotel in the early hours, destroying Christmas merchandise at Woolworth and Newberry stores on the first floor. About 90 guests evacuated as smoke and water damaged the adjoining trunk building. Cause undetermined. 20 tippen-floor apartments affected. fire officials and neighboring towns assisted. two firemen treated for smoke exposure.
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Associated
Presa
Coatesville
Grend
Second
Thi
Woolworth
J. J. Newberry
Kinney Shoe
Inddera
Tippen-Flaop
Bank of Coutesvillé
Bell ‘Telephone Company Exchange
Wesley Dougherty
Ray Brooks
Charity Ball
Burning kerosene injures child in Elgin home
A one year old child was pouring kerosene on a tire in his Elgin home when the substance ignited. Charles Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis, suffered facial burns. He was taken to Corry Hospital and listed as critical, expected to remain hospitalized for several days.
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Elgin
Charles Lewis
Richard Lewis
Corry Hospital
NO INQUEST SET FOR DEATHS OF HILLIARD AND HARNEST
Deputy Coroner Dr W H Harnest of Spartansburg announced no inquest would be held into the deaths of John B Hilliard of Titusville and William Lawrence of Centerville. Both were killed when their car left a road near Riceville Corners and crashed into a tree. Survivors Whitlam Campbell and Jack Ludwick were unable to provide coherent accounts.
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John B. Hilliard
William Lawrence
Titusville
Centerville
W. H. Harnest
Spartansburg
Riceville Corners
Shreve Hih
Kerneth Rice
Meadville
Whitlam
Camip
Bell
Jack Ludwick
Witusville
Seven Women Living as Man and Wife Free on Bail
Santa Rosa Calif Nov 29 Two former college women who lived as a couple were released on $750 bail after arraignment on three felony charges tied to their June wedding. Thelma Walter 27 and Maretta Book 26 entered no plea before a judge who set December 11 for preliminary hearing. District Attorney Charles Nie Goldrick said they said they fell in love seven years ago while attending the University of Gale jforrils and decided to live together. Miss Goole has been ranch work, Walter taught at Sonoma Valley Union High School. An EE agent recently visited the ranch colony questioning why David Warren had no draft record.
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Ameoersies
Santa Rosa
Calif
Valley of the
Mit
Arid
Warren
Theip
Thy
Juste
Mareetta Book
Bya
Gale Jforrils
Goole Fine
Walter
Sonoma Valley Union High School
Corry Chamber of Commerce Plans Monthly Meetings and Meters Policy
Corry Chamber of Commerce directors met to set monthly meetings and debated enforcement of city parking meters. Merchants clashed over policy, with a committee appointed to review enforcement and penalties. The board moved to remove pillars at the former American Brake Shoe site to improve appearance and potential for manufacturing use. Directors authorized purchase of liability insurance for holiday street lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cornell
Meters
American Brake
Ability Insurance
U S Transport Plane Missing Over Europe With 21 Aboard
FRANKFURT Germany Nov 20 A United States Air Transport C 47 plane with 21 persons aboard disappeared on a flight from Pisa Italy to Frankfurt. The plane was last heard from near Wiesbaden and may have gone down in the Frankfurt area. The aircraft carried 17 passengers and four crewmen. An intensive aerial search is under way as radar and reconnaissance missions continue.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Airtorens
Pisa
Italy
Airforce
Wiesbaden
Frankfort
Sai
Jeff
Pign
Gavan Aime
Amputee War Vets Get New Artificial Arms
Washington nov 29 a new artificial arm will be distributed to five thousand armless or out arm veterans, Veterans Administration said today. Bantheldran or Josh arm will be provided with two artificial limbs, one spare. Each recipient to receive a hook wrist unit and a forearm unit for transfer to the other limb as needed.
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Nenuceven
Washington
Ion
Banhveldran
Schuman seeks emergency power to halt strikes in France
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman asked the National Assembly for six months of emergency authority to suppress agitators by speech or writing. The measure would empower the government to dismiss workers and control key industries, aiming to curb a widespread strike wave affecting electricity, railways, and communications amid Communist agitation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Robert Schumal
National Assembly Today
Apwil
France
Mesembly
Committee On
Sehimai
Corry Braces for Cold Dip as Snow Stays Heavy
Weather bulletin shows Corry and surrounding areas facing a sharp temperature drop to 12 to 16 degrees with ongoing snowfall. Highways remain open but plows operate to clear accumulations, while motorists deal with slick roads and travel delays across the region.
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Corry
LWA
Iris Treak Napetts
Eric Wits
Busee
Fraing
Prisoner Recaptured After Escape Near Berks County Jail
Arrived in Reading on November 29 a prisoner escaped from Berks county prison on October 20 and was recaptured after voluntarily turning himself in. Deputy Warden Lew Stittel stated the escapee, 26 year old Edear Hoffecker, gave himself up near the road by the prison.
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Reading
Gunmen flee Corry headed for Chicago pursuit ends
Unidentified gunmen and a woman shot a Warren man yesterday then fled Corry pursued by local police. They abandoned their car west of town and split up. The trio headed toward Chicago with authorities checking bus stations and depots while federal and state officers traced the stolen vehicle to Louisville as officials warned trains and stations in Chicago to watch for the fugitives.
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PBI
Iit
Warren Yollee
Corry
Jn Ue
Chi Jeako
Awi Iing
Walter Krupa
Corry State Po
Chicago
Mike Evan
Richard Saxton
Mie Warren
Belle Une
Gary
Themen
Abve Hotel
UA kMue
Tal
City
Cub Company
Une
Wyon Nelug
Evle
Bhioy Glan
Eris
Lo Corry
West Smuith Street
Exe
Louisville
Cohen
Cony Ihe
Hanig
Taft backs stop gap aid amid Europe relief debate
Senator Taft endorsed the 597 million dollar Winter aid bill for Western Europe to spur self help and work programs under a broader aid effort. He predicted Senate approval next week after a weekend recess, arguing the funds would prevent collapse of Allied economies while criticizing broader Marshall Plan criticisms.
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Washington
Tat R-Chint
Western
Europe
Hobbe Uyal
Jolla
Winter Aid
Alll
France
Thaly
Austria
Senate
Bob the Oblom
GOP
Ad Jns
Hhe
State Department
Marshall Inion
Tahoe
Binal
Belgium
Retired detective held on graft charge
Bernard J. Doughalty, a retired detective inspector with pension, was ordered held in 1500 bail for the grand jury on charges that he fraudulently received a fee not allowed by law. He denied the allegations when arraigned before Justice of the Peace A Randall Mathues on information filed by Pred Jack, chief of Delaware county detectives.
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Hoster
Bernard J. Doughalty
Justice of the Peace A
Randall Mathues
Pred Jack
Deliaware County Detectives
Fireman Perishes in New York Blaze
In Manhattan upper east side five story building fire, a fireman named Howard Wynn aged 42 is found dead among debris hours after the blaze began. Another firefighter Jacob Bassman is recovered earlier, two others seriously injured. Damage estimated around 500000.
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New York
Tigieve
Manhattan
Searcher
Howard
Wynn
Barlies
Jacob Bassman
Mail Christmas Savings Checks Distributed Citywide
Savings checks totaling about 134487 are mailed today by two city banks to over 1900 residents. Citizens National Bank issues 394437 to about 12,000 more. The Watts Bank lists 40000 to nearly 600 recipients. Club membership rose over 100 from last year as the 1949 season opens next Monday.
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Citizens National Bank
Wage Hour Hearings to Open December Second
Bulletin from Washington notes the Labor Department will begin wage and hour hearings on December 2 to discuss proposed exemptions for white collar employees. Regulations set in 1910 define not covered workers and aim to avoid triggering minimum wage provisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Poli
Tesla
Britain, Marshall Silent as Big Four Talks Drift
London dispatch says Russia and Western powers show signs of a possible collapse in the Big Four peace talks on Germany. Bevin and Bidault refuse to commit on future steps as Molotov presses for a yes or no on postwar provisions government. Marshall stays silent, noting the U.S. invitation to participate in Germany's occupation and economic integration under Europe's recovery plan.
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Associated Prous
London
Russia
Germany
Hirope
Milstera
Moscow
Britain
Minster
Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Britaliy
Bevin
Europe
Georges Bidault
George
Marshall
Molotayhat
U.S
United States
Nine Frenchmen Die In Plane 2 Crash
Paris dispatch reports nine French authors and soldiers perished when a World War II era plane crashed in a sand storm near Colombobar in the Sebiara desert. Leclerc died on his 46th birthday while directing operations linking Free France and Allied forces across North Africa.
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Paris
Adit
Jacques Leclerc
Ner Colombbeohar
Sebiara
Leclerc
Test
Jame Burlay
Port Gamay
Dake Ona
Ateipa
Tripoli
Jere Tuary
Lord Montgomery
Lécon
Antiser
Ameen
Deitrich von Cmoleis
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