Fragmentary Sale Notice of Agricultural Implements
A damaged listing describes items for sale including a corn machine, a cultivator, a hay fork, a washer, and various implements numbered with uncertain quantities. The notice mentions places such as Vieton and Arthur Stansbure and a date in October, with terms implied for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotaber
Miles Tsey
Ead Ar Regis
Helfer
Eller
Anich Servid
Vieton
Arthur Stansbure
Tober
Selling Prices and Markets Reported in Brief Newswire
The report notes varied prices and market activity with items described as rough, dry fed, and bundled. It lists per unit costs as 15.28, 1.00, 13.25, and 5.25 with several quality descriptors, noting ups and downs in today’s successive highs.
End Near For Coal Mine Dispute As Parley Resumes
Secretary Schwellenbach seeks compromise to end the coal mine strike over foremen unionization. Lewis resists concessions while operators demand no foremen unionization. The dispute has idled 749 mines and disrupted steel production. New York harbor remains idle as longshoremen strike continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwellenbach
Parley
Lewis
Lavor Schwellenbach
John J. Lewin
Wan
Torenies
United Mine Workers Foremen's Union
Aioe
Oneity & Enulionons
National Labor Relations Board
Jones and Laughin Steel Company
Brownsville
Additions
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Temnessee
Ohio
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
New York
Captherlette
War Shipping Administration
Europe
Inactivation Ordered for One Army Division
The Army announced the inactivation of one division, reducing wartime totals to 88. The list includes 21 infantry divisions, two airborne, and several armored units, with several already inactivated after returning home. The War Department cautioned the list may change with last minute adjustments. Meanwhile the Navy lowered the discharge point score for medical officers from 60 to 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cess
Washington
Oei
Todig
Tafontey
War Department
63Rd
Talk of Month Program Announced at High Street Auditorium
Howard J. Sheen president of Corey's Talk of the Month Club announced the first number of the 145-6 program and that membership has reached capacity with a few spots left. Chester M Tobin will discuss The Coming Peace What Next of the Near East and his travels include Europe Africa Asia. The remaining speakers include Dr Cart S Winters Dr James F Bender Wealthy Hon Singer Disher and Jack H Lieb with dates to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Sheen
Corey
Clu
High Street
Sheen
Chester M
Turkey
China
Tobin
Corry Club
Cart S. Winters
James F. Bender
Singer Disher
Jack H. Lieb
Fardink Receives Seven Year Term In Erie Case
Guy Fardink age 26, arrested in Ene by State Police after days sought on check forging charges, pleaded guilty before Judge Evans in Evie s. He sentenced to seven years in the Western Penitentiary due to a previous record. Fardink admitted forging checks on Dr. J C Ribler Montgomery Ward Co and Frank Chase of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Fardink
Ene
Spartansburg
Evans
Evies
Jane
Western Penitentiary
Pardink
Spirlansbure
Corry
Erie
Meadville
St Erie
Fardink
J.C. Ribler
Montgomery Ward Co
Prank Chase
U S Plans Eastern Advisory Commission on Japan Issue
The United States called a meeting of a proposed Far Eastern advisory commission for October 22 in Washington. Nine governments were invited including Russia Britain China France and others with Britain proposing India to join. Secretary of State Byrnes said no change to General MacArthur as Supreme Commander in Japan and Russia urged a central role before the commission’s creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Stea
Washington
United States
Douglas MacArtltos
Japan
Byynes
Indy, Sayling
Britain
Byres
Russia
Associated Bross
Tokyo
Lollers
Imperial House
Ushinosuke Yamamoto
Naves
Cananoret Ny
Ipanise Peonte Chemselves
Msilvyst
Geli Weiner
Petritaiielonyvl
Ny Hilliqie
Ny Hilliqie Peliny
Grays
Naval Pepmier
Baron Shidehars
Peopieci
Jds Pureaeets
Winden
Pachitprican
Kim
Kynichi Tokuda
Spenl
MacArthir
Shidehari
Kosuge
Tosotama
Tokyo Kouhisan
MacArthur
Pichy
Koreyn
Hibiys Park
Toyotami
First Cavalry Division
U.S
Federation of Tailors
Zenkolat Kinrosha Domel
Shidehara
Higashi-Kuni
The
Hirohito
Pearl Harbor
Former Vichy Militia Chief Executed in Paris
Jos eph Darnand, former head of the Vichy militia, was executed by firing squad at Fort De Chatillon at 9 40 am after being convicted of treason. The ceremony occurred after his superior Pierre Laval received a death sentence. A Dominican priest witnessed the event as Darnand cried vive la France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Joseph Darnand
Vichy
Fort de Chatillon
Darnand
Pierre Laval
Nwver
Gestapo
Frenchy Territeary
Paul Manzibeaux
France
Fetain
Textile Strike Ends Reducing War Work Absence
The nationwide total of persons away from work due to iron and supply troubles fell by 42,000 today as a three state textile workers strike ended. The decrease left unemployment in various industries at 48,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishor
Need for Speed Stressed in Atomic Power Hearings
Witnesses urge rapid federal control of atomic energy and warn against uncontrolled experimentation. Hearings before House and Senate panels consider a national science foundation and oversight to keep the United States ahead in research. Four experts including Patterson Groves Bush and Conant endorse Truman's push for swift action. Potential dangers cited include accidental poisoning and community destruction from amateur labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Army
George C. Marshall
House Military Committee
May
Truman
Congress Et Pa
Harold D. Smith
Smith
Wwen
Japan
Robert P. Patterson
Lassle R. Groves
Winnever Bush
Olive of Scientific Research and Development
James Conant
Harvard University
Bush
St Marys Youth Killed In Kane Area Crash
A St Marys youth, John N. Donaldson, was killed when an automobile carrying two furlough soldiers left Route 219 near Kane Pa. The two injured were Staff Sgt John A. Miller II and Robert Wilson both from St Marys. Miller and Wilson were treated at Kane Community Hospital with Miller later under observation for a possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Associated
Yesh Kane
Xldler
John N. Donalion
St. Marys
Kane
St Marys
John A. Miller
Robert Wilson
Peter Meldrum
Miller
Bradford
Wilson
Donaldson
Brown Block Lease Reported To A. & P. Brown Block
Confirmation from principals indicates the former Brown block on North Center Street is leased to A and P for a hogs food store and market use. David Rosenthal of New York City represents the tenant and plans remodeling into a large one story retail salesroom suitable for a supermarket.
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Fromie
Megalouae Wienly
Weil
Rosenthal
Joey
Tee Ly
New York
Ceany Bean
Otters
Sim
A and P
Washington and Noth
Center Streets
C. F. Brang
First Avenue
War Fund Drive Sets $8000 Quota for Community
Corry announces an $8000 goal for the War Fund campaign with all proceeds supporting war service agencies such as USO and war relief services. Chairman D G Smiley says committees meet next Monday as the nationwide drive opens and groups work to finish early. Volunteers urged across counties as preparations continue amid tight funding.
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Corry
D. G. Smiley
War Service
USO
War Relief Services
Smilley
Neversl Cor- TV
Astota
Pennsylvania
Kane Bandit Robs Rural Grocer in Nighttime Hold Up
State Police hunted a young blond gunman who robbed J A Willman, 45, of 175 dollars in Kane Pennsylvania last night. The assailant asked for cigarettes, forced Willman to lie on the floor, and fled with cash while the grocer’s ailing wife collapsed upon seeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
J. A. Willman
Toney
Fied
Truman urges projects like TVA in Kentucky dam visit
President Truman praised the Tennessee Valley Authority during a Kentucky dam dedication in Gilbertsville. He urged regional development of river valleys, stressing power, flood control, and navigation, while noting administration details may differ for other valleys. He argued TVA as a model for decentralized regional agencies guiding local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gilbertsville
Trugnam
Sao
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kentucky
TVA
Ameri
Ald
Toonessee
Ureobbes
Teetons
Tigers Take Early 5-1 Lead in Detroit Game
Webb and Mayo opened with back to back singles, scoring Webb via a single by Cramer. Derringer relieved, Greenberg sacrificed, Mayo and Cramer advanced, Cullenbine walked, York popped up. Outlaw forced in Mayo, Richards doubled, scoring Cramer, Cullenbine and Outlaw. Five runs on four hits in first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Webb
Mayo
Cramer
Borany
Paul Derringer
Greenberg
Cavarretta
Cullenbine
York
Hack
Outlaw
Richards
Newhouser
Johnson
Cavaretta
Chicago
Harle
Lowrey
Wow
Parke
Webb Fo Mayo
Hotel sale not completed despite offers says Ewing
Ewing reports the proposed sale of the hotel has not been consummated. He notes no negotiations have been under way for some time and that several offers were received and considered, with the sale deemed indefinite and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Red W. Mwiny Ome
Aumenine
Carey
Two Explosions Rock Utah Mine Town of Vernal
Two blasts at the Gilsonite mine near Vernal Utah shattered the town 50 miles away as flames damaged the mine shaft buildings and treating plant. Sheriff Ronald Preece led a 100 man volunteer crew to the scene. no serious injuries reported with only one home damaged. Gilsonite supplies fuel and insulation and is used in paints and varnishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilsorite
Associated Press
Vernal Link
Urge
Niuhy
Mirwuilonsty
Ronald Preece
Ainish
Jed
Voluneer Siscar
Vernal
Bonenes
Preece
Luit Preece
Colorado
Utah
Arthur Carlen
Vernal Town Makets
Marshall Warns Of Future Perils
General Marshall urges universal training and a 4,000,000 man reserve ready for service within a year. He warns of new weapons risks and potential attacks from other continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
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Manila
Tomoyuki Yamagshite
Philipplnes
Chester M. Tobin
Petain
House
Senate
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Kane Bandit
Agnelated
Argentina
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Get
Lear
Edelwite Parnell
Gull
Bila Avalos
Buenos Aires
Pere
Muliairy
Furvett
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New Orleanis
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