Fragmented market prices and livestock terms in sparse OCR
The passage lists varied livestock prices and terms such as cows bulls lambs and market figures. It mentions sellers buyers locations Idaho Maine and Illinois with scattered prices and percentages. The text is garbled and contains numerous OCR errors obscuring specifics.
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Buen
Prudlice S. No
Deliolio
Wet Jonathens
Ladge
Maine
Idaho
Nice
Chamber of Commerce calls to end Communist influence in labor and government
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to expose Communist party power in labor and federal ranks saying the party thrives in secrecy and is loyal to hostile foreign powers. Secretary of Labor notes investigations into labor department employees and ongoing inquiries begin with several cases already studied.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Communist Party
Commituvtals
Lipo de
Chamber
Treasury
Secretary of Labor
Hwellenbach
Labor Department
Sidney Hillman
GIO
Philip Murray
Francis P. Matthews
Omaha
Sind
Informaton
Two Escape As Train Hits Car At Waterford Crossing
A near double fatality occurred at Waterford when Mr and Mrs Smith of Eoline bans leaped from a stalled car as a eastbound freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad struck the vehicle. The Smiths fled the car before impact, the locomotive demolished the auto and debris scattered along the tracks. The train halted for about an hour and a half while crews cleared the wreckage.
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Waterford
Dit Smith
Eoline Bans
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smiths
Mrs. Smith
Treasury Report Hints at October Public Expenditures
Treasury bulletin from Washington notes an October report segment, outlining public accounts and expenditures for the month. The terse dispatch flags ongoing fiscal activity and government balance considerations.
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Treasury Report
Washington, Oct
Treasury
Wage-Price Control Showdown Faces White House
Clipped text indicates a looming clash over wage stabilization policy as resignations threaten to shape a decision. Officials debate whether the wage board should be scrapped and how quickly reforms can be pushed, with claims of no broad agreement on removal.
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Associated Few
Washington
Schicke
Ory
Sime Business
Uw Néglera
Keni
Appolster
Uveh Continus
Office of War Mulput
Srumwan
Lin Howd
Hue
Crash injures nine on Broadway Limited near East Palestine
Nine people were slightly injured today when the Broadway Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad rear ended the Liberty Limited near East Palestine. The Liberty was halted after its first section was relayed by a freight train. the Broadway then struck the rear of the eight car Liberty, causing minor damage and about two hours of delays.
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Arnu Ee East Palestine
Pennesylvinky Railroad
Broadway Limited
Liberty Limited
Broadway
Liberty
Dela Yo Phot Tran
Sheen Hams
Meteors Lit Sky Across Nation Despite Haze
Dense haze blocked view for many in the area though nationwide observers saw a brilliant meteor display last night. Radar suggested meteors about 50 miles from Earth as the Earth neared the comet’s tail path, with some visibility expected tonight if weather holds.
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Lhe
Corry
Comes Mibiors
Weather Bureau
Jas
Associated Press
United Staes
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
Earth
Mike Deilliont
New Restaurant Prices In Effect Across Nation
Prices for meat dishes rise as restaurants nationwide post increases up to 15 percent, following new federal allowances. Operators anticipate hikes spreading to all meat items, beverages, and meals starting soon.
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Washington
OFA
Omichl
Negro band cleared of theft link in Sharon and Kane cases
Kane police said five Negro individuals held in Sharon were not connected to the local jewelry theft. Youngstown authorities earlier jailed a group for stealing women's slips and a man's suit, with three women fined and jailed, while two men were released. Police planned to probe Philadelphia suspects in related cases.
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Kane
Cen
Sharon
Kune
Myo Kane
Younestown
Youngstayn
Arip
Philadelphia
Yormestown
Mandiay
Youngstown
Ohio
Corry Chamber to Co Sponsor National Affairs Dinner
The Corry Chamber of Commerce will co sponsor with other chambers and the U S Chamber a National Affairs Dinner in Olean on Wednesday October 16. Roger M Brown president announces the event where local National Affairs Committees officers and directors will attend. Topics include promoting understanding of congressional legislation and coordinating efforts with localities and congressional representatives.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Olean
Roger M. Brown
Twenth
Congress
Union President Denies Connection With Sabotage
Pittsburgh Oct 10 The Independent Association of Employees of the Duquesne Light Company on strike for 17 days seeks an NLRB hearing to push a bargaining election covering all 3509 workers. Union president Mueller denies any link to the Brentwood substation sabotage that briefly cut power to 30,000 residents as talks with government officials continue.
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Pittsburgh
Independent
Association of Employes
Duquesne Light Company
Dig
Beim
National Labor Relations Boal
Frank N. Kibilee
MLRE
APL
Disney
Duquesne
L- Males
Inehydine
Independent Union
Seo
George L. Mueller
The
Jewphils
Wmnounvenen
Gio-Public
Thirliy Workers Union
Apl-Titetational Brotherhood of Pectural Workers
Ats
NURB
NLRB
Brantwood
Aad
Brentwood
Baldwin Township
Lara
HuIpeVisin
Arew
Mueller
Eackime
Jlis
Shrikke
Will Consini
da Sy
Fressley H. McCanee
Duquesne Tigh
Union Fund Company
Govern
Fion Gentilintons
Nur
Dath
Light Company
McCunce
Wreckage Located of Chinese Plane in Remote Region
Reports say wreckage of a Chinese transport plane is found about 20 miles southwest of Sichang in rugged terrain. Survivors are unclear though initial notes suggest all aboard may have been saved. details remain uncertain as search updates continue.
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Sighang
jMonm Airways
Sichang
Piik
Karlier
Power workers return in Warren Ohio amid curtailment relief
Disrupted power services resume for 75 00 consumers as lines restored and the local utility begins dispatching crews to reestablish full service after an interruption. Authorities report restoration efforts initiated today with attention to stabilizing supply to the city.
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Warren
Stich
Prini
Cmte Pyles Fe
United States and Britain Press Slavs to Open Danube Trade
Western powers urge Danube corridor openness to boost commerce and stability in Central Europe. British Foreign Secretary Bevin and Yugoslav officials push for free navigation as part of postwar economic health efforts in the region.
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Danube
Central
Europe
Associated Press
PARI
Unibelles
Britaby
Jono Torees
Uis Aventiine Ager
Halil
Tate
West
Rompt Ejainder Fem
Ravend Kurdely
Ballas Commission
Misty
Ant
Yugovin
Lecluse
Beyny
Romania
Two Farm Workers Injured in Separate Accidents
District farmers were brought to Corry Hospital after incidents on Corry area farms. Harold Jewell suffered a severe scalp injury from a falling tree while at work on a timber task. Charles Baier and two others received injuries including lacerations and a minor head wound.
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Clymer
Corry Hopital
Hae
Old Jewell
R.D
Corry
Momune
Jewell
Bennett
Jawell
Charles Baier
Titusville
Brs
Slater
Williams
German Doctors Trial Date Set Despite Claims of Coercion
German doctors charged with using humans as guinea pigs in f seaward experiments face trial on November 16 in Nuremberg. Authorities say SS officials and others will be tried in a joint hearing at the central criminal court as preparations proceed.
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Mernberg
Nimi
meWell
Milernbor
Nidy
Talie
Pan American Halts Flights Over Mid Europe Amid Frontline Warnings
Route bans suspend Pan American services over Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania and parts of Germany and Russia. Capt Calvin Dyer said a Prague detour led to a return and officials cited military maneuvers and Russian controlled airspace as the reason.
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Europe
Czechostovata
Momunia
Mungary
Anneiart
Frankfurt
Germany
Calvin Dyer
Jacksom Heights
Pan Amerion Airways
Prague
London
Path-American
Ainwiyn
Lowy
Hungary
Remania
Useul
Slimaupn
Middle Winone
Prastie
Vesterciaye
TS Military
Onvlers
Wlsich
Pirerats Vrould
Cuech
Riuman
Hiumoy
Romania
Austria
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Caeoh Ministry of Transportation
Brussel
Vienna
Vichia
Brussels
Fifteen Jack-Lighters Fined in Anglert District
Division Supervisor Englert reports heavy illegal selling of deer in his district with 19 arrests in recent weeks. Farmers and others are implicated as deer are killed out of season and traffic fines range up to 8100 plus costs.
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Game Commission
Goriy
Haye TL
Englert
Graue Commission
Tiusville
Anglert
Englersi
Knapp Fractures After Crossing Yard Engine
Arthur Knapp a Corry Post Office clerk carrier was struck by a yard engine at the Fast Main street crossing near the Pennsylvania Railroad. He suffered a fractured left leg and a fractured shoulder and was moved from Corry Hospital to Homot Hospital for special care.
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Arthur Knapp
Corry Post Office
Main
Pennsylvania
Gokry Hospital
Io Homot
Rie
Porsihe
Knapiy
Des Jc. Kibler
Brie
Gurry
Yentertiny
Porbitiser Tomes Sullivam
Jhin ‘Waskub
Yaoi Warring
Paul Weber
Regia Dieneiur
Whim Kawaii
World Bulletin Roundup of War Era Events
Reports from Nuernberg Athens Rome Nanhing and Trenton detail political turmoil military actions and legal moves. Frana Von Papen remains under guard while Hans Fritsche gains mobility in Nuernberg. Five Greek soldiers executed after refusing last rites and shouting republic. Italian reinforcements guard palaces amid labor unrest. Ku Klux Klan outlawed in New Jersey by Supreme Court ruling.
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Associated Press
Muernberg
Frana von Papen
Palace of Justice
Hans Fritsche
I Nuernberg
Otty
Auduckies
Cone
Athens
Trikkala
the Republic
Trenton
N. J
Ku Klux Klan
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Oliphant
Auswer
Genera
Walter D. van Iiper
Keystone Works Turned Over by War Dept
The 12 000 acre Reyame Ordnance Works, valued between 330000000 and 28000000 dollars, was officially transferred to the War Department by Army officials. Lt Col Tomes Barnette announced the Army would maintain supervision of the facility as it becomes part of the War Department administration.
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Keystone Works
WAR Dept. Dy
Associated Press
Geneva
Get. Lu
Reyame
Army
War
Tomes
Barnette
Leaders Meet At White House As Meat Crisis Deepens
Washington reports a White House session as the beef industry presses to lift price controls and push for ample supplies. Argentine offers of boneless canned meat are discussed as a potential remedy to ongoing shortages and domestic cattle market pressures.
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White House
Associated Press
Washington
R. G. Hignie
OPA Beef Industry Advisory
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
OPA
Yemerseney
Truman
Oscar Ivanissevich
Argentina
United States
Greg Britain
Tony
Will Clayton
Robert Hine
Paul Borster
Clinton P
Jam 2 Steelman
Clayton
Ancentine
Steeman
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