Local Market Notes Mix Prices and Hogs and Hens
Fragmentary OCR shows varied prices for livestock and farm goods. Entries include cattle hens oxen and other items with figures like 18.50 15.00 and 19.50. Mentions of buyers sellers and regional terms indicate a general market roundup with multiple commodities listed.
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Dous
Weel Steady
Yang
Island Chippewas Ainsylvanie
Sdiahin Hs Ko Lamyack
Ty Canner
Ox Wills
Opa
No Atom Bombs in England Denial from President
Washington reports President Truman denied United States will arm Britain with atomic weapons and said there are no atomic bombs stationed in Britain. He refused to answer on further arms sharing while addressing questions on Palestine policy and the Arab Jewish dispute.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Britain
Drivin
Trman
Bat Hew
Ministe Attee
Palestine
Matte
Dt Putlic
Trumain
Attlee
Holy Land
Lieut Maroney Visits Corry to Inspect State Police Detail
Lieut James F Maroney new commanding officer of the Pennsylvania State Police detachment visited Corry with Cpl Thelma Hubley and other officers. He met local officials and business leaders, discussed expanding the force, and considered moving headquarters from the American Legion building. A five man station may be established with another visit planned from the Tanker Park Garracks next week.
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James F. Maroney
Pennsylvania State Police
Lett
Maroney
American Legion
North Center Street
The
Legion
Airensfet
Lieut
Bis City
Elky
Taurenee Park Garracks
Court action begins against Erie firm
The government filed in federal court to recover 3490.317 with interest from Lore Manufacturing Co. of Erie under the renegotiation act. The suit, initiated by the Navy Price Adjustment Board, accuses the company of collecting excess profits and seeks the balance due plus interest at the lawful rate. The action cites a December 11 date and involves actions from August.
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Associated Press
Puptshurgh
Bria
Aikarney Ghanles F. Thi
Navy Price Admisement Board
Mili2p
Jeva Dla Muursine
Msea
Three Held In Attempt To Sell Atom-B Photos
A Justice Department release announces the arrest of three Baltimore men on charges of attempting to sell photographs of the atomic bomb. FBI agents captured suspects and recovered images shown to a newspaper editor before action was taken. The case involves ex servicemen who distributed photos to multiple states, including Texas, California and North Carolina.
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Nile
Pett
Sunner
FBI Geet
PBS
Je Ar Hover
George Wallace Ar
Myles Frederick Daibentreyer
Dames Barnes Rike
Army Air Winges
Bel Air
Baltimore
Comer
Rike
Inemitan
Baltmena Mews-Posk
RBI
Dabobreger
Hoover
News-Post
PBI
FBI
Yme
United States
FET
Texas
California
North Carolina
College expansion cuts Pennsylvania college center plans
Harrisburg report notes expansion of existing facilities sharply reduces the state college center program. Original plan for 15 centers to serve 12,000 students drops to 10 centers with about 5,000 applicants. Dr. Robert McC. Steele praises regular colleges for stepping in as the GI emergency plan ends.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert McC. Steele
Muntin
Tadinatown Gap
Sharpsville Soldier Killed in Camp Mishap
A Sharpsville, Pennsylvania, soldier, Pvt. Pred Majbea 19, died from injuries after a toy weapons carrier malfunction at Aberdeen Proving Ground near Boning Field. The incident occurred yesterday while he was on duty. authorities transported him to Walter Reed Hospital where he died. His parents and next of kin were notified.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Mid
Army
Proving Ground
H Majbea
Sharpeville
Aberdeen
Cana
Hill
Virginia
Walter Reed Hospital
D. J
Eharpnijle
Guffey Demands Probe of State Administration
Philadelphia October 1 Democratic Senator James Guffey demanded a Dauphin County grand jury investigate seven graft and corruption charges against the state administration. He urged Governor Martin and officials, including John Shroyer and Harvey Taylor, to answer bribery, embezzlement, padded expenses, and monopoly claims.
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Philadelphia
Joseph GiulTeytas
James H. Do
Pennsylvania
Jimmy
Paw D’ortana
Talawe
Gullay
Dutt
Dauphin County
Clule
Senate
John A. Shrover
Hugele
STI
Harvey Taylor
G Hayes
William Livenwood
Tor Teeleclog
Eurly
Law School
Methal
Nsurance Department
M. Fitvey Taylor
Shroyer
Marlin
Duff
Livengood
Taylor
Wlso Wilh Gay
Martin
Ivestiira
Arministrasian
Bullsey
Marti
Truman Tries To Hold Wage Board Amid Uncertainty
Washington October 11 President Truman weighs whether to reconvene the wage stabilization panel as price rise prospects loom He recalls rejecting resignations of key members and signals possible action to retain board authority in current policy turmoil The industry panel had submitted resignations earlier in the week, seeking to maintain the board's Western alignment.
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Washington
Twumore
Gwi
Kur
N. Santon
A.coknin Barrett
Truman
Bywo
Westencay
Etmrent Polley
400 Pound Bear Shot At Warren
Warren Pay district reports the largest bear shot in years after a 400 pound animal raided beehives on a farm. Game Protector George Niserik supervised the hunt near Jacko tun. The Fell family kept half the meat with the remainder assigned to the game agency.
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Warren
Ais
Jacko Tun
George Niserik
Inabert
Bulletin wire summaries mix chaos from wartime notes and politics
Aggregated notices report wartime troop movements in Vie area the death toll among First Responders rumors of a transport plane crash near a hospital and battlefield updates. U S officials express support for Turkey against Russian demands while Senator Taft calls for rapid removal of OPA price controls and a planned April expiry. Central Europe air traffic resumes after U S Army suspensions affecting routes through Romania and Hungary.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
OVA
Inquest Held On Limwire Pans Deaths At Crossin
County Coroner Warren Wood conducts inquest into the truck versus Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at a North Getry grade crossing. The hearing, requested by families, may form the basis for civil suit to recover damages. Witnesses include state police Pvt Krum and seven employees of the Corry Operating Company.
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Cioner
Steven
Exwert Linek
Guy Bulldine
Warren Wood
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Getry
Wood
Davison
Alscom
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railyosil
Lifiski
Corpher Windle
Krum Ofle
Wort Hammont
Corry
Whi l
Moroner
C. B. ‘Dahlitland
Frank Cole
Ralph Ely
Austin Dempsey
Larry Dixon
Merle Smitty
New Unemployment Ruling Affects Idle Workers in 7th District
Harrisburg October 11 The Zinie Unemployment Compensation Board of Review ruled to grant immediate jobless benefits to workers idle by strikes in industrial disputes. The ruling reverses a prior policy of general disqualification and sets five weeks' waiting period for claimants.
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Su Rerotrenance
Harrisburg
Zinie Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
Peru
Ithein
Local residents tricked by posing photographers scam
Local residents report a recurring scam by a photography studio operating as Photographers Studios from Eneillion New York. Victims paid deposits for portraits promised at MG Hotel Corry but received subpar or missing photos and no delivery. Police plan to investigate the exploitation and determine the scope of deposits and losses.
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Eula
Mae Hey
MG Hotel Corry
Ummiowling Mie
Porto
Securine Jrhotography
Inter
Eneillion
N.Y
Photographets Studios
Archbishop Stominac Found Guilty in Axis Collaboration Trial
Arch bishop Alsfale Stominac of the Homnan Catholic Church in Yuswoslavich was found guilty by a three judge people's court in Zaghde on charges of Axis collaboration. He received 16 years in prison and forfeiture of property, with further sentences against other defendants including a plan to execute one and various prison terms for many others. The court also convicted Uzstashi figures linked to the puppet Croatian regime and declared several acquittals.
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Ay Associated Press
Zaghde
Yuroslavia
Alsfale Stominac
Axis
Agiine
Tabor
Stepinac
Anite Puvelic
Fic
Ustashi _ fonporiat organization
Rile Liank
Ustashi Evionel
Aieo
Pavle Guniin
Subversive Influence Probe Hits Pittsburgh
In Washington, Ernest Adamson of Pittsburgh law asks Congress to probe subversive influences in Pittsburgh as the House committee reports conditions there verging toward anarchy. Independent Union president George J Mueller calls the claim news to him and Pittsburgh mayor David Lawrence declines further comment.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Yrnsn
David’ Li Lawrence
Aiagazine
Turthur
Siid Ybusinens
Leo Fried
Codlien
Truman Delays Action X Ray Canvass Begs In City
A large citywide canvass for a chest X ray survey begins Monday under J H Beertein and Richard Rossbacher of the canvassing committee. Workers will call at homes to invite residents over 45 for screening. mobile units will be set at Aero Supply Mts Go plant, Corry-James town plant, Ajibs Srott Works, and later at Wayne Valley Church and other sites with dates in late October.
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Givrlohk
Erin County Chest
J. Hy Beertein
Chalyineri
Richard Rosstmehey
Ealrmarr
Uh Corry
al Bach
Ryle
Eyie
Rossbacher
Uhls
Vocalus
Aero Supply Mts
Corry-Jamestown
Ajibs Srott
Coneard
Wayne Townshins
Wayne Valley Church
Lie Wheelock School
Convair Community House
Elgin Boy— Pugh
Albion Moose Club Fire In Albion Burned Building
A fire at the Albion Moose Club destroyed most of the three story building early today. Firefighters from Albion and Springboro battled the blaze as damage estimates range from 25,000 to 50,000 dollars and interior rooms were left in ruins.
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Albion
Aliion Moose Club
Springboro
Club Uliliials
Child's head caught in dresser drawer tragedy
Pittsburgh dated October 11 reports a five year old girl, Eline Soblinski, died after her head became wedged in a bureau drawer while playing with a fellow child. Attempts to free her failed as the drawer caused fatal injuries.
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Uy Associates Reas
Pittsburgh
Eline Soblinski
Alroney
Stilwell In Critical Condition At San Francisco Hospital
General Joseph Stilwell, 63, veteran commander in World War II, remains in critical condition in a San Francisco hospital today. Medical bulletins report he is resting comfortably, though doctors warn the risk to his life continues as he fights for recovery.
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Stilwell
San
Francisco
Soseph W. Stilwell
Stet Army Communnter
Wise
Bulent Sind
Treaty for Bulgaria is under fire at peace talks
At the Paris peace conference Greece protests against the Bulgarian treaty. Tsaldaris accuses western powers of yielding to Soviet border pressure and vows Greece will vote against the Bulgarian accord. The draft treaty would expand Bulgaria to include Southern Dobrudja. Tsaldaris calls for Albanian and Aegean adjustments and warns of future aggression if borders are violated.
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Menite
Constantin Thaldaris
Greace
Joyith
Drat Tor Bulpwrin
Lurder Isenes
Joest
Tsaldaris
Axis Wilipires
Inia
Stephin Wierblowski
Bulgaria
Aegean
Grebce
Greece
Nis Mording
Bugarky
Aegean Sea
Anlible
Nigeria
Teatdaris
Souttern Dabmija
Romania
Hitler
James Rymes
Moshe Bisdec
Yugoslavia
Fadlduris
Revolt Ends In Portugal Report From Lisbon
Lisbon dispatch says Portugal faced a fiery day with bloodless soldiers led by a regular army officer joining the Salado government, cutting telephone communications from Lisbon. A communique claimed the uprising ended without fighting and complete control restored in key areas.
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Portugal
Associated Press
Lisbon
Portigal
FeVollo
Ube Salado
Meat control policy nears decision in Truman era
President Truman weighs meat shortages after long cabinet session produced no plan. Officials say a decision could come in two to three days with a radio address to explain steps to restore supplies. White House meetings continue as price ceilings and policy options swirl among top aides and industry leaders.
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Associated Press
Get
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Truman
Mie Truman
Washington
Triilisit
Bersohally
White House
Triinmars
Robert E. Hannegan
John R. Steelman
Tom Clark
OPA
Pau Porter
Agriculture Anderson
Charles G. Hoss
Aldison
Fayette County Teachers Strike For Higher Pay
In Redsine township Redovia county 112 Fayetie teachers planned a strike for higher wages. They demanded a $400 monthly salary boost and cited unpaid July salaries and missing benefits. Officials note treasury receipts and expenditures from October show a large gap between income and outlay.
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Synscociqsea
Erest
Wonton
Redsine
Vette
Beth of Eilostrom Mini MD
Husy Woube
Teather
Eede
Milan
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Shrayer
Scores Taylor
Liv Éngood
Waswington
Gon Willard
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Vie ‘Pifuea
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Moscow
Frankfurt
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Czechoslovakia
Hungary
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