Sale of School and Farm Property in County District
An old notice details a sale of school and farm assets including Holsteins and pasture land. It references Nantucket-like locations and a 1941 date, with bids tied to county and township authorities. The fragmentary text lists parcels, livestock, and buildings to be offered at auction.
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Donal CMI
Londen
Charles Chesley
Ieleben
Townville
Stuukett
Tyler
Loukville
Pacific Commanders Hold Secret Meetings to Prevent Pearl Harbor Repeats
American commanders in the Pacific and Alaska met near Tokyo at top secret talks led by General Douglas MacArthur to discuss measures against another Pearl Harbor. The conference, near the Imperial Palace, stressed cooperation among Army, Navy and Air Force with focus on Alaska defenses and northern Japan to the Philippines and beyond. Vice Admiral J. I. McRea led the Navy delegation. the talks ended with a spirit of coordination across services.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Pacific
Alaska
Pearl Harbor
Douglas Macarthur
Japan
Imperial Palace
Allied
U. S
Yntis
McArthur
Los 2
Navy
Ale Farce
Nathan
U.S
Netherlands
J. I. McCreay
Pacific Fleet
French Strike Wave Ebbing Amid Rail and Coal Turmoil
Paris reports show a partial retreat of strikes as rail workers return to duties after a week long stoppage while 40 000 iron and metal workers resume work after a three week stoppage. Nationwide coal action remains the core issue with 1 500 000 tons of coal still unsettled and talks ongoing between miners and police.
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Paris
France
Melinar
Cranberry Crop Forecast Sets New Boston Record
Boston reports an all time cranberry harvest forecast from the New England Shop Reporting Service. The 98 000 barrels of cranberries exceed the 1927 record by about 2 100 barrels, marking a mild harvest season and a new national milestone for growers.
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Ema
Boston
Pramberriex
New England
Honor Guest Late For Party Here
Andy Paulson chief of the Curry Fire Department arrived late to a testimonial party at the Gong Country Club. His car slid in mud on the way and damage required tow assistance. Paulson and his 86 year old mother and sisters escaped injury. several guests were present at the event.
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Andy Paulson
Curry Fire Department
Arly Elven
Gong Country Club
Elf
Dirk
Whal
Paulson
Als Wile
Mn. Auldrew Pavtleon
Gry
Mary Smith
Mil
Dinner honors ex fire chief after 30 years service
Stan ford Hose Company members and guests filled Corry Council Hall to honor Andrey Paulson who retired after 30 years as city fire chief. He received an engraved gold Hamilton watch from the Hose Company as Mayor Joseph Martin and others praised the volunteer force and community support. The event featured Master of Ceremonies Olin Bracken, welcome by Pred Kinley, and entertainment by The Silhouettes and The Swipe Hunters. Attendees included local business leaders, industrial readers, and nearby fire chiefs.
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Stanford Hose Company
Corry Council
Andrey Paulson
Paulson
Hamilton
Carl Peterson
Wit
Bailison
Joseph Martin
Ite
Tybirge of
Olin Bracken
Pred Kinley
Silhouettes
Dutch Official Resigns as Indonesia Governor General Van Mook
Batavia officials announce the resignation of Hubertus J. Van Mook from his post as governor general of Indonesia effective November 1. No successor announced yet amid ongoing administrative shifts.
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Presa Batavia
Jays
Hubertus J. van Mook
Covernor General of
Indonesia
Thy Hgts
State Chamber denies favoring sales or personal income tax
The Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce moved to quell criticism that it supports either a state sales tax or personal income tax. It said it would not endorse any tax policy and noted the confusion from its 12 page tax study report. The statement stressed the chamber’s neutral stance amid debate on tax options.
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State.c. OF
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Bitter fight for Pennsylvania's 1944 congressional seats
In Pennsylvania a bitter struggle for control of the state's fourteenth congressional delegation unfolds ahead of the 1944 election. GOP and Democratic groups claim potential gains as incumbents face labor issues linked to Taft Hartley, with key contests expected in Philadelphia, Lackawanna, Berks, and Allegheny counties. Democratic and Republican sources forecast varying seat changes, while labor leaders and miners weigh in on voter sentiment before November 2.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Berks
Allegheny
Igy
GOF
Corigayarea Menaurt
Jose
Ahy Yates
Tath-Hartley Inn
Hein Lt
John J. Seyis
United Mine Workers Ib
Law
Dante
Wth
Aere Counfy
Blood
Mitchell Jenkins
Jenkins
Robert H. Blroh
GOP
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Ball
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Michigan Phone Workers Strike Narrowly Across State
Michigan Bell Telephone operators in 17 offices walked out or picketed as a wage dispute with the Communications Workers of America escalated. Gov. Kim Sigler sought a Friday meeting to resolve the standoff affecting 10,500 workers and emergency service levels statewide.
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Associated Tress
Detroit
Michigan
Bell Telephone Company
Ratiag
Communications ‘Workers of America
Sault, Ste. Marie
Michigan Bell
Kim Sigler
Simmons
CWA
AgMokl
Michigan Bull
Chest Drive Reaches 9485 On First Day
Corry's Community Chest kickoff reports 9485 raised on opening day from three divisions. Directors note larger gifts from city donors and expect to near halfway mark as canvassers work, with a noon meeting at the Hotel Corry to plan progress.
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Corry
Avrepore Wy
Robert Oth
Ory
Nore
Congress urged steel industry action against gray markets
A congressional group urged the steel industry to adopt a voluntary program to curb gray market flows that divert 10 to 12 percent of steel production into unregulated channels. The House committee disclosed revenue files showing illicit profits and recommended independent investigations, restrictions on unapproved buyers, and ending sales to scrap dealers in every investigated case.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pon Tha Steel Industry
Houise Committee
Internal Revenue Bu R
Ilegal
Cnillions
Macy
Nike
Stest
Wiy Ulverston
Mitts
Deciuke
Predicts Berlin regime collapse in tense post clash
An Associated Press report from Berlin notes a Communist spokesman Kurt Mayu predicting the eastern German capital’s central government would fracture after a clash between Communist and non Communist factions in the magistrate. A fired official joined a session as a demonstration by the two sides escalated.
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Berlin
Associated. Press
Tat
Waldemar Schmidt
Sity
Athine
Sivlat
Pater
Muro
Jalian
GOP caravan heads to Kansas City in campaign swing
A Republican candidate leads a nationwide caravan visiting Truman country in Missouri and Minnesota venues. Dewey shifts from anti Truman rhetoric to promise of good government and national defense, while Truman tours St Paul and Oklahoma City urging bipartisan support for postwar policy and strong labor laws debates.
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Dewey
Missouri
Truman
B. Dewey Teaved
Republican
Karysis
Truman Hindy
MiueNala
Tlle Luulphei Miulwhukee
Deniwcraria
Sir Paul
Ifn
Maliy
j__ Dewey
Minnesota
Kansas City
New York
Namin
Oxishoma
St. Paul
United States
Pair nabbed in Maryland admit attack in area
Two men Olly Cain and Arthi Jobson were arrested in Waterloo Maryland and confessed to kidnapping and attacking James Younger near Edinburgh earlier this week. Police report Younger was forced into a car trunk and driven toward Erie allegedly by a group of ten men before escaping and alerting authorities. Cain's wife Margaret accompanied him. Pennsylvania and New York authorities plan to extradite the suspects to Buffalo for trial on kidnapping assault and attempted murder charges.
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Buffalos
New York
Paumnsylvania
Kiddappinu
Olly Cain
Arthi Jobson
Lee Plek
James ‘Younger
Edinbora
Pollee
Waterloo
Uber
Younger
Younger Ia
Humot
Muir
Lawrence Parle Barracks
Twal
Buta
Vy Pont Ely
Bors
Hey
Hii
F Detsiner
Pennsylvania
Meat supplies may drop as farmers curb livestock output
Government forecasts of ample meat supplies and lower prices by late 1949 appear optimistic. Agriculture Department outlook, echoed by economists like Carl S Malone, suggests farmers fear prices may fall before new meat can be produced and marketed. Malone questions if a 30,000,000 heat unit spring crop target can be met to boost future supplies.
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Asociated
Washington
Agriculture Department
Carl S Malone
Malone
Department
Welleve Farmery
Shioh
Milk Price Set At $5.25 In New York Market
New York milk prices for September show a uniform price of 5.25 per hundredweight delivered to approved plants across the New York metropolitan area. The September producer price includes a 64 cent differential over the 35 percent standard, per A J Pollard administrator, with production slightly down from a year ago despite a revenue drop and fewer pounds supplied to the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Asmmiaxew Cece
New York
New
Pollard
Soldier Freed Under Bond In Pistol Death
Bayetteville Oct 14 Col Lawrence Coogla Pasadena California was freed on 1500 bond in a pistol death case involving William A. McDonald of Bilpa. A federal grand jury is expected in December. An army general said googla was near the scene when the shooting occurred.
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Bayettevilla
Col
Lawrense Coogla
Pasadena
Calif
Uberty
William A. McDonald
Bil- We Pa
Lask
M Federal Grand Juky
Genort
Googla
Bullop Teohnp Heliing
Kiling McDonald
Hell
Robert A. Smith
Columbine O
Wid
Clint Marshall Seiery
Geli
World War II Hero Honored in Madison Florida
Madison Fla Oct 14 Colin Helly a Pacific war veteran killed in action is honored in a small North Florida town. Full military honors paid yesterday as Emily’s command praised the young airman whose plane crashed after bombing a Japanese battleship Haruna.
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Madison
Fla
Colin Helly
Pacific
Win Boy Hood
North Florida
Piarlid
Ricas
Young Nise
Haruna
Meliy
Emily
Precdent
Fioomyelt
United States May Retain Consulate in Martinique
The State Department weighs keeping the U S consulate in Martinique amid objections over closing plans. Officials say September announcements were premature and discuss protests over potential shutdowns while evaluating Mustique and other Caribbean posts. The move touches shipping lanes and the Panama Canal, with Caribbean reactions mixed.
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Washington
State Department
U. 5
Martinique
Casibbean
Department Offichile
Mustique
Quitney
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Tragedy Averted as Warren Gas Flow Stops
Sirens and alarms woke Warren residents at 4 a m when a temporary gas outage threatened disaster. City officials and a sound truck with ambulances and police spread warnings as jets of gas appeared. mostert bakery alerted authorities and gas crews restored service.
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Warren
William Rite
WNAS
Manufacturers Hight and Heat Co
Gary Bean
Mostert
Gas Company
Setnt Motion
Follee
Altoona Man Held in Wife Slaying in Huntingdon
Harrisburg dispatch reports Oscar Blough of Altoona identified Virgo Banks as the man wanted for questioning in the knife slaying of his estranged wife Charlotte Banks, 44, in Huntingdon. Banks was taken into custody in Altoona for Huntingdon County authorities. The stabbing occurred at the Whit Street home after months of separation.
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Harrisburg
Altoond
Huntingdon
Glef
Oscar Blough
Blough
Virno Banks
Hye
Ab Huntingdon
William Smucker
Banks
Charlotte
Daet
Whit
Staitofeer
Smilicker
Pallee
Hat ‘Fale Wife Inc
Western powers press for stricter Palestine truce
At the United Nations Security Council in Paris on October 14 delegates from the United States Britain and other Western powers discussed enforcing a tougher Palestine truce. They addressed Bunche's September 30 report urging safer zones and better Arab Jewish cooperation, while Russia and Syria abstained from the vote.
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Paris
Berlin
Council
Bursin
Ukraine
Syria
Russa
Ralph Bunche
Palestine
Bunche
Lrnee
Angro
Colint Polke Bernadotte
Heflin
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