Jamestown Fall Jamestown show opens with crowd of buyers
The annual Fall Jamestown event began with over 350 buyers visiting new displays. A large group from St. Pauls Lutheran Church attended a United Lutheran Church meeting at Luther Memorial Church Angrle. Fire crews responded to a bat blaze on Liberty Street but found no danger.
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Jamestown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church of ‘America
Luther Memorial Church
Angrle
Corry
Liberty Street
Fire at Girard barn kills 19 cattle as blaze rebounds
A 90 000 fire at a Girard area barn killed 19 cattle and destroyed a tractor and equipment. Firemen from Girard and North Girard battled the flames for nearly three hours after a passerby found the blaze at Lyon Pelper’s farm near Girard around 3 00 a m. They prevented spread to the Pelper home. Gov John S Fine signed pay increases for elected officials in 66 Pennsylvania counties raising salaries by about 25 percent in all counties except Philadelphia. About 20 000 Pennsylvania firms produced nearly 20 billion dollars in goods last year. The Internal Affairs Department forecast production will exceed 1950 with current data. Roy Dalrymple, 67, custodian at Spartansburg Consolidated School, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Eileen Mary Taylor, 22 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Taylor of East South Street, treated for a fractured right shoulder after tumbling from bed.
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Girard
Lyon Pelper
North Girard
Peiper
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Internal Affairs Department
Roy Dalrymple
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dalrymple
Eileen Mary ‘Taylor
George A. Taylor
East South Street
Motorists flood Corry district highways in autumn rush
Thousands of motorists clogged highways through the Corry district yesterday afternoon. State Police reported the traffic was the heaviest of the year as travelers took in autumnal color in nearby woodlands and countryside.
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Corry
Truman renews plea for an atomic control act
President Truman urges renewed push for international atomic control amid fears and suspicions. He recalls Wake Forest College’s charter fight a century ago, noting how fear nearly blocked progress and warning against a powerful church and nation’s curse.
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Truman
Wake Forest College
State Senate
Church of God
Uniform September milk price set at 4.76 per cwt in New York
Dr. Co J Blanford, market administrator for the New York metropolitan milk marketing area, announced a uniform price of 4.76 dollars per hundredweight for September deliveries to 426 pool approved plants in the New York milkshed. The August price was 4.51 per cwt and the September 1 year ago was 4.40. A six cent per tenth of a pound fat differential applies with 3.5 percent standard. Total fluid milk consumption last month was the heaviest for any September in 13 years.
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New York
Dr. Co
J Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Blanford
Record high fluid milk sales rise in New York area
Total sales reached 318,726,203 pounds, up 19,988,839 from the prior September high and 425 percent above last year. Fluid sales last month were second only to July 1846, with New York City and Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester counties driving the gain. Marketing area sales increased by 10,436,683 pounds to 266,094,032.
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Branford
New York City
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Schoolboy gridder hurt in western Pennsylvania game
Oct. 15 report from Pittsburgh says a Houtzdale High School quarterback John Higkins, 11, was injured during a Cooper High game Friday night. He underwent emergency brain surgery at St Francis Hospital and remained unconscious after the operation.
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Pittsburgh
Houtsdale
Pennsylvania
Houtzdale
Cooper High
John Higkins
Housedale
St. Francis Hospital
Wa and Dam Face Off in Key Opera Ties
In a tight contest, Wa and Dam clash on the opera stage, drawing attention from critics and patrons. Old company stakes and regional rivalries color the evening as performers pursue a decisive triumph.
Induction at Home Field Noted in May Baseball Update
A fragmented item references a May event at a baseball home field involving Ohio and York, with Army ties. Details are sparse but indicate an induction or re Induction related activity connected to baseball.
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Gan
Ohio
Aith York
Army
Race results and schedule obscured by OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions races and dates but is unclear. No coherent event, participants, or locations emerge to identify a specific race, winner, or results. Requires a clearer source to produce a factual title and summary.
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Arthur Jackman
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Clifford L. Stutzman
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Fulee
Kelly Hoffman
Mottlatreet
Cobbett
Hoffman
Mary
Richard Hunt
East Irving Street
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Franklin Plastics Division
Robinson Industries Inc
Franklin
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Milly
George Bates
Kimball Stand
David Burkett
Leslie Johnson
Bates
Myri Williams
Kiantone
Chautauqua County
Korea
United States
Malden
Pennsylvania Gas Company
James
James E
A. B. Hanson
Oil City
Associated Press
Bernard Firman
Erie
Commonwealth
Eseh Bowman
America
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Stae
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Denton
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
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