Creel Auto Part Sale Notice In Corry Pennsylvan 308 Cony
Local public sale notice lists Corry principal No. 308 Cony as the auction site. Tractors and related equipment are to be sold after processions and legal action, with references to dates in October and May. Interested parties should attend at specified streets in Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Penn
Rothonosylvania
Nesses
Terested
Ip Zalza Street
Vraneisk Street
Teh Sale
Corry
Electyra Tractors
Cormey
Tng
Central West
Braffic
Ody
Reed
County court decree on deposit amount disorders filed
Fragmentary OCR note outlines a county docket involving L Neel and a decree of deposit amount. It references dates around May and a taxation or disbursement context within a county court, with unclear spellings of names and parties.
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Ounty
L. Neel
Ania
Ton
Scribers
Fragmentary memo on accounts and deposits at Dauphin location
The unreadable fragment mentions accounts paid and a depot deposit. It references May dates and a Dauphin location. No clear names, organizations, or outcomes are legible to identify a definite event or action.
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Tyntur
Byrnes urges patient but firm policy toward Russia
Secretary of State Byrnes outlined a patient but firm U S foreign policy toward the Soviet Union stressing that the United States will not yield to all demands nor expect others to yield to all plans. He warned against delaying peace and noted the Paris conference aimed at a just peace without broad concessions while pledging cooperation with the USSR.
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Associated Press
Washington
Byrnes
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Audiide
Utone
U.S.S.R
United Nations
Henry A. Wirshire
Byynes
Felther
Wallace
Iver
Ehate
Arbitration Sways 3200 Union Vote In Pittsburgh Strike
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh amid a 26 day power strike may see arbitration. Union President George L Mueller says members likely to vote for arbitration after a mass meeting. Mueller departs for Washington to present the union case to Labor Secretary Schwellenbach and will return for the meeting to hear recommendations. The outcome hinges on the secretary’s guidance.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
George L. Mueller
Mueller
Braié
Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Emmellenbach
Meat Price Protests Rise As Buyers Strike Across Regions
Amid shortages and higher costs, meat packers warn multiple days needed to move fresh meat to retailers. Households respond with shopping around and voluntary buying strikes while dairy and butter prices also fall. Consumers in states from New Jersey to Oregon report price increases and activist pressure from women’s groups and independent butchers urging restraint until prices ease.
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Mankela
Vanniry
Ems
New Jersey
Independent Butchers Association
Washington D. C
Omaha
Neb
Ty Helena
Mont
Cam ignaMoe
Sim— Mia
Iron Lung Used In Emergency At Corry Hospital
The iron lung was deployed at Corry Hospital during a riot and again this morning to aid patient Benson. The facility, crowded by demand for care, was used to stabilize him as doctors diagnosed a polio like ailment. Mrs. Heerlein notes a high public intent for X rays as Corry plans free chest screenings, with units planned at multiple sites and new rapid methods cutting exam times.
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Corry Hospital
Walfred
Benen
Wright Street
Corry
Howeown
Coty
Lees
Besayn Tay
N. Tray Gilleuie
Corey Hospital
Benson
Cleveland
Con- Aiton Heba
Ieceptial
Gilets
Hain Guetedlin
Cub Tui
J H. Heerleins
Carvassing
County Health and ‘Tuberculosis Association
Loon
Corry Ray
Aunior High School
Cavin
Corry Liquor Case Hearings Involving Two Vendors
Two Corry liquor cases were heard yesterday before Examiner James Ceris. Chris Dallas of Washington Lime Center on North Center Street was charged with selling to visibly intoxicated persons. Peter Giras of the former Crandall Center on West Main Street faced charges of selling to intoxicated patrons and permitting minors on the premises.
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Careseereneee Uliste
Lwa
Pennsylvania
State ‘Board A
James Ceris
Chris Dallas
Washington Limehont North Center Street
Peter Giras
Crandall Enter
Main Street
Faiénh Dhe Place
New Raymond equipment being installed at plant site
The Wilson firm moving and rigging of Erle is at the Raymond Mfg Co plant installing a large new 150 hp boiler for heat and expanding capacity. Work on the new building and equipment progresses despite material delays, with two boilers planned for weather flexibility and standby use. Office and department moves are underway on the second floor as reorganizations continue.
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Wilson
Movers
Re Gers
Erle
Hind Neavy
Raymond Mfg
Slaughter Scrutiny Deepens In Spartansboro Theft
Police probe into a spuny salt theft and slaughtering at a Spartansboro pastory reveals clues. Investigators say an experienced butcher operated a few hundred feet from the highway, loaded the 60 pound calf onto a motor vehicle, and hauled it away. Continued inquiry aims to ID the thieves within days, with early theory linking a recent upshot of similar city area robberies.
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Spartansboro
Gtty
DelLof
de Corry
Shute
Titusville
Ol- Meets
Inds
Nea
Grant Liquor License To European Hotel
A local notice reports the grant of a liquor license to the European Hotel on East Main Street. Mrs Mary Botlich, operator, is noted for taking over operations several weeks ago and overseeing the establishment during the license transfer and business opening process. The chain of events includes purchase of hotel equipment and delays in the opening as the license was pursued and granted.
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Burapayn Butel
East Main Streeh
Mary Botlich
Nnter
Softly
Niy
Rebtaliant
Medias
Bite Liqior Neense
Bist Main Street
Olbred
Pritnle Niecatany
Kame
Paulson Appeal Fails In Court In MedineJade case
A county court upheld a parking violation conviction against Paulson from MedineJade Pawizon city. The judge ruled the penalty of 1M dollars costs of suit stands with the appeal rejected. The court noted the defendant’s admission of the violation and maintained the original judgment.
Allies Watch Vote Trend in Berlin Sunday
Berlin observers note the upcoming Berlin city elections as a test of democracy under Allied occupation. Lt Col Louis Glaser of the American military government says the vote will signal Germany’s political future and influence Europe's destiny, with 2,318,061 registered voters in city canals and borough councils.
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Allies
Berlin
Associated Press
Louis Glaser
Amer
Cormaneliy
Germany
Europe
Caanals
Turbulent Jerusalem curfew amid terror fears
Military authorities impose a street curfew from 8 190 p m to 5 20 a m in Jewish districts of Jerusalem citing a serious recrudescence of terroristic activity. Reports from Peiping note Li Yingmen’s session as victorious armies advance toward a Communist siege capital. New York markets show cautious recovery with cautious trading and reluctance among lenders. Arch bishop Victor of the non Soviet Orthodox church in China is arrested amid alleged ministry charters and attendance reports.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Swanghal
Victor, Smatl
Ching
Wat
Ministry of National Defense
Nonkins
Slippery City Streets Warn Drivers After Leaves Wet Roadways
City police warn drivers to slow down as falling leaves mix with rain turning streets slick. One wreck linked directly to wet piles, with more incidents likely until debris is cleared. Street Department crews collect leaves though streets remain hazardous during ongoing clean up and drying conditions.
Missing craft located after coast guard search
The 58 foot motor boat El Jahn, missing since Thursday after leaving Somers Point New Jersey on a fishing trip, has been found 58 miles off Atlantic City. Five men aboard were believed alive, including Rev John Gillespie and Henry Kodroff. Coast Guard planes blimps and cutters aided the search with plans to bring the vessel to Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
New York
Coast Guard
el Jahn
Atlantic City
N. J. Tive
Pho Bist
Somers Point
Const Guard
Belhg
Witich
Witich Gaiied From Somers Point On ‘Wednesday, Were the Rev. John Gillespie
St. Bartholmew's Episcopal Mission
James C. Hess
Fred Mansmai
Oil Company
Henry Kodroff
Mills Company
Raymund W
Rumor Stalin May Visit United States Aboard Aquitania
Halifax Chronicle reports Russia’s premier Joseph Stalin might travel to the United States, possibly via Canada, aboard the liner Aquitania on its westward trip. The ship would leave from Britain, reaching New York around November 8, after open conferences among foreign ministers. Skepticism remains among London diplomats.
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Fey
Brita
New York
United
London
Halifax Chronicle
Rossigny
Stalin
United States
Aquilania
London Diplomatie Chrales
Council to review traffic rules and fire zone health codes
Monday night the city council will discuss proposed revisions to the parking ordinance and fire zoning and health regulations. A building permit for a new mill on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks may be acted on, while other department matters and budget adjustments are also on the agenda.
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GUE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railront
Babson Sees Perilous Future For The Railroads
Babson warns railroads face government ownership risk amid high costs and aging equipment. He cites losses, need for car replacements, and calls for cost cuts, highlighting a vapor seasoning method reducing split and waste.
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Babson
Sharp Issue Drawn As Notes Revealed In Horror Camps
A Yugoslav held charge 145 allegedly meets entry restrictions while horror camps and forced labor practices are alleged. Ten deaths are reported in connection with the alleged schemes. Authorities confront the charges as details unfold.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Washington Yugoslavia clash over American citizens
A diplomatic dispute erupts as the United States and Yugoslavia argue over American citizens held in Yugoslavia. State Department cites 165 in camps and severe mistreatment. Yugoslav charge denies Americans are enslaved and asserts many detained are Yugoslav nationals.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
State Department
Slavia
Sergelje Makiedo
Siete Department
Malkiedo
U. S
Ariel
Phillips Buys Another Store Adds Titusville Outlet
L A Rossin manager of Al Clothes Shop North Center announces that A D Phillipe Meadville owner has completed the purchase of the Titusville store. The deal creates a third All Clothes Shop in the Meadville area. Rossin will oversee transitions and plan restocking at Titusville after the sale.
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Al's Clothes Shop
Snitzer
Titusville
L.A. Rossin
North Center
A.D. Phillipe
Meadville
Il Titusville
Fille Area
Mr. Palip4
Les Bell
Onnyr Bernstein
EMI
Rossin
Ube
Die Ville
Yaen
Wits
Mivrehuchise
Gory
Mtoa
Aresue
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Paris
Walfred Benson
Auto Workers
Hxar Fox
Winn Cio
Murray
Walter Aether
Touril
Sexo Yeatena
iMon
Jonayer Conijn
Tony
General Mulure
Ford
General Motors
Leyshier
Peiping
Comimunnst
Paoting
Mopeh
Duvy
Gel
Council
Goopyear
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Uction Onerals
Gning
Hessen
Hitler
Phillips
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