Auction Notice of Farm Stock and Household Goods
A 618 North Street notice lists sale items including 149 pounds of livestock with two Holsteins among 29 head fresh cows some 18 months old. The listing mentions tables chairs radios jars and household items plus tools and a 23 rifle with ammunition. The sale, led by clerk Thur Seed Martin, is scheduled following a weather note and references a October date in Mexd Ro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philen
D. A. L. Engle
Mexd- Ro
Fragmentary OCR Note Highlights Names and Items
The unreadable clipping shows scattered words and partial names like McDeer Dewring and UW. It mentions items such as a 10 gallon tub and various articles. The text is incomplete and does not form a coherent report or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDeer
Bobslert
Permit for mill building delayed by council
The council delayed a building permit for a 40 by 100 foot mill addition south of the Pennsylvania Railroad. GLP must meet fire regulations as the fire zones expand before permits can be granted. The meeting also covered Bill 792 amending five sections and police staffing questions.
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Aml Monbers
Gly Gunnell
Beott
Willams
Grange League Federation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvaninn
Avenine
City Gomel
GLP
Ital
Try Coyne
Amd Connell
Kinley
Fle
Fie Cis
tim-Will Conto
Colum Sweet
Moosety
North Genter Streat
Chamber of Commerce
Besson
Turthen
Port of Sea Strike Settled Amid Deck Officers Dispute
A partial settlement ends 22 day walkout by ship operators and Marine Majors Beneficial Association while deck officers and ship personnel keep a separate strike. Ratification by union members, employers, and agents is required. details remain unsettled for Masters Mates and Pilots.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Selle
Maritime Q
Bird
Marine Maginests Beneficial Associatior
Miederick ‘Livingston
Bevin Advocates German Agreement Amid Potsdam Debate
London reports Prime Minister Bevin urged in Commons that a new German agreement be reached to secure lasting peace and security. Berlin disclosed the release of official Nazi war crime photos to the world press. Jerusalem says two locomotives and a guard car derailed by mine charges en route to Byblos. Stuttgart workers protest bombings with a 15 minute stoppage. New York authorities report diphtheria cases aboard the transport George Washington during its voyage.
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Associated Pron
London
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Germany
Isah
Jerusalem
Ort
Jerusalen
Bydda
Dexrusalem
Spatpgart
Hee
Stuttgart
New York
George Washington
Brénieviarven
Deadlock in Pilots Strike Shields TWA
Washington reports show no progress in the TWA pilots strike as AFL union demands clash with company figures. Pay estimates range from 61.87 dollars monthly plus bonus to 15 000 dollars yearly, while pilots of four engine Constellations earn about 914 dollars monthly. The strike has tied up 115 aircraft over 28 000 miles of routes from California to Arabia, with no clear government action forthcoming.
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Associated Press
Washington
TWA
AFL
Jack Frye
David L. Behneke
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
Hne
Belrom
California
Arabia
Bowles Sees Rapid Rent Freed Up Next
Philadelphia Oct. 2 Former OPA administrator Chesler Bowles predicted rent control would end soon as part of the government decentril program Speaking to Citizens Political Action Committee Bowles argued the nation faces a large housing need for veterans amid a strong public works push He also criticized price policies and cited profit figures from major meat companies in 1939 noting shifts in economic policy ahead.
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Frei
Philadelphia
OPA
Chesler Bowles
Citizens Political Action Committee
Howles
Price
Shibhiaalan
Rex Theatre to Undergo Complete Renovation
Rex Theatre in Burlalo will undergo a complete renovation by the Hluth Brother Theatre Corporation. The $9000 project includes new seating, carpeting, decor, a larger screen, and updated projection equipment to yield brighter images. Work is expected to begin within weeks as materials are on hand.
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Regby Burns
Rey
Tin Hluth Brother Theatre Corporation
Ot Conbrack
Bunen
Burns Ile Malik
Burns
Cony Theatre
Inne
Tension Escalates in Pittsburgh Brewery Union War
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny County the AFL and CIO brewery drivers clash as AFL leaders threaten broad pickets around hotels and restaurants served by CIO beer. Pooled deliveries are postponed and a statewide strategy meeting of AFL Teamsters Business Agents is planned after a statewide vote split.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
AFL
CLO
Lester M. Eimt
AFL Group
Afl~teamsters Union
Eity
Eriesbor
Pittsburch
Allegheny County
Mekeesport
Glssport
Duquesne
Attite
GIO Brewery Workers’ Union
CIO
APD
Hun
AML
Man and Wife Die in Private Airplane Crash
A privately owned airplane crashed into Broad Top Mountain near Huntingdon Pennsylvania killing both occupants identified as Allan R Patterson and his wife from Boston Massachusetts. Their son G A Patterson of Brooklin and Marshal Colnire confirmed the deaths.
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Hiuntingdon
Mounttain
Jhigdon
Allan R. Patterson
Boston
Allezneny
Éaling
G. A. Patterson
Brogklin
Marshal Colnire
Buyers Hit Price Jump in Nation
Associated Press survey across 48 cities shows widespread price increases after price controls ended. In 24 cities resistance includes organized picketing and boycotts, with some markets seeing substantial declines in demand as housewives curb purchases of meat, butter, and other staples.
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Associated Proms
Peices
OPA
Beyord
New York City
St Lewis Pre
New York
Lewis
Tmye
GOP Meeting Here Monday to Hear Secretary Chesnut
Republican county committee members from Corry, East and West Wayne townships and Elgin will hear Secretary William Chesnut of the Labor and Industry Department speak at a dinner meeting in Hotel Corry. City Chairman Waterhouse said the event honors Chesnut with his principal address, presiding by D. A. Hillstram. Attendees include party workers and industry representatives invited from local plants across the city.
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Chesnut
Hotel Corry
Republican County Committee
Labor and Industry
Governm Martin
Ull
Willl Male
He Ciinner Seselom
D. A. Hillstram
Curry
Jamestowns Mig. Corp
Waterhouse
Benetote
Fdix
Treasury report shows large balance and expenditures
A financial ledger from Washington records a 29 billion balance with expenditures and large numeric entries. The document cites monthly figures and totals, indicating a government accounting summary with substantial sums and percentages.
Missing Boy Tugene Shue Rescued After 24 Hours
Tugene Shue, three, was found safe after 24 hours missing in dense timberland near Manheim Pennsylvania. Volunteers, Boy Scouts, firemen and neighbors conducted a large search before the boy returned to his mother and grandparents.
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Qaoowenuce
Manheim
Tugene Shue
Fuer
Eugene
Marthe Shue
Mir
Jaeuly
Pyon
Hieswa Arrives To Serve Term By Associated Press
Hieswa arrives in San Francisco aboard the General W. M Black to begin a 30 year prison term for allegedly murdering two Japanese civilians while the army fought in Japan. The death sentence, originally by the army, is expected to be converted to federal imprisonment. Also noted is the National Victory convention of the Mature Farmers of America where a 20 year old Charlesville youth is chosen for a study in agriculture and to receive the Star Farmer of America award.
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Hieswa
Associated
San Francisco
Zephe Hiei
Wallingtor
Nedy
W. M Black
Gin
Japan
Hicswa
Martin
Sixth Army
Vickly
Bangas Oufy
Carlin
Coatesville
America
Chalesville
Atien Selioals
Portable X ray survey sites announced for October events
The Cony X ray survey committee, with Pennsylvanis Electric, listed locations and times for four portable units across four wards in late October. Weeks include October 29 at Lutheran Church and September dates at Aero Supply and other sites with public, student, and employee viewing hours.
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Piya
Geelsion
Bony
Fonksylvanis Electric Company
Electrica Power Us
Aero Supply
Detnley
Raymond Mig
Ajay Tron
Works
Bist Mu
Corry-Jamestown Mig
Cory
Lutheran Church
Secon
Trom
Zalxacck
West
Wayne Sitet
Pittie
Fourth Ward
Hovstains and Fite
South Rsh
Avenue
Fairhaven
Develontment
Pennsylvania Electric Company
North Center Street
South Center
Air Mail Rates Cut National Air Mail Week Promoted
Postmaster James Sullivan announced new air mail rates effective November 15 for foreign destinations with a 16 cent half ounce rate versus 30 cents. Domestic rates dropped to 16 cents earlier, Philippine and Far East routes to 2 cents, as stamps go on sale to boost use. National Air Mail Week next week will stress air mail facilities and stamp sales at post offices.
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James Sullivan
Engand
Australia
China
Post Office Department
National Air Mail
Grain Allowances Hiked For Brewers
Government raises grain allowances for brewers to ease costs. Restrictions on distillers and restaurants will stay, with a quarterly index adjustment and a 1 percent increase for meals and drinks served through winter.
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Washington
Boll, Gea
Ancuine Department
Tense flare over Bulgarian elections sparks US Russia clash
Washington reports a fresh dispute with Moscow as Russia ejects an American plan for Allied monitoring of Bulgaria elections. The State Department warns it will monitor October 27 polls and withhold recognition pending assurances of a fair vote.
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Washington
Hilsala
States Department
Bulgaria
Russia
Bulayrin
Moscow
Serel Biryisov
Bymes
Paris
Cattle Receipts Fall as Hog Prices Rise at Chicago Markets
Cattle receipts at nation’s markets dropped sharply while hogs strength edged higher. An embargo on car shipments due to wagon shortages in Sioux City and a permit system by railroads disrupted eastbound movement, pushing prices down for cattle and sheep but lifting hogs by about one to two dollars.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Minnis Central
Bell Line
Martin Seeks Return To Thrift In Government Debate
The article reports Martin urging Republicans to cut federal waste and debt while criticizing expansion of federal power. He calls for fiscal restraint and a return to common sense in state and national governance. The piece notes a GOP rally in Goudersport and mentions scrutiny over spending and alleged misconduct. The piece highlights debt reduction and national security as core themes.
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Martin
Associated Prte
Maxtity
Marine Didald
Sesb
Uys
Senate
Sal
GOP
Stertin
Goudersport
Celal
Government Breach Claim Divides Miners and Interior
The United Mine Workers accuse the Truman administration of contract breaches as John L. Lewis threatens a soft coal strike by November 20. Interior Secretary Krug, on tour in the Southwest, invites Lewis to discuss a new contract by November 1, with talks set to continue after Krug’s Washington appearance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Krugs
Southwest
John L. Lewis
California
United Mine Workers' Mod
Gel
Truman
Lewis
Comilel
United Mine Workers
Dny Ton Iboss
JA. Kay
Amarillo
Tex
Bnesrh
United Mie Workers
United ‘States
Tt Saldaint
United Mine ‘Workers
Amerin
Haiti
Kruz
Toul Mus
nuLon
Lilie
Joaniitille Troligty Naveninur
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Berlin
Ageretare Jat
Aled
Nueenbeey
Tamran
Bowles
REX Theatre
Blatt Brothers
West South Street
Weasury
Yras Ibn Pinsition
Council
Badriyed
Lasue
Bowil
Guy Counci
Comell
Fhinigan
Atlas
S Ohk
Cobbett
United States
Krug
Ing
Interior Department
Tule Lake
Cowie Hall
Los Angeles
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