Public Auction Notice Items Include Farm Equipment and Household Goods
A mixed sale notice lists farm implements like plows, ropes, hooks, and a motor generator, plus household items such as a wood stove, chairs, bed, clock, and mirrors. The sale takes place October 25 to 26 with location details given and several names of sellers and contact numbers included for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsale
Siks
Curtis
Nell
Hall
Aielloneen
Guemans
James Spring
Srling
L. J. Hammond
Pias
Esbury
Vania
Truman Expected to Act in Threatened Soft Coal Dispute
President Truman faces a looming crisis as officials anticipate decisive action in the United Mine Workers contract standoff. Secretary Krug doubts a November 1 walkout, while UMW leader John L. Lewis demands a Washington meeting by that date or the contract will be void, triggering a potential nationwide coal strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Inter
Krug
Truman
Ann
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Fils
Det
White House
Tremor A. Krieg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Brag
Boulder City
Nev
Twe Lake
Calif
Washingtony
Trevis
William Blizzard
United Mine Workers District 17
Bre
Buzzard
Shakeston
W. Va
West Virginia
CTO
National Coal Association
John Mulderick Dies in Michigan Yesterday
John Mulderick, long a resident of the city, died yesterday in Miolae Michigan after a long illness. The death followed a telegram requesting medical arrangements. The patient, Choeps tes, Mrs. Sash Pivar of Buin aed Onearla, survives.
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John Mulderick
Michigan
Vent Mulgerick
Miolae
Mich
Solaliprs
Wayne Gating Ty General Hospital
Sash Pivar
Buin
Aed
Onearla
Family of Eight Seeks Shelter After Fire Loss
A distressed family of eight, including parents and six children, faced homelessness after a poultry house fire near the city. The Salvation Army has been contacted for aid as the father is employed but unable to secure a new home. Neighbors with spare rooms or housing offers are urged to contact the family’s father at the listed number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvation Army
Callel
Eheliay
Adit
North
Mizak Freed On Bail In Warren County Case
Andrew Mizak, a well contesved slave of Joly Walinlel, was released on bail of six thousand dollars after Judge Alligan Warle set the amount a week ago. His attorney Telwitred Petritto said Mizak could not be freed on bail while awaiting a murder charge. The district attorney and investigators determined no first degree murder elements exist, and bail of six thousand dollars was set. Mizak will stand trial at the Warren court on the first Monday in December. The defense maintains the case involves justifiable homicide, while prosecutors expect a voluntary manslaughter conviction with possible penalties up to twelve years imprisonment and a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mizale
Joly Walinlel
Wartan
Alligan Warle
Telwitred Petritto
Roullherst
Herborist
Warren County
Wadlen Gousty
M. A. Korneeiuh
Wade
Mizak
Erle
Willeh
Abe Warren Court
Thas
Nua
Local Air Pickup Extended Across Northern Route
Second Assistant Postmaster General Gal Sullivan toured air pickup operations yesterday between Jamestown and Pittsburgh. He announced recommencement of All Amptions air mail box tension from Jamestown to Buffalo Bradford Olea Silaman East Aurora. Eight communities will benefit from the extended service as officials hosted a luncheon in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Buffalo
Gal Sullivan
Pittsburgh
Sapstat
Wr. Sullivan
Silaman
East
Airora
Three Youths Hurt In Auto Wreck On Route 89
Three youths were seriously injured when a car left the road on Route 89 after driving through smoke from burning leaves. The operator Lawrence Brown suffered possible skull fracture a punctured lung and multiple injuries. Gale Bourwell and Marek Ghorwill sustained serious and multiple injuries. All three were taken to Corry Hospital by ambulance. Police investigate charges against the driver once alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henorsbadl
Corry Hospital
Cotton
Lvrence Brown
RD. 1
Gale Bourwell
Marek Ghorwill
Brackenald Keating
J.C. Fibler
Florida sugar crop travels to U S markets
Bulletin from Associated Press reports Florida’s 1946 sugar crop is moving to markets. The first cane load arrived at the United States Sugar Corporation mill in St. Croix. Washington notes President Truman addressed questions about attorney general replacement amid a broader cabinet shakeup. New York reports Marine Engineers Beneficial Association members ratified a settlement with Atlantic and Gulf coast companies ending a strike begun October 1.
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Associated Press
New York,et
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
C1g
Alantic
Gulf
OPA To Be Killed In January
Washington sources say Congress may end OPA in January, leaving a small list of nonfood controls. The move comes as price ceilings on cosmetics and nonfood items are dropped and food ceilings trimmed. Officials foresee temporary price rises in liquor and baked goods before a broader return to supply and demand pricing. Treasury reports show October totals and debt levels amid ongoing carryover costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
OPA
Nore
Suem
Amips
View
Trumar
Tim
Iyushanda I
Lewet
OPA Food Authority
Former Army Flier And Father Held In Marijuana Sale
State police in Uniontown Pa report a former army flier Paul Passone and his five year old son Joseph were charged with drug possession and marijuana sale. Officials described a court case involving marked bills and a $400 sale of ten pounds on a rural road. Police noted the operation involved buyers and an out of the way delivery point. The pair were detained as investigators traced the marijuana distribution in Fayette County.
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Prem
Yijar— Tiuana
Payetto Eininiy
Agunis
Uiwmadlves Nis
Hicik
Elitr Passone
Tafér Snile
Vic
Orian
Ligmarn
Tmi Geuvery
Orven
Svaz
Marijiuana
Tingle
Narnotrs
Uhystes Malic
Olio
Binte Polige
Vonductini
Ostaneht
Fuveti
Peru
Navy Mothers Club Plans Navy Day Event
Navy Mothers Club to host Navy Day with Soldiers and Stars Home Evie presiding as mistress of ceremonies. Mayor Kinley to give welcome. Rev. Gilbert to offer prayer. Teresa Damon and Teves Bognink to sing. Lynn Rice to read. Proclamation by Mayor Kinley declares Navy Day a tribute to naval achievements after demobilization. Continued on Page Three.
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Avablone
celeDratorh
Furiothe
Vchievemana
United States Navy
Navy
Tyanet
Ge Wedel
Ohm
ReMoraNh
Balan Aly
Dubober Yun
Svele Kaiti
Lve
IMA
George Boyle
Evie
Will Spank
Graven
J. Pret Binley
Gilberts
Maiste Jyy
Srs
Win Lave
Teves Bognink
Teresa Damon Bo
Et Lynn
Rice
Mayen Kinley Wheatas
Navy Day
Man- Mind
Shift in X ray plans announced for mobile units
Mrs W Bracken, chairwoman, announced changes to mobile X ray operations. One portable unit will be placed inside the Penelco office on Worth Center Street on November 1, with hours 9 12 and 1 5. On November 2 the mobile will operate at East Main Street and Avenue A in the morning and East Main Street and South Center Street in the afternoon and into Saturday evening as long as applicants arrive. Final site arrangements for Concord and Wayne townships were completed. Additional locations include Wheelock School on October 29 and Wayne Valley Church on October 28 and Concord Ridge Church on October 5. A drive to sign appointment cards continues and a large portion of residents are expected to participate.
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Pennsylvani Electric Company
Worth Center Street
W. Bracken
Penelco
East Main Street
Avenue A
South Center Street
Uge Chest Aurveys
Concord
Wayne Townships
Wheelock’ School
Wayne Valley Church
Concord Ridge
Baddig Grocery
Elgin
Coury Sulway Committee
Tesidertis
Parent and Son Held in Federal Indictment
In Enbezlemen area federal court at Grattan Oct 24 Lewis W Bush 2 of Stroudsburg and Russell were indicted on federal charges. The father a former assistant postmaster at East Stroudsburg faced counts of embezzling about 2500 dollars. his son was indicted for multiple felonies.
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Granton
Lewis W. Bush
Stroudsburg
Rusell
Truman to Announce Budget Changes Today
President Truman is expected to reveal spending adjustments with a focus on civilian public works and defense. White House aides indicate a large economy drive, including cuts across War and Navy programs and possible increases for occupied Europe and Korea.
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Washington
Eportwell
White House
Army
Stay Deportation of 18 Estonians Foiled by Clark
Washington Oct 24 President Truman indicated immigration law could be amended to aid 18 Estonian refugees after Attorney General Clark stayed their deportation. The group had sailed from Sweden to Miami on a small fishing boat and faced imminent removal.
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Washington
Truman
Atrney
Tom Clark
Senator Wheeler
D-Mont
Wheeler
Attia
Clark
Trimen
Astonians
Sweden
Miami
White Howe Nus
Isas
Probe Continues Into Turkey Theft At Tripp Farm
Corry detectives pursue leads in daylight theft of seven turkeys from Charles Tripp farm on Route 3 near the New York line. Birds valued at 50 dollars taken while owners were away and not discovered until evening. Investigators believe the thief was familiar with the farm and may have worked with others to move the fowl to an automobile.
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Tripp Farm
State Line
Joly
Cbiarles
Tripp
Corry
Clymer Road Bridge and Highway Work Advances
Weathering delays aside, State Highway Department crews completed the Ywoo base courses on the Corry Clymer stretch. Slag handling rose to fourteen cars in a day, with two more cars en route for binder, as limestone material ordered from Pittsburgh Limestone Company awaits delivery for final surfacing.
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State Highway Department
Corry-Clymer
Tuelsoni
Pittsburgh Limestone Company
Jackson
Powells to Form Two Finance Firms in City
Mr and Mrs Harold K Powell plan two corporations to operate finance services. Powell Consumer Discount Company will offer large loans up to 8000 for auto purchases, while Powell Loan and Finance Company targets smaller personal loans. Headquarters to be in the Pope building on North Center Street, adjacent to Powell Motor Co. and Sales Shop. Attorney Walter H Leow handles legal work. both firms will be owned by the Powells with their minor son serving under guardianship. Operations expected to begin within ten weeks.
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Harold K. Powell
Concert
Chartel
Herspital
Enardaiata
Tegul
Powell Consumer Discount Company
Powell Loan and Finance Company
Hasteling Loans
Headquaters
Pope
North Center Street
Powell
Powell Motor Go
Sales Toom and
Savage
Walter H. Leow
Wien
Teacher Pension Ruling Sought From Justice Dept
Harrisburg report says Dr Francis B Haas state superintendent asked the Department of Justice to clarify the authority of the State Employees Retirement Board to change pension rates and mortality tables for teachers. He noted multiple inquiries from teachers and organizations about June 3 actions approved by the board based on its actuary.
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Dept. of Justice
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Francis B. Haas
Feai of Public Instruction
Hass
Tates
Jhne
Haas
Justice Department
Aleam
Boar
Fis
Stitehet Toca
Shambieh
Board Secondary
Modified Plan Prompts Clash Over Veto Power in Security Council
The plan sparks a heated debate as Big Five powers confront demands to end veto authority. A noted address by Truman drew praise, signaling cautious optimism amid procedural wrangling.
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Security Council
Truman
Truman and Molotov greet after UN veto clash session
United States positions against ending the Big Five veto at the UN clash at the assembly. President Truman outlined U.S. policy while seeking limited veto use and urging UN action on peace, disarmament, and preventing world conflict. Molotov met Truman as delegates debated the veto issue and peace organization progress.
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Associated Prews
New York
United States
Russia
United Nations Security Council
UN Assembly
Truman
United Nations
Assembly
Debgte
Trygve Lie
Tsa Sination
Peace Organization
Cuba
Australia
Philippines
America
France
Britain
Chir
Security Council
Molotav
Rialo
OPA Drops Case Against Corryite
OPA asked a federal court to file against Tivestade but later dropped the case due to insufficient evidence. The defendants included several handlers and others, with the action abandoned amid unclear allegations and limited support.
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OPA
Corryite
OPA Ahapinsoute
EET
Federal Oourt
Fieop
Stirtod
Ingainst Tivestade
Tochitie i Misade
Eran
Apulis Bom
Carey
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Wits
Ajab Wells
Olsteltt
Hoifarold Sorrel
Mc Deering
Manure Wood
Stabithine Albivator
Willys
Erin
Fenek Vhaink
Ine
Anderson
Fon
Air Garage
Wael
Arthur Scot
Ren County
Interior Secretary
UMW
Warren
Lawrence Brown
Harold Goodwill
Gale Boutwell
Lin Hospital
Venes
Treasury
The
Navy Mothers Club
Lt. J. Kauffman
Major Boyle
Wayne
Enbezlemen
Wirandy
Tmk
War Department
Dixpint
Korea
Conures
Turkey
Clymer Road
Powells
N. Center Street
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