Auction Notice for Gyryle Farm Cattle and Equipment Sale
A detailed auction notice lists cattle including cows, sows, veal, and heifers to be sold at Gyryle farm on October 27. Items include John Deere plows, machinery, hay, and farm gear with bids and lot numbers. Lunch will be provided and auctioneer is Maryous Fray. Sale location: four miles north of Gyryle road.
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North
Gyiernsey
John Deere Uking
Elyots
Wansiiniey
Mer
Arty Janetionoy
Niles
Mary Ous
Om Gyryle
Montgomery V Facing Nation Walkout Across Auto Workers
A 75,000 member strike is authorized with no set walkout time. The auto workers union reports election results that mandate press demands as it mobilizes nationwide action.
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Auto Workers
Western Union Employes Renew Demand for Raise
Nationwide labor trouble grips major firms as 75 000 Western Union employees threaten a strike. wage disputes across Chrysler GM and Hollywood movie fields intensify. Union leaders vow arbitration only after negotiations exhaust all avenues. In Florida Miami Pan American strike ends. New Jersey bus drivers extend a multi-line slowdown inconveniencing 160000 riders.
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Preas
Montgomery Ward and Company
Weday
United
New York
Samuel Wolchok
Wolchack
Hollywood
CLO United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corp
OFO United ‘Automabie Mibrkers
TAW
Walter PF. Reuther
UWA
International Executive Board
Warner Brothers
Herbert Sorrell
Miami
Pla
Pan American Airways
Wester
American Communication Association
War Labor Board
Oreo
Snic 1
New Jersey
Jersey City
Erie Works to Expand Under Genera Bieo trie Co Plan
Erie Oct 28 expansion program at the Erie Works of the Genera Bieo trie Company may cost 20 to 25 million dollars. The project aims to add about half a million square feet of manufacturing space, creating work for hundreds more men and women in Erie and nearby areas.
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G. E
Erie Erie
Erie Works
Genera Bieotrie Company
Erle
Vitlily
Perry Held In Sparta Theft Goes Missing From Meadville Jail
Perry and fellow inmate Morrisak escaped from Meadville jail after blinding Preston with a stolen crude aid. Police tracked the men to Cherry alley where Perry fled with Wright, leaving Morrisak and Preston behind. Authorities pursued as details of the break emerged, with charges including burglary and contempt of court.
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Wistrich
Worly Howe
Begger Center
Isp
eDie Maner
Perry
Ray
Ai Ninley Akay
Preston
DY Tate
Loyd Wright
Puidoviers
Schuitvery Lane
Marisaite
Wright
Morisak
Chancery Lene
Cherry Alley
Chery Alley
Liberty Street
Isla
Steve
Searett
Erie Schools Close for Pennsylvania Educational Association Meet
All Erie City schools closed as teachers and the superintendent attended the Northwestern District Convention of the state Educational Association. Superintendent Dewey led a resolutions committee and served as president of the Corry branch, with exhibits by publishers and suppliers opening for delegates at 9 and 11, and general sessions running through the afternoon.
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Dewey
Erie
Pennsylvania Blate Educational Association
Corry
Sirone Vincent High School
Eotinilten Halle & Lowe Ex
Kwieheon
Syearty Laver Utnus
Lumen Boa
Vincent Onfereria
Erie Firm Hit by OPA Suit
Federal Judge issued a temporary injunction against Griswold Manufacturing Co of Erie for manufacturing two cooking utensil articles with altered materials and parts and selling them without CPA information or the required 16 day waiting period. The action is part of OPA efforts to control quality and price at the source amid reconversion concerns.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Tange Nelson McVicar
von Seal
Griswold Manufactering Co
Erie
OPA
CPA
Four Arrested in Sharon Extortion Plot Case
Four suspects including a Niles woman and two youths were arraigned on charges of attempting to extort 475000 dollars from Henry Foraker of Sharon, Pa. A fourth person is being sought. Forket, executive secretary of the Buhl Club in Sharon, supervised large funds left by Mr and Mrs Frank Buhl for philanthropic projects.
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Youngstown
Henry P. Forker
Sharon
Niles
Cuyahoga County
U. S
P. Richard Schuman
Forket
Buhl Club
Frank Buhl
Few Changes In Tax Valuations
O A Stennett city assessor advances the triennial valuation notices and aims to mail property cards after the first of next month. Board of appeals will hear complaints November 20 and 21 at the Municipal building with sessions from 1 30 to 4 and 7 30 to 9. Few changes are expected and Stennett handles most forms. OPA sues Warren firms over price violations involving Grycelled Mash Light batteries.
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O. A. Stennett
Board of Appeals
Mr. Stennett
OPA
Warren
Pittshurgh
Solar Battery Corporation
Certified Electric Corporation
OPS
Solar Corp
Certified Corp
Hitler's Labor Chief Ley Hangs Himself in Prison Cell
Prison officials report Dr. Robert Ley, former head of Hitler's labor front, hanged himself in his Nuernberg prison cell. A note titled my political testimony and a will for his children were found. Ley's death comes as trials of top Nazi defendants near.
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Ashonta
Bren Muermberg
Robert Ley
Hitler
Labor Front
Nuernberg Bu
Uwe
John Harlan
Ley
Iis
O. B. Andeus
Denver
Colo
Muirdradlie Colpo
Hie Zuvind
Tay
Arovind
Anapd
Julson
Paul BH. Graven
Madison, Wir
Dover
Lay
Orcer
Naz
Martin Bor
Labor Bund
Bere
Numi
Trials Planned For Rundstedt And Kesselring For War Crimes
Neurnberg authorities announce forthcoming trials for Karl Rundstedt and Albert Kesselring on war crimes charges. Indictments detail their roles in Ardennes planning and high command actions across German forces from 1938 to 1945.
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Noswenavener
Neurnberg
Karl Rudolf Gers von Rundstedt
Albert Kessel
Fring
Berlin
von Rundstedt
Ardennes Tosh
Albert’ * Keaselring
Italy
Sty
Geman
Corry Hotel Worker Reports 2600 Dollar Stolen
A Corry hotel employee says a thief took 2600 dollars from a locked glove compartment in a hotel car. The money, in 5 10 and 20 dollar bills, was left in the glove box by the driver before a stop on North Fraley street. Police pursue leads on possible suspects and routes.
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Samuel Citi
Kane Police
Ulan
Tixty
Bry
Shalom
Swed Chik
Ur Chink
le Buvayean
I Gorey
Brak Nn Aawan
Fone
Kane Torothe
Fraley Street
Nicolazm
Mt. Dewalt
Corey
War Fund Gains Slow in City Effort
Corey's War Fund campaign proceeds toward an $8000 quota though totals show 6600 received so far. Dallas Smiley reports progress with several large gifts and hopeful outlook as committees continue solicitations, with gifts directed to Smiley or campaign leaders.
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Corey
Tne
Chalymn
Dallas Smiley
Inia
Cann
Slin Bracken
Dan Depew
National Bank of Corry
Smiley
Vantyette
Mr. Smiley
Erie Battle Veteran Burned In Home Accident
Former eight battle veteran Alexander Rutledge, 29, recovering from severe burns after accidentally upsetting a wash tub of hot water in Erie. He saw action in French Morocco, North Africa, Verve, Tunis, Sicily, Normandy, and Belgium. His mother Ruth Rutledge and fiancée Miss Meri Morr were lightly burned.
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Associa Erie
Evi
Alexander Rutledge
Europe
French Morocco
North Africa
Biverte
Tunis
Sicily
Normandy
Interior Prance
Belgium
Ruth Rutledge
Meri Morr
Truman to Probe agrarian unrest in the islands
The White House announced President Truman asked Pant Vv. McNutt to urgently investigate agrarian unrest in the Philippines, focusing on guerrilla activity threatening government stability and calling for scrutiny of recent anti-government actions.
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Swashington
Truman
Pant Vv. McNutt
He Ishands
McNult
White House
Hunger to cause more suffering than atomic bomb
Bevin told the House of Commons hunger in Europe could bring greater misery than the atomic bomb. He blamed Nazi policy, said Britain cannot alone relieve Europe, and urged balance between aiding starving Europeans and maintaining supplies. Treasury data cited October 24 show receipts and expenditures with a debt decrease.
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Associated Press
London
Foreyn
Bevin
House of Commons
Europe
Hitler
Gegin
Begin
Germany
Yeountey
Great Britain
Bévin
Argentina
Treasury
Washington
The
Court Hearing Set November 13 Inwiggers Case
Court orders a hearing on November 13 in the Inwiggers case. Objections and witness testimony are expected as part of the move to finalize the proceedings and determine related claims in this matter.
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Inwiggers
Truman to unveil wage and price policy Tuesday
President Truman will outline a wage and price stabilization plan on Tuesday to curb walkouts and long-term wage increases. The White House also denies a resignation by John W. Snyder and announces Dr. John R. Stockman as presidential assistant.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
India
Puestiny Mic
Sirikos
Spiked
John W. Snyder
John R. Stockman
Charles ©. Wilson
General Motors
Wilson
Drivers Escape Serious Crash at Riceville Corner
State Police report two Ford sedans collided at the Riceville corner of Routes 8 and 77 late yesterday afternoon. Henry S. Schaller of Camp Heynolds drove west on 77 and Henneth Mowillias of Waterford drove east. estimated damages total about $500 as one car attempted to turn onto Robe and the other struck it.
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Riceville Corner
Riceville Corners
Walter Krupa
Henry S. Schaller
Camp Heynolds
Easton
Henneth Mowillias
Waterford
Robe
Fyannette Bross
Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Liam Sabroud
Jamal Ghinis
Stail
Washington
Ininattlarek
Dujiat
Sovernment
Expres
Switzerland
Sweden
Portugal
whanBpo
Boadnusrrera
Pianis
Folley
Arders
S Ware Hose
Ida
Kyoto
Tie
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Western Union
Chasjes Perry
Mote
Afecewl
Crawford
PSEA
Stennett
Appeals Board
von Rundstedt and
Kesselring
Sarmuel Clink
Europerin Hotel
Kane
Washington, Gat
Newarks
Del
Venezuela
United States
State Department
Get
Isle of
Wikit
Southampton
England
Sotta
Brt
Tulgaria
Callerland Front
Hotefulgaria
Mark Menridgr
Lin
Thar
Indo-China
Ane
Binur Evans
Bebiol Dletaiet
Joule
Erley
Wally W
Byars
Walt
Snyder
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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