Fragmented OCR Item Lays Out Obscure 1958 Notes
A garbled OCR snippet lists mixed terms and names including ABC, Dike, Rowe, Hul l, and 1958. It mentions items like view wardrobe, pans, books, gas liner, and a single Wilson can with slant shed. No clear event or person details emerge from the fragment.
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Pans
Bros. Elleneer
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Wilson
Chestes
Burton
Fragmentary Text Summary From 1951 Local Paper
A fragmented OCR excerpt notes events around 1951 with references to a law and dates. The readable content mentions names and actions but is largely garbled, leaving unclear outcomes or full context.
Talks Resume on New Coal Contract Demands Start
Washington reports John L. Lewis may hint at new demands as United Mine Workers and anthracite operators resume talks on a fresh contract to replace one expiring September 30. A strike could loom by month end without an agreement, with potential extra pressure from requests for a shorter work week and higher health and welfare charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Tewks
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
TIMW
New York City
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Utah
Union City Man Injured In Head-On Collision After Car Purchase
Union City resident Charles Deyoe, 57, was in a head-on crash on a rural road between Beaverdam and Route yesterday while returning home in a car bought minutes earlier from a local auto agency. George Chirch, 17, of Corry RD 4, was the other driver. Deyoe veered to avoid a rough patch. Chirch swerved to miss him, causing the collision. Donna Dorthea Deyoe, 12, suffered minor injuries. Vehicle damages were listed at 350 for Deyoe’s car and 195 for Chirch’s.
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Union City
Auto Agency
Charles Deyne
Congdon
Beaverdam
Route
Joen Barracks
George Chirch
Corry
R. D
Deyoe
Qhureh
Deuoe
Donna Dorthea Deyoe
Dayoe
Lovett foresees military production leveling off after July
Secretary Lovett told reporters that defense production is expected to level off starting July 1 1964 with armed services likely to request less for sustainment or replacement items. He did not specify items and said keeping lines open may drive some production. He noted overall requests for next year likely to be below 46 59 005 482 plus 24 billion for public works, though the Air Force may need roughly the same as this year.
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Lovett
Assoniated
Washington
Secetary of Defense
Justice Dept investigation to be extended by House panel
House committee leader warns of a heavy schedule as witness Caudle provides new evidence. The Judiciary subcommittee debates finishing probes into the Justice Department by December. Caudle, once chief tax prosecutor under President Truman, offered information new to the panel, while opponents question scope and relevance of prior firings.
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House Committee
Caudie
Associated Press
Washington
T. Lamar Caudie
House Investigating Committee
Justice Department
Caudle
Tetman
Chelf
Sale
Hep. Keating
R-Ny
Juffice
Tom ©. Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
J Howard McGuaih
Local Woman Hurt When Hit By Auto
Mrs. Arthur McCray, 53, Curry, was discharged from Curry Memorial Hospital after being struck by an auto while crossing Nerrir Center Street at West Washington Street. The driver, Ivan B. Klomp of North Clymer, was identified. McCray suffered abrasions and contusions and was treated at the Bracken-Keating ambulance scene.
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Arthur McCray
Curry,& D
Curry Memorial Hospital
Nerrir Center Street
West Washington Street
Ivan B. Klomp
North Clymer
McCray
Klomp
Washington Street
Cen~ter Street
Body Recovered At Niagara Falls Identified as Sidney Seth
A body recovered from the Lower Niagara River near the Maid of the Mist dock is tentatively identified as Sidney Seth, 57, believed to be the man who was seen entering the river above the falls on Saturday and who shot himself. The recovery occurred last night.
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Niagara Falls
Niagra
Sidney Seth
Maid of the Mist
City votes to borrow forty six thousand for summer paying
City Council authorized borrowing up to 46000 to cover the 1952 summer payroll. About 20000 will go to Sack Brothers for base work and 10000 to Allied Bitumens for paving supplies. Plans include a resurfacing program on previously paved streets and a slag stockpile already in the city.
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Don Williams
Counect Menbers
Sack Brothers
Jamestows
Allied Bitumens Company
Ime Imne
A. Zalueck and Son
Polio Cases Rise in Pittsburgh District
City Health Director T Hope Alexander reported 190 polio cases and 19 deaths in the Pittsburgh district Allegheny and eight nearby counties since January 1, compared with 99 cases and four deaths at the same time last year. The 1944 peak through September 3 stood at 137 cases and 12 deaths.
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Pittsburgh
T. Hope Alexander
Allegheny
Oil Inquiry Is Begun By Grand Jury
A federal grand jury began hearings in Washington to examine alleged oil market monopoly by major firms. Atty. Gen. McGranny named Leonard Emmerglick to lead a DOJ staff presenting records from 21 large oil companies. Firms include Standard Oil of New Jersey and Standard Oil of California. the inquiry follows a Senate report on market division and price fixing.
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Associatio Press
Washington
Svekie
Atty
Janes P. McGrmpty
Justice Department
McGranery
Leonard Emmmerglick
AntieTrust Division
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Sii
Standard of New Jersey
Standard of Galiforni
Socony
Vacuum of Co
Gulf Olu
Texas Co
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co, Ltd
Royal Dutch Shell Co
Orm. I
Storm grounds U N warplanes in Korea clash report
Tropical storms grounded U N warplanes especially over Seoul and the front. Allied air forces reported heavy rain and wind as Communist probes increased with minor skirmishes across positions near Bunker Hill Old Baldy Hill and the Pukhan River. Casualty totals for August rose to about 10 052 with 4 974 wounded and 50 captured. Ex college head dies in Shippensburg Pennsylvanias Slippery Rock Teachers College former president John Linwood Elsenders aged 63 died after a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Korean
U.S. Fifth Air Porce
Sinan
Fifth Air Force
Sinanju
Seoul Qurine
U. S. Eighth Army
Bunker Hil
Old Baldy Hill
Pukhan River
Pukhen River
Eighth Army
Shippensburg
John Linwood Elsenders
Slippery Rock Teachers Gallege
Chambersburg Hospital
Aero Plant Department Cuts Back Four Day Week
The Aero Plant Department announces a temporary reduction to a four day work week starting Monday. About 144 employees will be affected as robots take over the first shift and production slows due to a lack of orders for hardware. A stockpile will be used before resuming normal scheduling, with plans to adjust as supplies allow.
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Aero Plant
Acro Sumit Aly. Co
Stewart Lane
Dinner Set for Spud Festival Dinner Event
A dinner at 7 pm tomorrow invites more than 490 residents to launch a three day Spud Festival. Delegates include Rev. Pail Bower Yoralsola and Edward AL Fallon, with barbs on potatoes, baked spuds, and festival booths opening for adults and children at the Fourth Ward playground.
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Joon
Grange League Federation
Dy E.G. Nixon
Chain Store Council of Pennsylvania
Marjorie Flauit
Brarwinottey
Erie
Beenonties Leachery
Jyebr
Fourth Ward
Focal
Two Perish In Fire Aboard Ship Stated Pros
NORFOLK VA Fire swept the crew quarters of the Norwegian freighter Mapeville today Two crewmen were killed and four others burned severely The blaze raged for two hours before Norfolk Coast Guard and Hampton Roads port fire crews quelled it The ship moored at the Norfolk Western Pall Way cargo pier Capt Nis H Bawerdsen said the dead were Magne Godvik 23 Bergen Norway and Karl Strand vold 29 Hemnesberget Norway Four Norwegians were admitted to the Marine Hospital for burns named Ame Olsen 24 Spydeberg Peter Mestad 17 Grimstad Thor Uef Fiskum Stanessien and Arthur Olsen 22 Ol Most crewmen were asleep when the fire broke out in the aft crew quarters of the 5200 ton ship
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Norfolk
Via
Coast Guard
Wavy
Hampton Ross
Enbarkation
Norfolkic Western Pall- Way
Nis H. Bawerdsen
Hopeville
Magne Godvik
Bergen
Norway
Karl Strandvold
Hemmesberget
Ame Olsen
Spydeberg
Peter Mestad
Grimstad
Thor Uef Fiskum
Stanessien
Arthur Olsen
F.m
Truman Looks Ahead To Next Campaign Trip
President Truman urges focus on campaigning for 1956 after West Virginia rally. He voices support for Adlai Stevenson and critiques Republicans, urging a broader foreign policy while defending Democratic platform and warning against risky moves to win votes. He signals continued campaign train tours and a potential dedication event in Montana.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tri Iate
Baum
Apeech
Ivory
Adlai Sieverson
West Virginia
Democraty
Truman
Connell
Perish
Bisnulawer
Opie
Mile Winiken
Fion
Ant
Parkersbieg
W. Vi
Russia
Lentelk
Haxtern
Europe
Eisenlinwer
Trinnad
Lnrough
Howard named county CD aide
Howard, former Civil Defense director, is appointed assistant director of Civil Defense for the county. Robert A. Best, city office, announced the change as Ben son, Aero Supply GM, steps in as assistant director. Howard will oversee rural CD operations and coordinate with existing units countywide.
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M Howard
Robert A. Besr
Howard
K. R. Benson
Aero Supply
Pissiva
Nene
Blair
Ne. Howard
Ene GD
Reo
Penhsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Eris
Penelec
Blaty
Tubeless aircraft tire under final tests by Goodrich
The Associated Press reports that B F Goodrich Co announced final tests for a tubeless tire designed for aircraft. The firm said the first tubeless tires will equip combat jet aircraft, noting that similar automotive tubeless tires were launched five years ago.
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Akron. O
F. Goodrich Co
Union meeting on firing case at Bury commn office
Union members gathered after a dispute over a layoff involving several employees at The Bury. The meeting discussed contract terms and potential appeal actions, with plans to file formal grievances and seek arbitration as needed.
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C-J
Bury
Patchy Budget Talks on Pool Project Costs
A committee discusses affordable funding for a pool project with projected costs between $150,000 and $175,000. Members plan meetings with county officials and school board members to seek support while exploring construction and related expenses.
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Archileey William
Tou Peek Tassina
Johisol
Uy Steel Sud
Fess Steel
Namiel
Mato
Calineil
Thor Gringe
Solicth
Governor's Record Attacked by Dirksen in Contest
Dwight D Eisenhower campaigns sweep through the South drawing large crowds as he attacks the administration and pledges strong action on corruption and race issues. Senate minority leader Dirksen counters with criticisms from Illinois while Stevenson pursues farm policy and a broad national tour.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Dwight D Eisenhower
Dixie
GOP
Eewine
Tatas
Birmingham
Aik
Little Rak
Ark
Vearuptian
Mason
Dixon
Lim
Wasinn
Bay Front Park
Center Street road work enters final phase on Norby Center
The State Highway Department begins the last phase of Center Street improvements. A third lane will be added between Pane Place and Smith Creek after applying the new surface. The roadway should reopen to motor vehicles within a set period as blacktop cures. East and middle lanes will serve through traffic and left turns onto West Smithy Street.
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Sprees
State Highway Department
Wirely
Norby Center Street
Pane Place
Smith
Center Street
West Smitly Street
Two Men Admit Setting Off Major Church Fire Looting
Police say two 1 year old men Edward Dunn of Pittsburgh and James Snyder of Belleview confessed they unintentionally started a 691000 fire at St Cyril's Church in the North Side district while looting a poorhouse search on August 3. They were arrested while raiding a gas station and admit at least 10 robberies.
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St.Cyril's Church
North Side
John M. Flagin
Edward Dunn
Pittsburgh
James Snyder
Belleview
Flavin
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