Fragmented ledger notes stir county probate details
A garbled OCR snippet references a county estate process, with scattered mentions of letters, a signed estate by a county official as DWidge, and incomplete lines about beneficiaries and property. It also contains unrelated auctionish feed and livestock prices fragments, rendering the core item as an unclear probate notice amid miscellaneous agricultural figures.
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Plane Missing With 22 Aboard Reported Near Florence
The loss involves an Eastern Air Lines passenger plane en route from Miami to New York with ten civilians, nine military personnel, and three crew. Florence Army Air Base prepared to search as weather delayed the operation. earlier sighting described the wreck as a complete loss ten miles east of Florence near the Pes Dee River.
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D. C
Beverly Griffith
Hastert Air Line
Civiltins
Olin King
Grifith
Easter Air Lines
Jacksonville
Saysanah
Raleigh-Durham
Washington
Griffith
R. Sheinfeld
L. P. Cockburn
Southwest Fifth St
W. E. Gray
Stentard Oll Go
Ptutre Ae-Miarty
R. Stevenson
U Sharpe
Andres Gerard
Touls Gerard
O Figueredo
Bermudarea
W. &. Pierce
Florence Army Air Base
Army Post
Truck Crash on Pleasant Street Injures Woman Driver
A truck swerved into a Chevrolet sedan driven by Mrs. Frank Seamens yesterday afternoon on Pleasant Street near South Street, pushing it into a Plymouth sedan owned by Earl Bushman. Mrs. Seamens, her daughter Mrs. Max Chris, and Ann Chris were present. The Bushman vehicle sustained minor damage. The truck, en route to the Raymond plant, was driven by Michael Wargo of Erie. Officer Kelly investigated.
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Frank Seamens
Pleasant Street
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Seamens
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Ann Chris
Earl ‘Bushman
Japanese Garrison Evacuates Singapore Island
Singapore reports Japanese forces streaming across the Johore causeway to evacuate Singapore Island under orders from Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten. In Washington, government workers are given three hours off to join a welcome for Philippine heroes led by General Jonathan M. Wainwright as President Truman issues the order. Evacuation of prisoners from Nagoya Hamamatsu and Wagata areas is reported complete by the Third Fleet. Japan dissolves Back Dragon Society, a rabid Nipponese patriotic group, by end of August.
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Lord Lonny Mowithatten
Singapore Island
Washington
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Trujan
Hearing Continued in Brewer Case Over Gambling Den
The hearing for Tey Brewer charged with operating a gambling room and related offenses was postponed for two weeks after witnesses testified about rent and bank activity. Brewer declined to testify, citing self incrimination and a need for counsel. The case involves alleged craps games and prior convictions, with the next proceedings unclear but possible new developments.
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G. H. Gordon
Florence Blair
Const Love
West Munstreet
Dan Dapey
Lashley
National Bank of Cory
Anedl
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Murty
West Main Street
Jesse Divliante
Brie
Brewer
Congress Hot With Politics on Big Issues
The Associated Press reports Washington buzzed with tax cut talk and energy from presidential policy. President Truman’s message and a Pearl Harbor inquiry heated the scene as Republicans framed the address as a campaign document for 1948. Senator Walter George predicted significant tax cuts and a movement toward limited requests.
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Lieut James R Herlett Deemed Dead in War
Relatives learn Lieut James R Herlett 25, Corry youth, is dead after being listed missing in November 1944. He served in a European tank corps and fought on the Western Front including actions around the Battle of the Bulge. Son of Ralph Herlett of Jamestown and Grace Smith Torrance, he attended Corry schools. wife, infant daughter, and extended family noted in Torrance and Corry.
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James R. Herlett
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Ralph Herlett
Jamestown
Grace Smith
Torrance
Henry Colburn
Glenn Gates
Elk Street
Paul Quinlisk
Philadelphi
Oscar Colburn
Enrollment Hits 1473 as City Schools Start Term
The city reports a total enrollment of 1473 with overloads in the first two grades and at the Senior High as the new term opens. Congestion persists in elementary and junior high groups, with ninth grade additions and transfers causing adjustments. Principal Sheen notes scheduling efforts and bus transfers planned to alleviate crowding amid ongoing parent objections and attendance shifts.
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Thy
Uhput Sen
Fe Vip Unul Engia Varte Ulc Oy
Sheen Sait
Thas le
City Qualifies for State Funds Under Rules
Harrisburg dispatch reports about 100 municipalities in Pennsylvania being advised on grant rules for sewer treatment plans. The State Sanitary Water Board will fund one half of approved costs for plan development and engineering, up to a set percentage of construction costs, with boards covering only eligible items and excluding prior plans and certain fees.
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Harrisburg
Ssinitery Wale
Caver
Cleveland
Pennsylvanis
Jimanesil
Department of Health
Sanitary Water Board
Specklewiuns
Peport
Isis Boer
McNutt Planned Return to the Philippines
Washington reports former high commissioner Paul V. McNutt is slated to return to the Philippines. Friends consider Pacific postings possible, while President Truman confirms McNutt’s nomination as high commissioner for the Philippines, noting no authority over Tapinese islands.
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Paull V. McNnutt
Philippines
Pacific Islands
Truman
McNutt
Tapinese
Reveal Plot By Fanatics To Block Jap Surrender
Well-informed Japanese sources say fanatical young officers attempted a coup to prevent Emperor Hirohito's surrender. They forged the emperor’s name to surround the palace, while kamikaze divers died in Tokyo Bay and envoys were targeted. The plan aimed to derail capitulation despite Soviet and Allied moves toward a formal surrender.
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Simone
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Ube
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Mori
Imperial Guanis
Thie Bir
Paye
Columbus Man Puzzled Court
A McKinney murder trial moment drew laughter as jurors questioned a witness about his family. The witness, Mr Betts, described his ages and children, prompting questions from Mr Goldstein and confusion among the panel. He used two fingers to indicate twins among his children while describing his family.
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Aero Supply
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Triennial Assessment Under Way in City
City assessor Ore A. Stennett has begun field work for the 1946 triennial assessment. He aims to cover all four wards and prepare valuation notice cards for owners by October, with appeal sessions likely in November. Changes will reflect revisions for new buildings or additions, first under his tenure as assessor. Piper Aircraft Plant Suspends Operations in Lock Haven
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Stennett
Aye Huis
Stennetts
Gotinell
Ore train wreck piles up sixteen cars near Renova
A heavy eastbound Pennsy ore train derailed twelve miles west of Renova causing sixteen loaded ore cars to pile up and track damage. The morning eastbound service was detoured via Clearfield and Pinto Ridgway, arriving about five hours late. No crew injuries reported though details are scarce. The Erie Pennsy line cleanup may extend into today.
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Henova
Tne
Renova
Clearfield
Pinto Ridgway
Tt Ae Tolmer Ye 'Une
Brie
Erie
Philadelphia
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Lit Point
Jury deliberations delayed in Warren murder trial
The Warren jurors continued selection for the trial of Mrs Adibe Mettinney as alternates remained required. Juror No 7 Mrs Josephine S Carlin was seated, Juror No 12 Bashi W Batley was chosen, and the panel was exhausted. Judge Wade ordered a new talisman group summoned for examination as court reconvened. District Attorney Goldstein signaled readiness to proceed once two alternates are chosen, with a possible adjournment or night session under review.
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Adibe Mettinney
Warren
Wiral
Josephine S Carlin
Tui
Tikeen Sil Duvine
Jonnie M. Barker
Tidoute
Ed Loday
Dulge ‘Wade
Bashi W. Batley
Freehold Township
Wade
Talismen
Goldstein
Uist
Junge Wade
Mandy
Wourt
Mls
Vice Admiral McCain Dies After Exhausting War Duty
San Diego September 7. Vice Admiral John Sidney McCain legendary for bold raids against Japan died at age 61 from exhaustion after three months of near nonstop combat. His forces claimed 6000 Japanese aircraft 2 million tons of shipping and about 100 ships destroyed amid Kamikaze onslaughts near the end of the war.
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San Dingo
Onlif
John Sidney McCain
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theCain
McKain
Hiis
Ohe
Murder charge filed against nine year old in girl death
Nin e year old Lloyd James Edwards of South Fork Pa is held in Cambria county jail awaiting a hearing on murder charges in the death of three year old neighbor Phyllis Jean Epperson. State Police say he told officers he struck the girl with bricks after she stumbled while trying to get away. The district attorney and investigators documented the scene and the boy signed a stenographic statement.
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Lloyd James Edwards
South Fork
Cambria County
Phyllis Jean Epperson
Vincent Bunch
Justice of the Peace
Eliisbeth Bogdand
Rhensburg
Philippines
Comnemaugh
Mor Bad
Partuen
Rocky Creek
Ind
Johns J. Carroll
Jack Bennett
First Cavalry Parade Plans Milestone Entry
The First Cavalry Division plans a mile parade with Seventh and Eighth Regiments fully armed. First troops will enter the city at 5 p.m. today. Navy will take over base on the north tip of Honshu.
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Saginaw
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Yale
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Panamin
Frank Jack Fletcher
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Ten thousand Jap troops lay down arms in Cagayan Valley
In the Cagayan Valley a large group of 10,000 Japanese troops reportedly surrendered to American forces, as Maj. Gen. Robert B. Jer's Buckeye Division advanced. The event comes amid Allied moves to consolidate control in the region and follows broader discussions of occupation and redeployment across Asia.
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