Fragmented OCR item about local notices and names
Readable fragments mention streets and people like Lovells route and Brow Having Nowse range. Mentions a police or executor figure and a date pattern 27-08. Contains scattered names such as Ivonne Micko Arthur and Addie. Overall reads as disjointed legal/public notice notes with unclear actions.
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Anne Tor
Eveniniyn Suao
Ial
Lovells
Sep
Miles
Ivonne
Micko
Arthu
Rmake
Ate
la Ecutor
Addie
Spy probes seek mystery scientist named X
Washington reports that congressional spies press for swift trials for four suspects tied to tampering with atomic secrets. The probe names a mysterious Scientist X linked to Steve Nelson, a known Communist organizer, amid a widening inquiry into espionage involving former projects and alleged conspirators.
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Scientist X
Steve Nelson
Communist Party
Washington
House Uni-American Activities
Milttee
Steve Nelon
Milter
Nelson
Pennsylvania
le House Browp
Clarence PF. Hiskey
Iis
Marcia Sand Hiskey
HL Ghapur
Bavieli
Hiskey
Chapin
Hisomment
Pin
Comimittee
Wmle
Melt Thomas
R-Nj
Justice Department
Ageney
Clark
Texas
Minas Camparen
Haz
Dog Ordinance Questioned by Corry Officials
Corry city officials consider revising dog ordinance after a string of disturbances and pet incidents. Mayor Fred Kinsey backs stricter control as council reviews proposed changes and quarantine measures. The effort follows community concerns over unsafe dog behavior and repeated calls for action.
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Corry
Fred Kinsey
Volteenniyus
Voter rolls seen expanding as Pennsylvania counties report gains
AP dispatch notes Pennsylvania's 67 counties show rising registrations with about 150 000 voters cleared for the November ballot and a total registration over 2 million. Allegheny and Philadelphia figures are highlighted, while a separate dispatch mentions 127 American war dead to be sent home on Victory ship October first from Yokohama.
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Associated Press Rishurg
Pennsylvnia
Udny
Republcan
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Japan
Mien i Tapineke Prison
San Pranciado
Council Names Fire Chiefs in Special Session
City Council approved Ray Laurie as chief and Carl Peterson as assistant chief of the local fire department, following the resignation of Chief Andy Paulson. Laurie will earn 200 annually, Peterson 1859, with three supervisory firemen to be added. Peterson’s former post will be filled at the next regular meeting. A new Kaiser patrol car was delivered, priced at 600 with trade-in. Councils plan pension research for hourly city workers.
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Tn Iie
Stanford Hose Company
Ray Laurie
Carl Peterson
Peterson
Paul Tom
Aikens
Kaiser Sudan
Franklin
Titusville
Meadville
Corry Man Sentenced to Prison for Motor Vehicle Theft
Raymond Mulry 21 of 186 West Columbus Avenue was sentenced yesterday to from one and a half to five years in the Allegheny County Workhouse after pleading guilty to stealing a Corry man's truck. Companions Perry of 116 Lemon Street arrested in Erie after the theft near Route 6, minor details and charges listed. Mulry drove to Bio and was involved in a hit and run incident. Perry released. sentence for others deferred. Also reports a Fort Bragg soldier William A. McDonald of Babler Pa killed by a bullet wound. incident described as accidental discharge by a fellow soldier.
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Ed Raymond Mulry
West
Columbus Avenue
Allegheny County
Simi Perry
Lemon Street
Erie
Roy Mather
South Cente Street
Mather
South Center Street
Methodist
Churen
Malry
Bio
Perry
Tridge Lath
Jim. Wénterday
GOP Candidate Outlines Plan To Develop Resources
A campaign dispatch traces President Truman’s Oklahoma stop amid red scare tensions as he attacks congressional investigations into Communists as a red herring. Dewey pushes resource development, warning of rising prices, while Wallace and Smith weigh Berlin crisis stakes and draft funding.
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Associated Press
Truman
Oklahoma
Congressional
Thomas BE
Dewey
GOP
Northwest
Bush Congress
Earl Warren
Syracuse
N.Y
Daliforrdan
America
Hyers
Tedersil
Tennessee Valley Authority
Dallas
Henry A. Wallice
Berlin
Wallace
Erisis
Texas City
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Washington
Kremlin
Texas
Kentuckian
Pennsylvanian Commuter Trains Return Plan Scrambled
Nine Pennsylvania commuter trains were ordered back into service after cancellations by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The State Public Utility Commission urged restraint on removing city commuter trains into or out of Pittsburgh. Railroad officials announced five trains would run, with remaining services to resume after PUC action. Treasury update shows September receipts and debt figures as U S Treasury notes large balances.
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Dassumuanss
Pennoumunie
Pennsylvania Raltrand
State Public Utility Commission
Trans
Pittshaven
PUG
Harplabury
Verylee
Union Votes 123 1810 Sign Contract After Union Approval
A membership vote by the International Adssolation of Age chinister union cleared the way to sign a new contract with Gerry Jamestown Mis Corp. Pete Hutt and John Jackson will act as bargaining representatives. The vote, 123 to 1810, followed disputes over wage stabilization and leave terms, with Huff opposing clauses he says he did not know about at verbal approval.
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Loent
Age Chinister
ABL
Hutt
Hut
Witleit
John Jackson
Jamestown
Huff
Anto
Erie Youth 21 Killed by Auto in Crash
Erie, Sept 28 One man died and another injured badly when a 1939 Ford sedan left Pine Avenue near Burton Avenue, rolled over repeatedly, and went embankments. Henry Chapman 21 of Erie died eight hours after at St Vincent’s Hospital. Robert Decker 23 is in critical but stable condition with possible internal injuries. Investigating Officer Rose Webb noted Decker was driving at 8:54 pm Monday. Chapman, a World War II veteran, lived with grandparents in Erie. his mother and two brothers reside in Wattsburg.
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Wattsburg
Erie
Henry Chapman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robert
Decker
Offce
Rose Webb
Pine Avenue
Webb
Burton Avenue
Chapmian
Charles Black
Wattsbure
Philadelphia Orchestra Cancels 1848 49 Season
The Philadelphia Orchestra announced the 1848 49 season is canceled after a deadlock over AFM demands for $135 weekly minimum pay. Manager Hart McDonald estimated $205,000 could be refunded to patrons and subscribers who already bought tickets and memberships. The move ends plans to open the season this Friday.
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Philadelphta
Philadelphia Oronestra
Cuineetta
Hart McDonald
Geqson
McDoneld
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
American Federation of Musicians
TAFL
McDonald
Berliners Lose Faith In Red Marks
Berliners lose faith in Soviet imposed ostmark as exchange with Deutsche mark falls to 89 to 1 amid currency reform turmoil. Occupying powers inch toward talks on Berlin blockade while black market prices reflect distrust and economic strain. Western gifts and Soviet countermeasures fuel public uncertainty about German currency alignment.
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Presa Bergin
Ville
Berlin
Russias
Ostmark
Uiyiligs
Ground broken for new garage on North Center street
John Wiggers of Nopih Clymer plans a cement block and brick faced single story garage on a 190 by 301 foot lot stretching 65 by 60 feet. Excavation is under A. Zelgneck and Son, with showroom space at the front. completion and leasing expected within three months.
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Went Tilde
North Center Street
John Wiggers
Nopih Clymer
Wiggers
William Zafiropulos
Cente
Mate Yor
Steuniure
Ie A. Zelgneck
Demas
Wiggers Anid
Freak Mishap Injures ENLOYE of ENE
A worker at the Panaylvana Electric Company suffered injuries in a freak mishap while repairing a guy wire on a utility pole. The accident occurred near Le Bout township as the employee was aloft about twenty feet high. insulation collapsed and struck the worker in the nose and face. He was treated by a physician and may resume work today after medical clearance.
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Dwigot Wwer
Pannaylvana Electre
Egrer
Lovee
Ewer
le Bout
Parole Revoked Dietsch Returns to Ohio Prison
Dietsch, 31, once of this city, had his parole revoked in August 1951 by the Ohio Parole Board and was returned to a prison in Ohio. He had served 15 years for breaking and entering and was paroled to Ohio authorities before pending multiple theft charges. The board announced the decision this week. if he serves the minimum sentence he may not be released again.
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Nok Dietsch
Ohio
Par Hi
Farndon
Mortihi
Plan to revive inactive National Guard announced
Kenneth F. Qlameér of the Nations Guard Bureau announced plans to revive the inactive National Guard for which no provision existed after World War II. The reinstitution aims to provide a ready reserve of men who can enter active service without delay if mobilization occurs. General Grater and General Cramer spoke at the National Guard Association conference, noting the Guard had grown to over 317,000 by June 30 and could perform defensive duties and serve as a covering force during mobilization with minimal additional training.
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Associated Press
Louts
Spl
Gey Kenneth F. Qlameér
Viet
The
Nations Guard Bureau
Na Jonal Guard
Grater
We National Guard Association
National Guard
Genera Cramer
MD 4
Butter Prices Fall in Corry Again
Butter dropped in Corry for the second straight week with local grocers reporting prices from 7 to 80 cents per pound. The decline followed a New York market dip while oleomargarine sales remained high and supply steady. Tarver and other stores noted similar trends amid market shifts and consumer demand.
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Corry
Secon
New York
Tarver
Amended Parking Meter Rule Sparks City Debate
A muddled local notice describes planned changes to parking meter rules with Wednesday meetings and merchant input. It notes no date set for the amendment and mentions council sessions deciding how to apply the changes to curb parking regulation.
France and United States press Berlin blockade at UN
Paris reports France appeals to the United Nations to end the Soviet blockade of Berlin as Robert Schuman warns against repeating World War I mistakes. Marshall and Bevin discuss strategy with UN debate likely this week.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United Nations
Berlin
Syielf
Robert Schuman
General Assembly
United States
Britain
Sehuman
Interiiviana
Germany
Dendluss
U.N
Bovlen Siipabe
Family of Nations
Simon
Anudyei
Vishinski
Alexander Cadogan
Britespain
Security Council
Hoel
Cadogan
Lo Keng
Madalon
Peary North Pole records reportedly found by US expedition
Washington dispatch reports United States expedition to the Arctic recovered Peary papers after a 1909 polar attempt by Robert E. Peary. Navy ships led by Capt. George J. Dufek returned to Boston. weather stations and scout sites were the task, with Canadian observers aboard. Helicopters aided search and navigation through ice.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Che Arnatic
Gindr
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Inn Balle
Cape Sheridan
Peary
Archie
Pole
Navy Coast, Guard
Navy
Boston
Wies
Sudbiy Fou
George J. Dufek
Edist
Coast. Guard
East Wind
Wyandot
Olivers
Canada
Hays
Penry
Pre-Induction Exams Slated In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Sept 28 Pre induction physics examinations for Pennsylvania youths liable for military service under the peace time draft begin October 4 at nine Army recruiting stations. Induction stations are Erie Pittsburgh Altoona Williamsport Harrisburg Pottsville Wilkes Barre Reading and Philadelphia. Pennsylvania has a quota of 630 inductees in November and 980 in December. Lt Gen Henry M Gross said the men will be sent to the station nearest home. The 175 found in state will send extra to cover allowances. Eligible men aged 19-25 who fail registration or hold a 4-F rating will be directed to pre induction examination. local board medical advisors will assess those claiming physical inability to serve.
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Associated Press
Hanrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Selective Service
Erie
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Henry M. Gross
Grass
Wound Proves Fatal In Pennsylvania Shooting
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a 22 caliber rifle discharged during a dispute between neighbors. Thomiss Leroy Mosley Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Mosley of Charleville reportedly died from the accidental discharge. Authorities provided details as the investigation continues.
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Wayhesburg
Thomiss Leroy Misles
Ian Old
Thamag Mosley
Charkeville
Timms
Carones Cneyley
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N. 0
William A. McDopald
Babler
Marahall
Silda Plitommallo
Griother Soldive
Warren
Pennsy
Treasury Repony
U. S. Treasury
AUTO
Phila
Center Street
Enloye
Ene
Dietsch
Cily Colinell Jist Wali
Ordingnes
Suliehion Tai
Schaman
Russia
Marshall
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