Hugo K Frear and Harold B Cessna Jr
Arthur A Ingoglia notes the Associated Press credits and exclusive rights for local news. The piece lists AP dispatch rights and affiliations with the National Editorial Association and related groups. It mentions AAA plus rating by the Community Research Bureau and editorial ties to Penn’s publishers and editors societies.
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HUGO K. FREAR
HAROLD B. CESSNA, Jr
ARTHUR A. INGOGLIA
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ocal news
AP news dispatches
National Editorial Ass'n
Penn's. Newspaper Publishers Ass'n
Penn’s. Society of Newspaper Editors
Community Research Bureau
Bedford Gazette Publishes Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Bedford Gazette lists carrier and mail rates in Bedford Borough and outside areas, with prices for various durations and zones. Mail remains strictly advance payment. no stamps accepted. payments by check or money order.
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Bedford Borough
Bedford Inquirer
Bedford County
BEDFORD GAZETTE
Ledford
Congress wary of TV hearings and coverage limits
The piece argues that Congress resists televising hearings, fearing privacy and decorum harms, while noting UN Security Council broadcasts boost public insight. It claims bans mainly protect lawmakers and would alter long-standing legislative methods by requiring broader public access.
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Congress
Sam Rayburn
Pat McCarran
United Nations Security Council
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
The piece parodies wartime miscommunications with Colonel Gushaby annoyed at a generic war declaration and orders to arrest enemy aliens. It also features a cartoon of a hattered man and a quip about rapid change from Dr. Peale, underscoring a humorous take on progress.
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Try
BENNETT CERF
Gushaby
Dr. Peale
King Features Syndicate
Barnes Garage Opens Nash Car Agency on East Pitt Street
The Barnes Garage of Bedford, now selected as the sole Bedford County Nash agency, operates from 522 East Penn Street. Owners Rush H. Barnes and son Robert J. Barnes expanded the business to include a showroom and complete car service. The dealer will continue selling Esso gas and oil and run a modern repair shop.
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Barnes Garage
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Barm
Bedford
Bedford County
Nash automobiles
East Penn Street
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Rush H. Barnes
Robert J. Barnes
Esso
Marker Reveals King’s House Site in Bedford History
The article notes a marker marking the old Ris ing Sun Tavern or King’s House site in Bedford. It recalls Fort Bedford occupation and Captain Curry’s 1763 remark on safety, recounts an Indian boy abduction near the garden, and cites Miss Annie M. Gilchrist’s work locating the Commandant’s House opposite the stockade. The Proprietaries’ Map of 1761 situates structures near Rotbes road, with the King’s Orchard spanning three blocks east toward the river.
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Bedford
Comnandant
Fort Bedford
Curry
Croughan
George Croghan
Annie M. Gilchrist
Bedford inquirer
Memory Lane
Rotbes
Pitt and
Juliana streets
the Register and Recorder
Bedford County
Penn street
Bedford street
The Rising Sun Tavern Story Ends in 1885 Fire
Miss Gilchrist recalls the old apple tree and the Rising Sun tavern’s long history from early ownership by Henry Werth to Hugh Dennison and David Mann. The building, once a drug store and tavern site, faced Juli ana and East Pitt, with Mann's Square forming a public shortcut. The structure later housed stores, apartments, and Harry Gilchrist’s business before the fatal blaze of 1885 closed the chapter.
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Gilchrist
Jacob Bollinger
Gazette
Chambers léquipiment Co. J
Henry Werth
Werth
Hugh Dennison
Providence
Harry
Pardy
Pitt street
North Shore mansions fade as wealth shifts on Long Island
A Northwestern look at Long Island's North Shore reveals a vanished era of millionaires and grand estates. It notes famed manors like Ormston and Matinecock Point, repurposed properties such as Winfield Hall and Glengariff Nursing Home, and the drift of ultra-wealthy culture toward higher taxes and changing social tides.
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YORK
North Shore
Long Island
Manhattan
America
Newport
Tuxedo Park
Grosse Pointe
John EB. Aldred
Locust Valley
Doris Duke
Europe
Ormston
Saint Basil
Gold Coast
Oak Point
Harrison Williams
Bayville
Walter P. Chryster
Kings Point
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Winfield Hall
Frank W. Woolworth
Reynolds Metal
Glengariff
Frederick B. Pratt
the
Swan
Arthur Williams
Grenwoot Landing
William Robertson Coe
Glen Cove
Nash and 6s cars showcased at new county showroom
Models of the latest Nash and 6s are on display in the new showroom. Information on other models and styles is available to interested persons. Nasa Motors notes the new garage is its only agency in the area, chosen to serve residents of the entire county.
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Nasa Motors
Legion Post Seeks Return of Poppies in Bedford
Bedford Post 113 American Legion asks volunteers with leftover poppies from the week long campaign to return them to the Legion Home on East Pitt Street or contact Clarence Dietz by telephone Bedford 3% for pickup or return.
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Bedford Post 113
American Legion
Legion
East Pitt Street
Clarence Dietz
Bedford
Russia Uses Division Talk To Shape German Perceptions
The Soviet drive to portray East Germany as an adversary world aims to influence Western views on partition. By tightening border controls along the Elbe and Berlin, Moscow seeks to make the East zone appear hostile while Western observers overlooked that Germany had already fallen under Soviet influence after World War II and Nazi collapse.
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Germany
Elbe
Berlin
Europe
East Germany
Adolf Hitler
West Germany at risk from Soviet pressure and Allied resolve
In a Paris Bonn briefing, reports indicate both Parliaments will back administrators’ policies and ratify new agreements to block Russia from border gaps. The Allies warn Western Berlin will be treated like NATO territory, deterring Moscow from aggressive moves. Bernard Baruch warned the Senate committee that time defines action when living under war’s shadow.
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West Germany
Paris
Bonn
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Bernard Baruch
Senate Preparedness Committee
Presbyterians Move to Restore Church Waiting Requirement
The Presbyterian Church in the U S A plans action to restore a one year waiting period for remarriages after an accidental change at its 164th General Assembly. Stated Clerk Dr Eugene Carson Blake said the rule was technically out for at least a year, though the assembly had approved a new section in the Directory of Worship replacing the previous provision.
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New York
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Blake
Directory of Worship
Dorm raids and odd headlines from a quirky campus note
A fragmentary, satirical collage notes campus dorm raids by alleged messers, a Virginia engineer’s billion-dollar bills thought experiment, a Cleveland bargain basement opener misprice, and playful riffs on weather and brevity, all in a jittery newspaper tone.
Notice to buyers at Bedford Motor Sales auctions
Public sale notices listed by Bedford Motor Sales detail auctions on Friday June 6 1952 at 10:00 am in Bedford County Pennsylvania including a 1942 Pontiac 20r a 1940 Pontiac 4D a 1941 Chevrolet Clb and a 1939 Packard plus a business name filing Koontz Music House with owners Paul S Koontz and Blanche L Koontz at 138 S Juliana Street Bedford PA and 328 W Pill Street Bedford PA attorney John A Minnich
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JOHN W. PRICE
Court of Common Pleas
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Bedford’ Motor Sales
Bedford Bourch
Pennylvania
BEDFORD MOTOR SALES
ZENO FOX
Bedford Borough
WILLIAM P. MAYO
Pennsyivania
JOEL R. TAYLOR
Bedford Borvie
LEWIS B. CHISHEG, JR
GENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION
Packard
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Koontz Music House
S. Juliana Street
Bedford
Paul 8. Koontz
Blanche L. Koontz
W. Pill Street
Bedford, Pa
Notice of School Building Authority bids set for June 19 1952
Notice to bids for construction of shop addition and site work for Hyndman Brough and Londonderry Townships in Bedford County Pennsylvania. Proposals due 12:30 pm EST at 101 South 25th Street Harrisburg. Plans cost 20 dollars. bids require 5 percent bonds. State Public School Building Authority may reject any or all bids. Executives: R C Bartman, Weldon B Hevburn. Date 6-5-306-379.
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State Public School Building Authority
South 25th Street
Kline Village
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A_ SHOP Anns
HYNDMAN BROUGH
LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP
BEDFORD COUNTY
Hunter, Caldwell_ & Campbell
Fifth Avenue
Altoona
ARCHEI LECTS
STATE
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