Pennsylvania Studies Possible Multi Million Relief Increase
The State Board of Public Assistance studied a potential multi million dollar boost in Pennsylvania relief grants. Living costs exceed current maximums for a family of four, with current grants at 127.40 monthly and total shelter costs up to 41.40 above the grant. The 1951 legislature set 126 million for relief. current monthly outlay runs about 9.775 million, largely state funded with federal share.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Board of Public Assistance
Public Assistance Department
John
Commonwealth
Taft Opens Delegate Drive in Pittsburgh for Allegheny Votes
Senator Robert Taft begins a day of events in Pittsburgh aimed at securing Allegheny county eight delegate posts at the Republican National Convention. He faces a rival Eisenhower faction led by Senator Duff and Senator Saltonstall, in a high stakes contest amid renewed campaigning and media appearances.
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Pittsburgh
Robert A. Taft
Muisleet Center
Allegheny
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James Duff
R-Pa
Leverel Saltonstall
R-Mass
Eisenhower
Allegheny County
Ohio
Tath
Sen. Duff
Ero
Hair Trends Prompt Mixed Signals Across Styles
A scrambled note suggests a fashion brief on straight hair and direwar looks, with references to druly hair and an oval feature. The readable text is fragmented, offering no clear events, dates, or named entities for a fuller report.
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Seation
Will Install New General Presbyter At Cambridge Springs
The Presbytery of EHe will elect and install a new general presbyter and stated clerk at its spring meeting to be held at the Cambridge Springs Presbyterian Church on Monday evening and all day Tuesday, April and June.
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Newty-Ceot
Presbytery
Ehe
Cambridge Springs Presbyterian Church
Installations and events mark Presbytery of Erie meeting
Rev George Kerehner to be installed as pastor of Sarah Tegin Memorial in Erie with prior posts at Sarah Hearn and First Presbyterian Silver Creek. The Erie Presbytery notes 150th anniversary observances and reports from Bradford to the New York line. Also reported: an accident in Johnstown where Samuel Gar Jenn, 58, was killed by a switching engine on railroad tracks.
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George Kerehner
Sarah Tegin
Erie
Tio Hs
Sarah Hearn
Kerehner
First Presbyterian Church
Silver Creek
Ferdhner
Davis and Elkind College
Othe Lems
Franklin
Dale X
Mulligan
New Castle
Bradford
Ohio State Line
Kane
City
Mercer
Lak Brin
New York State Line
Presbytery
Johnstown
Samuel Gar- Jenn
Galtilzin
Ibria
County
UN Tank Unit Routs Red Force In Korea Front
UN forces report a large bombardment on the central Korean front with 54 Allied tanks engaging near Kimsong. The Eighth Army said 99 Red bunkers and 16 gun emplacements were destroyed or damaged as Chinese forces launched heavy artillery and machinegun fire.
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Seoul
Kochen
United Nations
Amnhols
Tuscany
Pulchan
Fire damages two story home in Lander
An overheated chimney caused a fire at the two story frame house of Mr and Mrs Ful Van Grd on Town Line Road in Lander. Neighbors and volunteers helped move furniture as Chief Pat Ferrie and Sugar Grove Fire Dept managed the scene with mutual aid from Bust Fire Department. Fire caused about 15000 to 20000 in damage with several firefighters treated for minor injuries and one man cut finger requiring medical care. Mayor Jonny Mutlen sought coal mine rights in a borough park.
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Russell Fire Department
Pat. Ferrie
Mie House
Ferrie
Sugar Grove
Seoie Stuart
Suir Grove
Peneenatt
Richard Miller
Mremun
Alfred E. Grant
Warren Dairy Pay Petition Denied By Wage Stabilization Board
In Adelphi region the Wage Stabilization Board denied 2 petition requests from Warren Dairy Farmers to adjust pay. The ruling affected 185 employees at Deluxe Metal Furni Co and will set March pay at a uniform 156 dollars per hundredweight for milk deliveries. Prices for February and March prior years noted, with butterfat adjustments explained.
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Warren
WSB
United Electrinal
Raalu Sui Mavhite
Dairy production rises while consumption dips and deaths occur
Dr Biyeferd reports production up 4s¢ per month though consumption falls slightly. loss of 55 producers hits supply. March daily output rises about 16 pounds from 1951 levels, with deliveries to approved plants totaling 617,143,852 pounds last month. A cyclist, 12 year old Robert Povle of Isabella, was killed in Uniontown Pa by a hit and run driver while riding a bicycle near Palmer yesterday.
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Biyeferd
Mimer
AUATL
Uniontown
Robert Povle
Isabella
Ding 4 Pleyele
Palmer Yen
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VanCise
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Dean Martin and
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Gene Evans
George P
Kerchnor
Healy Studio
Langhurst & Stewart
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Clairton
Clairton Boralgh Couuncil
M Con
Ernest Dequenne
Caesar Ricci
Fred Tors
Clairton Coal
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Rivet
Charley Reed
Buelink
Used Cars
Charles Reed
West Smith Street Extension
Charley
Corry
Buesink’s
West Smith Street
Lander
Jonny J. Mutlen
Finve
Bette H Int
Corry Savings and
South Center Street
Federal Savings Up To and Loan Insurances Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank System
New Russ
Apm
New York
C. J. Blanford
Lie New York Metaiolitan Milk Marketing Arey
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Clothes
Eme
Minderitz Br
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Charles Antell
Charles Autell
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