State Police Probe French Creek Burglary
State police are investigating a burglary at French Creek after unknown persons forced entry to a town building last Thursday night and stole tires and rims from a town truck. The incident was discovered by workers the following morning, and authorities are pursuing leads as local church activities and community notices appear in the same issue.
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Wearenany Piilip Hame
Vrs Pernice Studens
Oxo
Paul Wrieht
Hertin
California
Wrieni
Arthnn
Hav Athter
Jenni
Ezalbethtown
Sermens
State Line
Sphicolhouse Jast
Paul Powards
Walter Sehruers
Ralph Heath
Meble Wright
Pont
Mayville
Edwards Chapel
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Vaner Schaaf
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J. G. Hursberger
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Clifford Harmetink
John Jones
Lee Huminle
Edward Beckesink
Floyd Cady
Edward Cherry
Leora W Beckerink
Glenn TeWinkle
Ray Beckerink
Sam Dunnewold
Clifford Schruers
Walter Legters
Atl
Walker
Chris Grayvnk
Lorraine
Ernest Dunnewold
Cady
Gleason
Will Wiggers
John Hoitinks
Suspected Leader of Murder Ring Held in New York
Philadelphia reports Caesare Valenti, accused of directing a "murder service" that helped wives poisoning husbands for insurance, located in a New York jail. The ring allegedly used agents to recruit clients, procure poisons, forge death certificates, and negotiate with insurers. Up to 100 murders suspected. arrests and exhumations followed.
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New York
Philadelphia
Caesare Valenti
Synbate
Women Trial Lawyers Break Japan’s Long Legal Bar
Women practice law for the first time in Japan’s history as three Oriental Porties pass the bar exams. The milestone follows long exclusions of women from the profession. References to the exams indicate a turning point in legal access for women.
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Japan
Hundreds Expected At U S Missionary Meet In Erie
Local United Brethren in Christ church to host Erie Branch Women’s Missionary Association’s sixtieth annual convention May 2 3 and 4. Guests include Alice Bell of Dayton general secretary WM A J Hal Smith Foreign Missionary Society Dayton and Dr J Eugar Kuipng missionary to Japan. Sessions begin 7 30 p m Tuesday with talk on Victories of the War in Japan. A banquet and closing services follow with strong attendance expected from Erie county communities.
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Erie
Women’s Missionary Association
Webel
United Brethren
Christchurch
Alice , Bell
Dayton
Ohio
Sierra Leone
West Africa
J. Hal Smith
Foreign Missionary Society
J. Eugar Kuipg
U. B
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Knipp
Erle
Cussewigo
Erie County
Covered bridges to yield to new spans in PA counties
Canonsburg Pennsylvania reports that two old wooden covered bridges in Washington County will be replaced in 1989 by survey bridges and steel spans over Little Chartiers Creek in North Strabane Township. The Manes and McMillan bridges are slated for removal as progress advances.
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Canonsburg
Pennsylvania
March of Progress
Washington County
State Highway Department
Little Chartiers Creek
North Strabane
Manes
McMillan
Vatican Hill and Vatican City Describe a Saintly Quarter
Vatican One of Seven Hills in Rome on the west bank of the Tiber. The pope’s private residence St Peter’s Cathedral museums and Sistine Chapel lie on Vatican Hill forming Vatican City the temporal domain of the Catholic Church.
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Rome
Tiber
St. Peter's
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Hill
Vatican City
Vates
Wheat surplus blamed partly to dieting in Oklahoma
April 25 report from Oklahoma cites grain inspector E Hy Lin zee of the state Department of Agriculture blaming part of the wheat surplus on dieting trends. He notes smaller waistlines and a shift to fruit as factors contributing to reduced grain use alongside broader dietary changes.
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Oklahoma
Farm Orchard Practices Promote Soil Health and Payments
Pennsylvania fruit growers in the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program may choose orchard management practices to boost soil fertility and moisture. They receive payments for liming soil, applying ground limestone or hydrated lime, and for using green manure or cover crops plowed under or left on land. Additional payments reward mulching with straw or hay and leaving grass or legumes on the land, with minimum mulch requirements per acre.
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Pennsylvania
Agricultural
Young Republicans to Gather May in Harrisburg
Harrisburg April 27 Young Republicans will combine business and pleasure when they gather here in May as William B. Livengood Jr. takes his oath as new secretary of internal affairs. Get the profitable habit of running through the Classified Want Ads daily. Dial 88 084.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylania
William 8. Livengood, Jr
Internal Affairs
Salvation Army Captain to Speak at Corry Bible Class
Captain Briggs Dingman of Salvation Army headquarters New York City will visit the Corry Men’s Bible Class next Sunday for a program of wind and string music and a brief talk. Adjutant C. W. Young will lead. Pianist Keppel Tiffany and Dingman will perform. all men and boys urged to attend, services start at 2 50 p.m. at the Salvation Army hall.
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New York City
Corry
Briggs Dingman
Salvation Army
Dingman
W. Young
Salvation Army Oficer
Keppel Tiffany
Corny
Mr ‘Tiffany
Salvation Army Hall
Urge Jobless Keep In Touch With Offices
Pennsylvania unemployment division urges all jobless to register with state employment service even if not yet eligible for benefits. Spring drive centers on locating jobs. offices near home will help with current and future needs. Employers are invited to contact for job requirements. services are free.
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Pennsylvania Division of Unemployment Compensation and Employment Service
Pennsylvania
Stewart A. Long
Corry
Long
Farmers Plow and Sow as Weather Clears Up
Farmers in the area seize the first clear spell to plow fields and sow oats delayed by weeks of bad weather. Local producers report bountiful pasture growth after warm rains, turning cattle out on many farms. In town, residents resume outdoor yard work and gardening as vegetation returns to vivid spring greens.
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Hais
Hospital group installs president at Pennsylvania meeting
Representatives of Pennsylvania hospitals at the annual Hospital Association of Pennsylvania conference installed Abraham Oseraff as president. The appointment signals leadership for the statewide health care network as Philadelphia hosts the event.
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PA. Hospitals
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
Abraham Oseraff
Busi
Hospital executive Oseroff with Macy links and Pittsburgh role
Mr. Oseroff, former associate of R. H. Macy & Company in New York and London, now directs Montefiore hospital in Pittsburgh. He has led hospitalization movements as secretary of the Hospital Council of Allegheny County and Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh, promoting non-profit group hospitalization in western Pennsylvania. He is a fellow of the American College of Hospital Administrators.
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Oseroff
R. H. Macy & Company of
New York
R. H. Macy & Company Ltd
London
Abraham & Straus, Ltd
Montefiore Hospital
Pittsburgh
Hospital Council of
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Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
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American College of Hospital Administrators
Mystery of reversed organs found in young girl
A three year old girl Joyce Bowden in Royal Oak Mich shows situs inversus after medical examination. The condition reverses or transposes the position of all internal organs, altering typical anatomy and prompting doctors to reassess diagnosis and treatment options.
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Royal Qak, Mich
Joyce Bowden
Corry High School Band Plans City Park Concert
Carlton Chaffee director of the Corry High School Band plans a City Park concert as part of Music Week observed in the second week of May. He is arranging a fine program with complete numbers to be announced later.
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Carlton Chaffee
Corry
Chaffee
May Dance Tickets On Sale In Corry
Tickets for the sixth annual May dance sponsored by the Corry Junior Welfare League went on sale for Saturday May 6 at the Corry Country Club. Preface Eimers orchestra will play from 10 PM to 2 AM in semi formal attire. The group, popular in nearby cities, is preparing for a tour after a recent Cleveland radio audition. The event aims to be the most enjoyable dance party in months.
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Corry Junio Welfare League
Corry Country Club
Prediie Eimers
Cites
Eimers
Cleveland
Motor Police Launch Summer Safety Drive
Pennsylvania motor police renew strict enforcement of the 50 mile per hour speed limit and related rules. Officers warn arrests will follow violations and urge motorists to keep lights on at night. Daily checks rise with warmer weather, aiming to reduce highway accidents statewide.
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Picertino Corry
Tadity
Notorists
Pennsylvania
Alumni Order of CCC 15 Formed in Mobile
The Al 3-2 Men of America organization for Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees was formed in Mobile by Rep. Frank W. Boykin. The group plans a national headquarters in Washington and announced the opening of the national HQ at St Francis steel in Mobile in the publication Happy Days.
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