Penn State gardens peak as students noted for scholarship
Paragraf Flower gardens on the Penn State campus near Pollge will be at peak beauty during the first three weeks of August, says Robert P. Mesh, professor of ornamental horticulture. More than 180 education students were hired for spring semester honors, while 34 of 183 dean’s list scholars achieved perfect averages. A broad civic update covers reservist inventories, local police actions, accident notes, divorce decrees, and musky fishing reports from nearby lakes.
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Ex GI Plans Ireland Visit To Meet Long‑Lost Girlfriend
After years of saving and selling assets, ex GI Frank Hagostak 27 from Johnstown PA will fly to Ireland to meet Breda O Sullivan of Listole County Kerry, the pen pal who found his bottle letter from Christmas 1915. Seventy letters have passed between them since that voyage.
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More Elderly People Working in New York
Metropolitan Life statisticians, using unpublished Census data, report high labor force participation among older men. In ages 65 89, 68 percent are employed, with 3 percent seeking work, and even those 0 to 40 percent employed. Engagement varies by occupation and health, with self employed and skilled crafts keeping older workers active.
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Aging Workers and Labor Force Participation Trends
The study notes that about 85 percent of women aged 5 80 to 74 are not working nor seeking work, rising to 94 percent in the 70-74 group and over 97 percent for those above 75. Declining health retirement and employment access reduce labor market participation, though many elders still contribute. researchers call for broader opportunities to retain skills and experience in the economy.
Auto Workers Strike Halts Reopening at Melrose Purke Plant
CIO United Auto Workers blocked a Melrose Purke plant restart after a shutdown sparked by a wage class issue. The International Harvester factory employs 900 workers, with UAW claiming 3,900 production members. In other news Ford Motor Co chairman Henry Ford was chosen to lead the Crusade for Freedom, succeeding General Lucius D. Clay.
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Demonstration by Reds Fizzles in Berlin
West Berlin authorities reported a muted turnout for the Communist Free German Youth demonstration planned at two border points. About 2,000 blueshirts gathered near Jungfernstadt and Hamer Platz with scattered protests. police detained 98. Officials questioned whether the show aimed for propaganda with low attendance. Agnes Sorel drew notice from Charles VII for a diamond necklace.
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Rail Talks Set Amid New York Central Strike Shadow
New York Central Railroad workers and union officials met today as a four day tet strike stretched into the day. Lawrence W. Horning, vice president, said officials aimed to settle the dispute and avert further disruption.
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Railroad unions meet in conference over long running dispute
Sent in charge of personnel and public relations for the railroad, an announced today’s conference here. Focus of the dispute is a two year old controversy over working rule grievances covering more than 300 issues. Involved are the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers, of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, of Railway Trainmen, and the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Local Baseball Lineup Names Afton Team Players
The sliced OCR entry lists players Carvel Gates 2b Tunes J Mages and others including Maloney Caeuty Mitchell Suneierss Linski with unclear roles, reflecting a partial roster snippet from a local team page.
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