Mountain classroom aids Pitt surveying geology students
Johnstown August 5. Mother Nature provides the classroom for 20 University of Pittsburgh students studying surveying and geology at Pitt's Camp Hamilton in the Allegheny Mountains near Johnstown. A ten week course, supervised by three professors, is part of the engineering degree.
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Personal visitors and residents share city business today
A crowded roster of locals and visitors is listed as spending time in Carrollton Ohio and nearby towns. Names include Rudy Appel of Carrollton, Mrs Daniel Nast host to Joseph Tuchler and others. Indy visitor George Neville. Miss Fanny Amison of Valley City North Dakota. and multiple counts of relatives traveling and staying with friends and family across East Church Street West Pleasant Street and nearby communities.
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Carrollton
Ohio
Joseph Tuchler
Nown
Daniel Nast
West Pleasant
George N. Neville
Indianapolis
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Mary Patterson
East Church Street
Fanny ¢Amison
Valley City
Nort Dakota
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Mily
Usville
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Ates
Donald Wilson
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Athens
Rio
Mra
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Betty Lat
Butler
Violet Auuilanond
Rose Martin
Decker
Erie
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Fay Denton
North East
Christine Steininger
Tewistown
Nellie Ridey
Raymond Rider
Niobe
John A. Blatt
New York City
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Richard Orn
Robert Patterson
Harold and
Gerald Hamomad
Kenneth Paulson
Ernest Simmonson
Robert Brown
Louis Mathie
Camp Meat
C. M.T. Co
Robert Fragier
Baltimore
Union charges actions undermine the union at auto plants
The union leader accuses the plant Fostering union of favoritism toward independent labor groups as talks stall. Plymouth, Dodge, and Briggs plants face widespread layoff with 11 000 workers at Plymouth closed and 8 000 to 9 000 Briggs workers out of work as demand for auto bodies wanes. Brankenstuen links the drive to a Ford Brotherhood influenced effort to destabilize the union.
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Bridges and viaducts counted in Harrisburg report
Harrisburg’s 3.2 square mile area hosts 37 bridges and viaducts. The Chamber of Commerce调查 checked the city’s crossings to answer residents about infrastructure.
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Farview State Institution Improvement Project Planned
A Harrisburg based executive of a state authority announces a plan to invest in Fairview State Institution. The round will allocate about 1.1 million dollars for improvements aimed at supporting residents with mental illness. Details remain unclear due to fragmented source text.
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Eight Million Without Work Report Declines in June
Washington Aug 6 The American Federation of Labor reports the postwar employment rise is weakening with more than eight million still out of work. The federation notes industry added jobs in June but the gain was smaller than any prior month, signaling a weaker labor market. it cites the corporate tax act and a local sales listing for billiard and pool equipment.
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Local break-in cases yield mixed results in police probe
A blind OCR fragment suggests police, led by Corporal Chas, review prints and evidence from several break-ins. The report mentions a Water Street garage scene, comparisons of fingerprints, and ongoing inquiries while earlier suspects were exonerated and new leads pursued.
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Appointment of Father Powers Charities Director
United Press reports an appointment at Mercy college with Father Powers named as charities director. The era notes his promotion within the diocesan charitable office, detailing colleagues and the bishop’s approval. The report mixes several names and places, reflecting a clerical leadership transition.
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Metals Up While Other Stocks Fall In New York
A scrambled market note shows metals gaining while broader shares decline in New York. The fragmented text hints at price relief and a quiet trading session with some gains amid a mixed close.
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Oldest Charch in Americas Reputedly Built in 1520
An analysis of early American church history notes the oldest church in the Americas, supposedly founded by Cortey in 1520 on a voyage toward the empire of the Nglons. It mentions Taxcalla alliances and a period with Montezuma, with references to numerous colonial locales and a mixture of legends and place names.
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