Last Rites Held For Milton Zalzneck Local Businessman
Milton R. Zalzneck’s funeral was held at 10 a.m. yesterday at Anshe Hesed Temple with Rabbi Egon Pessen officiating. A large funeral procession accompanied the casket to Erie for interment at Anshe Hesed Cemetery. Attendees included many relatives from Corry, Columbus, Clymer and nearby areas, plus friends from Grand Rapids and Cleveland. Active and honorary escorts listed, with a wide circle of mourners named.
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Milton R. Zaleneck
Egon Pessen
Dasistane
Brie
Harly Barach
P.O
Wilson Brown
James Shaver
Edward Berry
Edward Messinger
C. A. Hillstrom
Philip Waite
Robert Burns
Beth Teruel Synagogue
Kurt Leeds
Arthur Cohen
M. M. Nast
Aaron Overman
Nuthin Relch
L. A. Rossin
Jack Stahl
Erie
Anshe Hesed
Corry
Columbus
Clymer
Diktarice
Herman Ruben
Myra
Grand Rapids
Friedman
Mise Roun Friedman
Neilie Dunlap
J. Zalneck
Sam Zalaneck
Sidney Zalaneck
Edward Let
Meadville
Leonard Stockton
Suigar Grove
Bessie Cohen
Pittsburgh
Kula Burgman
Jane Burgman
Delaware Memorial Bridge Dedication Links Delaware and New Jersey
The Delaware Memorial Bridge, a 44 million dollar structure and the world’s sixth longest suspension span, opens to join Delaware and New Jersey. It spans 2.04 miles across the Delaware River with total length over three and a half miles. Governors and two Medal of Honor recipients attend, laying wreaths at the memorial plaque.
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Delaware
New Jersey
Delaware Memorial
Delaware River
Mibert
N. Cuevel
Alfred
Driscoll
Janus P. Connor
Fismore
Del
Gre
Italy
Cainton Roun
Linden
Wold
Pelelieu Island
Pacific
Blind 11 Years Woman Regains Vision in Scranton
Mary Cerra a Scranton mother of three aged 38 who was blinded in 1940 after childbirth claims she now sees colors and objects though doctors are cautious about permanence. She credits prayer and says vision began improving after the incident. A separate Harrisburg note reports aTurnpike financing consolidation bill signed into law by Governor Fine, expanding the Pennsylvnia Turnpike program and raising salaries for the Turnpike Commission leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cerra
Strick
Bir
Cerva
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
General Assembly
John S Fine
Thomas J. Evans
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Texans inopportune drought grip Texas farms
The Associated Press reports extreme heat and drought across Texas cities from Dallas to San Antonio. The heat wave threatens crops and livestock with high temperatures and scarce relief, with central Texas noting unprecedented damage and farmers recalling past droughts such as 1887 and 1934.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Gulf Guest
Panhandle
College Station
Fort Worth
Tyler
Presidio
Junction
Waco
Austin
Victor San Antonio
Cotulla
Texas
FEPC Council Seeks GOP Vote On Defense Housing Bill
Washington Aug 15 The FEPC Council urges GOP support for a $1.7 billion defense housing bill in the House. Debate opened with administration positions and a narrow amendment split. Final tally showed 108 105 on a suspension of credit restrictions, 127 102 against banning government housing in nonmarket areas, and 125 122 defeat on further provisions for community facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Associates
Washington
Rep
Wolcott
R-Mich
Valcont
Wolcan
28th Division Impresses Clark At Southern Pine Exercise
General Mark W. Clark expressed strong approval after inspecting Pennsylvania’s 28th Division during the Southern Pine field exercise at Fort Bragg. He noted the unit’s seriousness and commitment to maximizing the training value as Lt. Gen. John W. Lollard and Maj. Gen. Daniel Strickler joined on the visit, with Brig. Gen. John G. Van Thunen assisting.
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Clark
Associated Press
FT. Bragg
N.C
Mark W. Clark
Pennsylvanua
Army Field Forces
John W. Lollard
Third Field Army
Daniel Strickler
John G. van Thunien
Pennsylvania House approves truck weight bill to 60,000
In Harrisburg on August 15, the Pennsylvania House passed a bill raising commercial vehicle weight limits from 45,000 to 60,000 pounds by a 279 to vote after hours of debate. The measure, previously cleared by the Senate, moves back for concurrence on minor amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Ib Han
Senate
State weighs trucks to raise weight limits and fines
A Geystone state measure boosts truck weight limits and imposes stiffer penalties for overloading. It replaces the current $50 fine with a $100 fine and adds $2 for each 100 pounds over the limit, signaling broader enforcement.
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M. Zalzneck
British Food Ministry
Ascoriaton
Scranton
Drouth
Gulf Coast
Gerieol
Geritol
Geriel
Reader's. Digest
GMC
Yast
Wiggers Garage
East South Street
USA
Corry, Pa
FEPC
Gop
Bil
Keystone VanCise’seyer
U.S
Canacls
Heine
Ae Finance
Personal Consumer Discount Co
N. Center ST
Harry Holl
YES
SKOL
Cologne
Terro
Yardley
Ngliah Favendey
Siegfeld
Woodbury
Kotex Sanitary
Molle van Be
Egba
Pittsb
Webster Hall
Civic
Purles
Avigist
Steelers-Wankees
Pientes
Purlies Pelt
Aunelie Carus Ausinal
Wbay Carnegie Museum
New
Walt Pen
Isily
Hao
Sou Teung
Ina
Andouna
Phan
JF Burley
Belan
Pittsruagh
Firestone
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Topp
Topp’s
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
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