Public Works Moratorium Aimed at Full Employment
Reconversion Director Steelman orders a moratorium on non essential federal construction through October 1 to support full employment. The policy reflects compensatory fiscal theory, balancing public outlays with spending cuts to curb inflation. Congress has $9 million for advances to plan $3.3 billion of state and local projects, which will proceed unless local agencies delay.
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Steelman
Taft
Snally
Truman
Congress
Corry school district names new business manager
Twenty years ago today Charles Geiger assumed duties as business manager of the Corry School District after election by the Board of Education. The article notes bridge work by the highway department near J. W. & A. P. Howard Co. and reports several local incidents including a dynamite cap accident near Columbus and a near crossing collision at Nort Corry. It also mentions the marriage of Marion Heath and Ernest Johnson Jr. and urges local sportsmen to join a hunting campaign by Warren County farmers.
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Corr Evening Journal
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Bond
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Mieaiber
Associated Press
Sis
Corry
Charles Geiger
Board of Education
Highway Department
Winton Row
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Marion Heath
Will Heath
Concord Street
Ernest Johnson, Jr
Ernest Johnson, Sr
Kane
M. ©. Tracy
St. Thomas
Adolescent Growth And The Role Of Parents And Teachers
The period of adolescence brings rapid physical growth and emotional changes. Weight can surge up to years of growth, height may rise significantly, and limbs may grow out of proportion. Emotions fluctuate with clumsiness and restlessness challenging both youths and guardians.
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Adulhhood
Cansy
Turn to Glassified Page for Answers Gate Quiz
The article presents a quiz with ten questions about postwar topics. It asks about Turks voting history, a town-born American with Axis propaganda ties, the timing of the OPA revival bill, meanings of White Plague, effects of sunspots on radio, New York tax share, the new Director of the Budget, adding ciphers to reach a million, Grover Bergdoll’s draft dodging war, and the purpose of Sugar stamp No 10.
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Lord Hee Haw
Berlin
Truman
New York State
Grover
Bergdoll
U. S
Kane Strikers Reject New Offer In Secret Ballot
Kane Manufacturing Company employees in a secret ballot voted nearly unanimously to reject a company proposal of an 8 cent per hour raise to resume work, with 23 cents per hour retroactive to June 1. The offer followed talks between union officials and company owners in New York, arranged by Federal Conciliator Charles Kuta. The deal would have topped a prior 3 cent per hour rise and included a 4 cent increase in December.
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Kan
Su —Kane Manufacturing Company
Kanee Manufacturing Company
New York
Charles Kuta
Altoona
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Promise Quick Kidney Relief
Have You Queer Aches and Pains The kidneys filter waste matter out of your blood. When they become clogged the poison gets into your system and you have mysterious aches and pains especially back ache. Help your kidneys clean out this waste matter and excess acid with Thompson's Borsoma Tablets. Notice how quickly you feel better. Demand genuine Thompson's Borsoma Tablets. 50c at all drug stores. If constipated fake Golden Lax Tablets 25c. They rid your system of other waste matter.
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Thompson
Harris honored at farewell dinner in Johnstown
Philp H. Harris, retiring president of the Pennsylvania Electric Company, was feted at a farewell dinner at the Masonic Temple in Johnstown. Over 500 employees and Penelec district associates attended as M. J. Fullon served as toastmaster. D. W. Jardine will succeed Harris, who received an antique desk and an engraved scroll from the board. Local attendees included Earl T. Cherry, J. Lester George and C. M. Howard.
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Corry Group
Harris Philp H. Harris
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Masonica Temple
Johnstown
Penelec
Harris
M. J. Fullon
A. F. Tegen
Penelev
Sareer
W. C. Santum
D. W. Jardine
Earl T. Cherry
J. Lester George
C. M. Howard
Jamestown Drunken Driving Arrest of Pittsburgh Man
Charles B. Thomas, 47, of Pittsburgh, charged with drunken driving after police stopped a weaving car on Second Street. He pleaded not guilty in city court before Acting Judge McKinley Phillips and was bound over on $150 bail for trial. Officers found a nearly empty quart bottle on the car floor.
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Jamestown
Charles B. Thomas
Pittsburgh
McKinley Phillips
Thomas
Second Street
Ogy Cers
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Kane Strikers
G.C. Murphy Co
Loblaws
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Starland Potato Chips
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Simall Medium
Lerne
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North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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Spike Webb
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MapeLe
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Saturda
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Trolli
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