Dissenting Republicans Split Over Price Controls And Policy
The article notes Republican dissenters Baldwin Cooper Flanders Ives Smith Tobey chiefly from the East favor stronger price controls. It contrasts them with midwest liberals and frames them as conservative rebels akin to earlier mavericks, with figures from farming business and finance.
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Connecticut
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Kentucky
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Vermont
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New York
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New Jersey
Tobey
New Hampshire
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Princeton University
John Lintstrom Dies at 83 in City
John Lintstrom died at his Corry road home Saturday evening aged 83. He was a well known city resident. Miss Redeces St. Clair, R. N., went to Pittsburgh for several days of business. The city reports 94 000 from the Little Seals and health bonds sale.
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John Lintstrom
Corry R. D
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From Journal Files
Slippery roads and misty conditions caused several weekend incidents in the city and vicinity with minor car damage but no injuries. A holiday concert by the First Baptist Church choir was broadcast from WIBW to many listeners. Louise Almedia was born to Mr and Mrs G L Houghtaling on West Smith Street. Christmas Seal sales begin in Corry and the local club coalition plans a fundraising campaign.
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First Baptist Church
Statin Wibw
Ol City
Barton Smith
West Pleasant Street
G. L. Houghtaling
West Smith Street
Louise Almedia
Deafness and treatment options highlighted in daily study
An article outlines causes of deafness including middle ear disease and catarrhal types in children, mentions radium as a treatment with improvement, and stresses early treatment, hearing aids, and lip reading. It cites about 150000 totally deaf in the U.S. and 2.5 million hard of hearing children.
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United States
Quiz style inquiries test your general knowledge
The fragment lists trivia questions on topics from government posts to literature and history. It mentions W Averell Harriman, author clues for So Well Remembered and Goodbye Mr Chips, Notre Dame versus Army, British potato rations, a Washington lawyer chairing a government board, Graham Lincoln timing of his beard, a nut with a sneeze sound, and a correct sentence about raising children.
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W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Chips
Notre Dame
Army
Britain
Seth W. Richardson
Washington
D. C
Graham Lingoln
White House
Sunbury Man Convicted of Second Degree Murder
A jury of 10 men and two women convicted Paul Saba, 25, of second degree murder in the slaying of his sister-in-law Margaret Zanders, 95, at Shamokin on June 13. Deliberations lasted 15 hours, ending with a 2:30 p.m. verdict. Judge Robert M. Bortey had instructed the panel on possible first degree murder or lesser penalties.
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Sunbury
Associated Press
Paul Saba
Ute
Margaret Zanders
Shamokin
Hetti
Robert M. Bortey
Sabo Ox
Oklahoma City Concert Draws Curtain Calls For Margaret Truman
Margaret Truman performed in Oklahoma City drawing curtain calls after the show. The article notes counts of 10 11 21 or 31, reflecting reader or critic tallies from the event.
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Oklahoma City
Margaret ‘Truman
Not Much GOP Revolt Says Taft Leader Sparks Senate Talk
The piece notes talk of a revolt against Republican leadership led by Taft as senators debate leadership and actions. Senator Aiken calls for Carroll B. Reece to resign as RNC chair, though Aiken concedes he cannot force the ousting. Voting patterns show split stances on the Taft Hartley bill and tax cut veto, with limited defections among a few senators.
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Taft
Repubican
Aiken of
Veronta
Carroll B. Reece
Republican National Committee
T ‘Aft
Truman
Aiken
Maii Reece Oul
Langer
North Dakota
Malone
Nevada
Morse
Oregon
Vermont
Tangar
Erie Firm Wins Suit Brought By Employee
The Erie Sand Steamship Company won a no cause verdict against David G. Memning of Marine City Michigan who claimed breach of contract as master of the steamer Joseph S. Scoull during the 1943 navigation season. Memning sought 6517 plus 600 monthly for the remainder of the season and 500 bonus. The jury in Buffalo heard he was discharged May 20 after 18 hours fog bound on Lake Erie. The company’s Cleveland attorney J Harold Traverse said Memning resigned after a reprimand for failing to notify owners of the vessel’s location.
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Erie Sand Steamship Company of
David GC. Memning
Marine City
Mich
Buffalo
Fleming
Joseph S. Sco Uell
Lake Erie
J. Harold Traverse
Cleveland
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