Postmasters in State Lead U S Cities cited for patronage
National federation cites Scranton Reading and Lancaster pa post offices for hiring temp staff during the Christmas rush. Union leaders protest temporary hires before December 12th while denying political favoritism.
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Frese
Washington
Pennsylvania
Summerfield
Leo E. George
AFL National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Scranton
Reading
Lancaster
Joseph Conrad
Glendon Alexander
Harvey Hildbert
Harold L. Lang
Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Plan Meetings at Farm Show
Production of field grown Christmas trees grows into a major Pennsylvania industry. The Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association will hold two meetings on the Farm Show opening day Monday January 41. Beginners can learn production and marketing while Penn State researchers and local experts discuss progress and problems.
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Keystone
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association
Pennsylvania Farm Show
Farm Show Commission
M. .©. Stewart
Homer City
Indiana County
John O. Chambers
Norristown
G. W. Spanogle
Smethport
Pennsylvania State University
William C. Bramble
R. J. Sullivan
Reading
J. B. Long
Blue Bell
B. L. Stewart
W. W. Jeffrey
Oil City
Australian Scientist Proposes Rainfall Prediction Theory
Australian scientist Dr. E G Bowen develops a new theory to forecast heavy rainfall in the southern hemisphere thirty days before it occurs after Earth passes through a meteoric shower. Foreign Minister Richard G Casey cites potential for increased rainmaking use if proven, while noting further work is needed. If valid, Australia could expect heavy rains on January 13 23 and 31.
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Siquemea
Sydney
Richard G. Casey
E. G. Bowen
Casey
Bowen
Australia
Association notes tagged Christmas trees from inspected nursery
Association members use a special tag on rooted Christmas trees indicating they originate from a nursery inspected and approved by the State Department of Agriculture.
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Association
State Department of Agriculture
Ordain 30 Candidates at Rome North American College
Rome witnesses the first ordination of priests at its new North American College. Bishop Martin J. O Connor ordained 30 candidates from across America in a four hour ceremony attended by 78 guests. The new priests, many educated in Rome for four to six years, will celebrate their first Masses in Rome over three days before returning home. Notable ordinees include William A. Loftus of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania George M Duritsa of Farrell Pennsylvania and Daniel J Menniti of Mt Carmel Pennsylvania.
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Rome
America
New North American College
Martin J. O'Connor
United States
Pope Pius
Italy
William A. Loftus
Wilkes-Barre
George M. Duritsa
Farrell
Daniel J. Menniti
Mt. Carmel
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American Medical Association
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Guignon's
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