Repeal sought on color margarine rules in Pa legislature
Pennsylvania women’s committee pressed for repeal of the colored margarine ban with a 2.5 million housewives mobilization for the 1951 legislature. Leaders include Mrs Helen M Schluraff and others of Harrisburg and Wayne. The push cites 1885 and 1949 laws and new federal changes easing interstate sales while noting opposition from farm groups and agriculture committees. In Greensburg a burglar stole from the Summer Volunteer Firemen’s Club, prompting state police to investigate a loss of 3,000 to 2,200 dollars.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Lhe
Pennsylvania Women Committee
Helen M. Schluraff
Erle
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Paul W. Bruton
Wayne
Richard Beamish
Joseph Hastines
Lehur
Inter
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Council of Farm Organizations
Pennsylvania Grange
Farm Connell
Charles R. Reagan
Union
George B. Scarlett
Chester
House
Senate Agriculture
Women’s Committee
Michigan
California
Ohio
Firemen’s Club
Ron
Greensburg
Firemen's Club
Funeral Service for Mrs Ione E Taylor
The funeral for Mrs Ione E Taylor was held at 3 PM at the Bruckel-Keagies Funeral Home with Rev D J Stone officiating. Bearers included Russell Little, Dan B Taggart, Charles Buusiens, Michael Emules, Warren Terrill and George Hopkins. Interment in Fine Grove Cemetery followed. Mrs Taylor had lived in Niobe since 1947 and died December 6 at Spencer Hospital Meadvill. She was born October 12, 1903, and survived by husband Fred Taylor, daughter Mrs John E Mastison, son Robert Taylor, four grandchildren, father Guy Durlin, three sisters, three brothers, and several other relatives.
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Iire
Tone EB. Paylor
Bruck
Mne Mevensed
C. R. Retort
Fine Grove Cemetery
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Taylor
Niobe
Er Hibbans
Fred Taylor
Fulleen
Suman
Spencer Hospital
Mead Ville
Pillsfield Township
Salamanca
Mr. Taylor
Corry
Washington Street
Maya Taylor
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the View
Baptist Church
Johnn E, Mastison
Robert Taylor
Erie
Jack
Robert
Sandra
George Madison
This City
Guy Durlin
Bear Lake
C. R. Reinhart
Greenville
Joan
Patricia Durlin
Joseph
James
Thom
Durlin
January Milk Price Set At 5 78 For New York Area
The fluid milk price for the New York metropolitan marketing area is set at 5.78 per hundredweight for January, with December at 5.81 and January 1950 at 4.80. The Dairy Market Administrator notes farmers are not paid Class 1 A price directly. Handlers pay the price to the New York pool for the milk they use in that category. The uniform price is adjusted by a formula and reflects milk produced at licensed plants in the New York area.
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New York
de. C. J. Blanford
Erie firm may buy plant site in Poor House property
Erie firm may build a new plant on the Poor House site at 26th and Pittsburgh Avenue. The Erie Resistor Co. filed a petition with Mineerea township supervisors to change timing regulations for heavy industrial construction at the site now classified as residence. Sale to Zurn Mfg. Co. hinges on a favorable ruling and the property dispute is resolved.
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Zurn Mfg. Co
ERIE
Pittsburgh Avenue
Mip, Co
Erie Resistor Co
el Plate Railroad
Forth Plate
Christmas Festivities at Clymer Draw Local Crowd
Community Christmas party sponsored by the Clymer Businessmen's Club drew families and children last Friday night. Music by Donald Spitzer and home lighting contest winners announced by judges Mr. and Mrs. Carlisch, Holthouse, Seblink, and Meerdink. Santa arrived by horse and sleigh, handing out candy and oranges.
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Evacumes
Clynter
Donald Spitzer
Olm Bracken
Carlisch
Waward Holthouse
Robet Seblink
Wilbur Meerdink
North Clymer
Santa Claus
Robber Steals Turkey Gifts From Mills Family Home
While the Mills family attended Christmas church services, a thief broke into their Los Angeles home and took an 18 pound turkey 40 in presents and the family Bible.
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Los Angeles
James D. Mills
Christmas Peace Hopes Amid Global Tensions
From Europe to the Middle East and Asia, Christmas observances mixed with fear and resolve. Adenauer urged peace as Germany's aim yet warned of necessary defense. Holland's queen called for global solidarity. Arab-Israeli tensions clouded the season. Soldiers in Korea marked the holiday with rationed treats while UN fleets kept vigil offshore.
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Konrad Adenauer
Hollamd
Imignie
Christin
Korea
United Nations
Sleepless Nights Attributed To Kidney Fatigue Ad Solicitation
An old advertisement claims sleepless nights come from kidney fatigue and overworked kidneys. It urges readers to buy Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets at druggists to feel better quickly, noting nighttime awakenings, restless rest, backache, and the need to eliminate poisons.
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Thompson
Two Brothers Nab Suspect in Woman's Attack
In Vlitsburgh on December 20 two brothers dressed as passersby beat the assailant of a woman who fled to their home after she screamed. The victim, with a broken jaw and exposure, identified Charles Reed of 2300 Sidney Street as the man who attacked her as she walked home.
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Vlitsburgh
Dre
Ui Pasiemtas
Woulay
Tievekin
Eym Mikouaskas
Sir Joseph
Charles Reed
Sidney Street
Mikotiaskas
Fean Eluwine
Mikhael
Pever Dukeytr
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Ione E. Taylor
Isles
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Clymer
Bureau of Last
Marsh
Frozen Foods
Seabrook Farms
Fordbook
Swanson Chicken
Insyen
Sean Wae
Ferry Bottas
Baleia Extra Charge
Vogue
Community
Heiman’s For Diamonds
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America
Chevrolet
Fisher
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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