Unclear text fragment suggests theater, personnel changes
The readable portion mentions Civic Theatre director and Little Town program, plus a rector and fleet engineer appointments. The fragmentary lines imply staff moves and new positions, with references to Pittsburgh and Connellsville contexts, but specifics are incomplete.
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Clton
Civic Theatre
Hns
Little Town
Ad Inn Willer
Bry
New Po- Steel
Pittsburgh
Ken
Harmony bet cancelled in scramble for governor ticket
Report from RISBURG and ILLADELPHIA outlines factions of the Republican party weighing a candidate for governor. Debates center on Judge Blair F. Gunther and OTHER figures including Lt. Gov. Lloyd Wood and former attorney general Otto Messner. No conference details or firm decisions set as leaders discuss potential lineup.
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Associated Presa
Risburg
John 5
Repub Party
Iladelphia
John 8
Lers
John J. McClure
Delaware County
Fine
Goyees E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Owlett
Peters
Superior Court
Blair F. Gunther
Gunther
Gunare
Mace
Gunre
Lloyd Wood
Sulor Court
Robert E. Woodle
Revenue Segre
Southern Dems Clash Over Defense Work Plan Details
Senators George and Saltonstall spar over a defense procurement plan. George denounces shifts that could divert government business to New England while Saltonstall supports tax write offs and fixed procurement shares. Hagerty stresses program timing separate from recession talk and Eisenhower backs unemployment-focused measures.
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New England
Sen
George
D-Ga
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Eisenhower
Fogerty
Truman
Hagerty
Congress
Andtc
Fleming
Blind JP, 92, begins another four year term
Charles C. Lord, aged 92 and blind, starts a new four year term as justice of the peace in Elyria Ohio. In office for 20 years he calls himself the senior JP of the United States, aided by assistants he handles a busy docket of civil and criminal cases each year. He lost his eyesight about a decade ago.
Dismiss Suit Against Secretary of Treasury
A federal judge dismissed a stockholder suit alleging improper gains from stock transactions by Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey and industrialists. U S District Court in Philadelphia threw out the case by order of Judge Austin T. Staley of the Third Circuit. Abram J. Berkwitz of New York filed the suit in January charging irregular stock deals between the Piskureh Consolidation Coal Co. and M A Hanna Co. during 1946 and 1941.
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Ittsbunun
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Austin T. Staley
U. S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
Abram J. Berkwitz
New York
Brookline
Mass
Erie Railroad Lays Off 550 Workers in Cutbacks
Erie Railroad announced a ten percent drop in business leading to 550 furloughs from a 20,000 employee roster. The job cuts affect car, locomotive, and maintenance of way programs with about 40 furloughs at the Dunmore, Pennsylvania shops, the largest single reduction cited by an Erie spokesman.
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Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Erie
Dunmore
North East Sewer Rent Rule Declared Illegal
Judge Evans nullified North East Boroughs ordinance that would levy a special sewer rent for industrial waste disposal. The Sunshine Packing Co suit, seeking $220 in unpaid rentals, was dismissed as premature since no definite construction plan or service existed. The May 5 1952 ordinance capped at 30000 yearly and 800000 total, but the ruling held taxpayers cannot be charged for a non available service.
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North East
Ilegal| Erie
Judie Elmer L. Evan
Evans
Te Sunshine Packing Co
Sunshine Gu
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Ouse
M. Ney
Harmony
Lention Guenther
RMA
Thailand
Seno
Suvannakhet
Thakhek
Laos
Pittsfield
Pittsfield, Pennsylvania
Youngsville
Meerdink’s
Liberal
Secretary OF Treasury
J. Keystone VanCise
S “Siver
Loblaws
Sunkist
Park Club Beverages
Dior
Libby
Shank Hale
Knot-Hole TV
Westinghouse
Service Department
Wes
Owner
Leous
Linderritz Company, Inc
Maybridge
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