Local Journal not published tomorrow for New Year holiday
Readable items note road incidents, church Mass schedules, and police reports. A crash on Maple avenue involved a dark green car. 11 accidental deaths were recorded in Pennsylvania over the holiday weekend. Other items include a marriage license filing, tax era rate changes, and fishing license delays in Erie County.
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Binude Crosby
Maple Avenue
Pear
Washingon
Crosby
Pennsylvania
Trafic
Service tomorrow for Mrs Clara W Baker
Mrs Clara W Baker dies at 74 after sudden illness at her Union City home. She leaves two daughters Mrs Paul Hulings and Mrs Charles Golitfinch, two sons Lyle Baker and Ralph Baker, a sister Mrs Bess DeLury, brothers Leon and Robert Watson, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Visitation at H L Musser Funeral Home, Union City, with service tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev Paul Smith of the Methodist Church. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Wiara
Livi Ully
Fifa Avenue
Union City
Paul Hulings
Charles Golitfinch
Lyle Baker
Pittsburgh
Ralph Baker
Meadville
Robert Watsoh
Erie
Eght Grea
H. L. Musser Punerdy
Tomorron
Paul Smith
Methodist Church
Evergneen Cemetery
Pope Pius XII Broadcasts Blessing for Prisoners Worldwide
Pope Pius XII broadcast a blessing to prisoners, condemning unjust laws and cruel treatment. He said inmates suffer innocently under totalitarian regimes and stressed the sanctity of serving God despite oppression.
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Pope
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Man Kills Wife and Child in Altoona Tragedy
Police report a man killed his wife and their five year old child in Altoona as part of a personal crisis. The suspect, 4, died in the attack, while the wife Linda Gutshall was found dead in a car seat. Authorities say the couple had separated months earlier after she obtained a protection order.
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Frances Hardy
Sprinng Creek
Bo'cloche
Hardy
Auloona
Horace M. Gytrtnd
Siaciehien
Linda
Paul Robinson
Butshall
Church Get Out The Vote Drive In Pa Primary
Harrisburg reports church groups in Pennsylvania have launched a get-out-the-vote campaign for the 1952 primary. The federated legislative committee will push January and February efforts leading to a statewide Christian citizenship celebration on February 10. It aims to mobilize at least half of church member voters to cast ballots and urges cooperation from religious reform and social groups.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federated Legislative Committee
Soniday
Nelange
Deadline Looms For Gamblers To Pay 10 Percent
Washington December 31 midnight marks the first deadline for all professional gamblers to remit 10 percent of their handle to Uncle Sam for December business. The payment is due for the month.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
12000 Phones Installed by Utility in 1951
The Pennsylvania Telephone Corp reports a record year with 12 000 new telephones placed in service in 1951 led by Arle and Johnstown exchanges. CEO L F Shepherd notes total telephones in use reaching 727 000, with 58 000 installed in the six years after World War II as demand surged.
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Pennsylvania ‘Telephone Corp
Pennylvania ‘Telephone Corp
L. F. Shepherd
Shephert
Shepherd
Pennsylvanaa
Portons
Arle
Johnstown
Burial of Byron A. Satterlee Held Sunday
Byron A. Satterlee was buried yesterday after a funeral service at 2 o clock at the Davison Funeral Home. Rev. Francis T. Whiteman officiated. Grandsons James and Raymond Zimmer served as pallbearers along with Callawings Me and Ms Vern Schheuts. Services were in Sterrettunia Cemetery near McKenn. numerous family members attended, including Zimmer, Ober, Sutterile, Obert, Bolaja, Hopkins, Blanchard, Ronto, Cranes Vie, and others from Spartansboro and surrounding areas.
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Byron A. Satterlee
Steven Ronto
Cranes Vie
Ward Satterlee
Kine
City approves record high budget amid efficiency concerns
Council members have long questioned department value and daily performance. They sign off on routine bills and budget transfers while weighing potential changes to save up to a half to one mill in tax. Deputy controller Downey appointed as Pain’s interim replacement. next meeting set for January 7 with oath of office planned.
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Lax
John 3. Downey
Pain
Imeus
Carel
Wese
Kinley
Ross Fehlmann
Guy Abbey
Walter Sweet
Mobert Price
Robert Reagle Wins Train Race Trophy at MOA
Robert Reagle wins the Train Race Trophy in a junior division final at the Shire Armory. Trailing eagle, Flurald Rivades and Conrad Parkhurst finish second and third. Senior division sees Je Clair and Don S Provtor place second and third as Reagle defeats rivals. Youths and spectators fill the event with emphasis on the novelty race and committee duties noted.
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Honert Heagle
Swurnon
Wininer
Shire Armory
Flurald Rlvades
Conrad Parkhurst
Tulsa
Witmers
Je Clair
Don S
Trane
Waller
1950s World Sports Champions and Award Winners Highlights
A compiled snapshot listing amateur and professional champions across major leagues and associations. Notable names include Roy Campanella and Larry Berra as MVPs, Willie Mays and Gil McDougald as Rookies of the Year, and stars like Ralph Kiner and Stan Musial leading batting marks. Also notes champions in leagues such as the World Series, International League, Pacific Coast, and college and amateur circuits with various pennants, playoffs, and standout performances.
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New York Yankees
New York Giants
Yankees
Basters
Stan “Musial
St. Louis
Amerians Fisrs Fain
Philadelph
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Gus Zernial
Philadelphia
Monte Irvin
New York
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Brook
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Sal Maglie
Larry Jensen
Roy Campanella
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Willie Mays
Gil McDougald
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Seattle Rangers
Little Rock Travelers
Birmingham Barons
Houston Bulla Joes
Ican Baseball Congress
Witherland Paper Co
Kala
Mazbgy' Mich
Binton
Tex
Plymouth Oilers College
Broad Sports Menu From Detroit to San Francisco
A mixed parade of competitions and names spans bowling, track, boxing, and tennis. Notable figures include Michigan and Ohio State athletes, Army and Navy mentions, and champions such as Hogan, Maxwell, Sedgman, Hart, and Counterpoint across national events from NCAA to AAU and major Open championships.
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