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Back 6 The Senate Truman’s possible comeback explored
The article weighs Truman’s potential candidacy for the Senate or a presidential reelection run in 1952 or 1956. It discusses Senate service, seniority rules, and comparisons to past presidents who sought or returned to the Senate. It notes Taft and Eisenhower as GOP possibilities and mentions a proposed constitutional amendment granting former presidents a life or nonvoting seat, with Hoover as a potential beneficiary.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Pilea February 1902
A 1902 retrospective notes city police and fire salary proposals, wasteful war talk, and pension myths. It covers payroll savings of 949.28 yearly, then shifts to Rotary Club talks by M T Yamamoto on Far East affairs. Local notices mention Corry groups, a New York trip pursuit, and a Masonic club meeting with a first aid talk.
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Maple Avenue
Ora Harper
Gig Council
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
North Centay Street
Sweden
Hies
D. J. Dimmick
Radiomart
B. Dimmick
Lemon Street
the Elks
Vincent Massey
King George
Tolesters
Jack A. McInnes
Philadelphia
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Roaming Roundup of Local Notes and Odds
A collage of gossip and short items from Corry area: marriages hinted with travel plans to Maryland, IRS bureaucratic glitches, civic donations, ROTC induction, gas service disputes, home appliance buying trends, court and legal notes, local fines, religious anniversaries, and regional moves. Includes personnel from Arthur Burgess to Jack A. McInnes and ties to national events.
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G. G., Murphy Co
Hugh F. Moore
Margaret Moore
East South Street
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Indiana State Teachers College
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Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
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Miner Killed in Greensburg Coal Mine Accident
Greensburg Pennsylvania February 2 50 year old Mitchell Erystam of Greensburg died yesterday in the Huxxa coal mine near Madison after a slate rock fall caused a fatal accident at the site authorities reported.
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Lord Mfg Co Workers Strike Over Firing Probe
Approximately 600 auction workers at Lord Mfg Co staged an unauthorized walkout in protest after a grinder was fired for refusing to operate three machines. Labor leaders called for rehiring the employee as talks reopen with the company about operating multiple machines for Air Force work.
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How's Your I Q A quirky trivia quiz and answers page
A user asks a general knowledge Q and A style quiz covering topics from occupation of Austria to public office age, asking readers to turn to Classified Page for answers. The questions span history, literature, organizations, and rhetoric, inviting recall of established facts.
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William Booth
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Ambridge Man Seeks 275000 In Damages In Pittsburgh Suit
Nomicos T. Eakins of Ambridge sues in federal district court for 275000 damages after injuries suffered October 27 at United States Steel Clairton works. Kaldas reports he was hurt when caught in a con
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Neanderthal Remains Found in Germany Shine Light on Human Prehistory
A Neanderthal skeleton dating roughly 100,000 years ago was unearthed in Germany, highlighting early human history. The find underscores advances in prehistoric archaeology and the understanding of ancient life in Europe.
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