Greek leaders pledge fate defining victory in Italy
Photo shows General John Metaxas, Athens premier, and Alexander Korizis, former Great National Bank head. Korizis vows to fulfil the nation's destiny with a knockout victory over Italy. Metaxas died after a threat operation. Sir Edward Robert Peacock arrives in New York by clipper plane and pledges to end British holdings to boost American purchases.
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Lnte Genera
John Metaxas
Unil Fis
Alexanderhos Korizis
Great National Bank
Athens
Korizis
Italy
Metaxas
Edward Robert Peacock
New York
America
England
No Record Year for Canneries of This State
Harrisburg report shows seed potato acreage at a peak and tomato canning expanding. In 1949 season 105,000,000 pounds of tomatoes were inspected, growers averaging 14.76 per ton. 28 inspectors worked, peak potato seed certification reached 1,824 acres with high rejections due to bacterial ring rot spreading in many districts.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Iwo
Department of Wericulture
Johnn He Light
Gummeries
Lo Lescont
Department of Agriculting
Ing
Vincent, former head of Chautauqua, dies in New York
George E. Vincent, 74, former president of the University of Minnesota and head of the Chautauqua Institute, died Saturday night in New York City after two weeks illness. A longtime Rockefeller Foundation leader, he once headed the Playhouse and spoke at its annual dinner in Lawrence.
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Eri
George E. Vincent
Je University of Minnesota
Henry B. Vincent
Playhouse
New York City
Vincent
Tee Rockefeller Foundation
Lawrence
Power Line Plan To Connect St Marys And Ridgway
Engineers survey a preliminary route for a new two way 60000 volt power line between Ridgway and St Marys. Line aims to support increased load in the St Marys Industrial area with construction starting after weather permits.
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ST. Marys
Ridgway
Ridgway, Fevs
West Penn Power Go
St. Mary Industrial
WPA Job Decline Impacts Pennsylvania Relief Rolls
The week ending January 25 shows Pennsylvania relief rolls with a net decrease of 1 date etc. Net expenditures reached 876 244 dollars, up 7.87 percent from the prior week. Private employment gains enabled 1,205 cases to leave rolls, while 1,878 cases were added due to WPA changes. General assistance applications fell to 407 for the week, down 562 from the previous period.
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Pennylvania
Ville
Welty Okal
Ata
Aulik
Totel
Three Deaths Reported On New High Speed Turnpike
On the new high speed turnpike in Jennsylvania a weekend traffic toll rose to at least five with three more fatalities. Victims include Edward P. Carey, 53, Philadelphia magistrate. Charles Gurney, former Chicago gang leader, 60. Margaret Hasch, 23, Monessen. and Cecilia Pawloski, 92, both killed in a collision with a truck trailer near Somerset.
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Jennsylvania
Edward P. Carey
Philadelphia
Fancing
Perause
Charles Wi Gurney
Chicago
Chileftain
Earry
Bedfast
Margaret Hasch
Monessen
Cecilia Pawloski
Somerset
WPA Training At Erie For Hospital Orderlies
WPA training planned at Erie to prepare orderlies and attendants under the WPA. Philip Mathews, state WPA administrator, said the program ties to national defense and will also supply medical assistants sent to military camps to aid in disasters and emergencies.
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Harnsburg
Severn
Coles
Radio frequency changes announced by FCC for many stations
The Federal Communications Commission released new frequency assignments for about 795 standard broadcast stations following the North American regional broadcast agreement. Listeners will notice some stations above 720 kilocycles moving slightly higher on the dial while those below 740 kilocycles stay the same. Assignments include 1400 WLED Erie and 1400 WERC Erie.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Uve
Maton
WLED
Erie
WERC
Erle
Father of Cory resident dies
Brim Feb 3 T vorue pase two months Joseph C Geiger age 60 of East 25th street Erie husband of Rose Abe Geiger formerly employed by No Reed Manufacturers Co retired eight years Survivors Westdes iy wife three daughters Mercedes Catherine Eric and Mrs John Priest of Corry three sons Wilfred F Joseph F and Herbert Geiger of Corry The funeral will be held at home Tuesday morning and services at St Johns Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be in Calgary cemetery.
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BRIM
Joseph C. Geiger
Machmist
Eat
Wilfred F. Geiger
Joseph F. Geiger
Erie
Herbert Geiger
Corry
St Johus Catholic Church
Galgary
Epmulery
Jutterson Statue Takes Stand at Alabama Capitol
A huge bronze statue of Jeiterson Dive towers near Alabama’s historic capitol in Montgomery where the president of the Confederacy gave the oath of office. The sculpture draws visitors and marks a bold tribute amid a region rich in Civil War history.
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Jutterson
Jeiterson Dive
Alabama
Montgomery
Jamestown Plans New Stadium Dedication
Jamestown outlines plans for the dedication of its new stadium amid city and baseball figure involvement. A meeting of civic and baseball leaders, including Judge Allen E Bayway, Govs and a reception group led by Deed A Chincgren, discuss an opening game and ceremonies likely in May with the new $45,000 facility ready for early season use despite possible lighting delays.
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Jamestown
Tural Mhithy
Mutarnesipwet
Mysur
Jonestown
Felconer Giyed
Ehsail
Wessler
Fly Wounell
A. Chincgren
Roberts
Wpeker Fame
Uss
Dai 1S
Missing Bradford Girl Reported Detained by Police
Bradford police report a missing 14 or 15 year old girl, last seen Monday. Authorities say she is detained by police in Virginia after a letter indicated plans to travel to Maryland and possible contact with men in Alexandria. Officials notified nearby jurisdictions and a lookout was issued.
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Chicago
Kenneth Watson
Philadelphia
Lena Colonelli
New York
Bram One
Osu
Ayiras Az Ler
Bragford
Pallue
Alesbudris
Wey Pageyils My
S Julius Miller
Jolie
Solvel
MD Sayin
Suakhuy
Alexandria
Bratford
Honors Won by Cory Students at Edinboro
Cory students earned honors at Edinboro Teachers College during a semester. Donna Bert and Roger McCray, both residents of Cory, achieved scholastic standing and good character assessments. The awards recognized consistent work and dedication across academic subjects and community activities.
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CORRY
Edinboro
Donna Bertram
Thar
Roger McCray
Scholastic
Tne
Betlibold
Shute Teachers College
Lave Axis
Theie Seneliatic Saan
Donna Bert
Cory
Pureserviers
Adinbora
Rabher Dow
Bhp
Sandy Werk If
Given Field
Manley Ob
Hollow Iron Pipes Collect Parking Nickels
A fragment discusses parking meters and a possible scheme related to hollow iron pipes and coins. It notes meters and city revenue, with references to a person and street scene, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bund
Newton
N. J
Ares Custive Elmer
Wilhelm Kunze
Rational Fuenrer
Leonard D. Clark
August Klapprott
Homer
John Metaxas and
Alexander Hos Korizis
Knudsen
Deanna Durbin
Dentmaus
Sir Edward R. Peacock
Norman Kerry
Brance
Kerry
Chautauqua
Pontiac
Ge- Penville Transportation
Mercury Tudor
FORD
Chevroley
Agia
Plymouth
Chrysler
WPA
Pony League
Bradford
Denil
Ciao Idi
Chesterfield
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