Meadmville college receives 50000 life policy gift
Allegheny College at Meadville received a $50,000 check as beneficiary of two life insurance policies taken in 1940 by the late Colonel Charles A. Brooks of Pittsburgh a college trustee since 1933 who died December 17 1950.
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Allegheny College
Meadville
Charles A. Brooks
Pittsburgh
Colonel Brooks
Central Division
Great Atlantic and Pacific ‘Tex Company
Anna Clayde Brooks
Claims Truman tax program not enough to meet defense costs
Senator Taft predicts no quick action on the president’s budget request, saying it will take at least three months for any quick bill. Butler supports all practical additional taxes for defense while favoring non-defense cuts. Rep. Taber argues federal spending could be cut by three to four billion without harming the war effort.
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Swunusucu
Page One
Severo
Butler
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Finance Committee
Rep. Taber
House
Merit Pay Rises Permitted Under New Order
A 1,500 word legal action outlines a new order allowing merit based increases for workers with written contracts and those under company polices in force on or before January 25 1951. The measure affects wages tied to tenure or meritorious work across covered jobs. It notes large forest coverage in eastern states and parts of Kansas and Louisiana.
Reinstated Erie officer after suspension in 1930s case
Erie mayor announces Patrolman Carl Englert will return to active duty tonight after a six month suspension and six month probation ending August 4. The decision cites his long service, prior military record, and financial hardship from punishment, despite acknowledgment of past misconduct in a 90 day sentence for bludgeoning a handcuffed county inmate.
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Erie
Carl Engler
Clairence
Pulling
Ons
Englert
Police Department
Armed Forces of
United States
Clark
Prominent Attorney James C Glassburn Dies in Connellsville
James Clarke Glassburn, 72, former Fayette County Bar Association president, died today in Rick Memorial Hospital Connellsville Pa. A World War I veteran, he was a prominent Fayette County attorney. Surviving are his widow and five children.
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Connellsville
James Clarke Glassburn
Fayette County Bar Association
Rick Memorial Hospital
Glassburn
Fayette County
R Clare Johnson of Clymer Dies After Illness
R Clare Johnson 62 of Clymer died yesterday at Damestown General Hospital after months of illness. A former Wallsburg resident, he moved to Clymer in 1944 and ran a farm with his wife on the Clymer Sherman Road. He was a member of the Clymer Abbe Reformed Church. Survived by Emma May Johnson, his wife, three sons Ronald Frewsburg William Conewongo Valley Harvey Jamestown, one daughter Lory May Austin Celoron, four brothers Harvey Ar Bunkle Leond Russell Wattsburg and Linewty Union Citys, and many relatives. The Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer will host calling hours with funeral tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. Burial at Waterford Cemetery Waterford.
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R. Clare Johnson
Clymer
Damestown General Hospital
Wallsburg
Johnson
Clymer Abbe
Lory May Austin
Celoran
Harvey
Arbunkle
Leond Russell
Wattsburg
Linewty
Union Citys
May Monte
Gabtaragus
N.Y
Spitzer Paneral
Waterford
Three Pennsylvanians to receive Jr Chamber honors
Hershey Pa Feb 3 three Pennsylvanians will be honored for outstanding community service at the Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet. Recipients are Catt Gillespie of Johnstown Lt Edwin Geisinger of Allentown and Emerson Hess Jr of Pittsburgh. Goydobn 8 Fine will be principal speaker Ann Jonas of Williamsport will present the Voice of Democracy winner speech. More than 30 000 were stricken with polio in 1950.
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Associato A Rress
Hershey, Pa
Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce
Catt M. Gillespie
Johnstown
Edwin V. Geisinger
Allentown
Emerson G. Hess
Pittsburgh
Goydobn
Fine
Ann Jonas
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Voice of Democracy
National
Jaycees
FBI probes possible new racket in Nagoya telegrams
FBI agents in Philadelphia investigate a suspected new racket after Mr and Mrs Carlo Pacilli received a telegram from Nara Japan claiming their son Robert Pacilli 19 was wounded in Korean fighting and hospitalized near Nagoya. The Pacillis say the message may be a hoax or scam.
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FBI
Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tony
Rile B. Pacilli
Naru
Japan
Robert F. Paheli
Pacillis
Robert
Nagoya
Hom
Nara
Fire claims Pittsburgh woman and man in separate tragedies
In Beechview a 49 year old woman died after flames from a gas stove engulfed her home. Eight hours earlier she was admitted to Mercy Hospital. In Allegheny, 50 year old man William Behrhorst collapsed while shoveling snow and died at Allegheny General Hospital. The FBI is evaluating a forwarded message to determine its source from the Pacifics.
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Pittsburgh
Ute
Aga Pnep Andrews
Mercy Hospital
Beechview
Wiliam Behrhorst
Allegheny General Hospital
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Sheffield
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Don Clark
Raymond Avenue
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W. Church St. Corry, Pa
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