Truman Hint Triggers 1952 Run Talk Across Parties
A California party leader hinted President Truman might seek re election in 1952 triggering mixed reaction among Democrats while Republicans debate a new campaign policy under Taft guiding hands. Gov Alfred Driscoll challenged the party line calling for a more aggressive, progressive stance as Bates contests a Massachusetts district seat left vacant by a death.
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William H. Bates
Maple tapping season starts in Somerset County partnership
Somerset County begins maple sugaring with sap flowing as weather remains unsettled. Producers report early runs and expect a strong season. George Keim firm in Somerset County is leading, with the county supplying about one third of Pennsylvania output, estimated at 60,600 gallons of syrup and 1,200,000 pounds.
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Bates barred from campaigning under Navy rules
The article notes George J. Bates, father of a candidate, barred from campaigning under Navy regulations after a fatal crash on November 1. He faces opposition from former Rep. Richard M. Russell, a former Democratic Cambridge mayor and ex-Representative from Massachusetts ninth district. The sixth district remains Republican.
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Massachusetts
CERTA VIN advertised as gas relief in Carey stores
An ad claims CERTA VIN offers a scientific formula to prevent gas during meals. It promises faster relief, improved digestion, blood iron enrichment, and increased nerve-energy with herbs and vitamins. Sold at Widmann Teah Drug Store.
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Three Men Sentenced in Erie Park Assault Case
At Erie Park Beach Shack incident last July, Bernard J. Baled 22 was fined 850 cents, John J. Roach 27 and William J. Burton 28 received suspended sentences upon costs, Richard J. Wagner 25 previously fined 50 dollars. Police officer Howard Daub 23 was badly beaten and Burton was shot as the struggle unfolded before Judge Elmer Evans.
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Radio announcer Gleda Jones injured in railroad accident
Pittsburgh police ended a probe into the Tuft Liberty station wreck that struck 20 year old radio announcer Gleda Jones. She lost her right foot and remained in critical condition at a Pittsburgh hospital.
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Miss Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tuft Liberty Station
Lawrence J. Maloney
Morganza Executive Resignation Accepted at School
Elmer Johnston will resign as head of the Morganza slave training school after a board meeting. Acting superintendent will be Joan Aiken, a retired brigadier general and former coach. The board approved Johnston's resignation despite welfare secretary William G. Brown's visit criticizing school conditions.
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Garfield A. McDowell
Greensboro
Joan Aiken
Aiken
Briga Wiler
Washington and Jeferson College
Uke School
William G. Brown
State Secretary of Welfare
Rail mediation efforts amid nationwide railway labor dispute
The National Railway Mediation Board reported progress toward mediating the dispute between rail carriers and tune workers led by Francis A. O Neill Jr. The union cited about 250 000 members and prepared for possible immediate strike action under Railway Labor Act rules, with a sudden change in negotiations affecting rail service and dairy production noted.
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National Railway Mediation Board
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Francis A. O'Neill, Jr
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Traknarer
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Reginen
Betes Tin
Styikie
Mike Place
Court Refuses Review in Labor Hiring Contract Case
The Supreme Court denied review of the New York Court of Appeals ruling on the CTO National Marine Union hiring hall contract with four Great Lakes shippers. The decision upheld the Labor Relations Board findings that the agreement violated the Wagner Act.
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