Election in Occupied Austria Faces Coalition Struggle
The article surveys Austria’s pending parliamentary election amid four power occupation. It notes the conservative People’s Party and Socialists forming a coalition, budget pressures pushing the vote earlier, and debates over a state treaty and postwar independence. It cites US comments on Austrian property losses and Russia’s influence, with ongoing four-power negotiations since February.
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People's Party
People’s Party
Socialists
Koerner
Austria
Russia
Benjamin Cohen
U. S
Tn, General Assembly
Soviet Union
Yersin
Hungary
Romania
Yuroslavis
Tatest
Treory
City Council studies loan for Corry Hospital funds
Twenty years ago notes show the Corry Hospital Association seeking a 36000 loan with a smaller sum requested for the year to support the hospital's finances and ongoing operation amid debts and uncertainties. A February snowstorm created hazardous travel as a minister sustained injuries and an Erie hospital transfer occurred. City officials ordered stop signs at West Pleasant and Spring streets after multiple accidents, and streets remained perilous with drifting snow and near misses at intersections.
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City Council
Corry Hospital Association
Nikhl
Nichols
West Pleasant Street
Spring Street
Roaming Roundup of Local Notes and Detectives
A mixed dispatch highlights a Navy man aboard the USS Olmstead in the Mediterranean and a West Main Street fracas, with injuries to a sister in law. Allegheny College picks a religion week committee member. A private detective in town weighs custody data while residents discuss an old shooting case. Ward 1st George Bagley earns dean’s list honors at Houghton College. Union City youths face penalties for vandalism at a jail stay. Pvt Carly Marsh arrives at Aberdeen Proving Ground for basic training. Corry residents discuss a pending Real Estate deal and Florida returnees note hotel rate plans. A campaign pressure on cooperative taxes appears amid local chatter. Maxene Oberman, University of Miami junior, is named to the dean’s list for academic achievement.
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Wilson Brown
Mediterreréan
East Park Place
Allegheny College
DE Brie
Houghton Cal
Ward
George Bagley
Gerald Bagley
East Irving Street
Houghton College
Houghton, Y
Corry High School
Union City
Erie City
Canyon the Double
Carly Marsh
Carl Marsh
R. D
Corry
Ordnance Replacement ‘Training Center
Aberin Praying Grounds
Florida
Congress
Local notices mix of people and events in city columns
The column lists a wide array of local items: a East Congress Street family case, farm land damage comments, city fire escape concerns, a memorial book for World War II dead, a funeral home change, and various civic and military notes. It mentions students, service members, marriages, and local business lease rumors along with a bird hunting incident and a dean’s list recipient.
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Aaron ‘Oberman
East Congress Street
Beavar
Stef
Pittsburgh
London ‘Times
Britain
Esther Jones
Bracken-Keating
Mildred Denton Orr
Clymer General School
IQ Quiz Answers Hidden in Classified Page
Readers are invited to check a classified page for answers to ten questions testing general knowledge. The quiz covers Helen Wills Moody, Benedict Arnold, Booker T. Washington, wool production, presidential spousal religion, “Kingfish” Huey Long, Romance language roots, Hsitané 4H hubs, and a familiar adage ending with a number.
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Helen Wills Moody
Benedict Arene
Discover
Booker D. Washington
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad Sets High Safety Record in 1952
J T Williams, safety manager, announced that injuries dropped to 20 per cent of the 1948 level, the lowest in 44 years, with one in 105 1000 man hours worked. The Eastern Region led in the 20th Anniversary Employee Safety Contest, while the Western Region improved most, under President Walter S Franklin.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
J.T. Willams
Wedhi Alton
Oid Brit Njeh
Oule
Williams
Bermaylvania
Altoona
Willams
Penn State Receives Stanolind Fellowship Award
State College, Pennsylvania, one of several colleges awarded Stanolind Oil and Gas Company fellowships. Penn State will offer a petroleum engineering fellowship with a $1,500 stipend and fees covered for the academic year. The grant supports research into global food sufficiency per a Twentieth Century Fund study.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Penn Stitt
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