Local Education Board halts night activities over coal
City boards clash over coal shortages as the Board of Education announces that most night school activities will stop to conserve coal. The Board of Public Utilities delays action on possible factory shutdowns, while officials insist there is enough coal in sight to keep schools open.
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Powell
Jamestown
Board of Education
Board of Public Utilities
English
McIntyre
Warren
C. A. Albough
Rankin Duradeners
Miltrace Islands
Albaugh
West Side
City Police
Mike Evan
Jim Hengst
YMGA
Wright
al DiFeo
Farrell
Continental Sales Company
Sea's Drugs
Francis E. Myers
Dpai
Senate
U. S
Pennsylvania
Francis Waller
Easton
Vets’ Club
Gretchen's Kitchen
Mary I. ‘Teudesmann
Federal Building
James W. Persons
Stahl’s
Ashtabida
Denis Dunlavy
Ed Arumnis
Zed
Meadville
Deaiers
Colintry
Kerr—town Coal Company
Caa
Raymond's
East
Washington Street
Tytausvilles Pho Binte
Titusville
School Board
John N. O'Neil
Broad mix of remnants and notices from local ads
A jumble of small items outlines bargains at McIntyre's and The Fair Store, with notices on a Dinhem avenue bridge replacement, Red Cross classes, a Bradford church remodeling, a Red Cross fundraising goal, a church steeped in Hog Back hillside controversy, and various local business and legal notices.
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Erie
Elmer , Evans
Hult Avenue
McIntyre
Union City
Union
Merle
Mike) Cross
Howard Banker
Cross
Dinhem Avenue
Erie Railroad
Board of Toystees
Fair
Clymer
American Red Cross
Wno
New York State
Journal
Bradford
First Methodist Church of
Clement B. Vinge
Paul Trio
Fis
Oil City
Wil- Hoon Bresne
Oi City
Focal Methodist Church
Nelson Called United States the Enemy Say Probers
An Associated Press report from Washington details Home Probers revealing that Communist leader Steve Nelson allegedly branded the United States as the enemy during testimony. Pittsburgh figure Matthew Cyetie testified that Nelson used the phrase in addressing party activities in Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Mouiville
A.B. Warren
Jamestown
Mook
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Erie
Communist Party
Zire General Electric
Sam Reed
Washington
Matthew Custic
Pittsburgh Insurance
Reed
Pennsylvania
Nelson
U.S
Associated Press
Ormick Lindercover
FBT
Home Probers
Steve Nelsore
United States
Miche
Matthew Cyetie
Pittsburgh
Hans UN
Mats
Commuunist
Trungin
Russia
Cyelle
Nelo
Store Owner Finds Snakes in Bananas in Philadelphia
Philadelphia vendor LaRosa, 34, discovered a three foot Central American python hidden among bananas. He trapped the snake with a stick and refused to keep handling it after the incident. Authorities noted the snake is a rare constrictor and advised caution in future inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Febaul
LaRosa
Roger Corint
Newspaperman Causes Flurry of Excitement in Spain
Col Robert R McCormick publisher of the Chicago Tribune arrived in Madrid on a flight from Chicago en route to Bangkok. His arrival caused excitement when a mispainted flag on his plane showed the red yellow purple Republican colors. Officials corrected the banner and Franco is to meet McCormick on Saturday. The article also notes television terminology and a general sense of international travel.
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Madrid
Spain
Robert R. McCormick
Chilcago Tribune
Chicago
Bangkok
Thailand
Foreign Ministry
Anat
Pronto
Generatissima
Francisco Franco
Mccormick
Ton Ve
Athens
Greece
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OLN
Nestle
ASE
Lake Erie
Wales
Swanson
Weideman Salad Olives
Sarge Ser Bom
Florida
NBC
Graham
ABLES
Idaho
Angel Food
Vienna
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F.L. Baressi
Concord School
PDA
Iron City
Blue Ribbon
Rolling Rock
Carling
Dial
Perry & Rezzelle
West Main St
Eric
Robert Mawidoff
NHC
Moscenw
Ganndh College
Soviet Union
Delco
Thomas Motors
Corry
Bracton
Giro
Vo. F. W
Paul
Miller's Kendall Service
William B. Barrett
Russell
Pine Grove Township
Justice of the Peace
the Journal
West Ridge Lines
Kane
Ludlow
Carl Malm
Sheield
Studebaker
George R. Graham
Sheffield
Malm
Nice
Carroll's
Erle
Pennsylvania Health Council
J. A. Nicely
Jackson
Wattsburg
Wattsburg High School
Wattsburo Grange
Wes Greene
Corry Hospital
Glenn Pry
Venango
John Grégory
Rose Ann Laurie
Springstreet
Vera Tulle
Spartansburg
Lionel Jaggs
R. D
Joseph Konopka
Jay Schultz
Mead Avenue
Martin Stevens
Middlebury
Ind
Archie Akam
Andrew Christensen
Columbus
James Hardigan
East Main Street
Marvin Garlson
West Washington Street
Janet Wilkinson
Leslie Wilkinson
Donald Stuirdevant
East Street
Glenn Prine
Rj Ip
McIintyre
Alfred University
E. Snell Hall
WCA Hospital Board of Direcors
Lucille Baletr
Pines
Edward D. Stephenson
Fisher & Young
West
Vincent Penicelli
Real Este
Conneaut Lake
Luther J. Ring
Pepicelli
Magne
Richmond
Mich
Masurias
MelIntyre’s
John V. Davis
Tha Tf
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Allegheny College
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
West Spring Creek Grange Hall
Ralph Swart
Order of Moose No. 98
Flamingo
Wilcox
Fredonia
Supreme Court
Paul J. McBull Hug
Glinns
Colestino
Harry F. Salhoff
Thomas Herbi
Heubt
Public Works
Sabot
Théase
Fyama
Feubl
Hreadville
Robert Wilson
Shambure
Herbert A. Mook Io
Ny. Allen Fore
Clair
Rednards
Tittmville
Keystone, VanCise’s “Knyrer
Foster E, Davis & Son
Caner SL
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