Potato Growers Slate Annual Institute Highlights
The Pennsylvania Co operative Growers Association holds its third annual Potato Growers Institute at Potato City Hotel in Coudersport tomorrow and Friday. More than 400 growers and business associates are expected. Sessions cover potato rotation and fertilization, breeding for quality, 400 bushel club practices, seed production, irrigation efficiency, and forming marketing organizations. A youth panel and talks by E L Nixon and Dopey Duncan cap the event with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Co-operative Growers Association
F. J. Stevenson
Beltsville
Leland Mixon
State College
Walter Mehlenbacher
New York State
FFA
FHA
E. L. Nixon
Pennsylvania Chain Store Council
Dopey Duncan
Obituary of Carl B. Hinman 63 in Corry
Carl B. Hinman 63 of Corry died at 1 30 a m today at Deaconess Hospital Buffalo after a lengthy illness. Born April 4 1890 in Corry he was a son of Byron and the late. He lived in Corry most of his life and worked as a millwright at Raymond Mfg Corp since 19%. He married Juicy Young in 1914 who survives with three daughters Mrs Philip Houck Mrs Walter Paulson of Kenmore N Y and Mrs Arthur Kracker Wilmington Delaware one son Alton Hinman of Cuyahoga Falls one brother Glen Hinman of Niagara Falls and six grandchildren. He was active in the Methodist Church and in local sports. He was a member of Masons No 365 Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No 200 Clarence Commandery No 51. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home starting noon tomorrow. Services Saturday at 2 p m Rev Howard Stull officiating. A Masonic committal will follow at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Carl B. Hinman
Maple Avenue
Deaconess
Buffalo
Corry
Byron Hinman
Inter
New York
San Francisco
Juicy Young
Hinman
Raymond, Mfg. Corp
Methodist
Free and Accepted Masons No
Columbus Royal Arch
Clarence Commandery
Philip Houck
Walter Paulson
Kenmore
Arthur Kracker
Wilmington
Del
Alton Hinman
Cuyahoga Falls
Glen Hinman
Niagara Falls
Bracken
Howard Stull
Pine Grove Cemetery
Gasoline Price War Spreads in Pittsburgh South Hills
Gasoline stations in Pittsburgh's South Hills cut prices amid a five month old price war. Some stations advertised 22.9 cents a gallon while others listed 239 cents, as retailers blame large oil companies for subsidizing discounts.
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Py Asum Yeurs
Pittsburgh
Steel City
South Hills
John M. Huemmrich
Associated Retail Gasoline Dealers
Allegheny County
East Liberty
Huemmrich
Marilyn Monroe Returns Home With Cold Medal
Marilyn Monroe travels from Tokyo to San Francisco with a cold and a silver medal for her four day tour of the Korean front. Lefty O’Doul and Mrs O’Doul accompany the DiMaggios on the Pan American flight.
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Tokyo
Marilyn Monroe
Joe Di‘Maggio
Une
Far East Command
DiMaggio
San Francisco
Marilyn
DiMaggios
Lefty O'Doul
San Diego Padres
O'Doul
Japan
Ams
Mitchell opposes immediate public works program
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell told a Lincoln Day rally in Flint that immediate federal public works would harshen the economic adjustment after a wartime peak. He argued unemployment trends since 1939 show no need for a quick public works boom as the nation gradually shifts its economy.
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Associated Free
Secretary of Labor
Berlin
Titusville radio tower plan sparks protest from local owner
Noel J. Poux, Skyline Industries proprietor, protests Crawford County Broadcasting Co plans to erect a 151 foot daytime radio tower 1.6 miles west of Titusville on Route 8, saying he was not consulted and would not allow mast or guy wires on his property. The Maryland firm applied for a Titusville license for 8 am to 6 pm daily, filed January 26, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttusville
O Newexuen
Three Strangers
Titusville
Noel J. Poux
Skyline Industries
Strangers
Crawford County Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Ti-tusville
Abe Titusville Plastics Manufacturer
Poux
FCC
Skyline
Pauz
Crawford County
Ing Co
Maryland Corporation, Incorporated
Methodists hold father and son banquet
One hundred five members and guests of the First Methodist Church attended the annual father son banquet. Rev A R Hillard spoke on An Acrostic of Life using the letters of Life. The program included singing, trumpet and saxophone solos, piano accompaniment, and a father son address with a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
A. R. Hillard
Erlé
Howard Stull
Robert Marsh
Wendell Gage
Ralph Ward
Barbara Roberts
Donald Cady
Wallace
B. G. Bennett
Ladies of
Women’s Society For Christian Service
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Potato Growers Slate Institute
Potato City Hotel
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rep. Staggers
Dwva
Edgar B. Brossard
Tariff Commission
Gannon
New Wilmington
Geneva College
Gannon College
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Westminster College
Aganatntad Iy Associated
Great Britain
Eisenhower
California
Colubine
Washington National Airport
Palm Springs
NBC
White House
GOP
Dulles
Condone Ewig
Plymouth
New
Marshall Sherwood
Wetherills
Insurance
Horton J. Davis & Son
Foster E. Davis & Son
N. Center St
Dial
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Leanolin
Stationery
Yardley
Bond Street
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Prince Matchabelli
Lentheric
Golden Chance
Lucien Lelong Sirocco
Pat
Ffr
Russell Stover
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