Union declares state of emergency amid fuel shortages
A nearby union council issued a state of emergency as fuel costs rise. Schools postpone high school basketball games. businesses and homes urged to conserve fuel. Police reported a found, unlicensed dog disposed of. Federal park funding check arrives for Corry Memorial Hospital. Weather outlook through Sunday turns colder with possible snow.
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Civer
Natleé
Feders
Corry Memorial Hospital
Boaid
William Brown
Harrisburg
Soviet Union Revalues Ruble To Four Per Dollar
Moscow reports sweeping price reductions as the Soviet Union sets the ruble at four per dollar, replacing the prior rate of five and a half to the dollar. The move signals a major currency adjustment and is part of a broad economic realignment announced tonight.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Drastic power curbs loom in Jamestown plan
Jamestown faces sweeping electricity restrictions for industrial commercial and residential use if coal stocks fall to 2600 tons. City officials warn curbs could shut batteries and amusements and force limits on homes schools and essential operations. With a 3000 ton supply level hoped by Friday and a 2500 ton level forecast by Sunday night officials say stock depletion nears 15 percent of emergency stock and coal supplies. Action to seek state approval to impose limits was approved at a special meeting.
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Jamestown
Stroth
Bertram D.tallamy
Claims Governor Duff Employing Coercion
Philadelphia February 26 reporter James A Duff accuses Governor Duff of coercion through patronage and plunder to win support for his Republican primary bid. Dauphin County's John Kunkel opposes Duff for the U S Senate nomination and says at a February 18 Hershey meeting backers of state job holders were threatened with loss of patronage unless they endorsed Duff backer John Finer as governor. Witnesses describe room 217 at Hotel Hershey where Independent judgment was discouraged with threats of job loss and payments.
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Runavelphia
James A Duff
Ren. John
Kunkel
Dauphin County
Duft
U. S. Senate
Hershey
Tay
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Fine
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Bunker
Tainold Mose
Hotel
Aershey
Curtailments Intensify Amid Wartime Brownout Measures
The Board of Public Utilities described tighter curtailments than before and harsher than wartime brownout provisions. The mayor will telegraph a request if totals drop to 3,000. The utility board calls this about 12 days of supply including all stocks on hand, in railroad yards, and in transit.
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Board of Public Utilities
Llities
Loonyailroad
Leansit
Unclear historic legal advertisement with scattered names
Fragmented OCR text listing numerous names, places, dates, and entities in a legal advertisement context. Reads like a long roster of individuals, companies, and notices with inconsistent formatting and many garbled phrases, making precise extraction difficult.
Open Housing Bids On More State Subsidy Projects
The State Planning Board considered bids for the second group of projects under a 15 million dollar state subsidy. Sealed bids opened for 264 dwelling units in State College Pottstown Bristol Jenette Greensburg New Castle Mononh and Aliquippa.
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Commonwealth
State College
Pottstown
Bristol
Jeannette
Greensburg
New Castle
Monach
Aliquippa
Francis A. Pitkin
Philadelphia
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