Farm Aides Covered by Social Security Rules Start 1950
New social security coverage will begin January 1 for about 700 farm workers. County agent Paul Grossman said the rules apply to workers employed by a single farmer full time for the first full calendar quarter of 1950. Eligibility requires at least six days of farm labor from January 4 and cash wages of 50 dollars or more. Room and board not deductible for tax. Wages to sons or daughters under 21 and to certain relatives are exempt.
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Paul, Grossman
Crossman
Gyronary Woman Perishes in Union City Fire
Mrs. Arters, employed at General Electric in Erie, died in a fire that destroyed volumea clothing and household equipment with losses near 10 000. Deputy Coroner Musser ruled accidental death after a 1 30 p m blaze. Survived by husband, daughter, two parents, three sisters and a brother all of Union City. Funeral set at 2 p m tomorrow at Musser Funeral Home with Rev J A Carlson officiating. interment in Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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Eugener Ture
Arters
Musser
General Electric
Erie
Fred Dowsey
Charles Pritchard
Robert Manning
Frances Dowse
Delmar Dowse
Union City
J. A. Carlson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs Bessie May Prine buried at Pine Grove
Funeral held Monday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Bearers included Felix Smith and others. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Out of town mourners from Jamestown Warren Sugar Grove and nearby areas attended the service.
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Ssessie Mayer Prine
Bracken-Keating
H. Ray Harris
Hurley Binks
Lyle’Chase
Felix Smith
Ray Dennis
Frank Kurkoski
Lewis Hopkins
Howard —Gates
Arthur—Van Beuren
Pine Grove
Glenn Prine
Edinborn
Franklin
Frederick Prine
Glenn Rine, Jr
Ann Perrine
Fred Willover
Joseph Sank
Jamestown
Fred Howard
Floyd Robbins
Joseph Rutsky
Frank Rutsky
Roy Hamilley
Evelyn Button
Harry Boardman
Basil Skinnes
William Cochran
R. D
Bear Lake
Nettie Peterson
Ray Thomas
Abbie Stinger
Warren
Claudie Adams
Wellsville
Thomas Barnes
Sugar Grove
Erie Man Killed By Auto Near Hammertime Paper Co
John Orlowski, 62, was killed instantly when struck by a vehicle on Bast Lake road near the Hammertime Paper Co. He worked 37 years in the maintenance department and is survived by his wife and son. The driver was W. D. Steinruck, reportedly returning from the General Electric plant.
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Erie
AUTO
John Orlowski
Hammermill Paper Co
Orlowski
Bast Lake Road
Frm
W. D. Steinruck
Steinruck
Tusway
General Electric
Seek Youth In Gas Station Theft
State Police seek a youthful hitchhiker who robbed the Hazel's service station in Pitta fieled, taking about $30. The car driver Ivan M. Horfnold, 40, of Clymur, aided the getaway after picking up the hitchhiker at Corry. Horfnold was released after detailing the escape, while the hitchhiker fled toward Youngsville. authorities issued a description.
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Warren
Hazel
Pitta
Dre
Ivan M. Horfnold
Clymur
Hammond
Corry
Hannold
Staion
Haunold
Youngsville
Fae
Bradford
Erie Army Reserve Officer Dies at Camp Brackenridge
Niethamer, 24, an Erie Army Reserve officer, died unexpectedly Thursday at Camp Brackenridge in South Carolina. An autopsy will determine the cause. He was the son of Harvey B. Niethamer and Jean Guenther Niethamer of Erie, his father a wholesale meat dealer. The narrative ends with an unrelated fossil note about cockroaches.
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Niethamer
Erie Army
Camp Brackenridge
Scy
Harvey B. Niethamer
Erie
Hyshane
Jean Guenther Niethamer
Wonder Salve promised to cure all skin troubles
Advert says Wonder Salve developed for the Army cures itching eczema psor, athlete's foot and other skin issues from head to foot. Safe for children with no ugly appearance. If not satisfied money refunded. Sold in Corry by Widonn Tesh Sea’s Drugs and Lindsley’s Drug Store and local druggists.
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TECH
Corry
Widionn & Tesh
Sea’s Drugs
Lindsley's Drug Store
Your Nametown Druggist
Adv
Chinese Reds Within Ten Miles Of Seoul Reported
A Red assault near Seoul threatened UN lines as Chinese forces pressed from the border north of the city. An Eighth Army spokesman said the attack on both Hanks was serious but not critical, with Allied losses during the first phase from New Year’s Eve to New Year’s Day not released. A South Korean regiment near Chokmes was crushed as Chinese troops crossed the frozen Tajin River and aimed at American positions. Flames lit the sky as retreating UN engineers set villages ablaze while a Chinese column wheeled east toward an American division.
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Contimea
Wage Oner
Seoul
Pusan
Eighth Army
Hanks
Chokme
Tajin
Randolph
Seow
Erie student dies in joint suicide pact at New York hospital
John F. Gebharet, 22, from Erie Pennsylvania, a third year medical student, and Laura Gross, 24, of Fayetteville, reportedly died after taking sleeping pills in a pact. Gebharet’s note asked his family to forgive and mentioned “split the western front wide open.” Police found both bodies in a New York Hospital residence area shortly after.
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Erie
New York
John FP. Gebharett
Gor~stell-medical College
New York Hospital
Laura Gross
Fayetteville
Kai
Gebharet
John
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REX Theatre
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James Gleason
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