Farm Show Week Heralds Pennsylvania Agriculture Progress
Franst For Next Week pad outlines Farm Show in Harrisburg featuring Dr. William L. secretary of agriculture stressing that farming is essential to rural life. More than 550000 visitors expected to the five day exposition with 4-H baby beef and lamb displays and Keystone Farmer honors. Gov. George Leader to open event, with livestock parade and entertainment lines shaping a busy program across five days.
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Farmers of America
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Beal
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Misconceptions of Britain and a Westward outing
Ph Hal Boyle and Cecily discuss myths about Britain in America and the idea of tea and rationing. Hilary recalls a West trip with a hamburger topped by pineapple and a cherry. They compare British youth, work, and government respect, and propose a cross Atlantic work travel idea for American working girls to learn about living conditions in Britain and Europe.
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Cecily Thompson
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Tie
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Colo
Vention
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Minneapolis
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Aspen
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Sid Hilary
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Joos Ends
Geelly
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Freezing Winds Sweep City and State Weather Update
A cold front grips the state with freezing winds and snow. Kane reports three inches of snow and temperatures around six degrees, while highs stay near five to fifteen degrees except southeast Pennsylvania where readings may near 25. Tonight’s lows dip to 15 below in west and central areas and around five above elsewhere. Early readings show lower temps in Plaiaylile, Altoona, Scranton, cage, Harvinburg, Bradford, and Allenlown.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Altoona
Scratton
Cage
Harvinburg
Bradford
Allenlown
Face Tax Problems: State Lawmakers Return For Long, 59 Session
Harrisburg AP report on the 1959 Pennsylvania legislative return for a long session to address a $100 million deficit and up to $500,000 in new taxes. Opening ceremonies focus on formality. budget timing and recess plans framed by leaders. Talks include possible cigarette and soft drink taxes, gasoline tax rise, and welfare costs as lawmakers organize committees and prepare for budget deliberations.
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Pohnelous Toelalatuve
Harrisbure
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Senate
David L Lawrence
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Lawrence
M Harvey ‘Taylor
GOP
H. G. Andrews
Johnstown
George M. Leaier
Lloyd MH
Wood
Witan
Tower
Hoth
Iter
Alibert W. Johnson
McKean
House Republica Moor
Stephen McCann
Greene
Chilles R. Weiner
Phila
Uw Gop
Sen
Dumex
Berger Potter
State Highways Department
Harry
Warren Sports Figures Hurt In Auto Crash
Warren high school athletes Tash Mascara and Dick Sorenson were hospitalized after a car crash in Virginia on Interstate 64 Saturday night. Mascara and Sorenson, ages 18 and 17, were en route home from visiting Florida for the Orange Bowl game. Sorenson escaped with minor injuries. Mascara remains in serious condition as the team’s star quarterback Hickfico Macro, who played for the 1848 Warren squad, was unavailable for comment. The families traveled to Virginia after learning of the accident.
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Warren High Schwol Abiotge
Virgni Faeturday
Lauta Mascara
Emwelle Magearo
Dick Sorenson
Mewil
Marald Sorenson
Marlon, Vue
Migeara
Sorenson
Dutinedis
Red Rocket To Hit Orbit Soon
Soviet scientists discuss prospects of space ships leaving the solar system and achieving speeds beyond Earth's gravity. Prof Boris Kukarkin and Prof Hermann Oberth offer cautious estimates of near term capability and possible moon or interstellar travel, noting recent U S and Soviet activity in rocketry.
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Boris Kukarkin
Soviet Astronomical Council
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Kukarkin
Rus Sia
Nuernberg
Germany
Hermann Oberth
Castro Nearing Cuban Capital Amid Turmoil
Reports indicate unrest as Castro advances toward Havana, with executions confirmed for at least five Ravista henchmen including Captain Jose Garcia Menocal and Brigadier General Joaquin Caxitla. Arrests target Dr. Joaquin Martinez Saenz, president of the National Bank of Cuba, while thousands of Americans reconsider evacuation as commercial activities resume between the United States and Cuba.
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Sheedy
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Joaqiin Caxitla
Battate
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Joaquin Martinez Saenz
National Bank of Cuba
Ameren Toutiete
Ihe
United States
Cie
Shapiro backs big welfare budget amid transition
Shapiro, outgoing public welfare secretary, urged a sharp expansion in public assistance. He reportedly recommended to Lawrence a figure of 240 million, with Lawrence and Ruth Grige Harting weighing the figure. The proposed budget totals 560 million in state funds and 180 million in state aid for the coming biennium.
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Lawrence
Mry
Ruth Grige Harting
Dunkirk Police Debate Over Union Choice
Dunkirk police consider joining unions with undecided stance. Officials name Teamsters and Transit unions as options under study led by James Hotta. A committee will reconvene to decide which affiliate to pursue.
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Anis Memavin
Dunkire Pallée
Wnlwn
Douirees
James Hotta
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Ue Department
Tayor
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Wtaled
Holiday Toll 34 In State
Associated Press reports a New Year weekend toll rose to 34 in Pennsylvania due to traffic crashes. Fourteen highway fatalities, a fire death, and other mishaps occurred from Wednesday through Sunday, with 17 killed in the first 30 hours and a decline over the weekend. Eastern and western regions each recorded losses, including a fatal two car collision near Norristown and a boy who died after slipping on ice delivering papers.
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Presn
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Tres
Norristown
Montgomery County
U. S. Purchasing Power Rises Amid Recovery Hope
Secretary of Labor Mitchell said purchasing power of workers has strengthened in recent months as employment improves and inflation slows. He noted a 1958 midyear recovery with cost of living nearly flat and cited November factory wages reaching an all time high of 886.58 weekly. Mitchell forecast scarce jobs early 1959 but non farm employment to rise to a new peak by year end.
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Washington
API
Mitchell
Walt
Ivernie
Tory
Wall Street Snapshot Of Major Stocks And Indices
The page lists a dense roster of companies with partial figures and market actions. Major names include General Motors General Electric Standard Oil and United States Steel among others, with scattered percentages and values indicating stock performance or trading activity.
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Bay
Atlantic Refining
Bethleheny Steel
Carrier Corp
Chrysler
Peaneaby Gas
Consolidated Loison Continental
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
Ole
General Motors
Ay National Dairy
New York Central
Mjory Texas Co U
Steel
Youngstown S& To
American Stock Exchange
Aero Supply
Egg Market New York Wholesale Prices Report
In New York the wholesale egg market shows moderate arrivals and fair demand. Receipts over two days total 30,600 with whites priced at 40 to 44 cents for top quality 48-50 tub sizes and 37 to 38 cents for mediums. Browns follow similar ranges with top quality 40 to 42 cents and smaller sizes 13 to 34 cents.
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New York
Fat Thief Loots Owensboro Store in Weekend Burglary
Police in Owensboro Kentucky report one clue in a Saturday night break in at a men s clothing store. About 3000 dollars worth of clothing was stolen all size 42.
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Owensboro
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