Eisenhower says European morale sturdier than a year ago
Supreme Allied Commander Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower said Western Europe’s morale among civilians and armed services is sturdier than when he took command last January. He added that despite disappointments and discouragements, Allied forces have strengthened in numbers, efficiency, and spirit while national economies grow tighter. He warned that peace and freedom are costly and no single payment secures them.
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Associaea Press
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Paris
Eisenhower
Golden Wedding Party at French Creek
An open house in French Creek honored Edward Binink and his wife on December 30 as they marked their 50th wedding anniversary. About 130 guests from Eris, Corry, Columbus, Waterford, Bear Lake, Westhela, Sherman, Stockton, Celoron and Clymer attended to extend congratulations.
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French Creek
Edward Binink
Ruth Holthouse
Hisle Duntiewold
Myrtle Holt
Eris
Corry
Columbus
Waterford
Bear Lake
Westhela
Sherman
Stockton
Céloron
Clymer
Wtrs
Elnink
John Bennink
Hinink
Eltilnie
Roger Thompson
Allan Dunnewold
Ralph Holthouse
Doris Holthouse
Merle
Glenn Holthouse
Binink
Reformed Church
Reformed Church Parsonage In Clymer * W By the Rev. Martin Ossewaarde
Miss Mary E Clair Honored At Family Birthday Party
A Sabin family gathering at Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Clair home on Maple Avenue celebrated Mary Elizabeth Clair turning sixteen. An early supper followed by dessert and a decorated cake accompanied gift gifts for the occasion.
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Mary E. Clair
Sabin
Joseph Clair
Maple Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
Mary Elabeth
Doane Family Honors 80th Birthday At Home
O. B. Doane was celebrated on his 80th birthday with a family gathering Sunday at the residence of his daughter Mrs. C M Howard 8 West Smith Street. Guests included three grandchildren and one great grandchild as cake ice cream and coffee were served.
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E. Doane
Doane
C M. Howard
West Smith Street
Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Reported
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Cecil Reynolds R D 4 Union City on Saturday afternoon. A son born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Garson Munn R D 4 Philip Wade R D 3 yesterday afternoon. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Chirleussy 827 East Washington Street last evening.
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Lloyd Moerdink
Ghicneg
Busness
Moerdink
House of Furniture
Donni Douglas
West Liberty State College
L. M. Douglas
Laon Wright Street
BE Curtle
Harrison Ad Bradley
East Corn Tress Street
Fallshore
George Cristis
ThomAy Ruelofy
John Kibler
Weet
Trie Ork
William Myers Jerk
Youngetown
Leo Franz
East Bond Street
Trane
Comny Memories Hospital
Paul , Mulhelm
Albany
Hugh
O'Hare
East Smith Street
Mayme Mitchell
West Pleasant Street
Erlé
Mary Curnick
Meadville
L. A. Rossin
Frankin Street
Clifford EB. ‘Smith
Lockport
N. Y
Ralph Weight
Cleo Haight
Erie
Ralph Carroll
East South Street
Cleveand
KA. Mewes
Wright Street
West Saiem
Otto Mewes
Joh. Thomas
Lampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N.Y
Marl Button
East Street
Schneider
Mendwyenne
Kenneth Grove
Tranktin
Raymond Willink
Shirley
Charlene
French Creek
Willink
Hoyt J. Raymond
Cpl
Harold Skinner
Korea
Harold G. Skinner
East Main Street
Pfc
James Kelly
Lake Charles
Lay
L. J. Kelly
Casimir Bogniak
Sir Mary's Seminary
Paltimore
John Bozniuk
West Frederick Street
Cecil Reynolds
R. D
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
A.son
Garson Munn
Philip Wade
John Chirleussy
East Washington Street
Church Choir Party for Angéla Luban fedel and Bernard Burns
A Den party last evening honored Miss Angéla Luban fedel and Bernard Burns who are to marry this coming Saturday. Rev Cyril Krona and members of St Elizabeth's Chilkeh Choir attended. An appropriate gift was given by the group. Casimir Bogniak from Baltimore was an out of town guest. In fiscal 1949, 18617 immigrants were admitted to the United States.
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St. Elizabeth's Chilkeh
Cyril Krona
Angéla Lubanfedel
Bernard Burns
Burns
Casimir Bogniak
Baltimore
Interesting Program At Grange Meets at Corry Grange No 55
The first meeting of the new year featured a brief business session followed by a program titled The Calendar of the Year. Members performed poems songs and arts with nine selections by Mors Walter Fields and others. Music included performances by Janet Diane Humphrey Norma Swart and Shirley Hall Light refreshments ended the evening.
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Youny Auasuer
Milect
Janet
Diane Humphrey
Norma Swart
Pub Evangelista
Vernon Humphrey
Mors
Walter Fields
Shirley Hall
Birthday Party for Linda Joan Tarbell Held in Snyder
Norman Tarbell of Snyder hosted a birthday gathering Saturday at 4 PM for his daughter Linda Joan Tarbell. Fourteen children attended and each cake piece contained a coin. The group then watched a movie together and Linda received gifts from friends.
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Sally Bhewners Dimamileky
Alun Dimmick
Abel Bush Steech Lout
Waleline Television
Gues
David Ben* Nett
Thomas Downey
Eloek
Yel
Yel Eilvst Received Fwyors of Minke Baskets of Canis Anit Arol
Erayers
Robert
Wille
Sally
Feuttt
Wilson
Panama
Sethobry
Thomas
Geneva
Siests
Linda Joan Tarbell
Norman Tarbell
Snyder
Linda Joan
Tba Estes Peaa
Linda
Miss Betty Loomis Engaged to Milton Courtright
Mrs Homer Loomis Clymer announce engagement of Betty Marie Loomis to Milton Courtright son of Mr and Mrs Slyde Courtright of Cutting Read that both the couple attend Clymer Central School and that Betty is employed at G L F Co op in Clymer while Milton works for General Electric Company No wedding date set.
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Betty Loomis
Milton Courtright
Homer Loomus
Cly
Ner
Betty Marie
Milson Courtright
Slyde Courtright
Cutting
Obride-Elect
Pleven Government Collapses After Coalition Breaks
Jan 7 SARIS reports Premier Rune Pleven's five month cabinet collapsed as the French National Assembly ended the coalition after Pleven sought broader power to tackle grave economic strain. The request aimed to cut 140 billion rane in relief measures or tax reforms amid the hard pinched economy.
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Saris
Rune Pleven
French National Assembly
Pleven
Will Broaden Bribery Bill Faces Strong Debate in Congress
The Associated Press reports Senator Mohicohey unveils an expanded bribery bill adding prison terms for both givers and takers in government dealings. He targets influence peddling and public corruption, with a minimum penalty and immunity carve outs. President Crumen’s tax plan faces bipartisan talk, while Trumann’s IRS reorganization proposal prompts counter offers in Congress.
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Associated Mess
Washington
Dun
L 'Ete Pier
Serailor Mohicohey
Elvers
Duidieilus
Monroney
Congress
Crumen
Internal Revenue Bureau
My. ‘Tri
Civil Service Commissioner
Oil Service Centre
My. Trumaan
Internal Revenue Collectors
Bell Phone Firm Seeks Rate Hike
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania seeks a $32 600 annual rate increase with the Public Utility Commission effective March 7. The plan raises general rates statewide to offset higher operating costs. President W D Gillen calls the hike urgent for relief as residents would see small monthly increases on basic and extension services, intrastate tolls, and coin phone charges. The article also notes Socialist opposition linked to railway workers and government wage concerns.
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Vau
Aiees Telephone Company
Peninsyila
Public Utility Commission
W. D. Gillen
Gillen
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