No Trespass signs at The Journal of Meadville re elected officials
A terse Meadvill e Journal item notes C W Rickard and others in the Townville Dairymen s League Co Operative Association were re elected Saturday at an annual meeting attended by about 0 persons 10 members and their families. Separate notices discuss skating safety on Chautauqua Lake and a vehicle theft report in Warren with a car owner from Grove City, plus an Erie case of hammer and knife violence resulting in minor injuries. Thomas Motors offers car and truck glass services.
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C. W. Rickard
Townville Legal
Dairymen’s League Co-Operative Associaton
Warren
J. D. Ellenberzer
Grove City
Erie
Robert Lee Lynch
James Alexander
George Brabender
Thomas Motors
Miller’ Kendall Service
Jamestown
Edward
Galeston
Irene
Kathryn Perry Wellington
Dial
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LM. Walker
Emile Stenger
Loyal
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Qemwent
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Ward
Pranklin
F. M. Sheffer
S. BR
Parsons
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Molalion
Nadie
Camry Hospital
Helen Tin~ko
Cuing
Joho Inka
R. D
Fred. Loap
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Spring Gruck
Raymond
Morten
Spartansburg
Thom
Couneil
George Zinzle
Madison, D
Hany Craker
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Carol Dimick
All Dimick
Lemon Street
Linda Halfust
Daiishley
Philip Halfust
Hingstreet
Harold Neckers
Clymer
Mary Latos
Trank Latos
R. D. Warren
Percy Bean
Gusisif M. Bare
Karl Grettenberger
Tidioute
Warren County
Frank Anglerson
C.W. Barwis
Shapin S. Reese
Baris
Sunday Mel
Rasmus Thompson
Columbus
Jack Sousac
Corry
Harry L. Wentworth
Crawford County Park and Falr Association
L. W. Owen
Owen
City and Vicinity Notes On Local Incidents And Events
News items from Warren and surrounding areas report a mix of local incidents. A driver injured in a street collision is hospitalized, police report a man struck by a vehicle with possible skull fracture, and high school orchestra fest plans involve Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Lawrence and Mercer counties. Public assistance cases total 2,529 with 3,748 individuals aided. Community groups schedule meetings, and fire damage near Geneva is investigated. Hospital discharges and police activity are noted along with local business ads and service offerings.
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St Vincent's Hospital
Thomas Anderson
New Custer
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Beaver
Buker
Clarion
Lawrence
Mercer
Department of Publg Assistance
Tiny Hearing Device Boosts Deafened Lives in Chicago
In Chicago a novel tiny hearing device promises clear music sermons and companionship, replacing bulky wireless packs. AMA Council endorses it, makers offer a free descriptive booklet and at home testing guidance from Beltune, 1450 W. 19th St.
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Ana Nol
American Medical Association
Council of Physical Medicine
Rmakers
Bellon
Deni
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Dr M H Christie to be buried at Pine Grove
D R M H Christie, a well known physician at Columbus and later in Corry, died Sunday at age 60 in Washington DC area. Born March 7, 1858 in Butler County, he practiced in Columbus then Corry, was active in several Masonic and Royal Arch bodies, survived by three sons and many grandchildren. Body to arrive Tuesday, funeral Wednesday at 1 o'clock at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Cory
Arthur Christie
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Washington
Christie
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Trnsferrive
Corry
Columbus Royal Arch
Clarenge Commandery
Clymer
L. M. Christie
Silver Springs
Chere Christie
Washingt
Eraatehildren
Diones
Servicus
Tysie
Pine Gove
Record Peacetime Budget Is Asked
Conflinced from Edge Onet The budget of the Daiied Sites government is large because its responsibilities are large. This nation two day the strongest bulwark of tree dom fie the world. The cost of championine democ ry Was reckoned by the president The 1950 budert, ike all those since the end of the war, is domh nated by our international and
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Budert
Our
International
Defense program proposals and funding debates described
The text outlines proposed monit defense programs led by Togeshon with aims to expand government participation through large budgets and social benefits. It cites a 1 year Ud program at 290 million and 160.5 million for initial steps, plus 13.5 million for an elaboration program, and mentions a universal military mining program costing about 600 million to start, with potential 2 billion yearly costs later, all framed as congressional responses and funding pleas in a late session.
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Ud To eAnenttayy
Shim Eerie Matel Lowe Toileing
St. Lawrence
Trywna
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