Local Carnation Milk plants hold operation plans
In a twenty year recap the Mo hawk Condensary and the Gorry Creamery of Carnation Milk Co remain operating. Other plants at Mayville Sherman and Clymer are close to a similar status. Ten nearby communities mobilize against state sewage plant construction costs. Eagle street sewer charges for Worth Es Sex and Marion streets are cleared. Two intoxication arrests noted, and a poker dispute brawl prompted police attention. School board report shows 58 cents of every dollar spent on schooling goes to instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Milk Company
Mohawk Condensary
Gorry Creamery
Mayville
Sherman and
Clymer
Alexander
Eagle Street
Worth
Es Sex
Marion Streets
Board of Education
Ralph S. Dewey
Hare Creek
Brokenstraw Creek
Harrisburg
National Forge
Warren County
Lynn W. Stewart
Orchard Park
Stewart
Wrightsville
Bear Lake
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Falsifying license applications leads to driving suspension
The report notes a driver with a suspended license submitted a new application for a driving permit and completed the testing again, then continued to drive on a second license until recent police action. The piece also covers local auction activity, vital statistics from Corry, hospital activity, route widening talks, and community notes from Wattsburg to Erie. It mentions the U.S. Army citation for Col Lyle A. Clough, a 70th wedding anniversary for D. W. Clark, and various regional developments in transportation, agriculture, and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sidney Biston
Wattsboro
Erie
Keppel Tiffany
Pennsylvania Co-operative Potato Growers
Pennsylvania Potato Growers’ Association
Harrisburg
Lyle’ A. Clough
John Clough
Pitts Geld
U.S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Clough
Tayattsville
D. W
Dar” Clark
Tidioute
Clark
Valley City
N.D
Erie Railroad
Salamanca
Wattsburg
Carter Hill
Cory
U. S. Army
Air Force
Drake
Edith A. Wheeler
Bear Lake
Wheeler
First Ward
Charles’ Hawk
Beaver Falls
Montgomery Ward
Gay Delaney
Charleroi
Seattle Battles Over Erie Income Levy Changes
Seattle and Erie clash over a city wage tax plan as one half of income tax revenue is earmarked for school operations and the other half placed in escrow pending final allocation. The amended pact awaits city action with school board backing the escrow approach and the city council awaiting formal notice from the school board. A prior estimate projected 1,217,000 from the levy toward the 1950 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jay
Penver Excents
City Counels
Maurice J. Coughlin
William J. Carney
Slone
Debating Formosa Defense Debates and Risks
Digest of pro and con arguments on defending Formosa as a strategic link in Asia. Pro side cites defense of the Philippines and a possible base for retaking the mainland. con side warns of potential world war, questioned essential role, and risks of alienating allies while supporting a regime many Chinese favor to keep Communists from expanding influence in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Pacific
Chiang Kai-Szek
Philippines
Japan
China
Moscow
Uncle Sam
John Bui
Asia
Formoss
How's Your I Q A Quiz From Classified Page
A reader memory quiz asks 10 questions on topics from fire insurance to history, trade terms to notable figures. It references the NBFA2 term, a Filipino statesman, Enrico’s surname, a Spanish queen aiding Columbus, a famous general’s quote, Klondike rush cause, diamond trade term capes, Bank of England ownership, and a work titled The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico
Christopher Columbus
General Grant
Pershing
Lee
Eisenhower
Sherman
Hell
Capes
Bank of England
Sylvestre Bonnard
Cold War stance on Formosa and UN veto power
The discussion weighs Formosa defense against Chinese Reds and the danger of abandoning territory. It argues against recognition of the Chinese Communist regime, noting it could place Beijing as a Big Five with veto in the UN Security Council, similar to Titoist Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Soviet Union
Formosa
China
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Pyo
UN Security Council
Demoted students ordered back to eighth grade
Ebensburg Pa January 14 Three Cresson Township Grade School pupils Robert Baron Michael Prevish and Genevieve Selign were demoted to the seventh grade last November. A Cambria county court preliminary injunction orders them returned to the eighth grade while Judge George Griffith weighs jurisdiction and available remedies. The school board and teacher contend no jurisdiction exists under state law governing public schools. The case centers on whether demotion lacked cause and the proper authority to corrective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Cresson Township
Cambria
Robert Baron
Michael Prevish
Genevieve Selign
Marie Hart
George Griffith
Kiddles
Griffith
Cne
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Seattle
Jaya
Catania
Deere Optical Oe
Keystone, VanCise’s “Iisvon
Bigelow
Thim An
Heather
Meerdink’s Home Furnishings
West Main & Spring Sts
Thomas Motor of Corry, Inc
Associated Press
Sia Szeenich Servic
Pillsbury
Grand River
Florida
BOF
Dietetic Foods
Vege
Al’s
Clothes
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