Sparta Area Schools Plan On Jointure
A proposed consolidation would merge six Crawford County districts Athens Township Bloomfield Township Centerville Borough Rome Township Spartansburg and Sparta Township into one administrative area with a single junior senior high school. A central board and superintendent would govern, while current buildings would serve as elementary schools. Details discussed by a steering committee including district representatives and Crawford County Superintendent.
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Lincolnville
Athens Township
Bloomfield ‘Townhip
Centerville Borowh
Rome Township
Spartansburg
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Bloomfield
Athens
Sparta
Centerville
Titusville
County grants salary boosts to three county appointees
Erie county commissioners ended the 1952 salary meetings by approving a $20 monthly across the board pay raise for three appointees. County Solicitor Jacob B. Ford Estelle Hunt chief clerk Byron Baur will receive updated annual figures of $4,480 and $4,180 plus an additional $1,540 from the institution.
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Erie
Jacob B. Ford
Estelle Hunt
Byron Baur
Miss Hunt
Deficit forecast shadows budget and defense plans
The article notes a $15 billion deficit now foreseen as Congress blocks new taxes, with the administration framing defense spending as the budget key. Direct military outlays are pegged around 59 billion versus 44 billion this year, while new requests should total about 51.5 billion.
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Vunumea
Congres
Congress
United States Defense
Truman
Child Dies From Food Poisoning in Austonville
A two year old Forest county child, Elnora Leah Haslett, daughter of Merle and Betty Hannah Haslett, died Saturday afternoon from food poisoning. Authorities at McDonald Funeral Home in Marianneville took the body. parents awaited results to determine the food source.
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Forest County
Maine
Elnora Leah Haslett
Merle
Betty Hannah Haslett
Austonville
Une McDonald Funeral
Marienville
General MacArthur Wins Poor Richard Medal
General Douglas MacArthur named recipient of the Poor Richard gold medal of achievement, honoring Franklin's spirit. He will not attend the club banquet to accept the award, canceling his speaking engagement out of courtesy to Winston Churchill who is to address Congress the same day.
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Cen
Doulas MacArthur
Benjamin Franklin
Poor Richard Club
Gen
MacArthur
Bled
Franklin
England
Winston Churchill
Congress
Homeless French Waif Buried in United States
A French waif Norbert French, who died in Korea while aiding the U S, will be buried in the United States. Foster mother Mrs A Axelrod of Houston said she will bring the body home. She noted Congress helped him stay in the U S after two stowaway trips and a special law. A corporal Alexander Stewart, 24, was killed December 2 in action. A separate report from Williamsport Pa says a PA All State Orchestra Festival selection committee chose about 200 high school musicians for February 19 with nine district tryouts.
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Norbert French
Korea
United States
Cpl
Alexander Stewart
Japan
America
A. Axelrod
Williamsport
M. Clair Swope
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania Music Leased
Educators Association
Fighting Flares On Western Front
Fighting on Korea’s western front saw Korvin Infantry and Chinese troops clash in heavy action. South Korean First Division delayed a counterattack near Korangpo, while parts northeast of Panmunjom saw hill recapture. U S Fifth Air Force reported snow conditions, Sabre jets in use, and about 85 enemy casualties in close support strikes across the front with rail targets at 31 locations in North Korea.
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Reils
Korea
Korang
Po Loslo
Panmunjom
Jost
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Snow
Tog
Huse
Northwest
Yalu River
North Korea
Douglas eliminates himself as candidate for president
New York Jan 14 supreme Court Justice Williams Douglas says he informed President Truman he will not run for president or vice president in 1952. At 53 he has been a Supreme Court member for over 12 years and was previously chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Supreme Court
Williams
Douglasays
Umar
Douglas
Lene
Tost
Weltien
Truman
Doughis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pitt Adopts Lowell Dawson as Football Coach
Pitt announces Lowell Red Dawson named head football coach at the university today in Pittsburgh. Dawson, a former player and coach, steps into the role amid expectations for rebuilding the program.
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PITT
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Lowell
Red) Dawson
Senate Plans War on Gray Markets in Steel
The Senate committee warned gray markets in steel thrive on wartime demand and price spikes, urging they be stamped out. The report cited small businesses suffering and some firms closing as defense needs pushed steel prices higher. A meteorite note concludes with a stray line about space meteorites surviving atmospheric passage.
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Wey Noouemecu
Washington
Bray
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