How's Your I. Q. A 1951 Reader Quiz From Classifieds
A reader quiz lists ten questions about state politics cities corporations military alliances and well known quotes. It asks who represents which state in the U S Senate Hell's Kitchen city Hanford plant contractor Cadillac Hydra Matic shift indicator Garden State Central Powers who heads General Electric after Wilson who signs and attests presidential orders and the author of a famous line about death and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Byrd
U. S. Senate
Hell's Kitchen
Hanford
Washington) Atomic Energy Plant
What Industrial Corporation
Cadillac
Garden State
Central Powers
General Electric Co
Charles H Wilson
Tatter
Corry High tops Youngsville in northern league clash
Don Devean led Corry High with 18 points as the Beavers defeated Youngsville 46 to 14 in a Northern Interscholastic League game. Frank Baresi suffered a head gash in a preliminary contest at St Eoward’s Cathedral Prep. Local tree removal activity noted as town works. FEPC history and wartime details discussed amid debates on new federal employment practices. Fox sightings reported on Jackson Hill. Amici Class dinner at United Brothers Church, G.T. Bergman and Rev. J. E. Baker spoke post meal. Ice cutters near Boston noted for two-foot harvests.
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Don Devean
Crack Denter
Beavers
Youngsville
Corry High
Frank
Cheets" Baresi
Star High
St. Eoward's Cathedral Prep
Cannavino Seeks Erie Council Post
Erie candidate Michael A. Cannavino former streets director announces Democratic bid for city council. He says he runs humbly on Democratic principle and declines comment on party slate as peers like Thomas W. Flatley and Dr. Harold W. Kinter are mentioned for future mayoral race notes.
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Cannavino
Erie Council
Erie
Michael A. Cannavino
Streets
Inauyoralty
Thomas W. Flatley
Harold W. Kinter
Cannavina
Dairymen to receive 4.86 for January milk in six-state NY milkshed
Dr. G J Blanford, NY metropolitan milk area administrator, forecasts a uniform January price of 4.88 per hundredweight for deliveries to approved plants in six-state milkshed. Butterfat differential set at 38 cents per tenth of fat around 35 percent. Production estimated at 467 million pounds for January, about 313 pounds daily per producer among 50,200. Reports due February 10, with price and differential announced by February 14 and payments by February 25.
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New Yor
G. J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Dannery
Blanford
Begin Work On Reapportionment
Associated Press reports a Senate committee in Harrisburg is tackling Pennsylvania reapportionment for 1931. Senator John M. Walker notes the task is difficult and time consuming as districts have not been redrawn since 1891. GOP control could push a plan through despite partisan pushback. Democratic whip Senator John J. Haluska warns the minority will press its views in the process.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
John M. Walker
Allegheny County
Commonwealth
John J. Haluska
D-Cam_ _ bria
New England
Pennsylvania to lose three congressional seats after 1960 census
Pennsylvania's delegation will drop from 33 to 30 members under 1950 census figures. The Keystone State is the only one losing three representatives, with redistricting based on a new ratio around 349,000 people per seat.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
House
Senate
Eight-year-old Robert Kinnock killed by truck in Jeannette
Rob ob Kinnock eight died after stepping between parked cars on North Third Street extension in Jeannette. He was playing on the sidewalk with other children when he darted into the street and was struck by a truck yesterday.
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Jeannette
Robob Kinnock
North Third Street
Robert
Corry students buy defense stamps total $359
Corry public Schools bought $359 in defense bonds and stamps in December as disclosed by Miss Helen Spencer, director of the sale. Concord School led with $103, followed by Junior Elementary $82, Fairview $92, Washington $48, Senior High $40, Junior High $37, and Harding $15.
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Corry Publc
Helen Spencer
Concord
Washington
Fairview
Harding
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Truman
FEPC
Roosevelt
Congress
TEPC
la L. Showars
State Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Jackson Hill
Spring Creek
Ed Mould
Amici
Unites Brothern Church
G.T. Bergman
J. E. Baker
Tls
Boston
Dems
Termi
West Main and
Spring Streets
Powell Motor CO
Center St
Powell
Teflex
The
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kryptor
Doutors
New Deal Optical
Erie, Pa
Nabisco
T&s
Quick Frozen Fancy Growers & Packers Strawberries
Seabrook Farms
Florida
Brach's
Crisco
Pride of Florida
Sunkist
California
Hee
Tion
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