McDonald Nomination Fails To Win Senate Approval
Washington January 25 The Senate banking committee refused to approve Harry A McDonald for head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation delaying confirmation pending further study The decision was conveyed to President Truman McDonald is chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission now under investigation by a House subcommittee Senator Douglas urged delay awaiting information on relations of former SEC officials with the agency
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McDonald
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Harry A. McDonald
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Truman
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
House Commerce
Douglas
D-H
Social Club Meeting and Community Notices
Past Master Karl Deeser presided at a joint East and Spring Creek Grange meeting at Town Hall West Spring Creek. Twenty six members attended. Warren County Pomona Grange plans an all day session February 7 at Warren Grange Hull and weekly February Farmers Institute sessions begin Friday at 1 35 p.m. Films on the Walled Nations were shown. Next meeting February 14. Families and residents travel notices include Martins, Eaton, LaPuze, Bumbergnhs and others. Several local residents travel to Philadelphia West Point and St Petersburg for work and family matters. An annual Girl Scout dinner, Aero Supply business in Erie, and American Legion Auxiliary activities noted. Next meeting February 14.
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Karl Deeser
Bast Branch Grange
East Branch Grange
Spring Creek Grange
West Spring Creek
Iast
Warren County Pomona Grange No
Warren Grange
Hull
Rym O
Trib County Gent
Warren County Pomona
Mel
Willian Eaton
Fort Belvoir
Toaton
Will Remati
Eaton
Korea
Lid
Arthur
Rook
Wright Strep
Eric Incersterm
Morth Center Street
St. Petersburg
Dnd
Daytona Beach
Linus LaPoze
Gleveland
W. TF. LaPuze
South Center Street
Mes
Roberd Bumbmigh
Bedford
J. Fred Kineley
East Plowmink Street
TW. Whitteheni
East Pleasant Street
Philadelphia
Philip
Lang- Horne, Pay
Jackal
Princeton
Nydy
Stantey Butcher
Mary Ann and
Stantey, Jr
John Czech
West Point
Butcher
George Royce
St. Barnabas House
Royce
Walter Deutschlander
Alburt Sandburg
Albert By Fox
Columbus
Forest-Warren
Connell
Warren
Tred Barton
Frank Bookwood
William Dykes
West Coast
Paul Bennett
Sern
Kansas
B. Gy Bennett
Bist
Sheeel
Bennett
Vernon Welch
Herold Burgson
Erie
Aero Supply Mig
Tne
Hi Neighbor Club Met At Marsh Home In Dublin
The Hi Neighbor Club of Dublin met at the Marsh home with eight members and one guest, Mrs. William Bemis, present. Mrs. Vernon Humphrey presided over a routine business session followed by social hour games with awards to Mrs. Vernon Humphrey and Mrs. Geel Humphrey, and a door prize won by Mrs. Marlon Way. The next meeting on February 2 will have Mrs. BE Storer as hostess and feature a quilt feeding.
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Novely Cunvey
American Legion
Post
Edwinos School
Averett
Hi Neighbor Club
Marsh
Hi Neighbor Club of
Dubling
Carl Marsh
William Bemis
Vernon Humphrey
Geel Humphrey
Marlon Way
K. Storer
Catholic Daughters vote to buy Bible for Corry Hospital
C D of A Court Met Thursday evening voted to purchase a Bible for Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Leo Hoylen presided as grand regent with business discussed and chorus practice set for February 14. New magazine Views and News published, social time with awards to Mrs John Mooney and Mrs Eleanor Ostbury, refreshments by Mrs Walter Saet and committee.
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John Mooney
Eleanor Ostbury
Walter Saet
Wheelock Community Aid Holds All Day Meeting
Mrs Harold Dougherty hosted the Wheelock Community Aid all day meeting yesterday with 20 members present. Nadia Hamilton of Erie demonstrated sal ads yeast breads and rolls while a tureen dinner was served. President Mrs Howard VanTassel led the business discussion and announced a February 7 hosting date and a new lamp sharks project.
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Harold Dougherty
Wheelock Community Aid
Nadia Hamilton
Erié
Howard VanTassel
VanTassel
Helping Hand Club Meeting Recap
Highteen members of the Helping Hand Club met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in the I.C.F. Hall. Mrs H D Haupin presided. A luncheon was served at noon and a routine business session followed at 2 p.m. The next meeting was set for February 14.
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Helping Hand Club
Helping Head Club
Scout Program For E. U. B. Brotherhood
EO Brotherhood president Guy Bennink opened the regular meeting with prayer and scripture. Troop 82 Boy Scouts led the program including a mutation procedure while the education commission served refreshments. A father and son banquet is planned for February 2.
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Guy Bennink
EO. Brotherhood
Robert Cleming
Boy Scouts
The
Educational Commission
Brotherhood
Ason Born to Ralph and Ray Mond Higley Family
Yesterday afternoon at Cory Memorial Hospital a birth was recorded to Mr and Mrs Ralph Ross of 117 Sixth Avenue Ason. Earlier this morning a baby was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Higley at Corry Memorial Hospital residing at 332 Pitt Street.
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Ason
Cory Memorial Hospital
Ralph Ross
Sixth Avenue
Raymond Higley
Pitth Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gra-V Clubs Rally Planned For March 21 Event
Gra-V clubs discuss a rally on March 21 with ten Gra-V elite presiding to prevent a brief skit. A trophy will be awarded. each club represented on the refreshment and clean-up committees. The rally will feature a hobby show with handicrafts and art on display. David Hallstrom elected corenagins rmasher. officers named Phyllis Butters Larry Barr Sharop Zulzneck Abn Mowrey David Hillstram Susan Kinley Pateiert Howlett Tiwarte Potocld Barbara Weicht David Vanoy.
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Phan
Lye Meshoe
David Hallstrom
Rmasher of
Corenagins
Clube
Phyllis Butters
Liarry Barr
Sharop Zulzneck
Abn Mowrey
David Hillstram
Susan Kinley
Pateiert Howlett
Tiwarte Potocld
Barbara Weicht
David Vanoy
Registration of births nears 100 per cent in Pa
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania births registered by the State Bureau of Vital Statistics approach the 100 per cent mark. Dr. Rissall Teague, secretary of health, notes babies born in the state have 89 or better chances of having birth certificates on file. A nationwide study by the US Public Health Service placed Pennsylvania at 99.3 per cent, above the national average of 97.4. The 1950 census-based study checked births from January 1 to March 31, 1950 for certificate on file.
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Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Rissall
Teague
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Buresia
Lollay
Union
United States Public Health Service
State Health Departments
United States Bureauf
United States
U S to convey stand to Japan in post treaty era
The United States will insist on detailing post treaty military relations with Japan before the peace document becomes effective. Ambassador Dear Rate will confer with Japanese Prime Minister Yost, while defense officials press for an operating agreement ensuring direct U.S. access to Japanese authorities and avoiding protracted negotiations. The move aims to prevent Japan from capitalizing on local politics or impeding U.S. military authority in the islands. STONEBOIO MAN NAMED READING PA Jan 25 Walter B Parker elected president of the Pennsylvania State Association of County Fairs at the 40th annual convention in Reading with officers and timekeepers noted.
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Will
Japan
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Yost
Dear Rate
Deroy Department
Truman
Oivar Bradley
Senate
U. S
U.S
Tubire Japaress
Stoneboio
Reading
Walter B. Parker
Stonebwte
Pennsylvaniia State Apsouialion
Sweehary-Steaklirer
Chistes
W. Swoy
W. Gammell
Honesdire
A.C. Brice Bedford
Pail Bdaacahs
Bloomshire
Harrishire
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Ty Ara Lee
Radford
Humphrey Bogart
Sirocco
Barbara Hale
Richard Greene
Roy Rogers Riders Club
ROY Rogers
AEC
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force
Sumner Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Zuckert
Connellicut
International
Topp
Coats
Dupont
Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
Joint Grange
Legion Auxiliary
Wheelock
E. U. B. Brotherhood
Real
Thicot
TN Cannon
Valentine
Lone Mastersheer
Revere
Wats
F. C. Chapin & Son
Combat Boots Caecad
Ballerinas
Alesmas
North Center ST
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