Forest fire protection praised in Pa to match national efforts
Data from the Forest Service and state boards show Pennsylvania maintain low fire losses. In 1950 Pennsylvania logged 910 fires on protected lands versus nationwide 9,057 in 1939 and 6,678 in 1850, with protection costs only 6.3 cents per acre, among the lowest regionally. A note highlights drought and rain influence on fire damage and praises state efficiency. Also mentions a blood donor from East Liverpool preparing to donate his ninth pint.
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Forest, Service
U. S. Department of Agriculure
Pennsylvania
Division of Protection
State Department of Forests
United States
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania Department, of Commerce
California
AWOL GI Joins Front Lines After Year Abroad
Corporal Robert von Kuznick, 25, of Lakewood, shown smiling aboard the General M. C. Meigs in San Francisco, part of a 410 man U S. contingent arriving from overseas. He had previously left Fort Knox, Kentucky, and reappeared fighting in Korea a year later.
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Cpl
Robert von Kuznick
Lakewood
Fort Knox
Korea
Ganeplank
M. C. Meigs
San Francisco
United States
International
How's Your I A Quiz Of Tricky Facts And Puzzles
A fragmented quiz prompts readers to test knowledge on topics from biblical figures to animal traits and legal history. It asks 10 questions with varying difficulty and hints at memory improvement and monthly averages.
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Leon Blum
Leon Blum Prominent? 3. Do Prisoners Confined In Federal Penitentiaries
Corlgan
Mothers' March on Polo Tonight in Clymer
The annual Mothers' March on Polo for Clymer and North Clymer begins at 6 30 p m with fire whistle signaling. Donors are asked to leave porch lights on and receipts will be issued on request. The canvass should finish by 7 40 p m with results sent to John Neckers and Mrs Paul Wiggers.
Erie Man Seeks Thief After Phone Stolen From Home
Eric Samuel Levick of Erie reports a burglar broke into his residence between January 18 and Monday and stole his telephone along with a purse containing $25 and a box of men’s jewelry. Police found no clear motive. Other incidents include broken windows at Kuhn Health Food Store and Gallagher Printing Co in Erie and a missing $25 cash and a $25 check from Miss G Llewellyn.
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Eric — Samuel Levick
Erie
Kuhn Health Food
Gallagher Printing Co
Ex Columbus Man Gets Co op Post
Blaine Stockton of Youngsville has been named manager of the Oneida Madison Rural Electrical Cooperative Inc. in Bonckville North Carolina. Approval came from the Rural Electrification Administration. Stockton formerly worked for Warren Electric Cooperative and will take the new post next Tuesday. His wife and sons stay in Youngsville while planning to move to Bonckville soon.
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Blaine Stockton
Voungsville
Oneida- Madison
Bural Electrical Co-operative, Inc
Bonckville
N. C
Ths
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
Stockton
Columbus
Warren’ Electric Co-operative
Tno
City Births Surpass Deaths by 59 in 1932
Births in the city for 1932 totaled 195 while deaths reached 196, per local registrar Sidney B. Histon. A Warren High basketball victory over Corry High School 38-27 on Beatty School court followed earlier fiefcot losses. A chimney blaze at Worth and West Smith streets caused little damage to W. L. Henry property. D. B. Louch and C. B. Wilcox of the Corry Taxpayers' Union met county and Erie committees yesterday.
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Sidney B. Histon
Warren High
Corry High School
Beatty School Court
Warren
Dragons
Beavers
Worth and
West Smith Streets
W. L. Henry
D. B. Louch
C. B. Wilcox
The
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Erie
Blaze gutts Uniontown building amid 70 000 damage
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a fast moving fire gutted a two story building housing Rosey Hote Furniture Co and endangered a nearby Sumey Tining Co. More than 100 firefighters fought the blaze which started in the basement just after mid day with damage estimated at 70000 dollars.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Rosey Hote Furniture Co
Sumey Tining Co
Red Cross Campaign Targets 25 Corry Memberships
Drafts aim to extend economies and reach a year’s total membership for relief work. Corry’s quota is 25 with under a dozen memberships signed so far in the special drive.
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Corry
Red Cross
Fire sweeps building in Sumey area injuring three
Within 20 minutes the fire structure was ablaze and flames threatened the Sumey building. Two tremen suffered minor injuries and three others were overcome by smoke. Damage to the Rosey building stock was estimated at $30,000. Smoke still curled from the burning structure nine hours after the blaze broke out. Firemen remained on the scene to prevent any further outbreak.
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Sumey
Rosey
Pittsburgh-Jones and Laughlin Steel earnings rise in 1952 quarter
Pittsburgh-Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp reports income of 14 071 000 for the 1952 quarter or 82.21 a share, nearly doubling the 1951 quarter. Net income in 1951 was 4 08 a share. Some woods such as ebony sink when salted or seasoned.
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Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
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Saraka
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