Mrs D F Alexander Arrives To Reside In City
Mrs D F Alexander of New Castle Pennsylvania arrived in the city yesterday to reside Patrolman and Mrs Alexander will live at 102 North Second avenue Philip Zalaneck returned here last evening from a business visit Armour Hillstrom is home from Allegheny College Meadville for a brief and stay with his parents Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom and family of East Congress Street Mrs A G Ressink and daughter Lois came home this noon from a visit in Brie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. ‘Alexander
New Castle
Alexander
North Second Avenue
Philip Zalaneck
Armour Hillstrom
Allegheny College
Meadville
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
A. G. Ressink
Lois
Brie
Pred
West Pleasant Street
Jamestown
Guy Brown
Ruth Lester
Erie
Archie N. Goldfinch
R. C. Barth
Mary Malek
Bufalo
Christensen
Taylor Rath Histon
A. J. Devissey
Detroit
Emilie Burr
Win
Wealminater College
New Wilmington
Burr
Sian
Howard WW
Johnson Sistur
Bess Johnson
Waters
Ernestine Lynn
Westminster College
North Center Street
Albert Lynn
Noble Braden
Mintlair
E. L. Moras
Mabel Berry, Jr
Lew
Buttato
Personal Mention Highlights City Visitors and Residents
A run of personal notes from Meadville lists A C Cain a noted conductor en route to Olean and Miss Mary Algine Sears returning from Allegheny College to her Maple avenue home. Raymond Yohe naval inspector travels to Ganton for a wedding, with others attending events in the area. Several residents traveled to Cleveland Erie Jamestown and Warren for meetings visits and social occasions including family gatherings and evangelistic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Cain
Olean
Mary Algine Sears
Allegheny College
Meadville
CL. Sears
Maple Avenue
Raymond P. Yohe
The
Aero Supply Company
Ganton, O
Libby Homan
Adlen Brown
Frank Graft
Merle Dodd
Cleveland
Ford
Aml
W. Hi Delean
Wayne Nichols
Flora Bement
Clyde Fowler
Sherman
Wacy
Alten
Mig Fowler
Mra Dedesn
Bement
C. J. Frantz
B. Shurmer
H. Hertzel
Warren, Pa
A. D. Golegrove
Alice Howard
Erie
Kenneth B. Symmons
Huswna Rey
B. R. Lewis
Daytona Beach
Robert
A. Brown
F. S. Wield
Jamestown
Hee Mughter
Gertude Piel
West Bouth Street
Rachel
Katherine Donovan
Sharon
C.J. Burns
Francis O'Connell
Couitersport
Mary O'Connell
Williamsport
St Thames Rectory
Floods trap rebel forces near Madrid in deep waters
A three day downpour from the Guadarrama watershed sent millions of gallons of rain into the Guararima and Mangrares rivers, flooding the central Madrid area and trapping rebel forces. Artillery and tanks sank in mud as water rose to three feet, isolating whole units during freezing conditions.
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Madrid
Guadarrama
Madris
Guararnima
Mangrares
Civil Service Commission Examinations At Ottawa and DC
The United States Civil Service Commission announces competitive exams in Ottawa for Junior Patent Examiner at $2000 a year in the Patent Office and Elevator Mechanician at $1080 per year in the Branch of Buildings Management National Park Service. Assistant or meteorology positions listed for Weather Bureau. Applications and information available from Q A Johnson, Secretary, in this city post office or customs house.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Ottawa
Department of Commence
Elavator
National Park Service
Sov
Washington, D. C
Dinier
Weather Bureau
Q. A. Johnson
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiner
Custom House
Glass workers win eight cent raise after negotiations
United Press reports a general wage increase of at least eight cents an hour in the plate and window glass industry. Five months of talks ended with new contracts signed by four independent manufacturers and the Franklin Glass Corporation, boosting pay for about 3,000 workers and raising minimum hourly rates while some crews gain cost adjustments. The Pittsburgh area negotiations followed strikes at Pittsburgh Plate and Glass and Lithey firms as plants reopened.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Fan
Uawn
Franklin Glis
Butler
Glass Grudicers
Pittsburgh Plate
Lithey-fwensdr
Astralight
Peril Looms as Mississippi Rises Threatening Levees
As the Mississippi swells from Ohio River inflow, army engineers prepare evacuations and warn of a potential $1.9 billion flood. The crest threatens main line levees below Cairo and areas around Memphis, with discharge reaching millions of cubic feet per second.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Mississippi Channel
Iit
Umnilte
Cairo
Memphis
Coal Strike Rumor Spreads Through Pittsburgh Area
Rumor of a nationwide coal strike spreads in Pittsburgh with claims 24,000 miners may walk out over January pay deductions and a special tax levy. Officials and mine workers debate timing and payment details as tensions rise amid uncertain outcomes.
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United Press
Littsburgh
Washington
Joly L. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel 1986 report shows high operating rate and profits
Bethlehem Steel’s 1986 report places operating capacity at 82 percent, strongest since 1981, with backlog orders large since World War II. Net income for 1986 totals $13,801,006, plus $1.07 per common share, while quarterly results mark the best FQ since mid-1930s and earnings to 1980 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Gamni
Tals
Hwuanee
Gaiew
TAAL
Bethte
Market Reacts To Strike Situation In New York
The stock market rose after news of an early GM strike settlement hopes and a late buying surge. Leading issues gained over 2 points with American Can American Locomotives American Smelters American Can and others among gainers as investors eyed steel, autos, and utilities like Bethlehem Steel United Gas and Westinghouse Electric amid broad sector optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
High Steel Company
General Motors
American Smelters
American T & Anaconda
Aplanite
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel Curtiss
United Gory
Eel
Steel
Waller Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Bile
Youngstown S&t
Slhy N.Y
Curb
Arkansas Gas, Fuse
OM ‘Asia Supply
Asso Gas & Electric
Ewes ME Cities Servign Co
Veces Ai McCord Rad
WPA Strikers Jeopardize Wage Payments in Reading District
Harrisburg January 20 WPA officials warned that the Reading district offices and related projects may fail to pay wages to about 1 000 workers as strike actions threaten funding. Officials said project closings could affect some 4 000 men across nearby sites while continuing payroll operations remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
WEA
Reading
WPA
Barks Couiny
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Rex
Illdog Drummond
Ray Millard
Sir Guy Standing
Heather Angel
Reginald Denny
Bing Crosby
Lamona
Civil Service Commission
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Csburs
Ississiepl
Ares
Aphatn
Ule OF
Mexico
Liepeport Ja
Inswa
Ithe Mila
Thio
Vicks VapoRub
NORGE
Norge Division
Borg-Warner Corporation
Mich
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