Paragraf Phe Paul Phelps Home Sale Reported
A parcel at 17 West ink street was sold today to Dry Mabel Jones of South Center street via Cobbett Real Estate. The item notes a local death, government notices on insurance termination, National Guard procedures, a whooping cough outbreak in Titusville, state job placements records, Union City’s 160th anniversary plans, and a marriage license filing in Erie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Phelps
Westink Street
Dry Mabel Jones
South Center Street
Cobbett Real Estate Agency
Union City
Union City Hospital
Hershey Urges 7 Million Needed for Draft Gaps
Cincinnati July 21 Associated Press The director of selective service General Hershey said the United States must find seven million ethical and skilled men for industry. He warned against delaying deferments for skilled workers and explained 10,600,000 men aged 18 to 27. 7.6 million are classified, 1.2 million 1A, 1.2 million not classified for age, 2.7 million veterans, 536,000 4-F, 198,000 in farming, 199,000 in reserves.
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Hershey
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Selective Service
United States
Lewis B Hershey
Aginst
Linb
Gavin Attacks Blundering In Korean Policy
Rep Loon Gavin of Oil City, Republican, criticizes what he calls shameful blundering in Korea policy. He cites President Truman and the 800,000 troops withdrawn last year, arguing the retreat undermined gains and raises questions about why forces were pulled back and then fought to regain what was held.
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Saryengbouhnen
Washington
Loon Gavin
Oil City
Tne
Gavin
Sith
Truman
Korea
No Disturbance at Reds Rally in Berlin
Report from Berlin notes a restrained Communist rally with high officials from several counties observing. West and East German authorities reported eased traffic controls on Autobahns around Helmstedt to Berlin. Some unposted flights from Dillgow to Brandenburg were tracked near the western Berlin edges as the Socialist Unity Party stage managed its event without clear purpose.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Helmstedt
LoWard
West Berlin
Dilly
Marance
Dillgow
Brandenburg
Socialist Unity (Communist
New Shorthand Course Offered at Chautauqua
A new shorthand system taught at Chautauqua Sumner Schools promises 60 words a minute in a week. Inventor M. EB Zinman of Theodore Roosevelt High School explains the method doubles speed with about two hours daily practice. It trains in Jonghand and invites ages 16 and up to enroll Mondays in Kellogg Hall, price $3 for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajtauqua
Chautauqua Sumner
M. EB. Zin‘man
Department of Secretarial Studies
Theodore Roosevelt High School
New York
Neyemlover
Kellogg Hall
Chautauqua
College of the City of New York
New Yorks University
Zinman
Greee
Pitman
GE Net Profit Hits New High in First Half 1950
General Electric reports six month net profit of 77.445 million dollars, up 8 percent from 1949, with record consolidated sales of 881.05 million from January 1 to June 20. Dividend declared 80 cents a share for Q2, totaling 1.20 dollars for six months. Colorado landmarks noted for Yule marble heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
A. J. Caruso
Bureau of Employment and Unemployment Compensation
Caruso
PSES
New Highis
Tor Company
Wtul
Columbus Vicinity News Highlights Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Arehit Wetmore and son David of Corry joined Sunday guests at the Lines home. Robbins celebrated his sister Lynette Johnsons 80th birthday. Carl Gincott Jr and family returned from Detroit vacation. James Blakeslee toured the New England states in a 10 day trip. Vespar service drew three Columbus families to Spring Creek. Ragnar Carlson and family visited H Watrous. Paul Bergman and Arvid Bergman called at the Swanson home. Hillsburg family and Vade Sinelburg visited Columbus enroute home from New York tour. Albert Coppermith and California guests moved into Val Flahertys North Street home. Joseph Baressi visited Lines. Hila Blakeslee visits May Robins in Erie. Gry Page of Erie guests with Merle and Emma Page. Columbus Grange meets Monday with baby pictures brought by each member. Library meeting held at May Robbins home. Rev Jordan Cole returned from Milroy with Annette Curtis. Linn Gehert and Dan from Danville Pa visited. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Paul Triskets for an all day. Picnic and wiener roast enjoyed near her grove.
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James Blakeslee
New England
Columbus
Spring Creek
Ragnar Carlson
Jamestown
Kathleen
Stephen
Teddy
H. Watrous
Paul Bergman
Arvid Bergman
Charles Swanson
Hillburg
Mable and
Alliene
Cleveland
Vade
Oscar Sinelburg
Don
Columbus Grange
May Robbins
Jordan Cole
Milroy
Annette Curtis
Linn M. Gehert
Dan
Danville
IA. "Thompson
Paul Trisket
Price wage controls aired by Congress
The article notes congressional hearings on price and wage controls as a means to boost Western and European factory output for weapons and military supplies. The State Department released two white papers arguing that the Communist invasion of South Korea disrupted world peace, attributing aggression to Communist forces.
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Congress
Damage suit filed over Beaver County crash outcome
Pittsburgh July 21. Richard Martell 22 of Ohio Township Beaver County says his right leg had to be amputated after a traffic crash. He filed the damage suit yesterday in common pleas court naming Yellow Cab Company and Walter Peterson the driver as defendants.
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Pittsburgh
Richard ©. Martell
Ohio Township
Beaver County
Yellow Gabe Company
Walter Peterson
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Tacow B. Goldberg
Sharon Genstal Hospital
Goldberg
Couneslman
Iaj Sharon
State Insurance Department
Automobile
State Revenue Department
Army
National Guard
Guard
Titusville
Board of Health
Erie County Court House
Donald McCray
Elgin
Marjorie Owens
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin B. Corry
LEED
Corry
Yuroslav Tito
U. S
Tisey's
Pillsbury
MI Boy
PEG
ARGO
Kreamy
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Colorado
Lincoln
Topp
San Cura
Suvurr
Corry’s Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
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