Twenty Years Ago Prom Journal Plies Promising Progress
Pine progress noted on city projects with roof work at the new Junior High School and steel framing rising at Corry's new hotel. The Rudinlor Plant and C Rogers Construction are advancing. a St Elizabeth garden social drew over two thousand attendees as William Batts and Mrs Mildred wed in Corry. Born to Nathan and Mrs Reynolds a son Trice Joseph on July 23. Jane McCray, recently discharged from Corry Hospital, is greatly improved at home.
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Steal Fratier
Corry
Rudinlor
C. Rogers Construction Company
Jane McCray
Corry Hospital
Avente
Miss McCray
Shift Wage Rule for New Plants in Philadelphia
A wartime rule change speeds wage actions for new plants in the Philadelphia area. Regional War Labor Board Chairman Sylvester Ghrerll explains tentative approval allows wage rates to take effect immediately upon site certification, accelerating conversion to peace time production and reducing need for full RWLB action for every case.
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Philadelphia
Liv
Hp National War Labor
Boal
Sylvester Ghrerll
Jamestown B-24 Pilot Lost Over Austria
Jamestown air forces report Lt. dyup eld Peterson, 44, missing on a mission over Austria. Peterson, commander of Bet Libs unit with the 16th Air Porow based in Thaly, was last heard July 8. telegrams to his parents confirmed the loss. Details remain sparse as families await word from the War Department.
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Jamns Roy
Vuys
Dyup
Eld Peterson
Churton
Peterson
Bet Libs Yetolor
Air Porow
Thaly
Uellore
Austria
Hplyen
TL Petowon
Selon
Fain
Sverseo
Arm s Objector Appeals Case in Jamestown July
A Jamestown report details an arms objector from Pennsylvania who left a camp without permission and did not return. His attorney says he will appeal the conviction in U S District Court. Reliable reports note interest from the American Civil Liberties Union as authorities pursue this high-profile selectivity case.
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Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Moteolf
Moyinn
Heater Divoto
Elmira
Wren
U. S
Ox Dows
District Court
Jay" Barnatell
Buide
Big Flats
American Civil Tiberius Union
Fe County
Planning for Peace Adopts Gradual Postwar Reconversion
An editorial argues for gradual reconversion to civilian production as war ends. It cites Nelson’s plan and allied approval, warns against rapid demobilization, and urges long-range economics to prevent postwar unemployment. It critiques Congress for pension bill piecemeal voting and questions Prussian influence in Germany. The piece ends with a miscellaneous quiz note.
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Donald Nelson
United Dle
Army
Myury
Max
Nelson
America
Germany
Siaxons
Piehte
Treitschie
Franchman
Gobineau
Houston Steward Chamberlain
Bismarck
Costa
Waz
Bavaria
Hitler
Prussia
State relief at a record low in June aid payments
In June, Pennsylvania disbursed 4.49 million dollars in aid to four assistance types, well below the 12.35 million paid in August 1939. The federal government contributed 1.614 million, about 36 percent, toward Old-Age and related costs, while state funds covered most remaining expenses for Dependent Children and General Assistance.
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Harrisburg
Department
New Archbishop Elevated by Pope Pius
Pope Pius elevates Bishop Henry Rohlman of Davenport Iowa to archbishop marking a major leadership change in the church. Rohlman becomes one of the church’s senior bishops as he assumes the new post in Vatican City today.
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Vaticanly
Pius Today
Henry Rohlman
Davenport
Iowa
Washington Sees postwar decentralization plan
Washington contemplates postwar decentralization to ease Mall congestion. Maj. Gen. Grant leads a National Capital Planning Commission study proposing new bridges, the GAO building, and moving agencies to Virginia and areas near the Anacostia River. The aim is to reduce central government density while keeping major offices in the Capitol area under a refined layout.
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Washington
Jack Stinnett
Parker
Grant
Alwad
Potomar
General Accounting Office
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Silver Springs
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Alexandria
Virginia
Poraries
Cu. Wilettlly
Washington Monument
Linco Memorial
Wal
Tussend Wiene
Army
Nagyi
Gao
Witsyhyeton
Congressment
Rationing stamp details issued for four areas
The notice lists book four red stamps for meats and fats, blue stamps for processed foods, sugar stamps ten through thirty two for five pounds, stamp 40 for canning, shoes airplane stamps, gas coupons in the Northeast and Southeast, oil period four and five through September 30, and new period rules allowing use from receipt.
Pennsy Trainman Hurt in Yards at Ridgway
Pennsylvanian railroad worker Tunary quads-Luanies pe Aecker, 57, of Kaye, sustained lacerations and bruises after being struck by a locomotive in the PRR yards at Ridgway. He is at Elk County General Hospital in fair condition. Injuries include bleeding over the left eye, facial lacerations, and a bruised left shoulder while inspecting motive power in the engine house. the engine traveled at a slow pace and no warning was given by brakeman A. L. Leese before impact.
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Pe Aecker
Kaye
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Ridgway
Elk County General Hospital
Besecker
A. L. Leese
Seese
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Mildred
T. R. Courtice
Nathan Reynolds
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Third Regional War Labor Board
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