Lake boatyard note shows eight yard excursion
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State aims to win back share of shad industry
Harrisburg works to revive a once vast Susquehanna shad fishery with Operation shad. The Pennsylvania Fish Commission tests if shad can spawn in the river’s headwaters after dam construction halted migrations from Chesapeake Bay. A taxi system moves tagged fish upstream, hoping to rebuild a seasonal run and consider a permanent program.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Susquehanna River
Chesapeake Bay
America
Shad
Susquehanna
Charles ‘A
French
Chesapeake
Gordon K. Trembley
Commission
Commonwealth
Corry GLF 10 Holds Annual Meeting Aug 4
The Corry Grange League Federation will hold an annual meeting at the Junior High School at 8:15 p.m. on August 4. Roy Swart announces reports on GLF business and two committeemen will be elected as terms of Paul Trisket and Webb McCray expire. Entertainment, contests with prizes, and refreshments follow the business session.
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Corry Glf
Corry Grange League Federation
Roy Swart
GLF
Paul Trisket
Webb McCray
Korean Armistice Talks No Breakthrough In Prisoner Exchange
Munsan Korea three week news blackout lifted on prisoner exchange deadlock. United Nations offered to return 13 000 more captives but Allied chief Maj Gen William K Harrison Jr said talks have been fruitless since July 4. Only 83 000 of 170 000 POWs want repatriation, while the Reds demand 116 000, including 20 000 Chinese captives with only 6 400 willing to return.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison Jr
U. N
Harrison
Homecoming Week at McCray Methodist Church
Homecoming events run July 28 through August with weekday services at 8 p.m. featuring Cortland Bryant Rev. Doyle Anderson Rev. Bradley Lines. The official Homecoming Day is Sunday August 3 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rev. Robert Klem will lead the morning service and Rev. Dinnett G. Farr will speak in the afternoon. Former pastors will attend. a meal follows the morning service.
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McCray Methodist Church
Cortland Bryant
Doyle Anderson
Bradley Lines
SBE
Robert Klem
Dinnett G. Farr
Fayetteville
W. Va
U S Appeals To Soviet Union Over Korea Prisoners
Washington says it has appealed to Russia and Chinese and North Korean Communist regimes for improved treatment of United Nations prisoners of war in Korea. The appeal also went to the International Red Cross ahead of a worldwide Red Cross conference opening in Toronto.
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Byersevermuen
Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
Korea
International Red Cross
State Department
Toronto
Mining Permit Revoked in Allegheny Township
Harrisburg reports the Slate Sanitary Water Board revoked the mining permit of Allison Enjoining Go in Allegheny Township Buller County and asked the attorney general for action. The board, which directs the commonwealth's Clean Stream Program, said the company failed to halt the discharge of acid to streams.
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Harrisburg
Slate Sanitary Water Board
Allison Enkineeting Go
Allegheny Township
Buller County
Attorties General
EX NEWSMAN KILLED IN KOREAN AIR CRASH
Former war correspondent and advertising figure Mrs Patricia Wonkland Colombo reports her husband Captain Carl Colombo among six crew killed when a Korean Air transport plane crashed on takeoff at Ashiya Air Base Kyushu Japan Tuesday. Colombo served in World War II and later worked in advertising before rejoining the Air Force in September 1.
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Pittsburgh
Carl Colombo
Ashiyu Air Force Base
Kyushu
Japan
Colombo
Patricia Wonkland
Kallea
Pirates' longtime physician dies at 1946 team era
Dr Norman C Cehyenbirt G1 team physician to the National League Pittsburgh Pirates since 1946 died today.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Norman C Cehyenbirt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steel workers reach wage deal to avert platinum strike
United States steel industry boss Charles Wilson pushed for a raise beyond the Capehart limit but Price Stabilizer Elix Arnall refused to lift the ceiling. After a White House session, Wilson resigned, and an agreement was announced that grants 18 cents per hour for 650,000 workers, a modified pension, a 15 day employer escape, six holidays, three weeks vacation after 15 years, and a wage reopen next June 20. Six major firms US Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones and Laughlin Inland and Youngstown Sheet and Tube sign on, covering about 70 percent of capacity.
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Pagenet
Wilson
Defense
Elix Arnall
Truman
Arnall
Huff
White House
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones and Laughlin
Inland
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ley
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