Pre adjournment summary outlines 1947 legislative swing
In the first session of the 80th Congress with a Republican majority and a Democratic President, party lines limited domestic agenda. A survey shows much Republican program enacted, aided by Democratic support, while foreign policy unity waned toward year end. The piece notes postwar controls and shifting Republican platform references.
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Congress
Wood
Roosevelt
Repiblican National Committee
Alcohol Injection Treatment for Vascular Spasms
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, a notice on injecting alcohol via hypodermic needle to relax arterial spasms in older patients. The method aims to restore blood flow, reduce pain and cramps, with limited effect on sensation or motion. Younger patients may require surgery. older patients risk poor adrenal response. Early reports show several spinal or blood vessel swelling cases improving after injections.
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Herve
Roaming Round Notes on Dakin Area Life and Industry
Local items trace Henry Duty returning to South Center street and plans for a new structural engineering firm in Exe. News covers furniture market reports from Grand Rapids and Chicago, a barber shop closing, travel plans, park funding appeals, church anniversary, primary politics, a fire safety reminder, and regional business moves including a new Cortez car project and North American Motors.
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Henry Duty
Carrytte
Detroit
South Center Street
Exe
Duffy
Erie
Corry
Grand Rapids
Jamestown
Michigan Fur Culture Center
Chicago
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Fairview Strees
Oud
William Miller
John Tinar~ Fin
Briggs
North American Motors, Inc
Cortez
Jasnes A. Maffett
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Airplane Fame
North American Aviation
Dallas
Texas
Charlie Carroll
Cory
Lye
P Lantem
Second l Avenue
Perry Collier
Mead Park
Mowrey
Early Telegraph Switchboard Pioneer Erle Skater Remembered
Fragmentary notes honor a Corry inventor who helped develop the Sirs primitive hotel telephone switchboard and drew praise as a premier skater in his era. Other items mention Allegheny College student wages at 60 cents an hour, debate over a fountain move in City Park, and plans to store natural gas in liquid form to save space.
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Erle
Corry
Comy
Allegheny College
North Center Street
Nemo
City
Mayer Brothers
Quiz questions from Clabsiti Page for answers
A set of quirky trivia items asks about geographic waters between two European countries, a Derby horse’s retirement, a Danish labor leader and other figures, the Punjab Assembly partition vote, grammar correction, a Bridge Party misprint, the Scottish city with largest population, blood physiology, briquette origins, and Eisenhower’s post as Army Chief of Staff.
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Kattegat
Wisner
Richard Halduyt
Punjab Legislative Assembly
Podunk
Scotland
Eisenhower
Army
City dump mischance delays resurfacing project
A discarded item, deemed "no good for anything" after a conference of employees, was moved from the city dump. It was finally retrieved and replaced with the first hole opened in the new resurfacing work to pull it back at the junction of two streets.
Inquest Links Lovells Roadhouse to Erie Death
A partial inquest report links a Lovells roadhouse resort to the death of C. McGrath, whose body was found near the Erie Railroad. The hearing follows tax payer protests over the school levy and cites audit figures showing questioned reductions and budget concerns. Dan Zilch, dean of local artists, is noted in a closing remark.
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Endroner
Lovells Staten
C. McGrath
Erie Railroad
Dan Zilch
Corry Tobsovial Artists
Washington Lunch at 136 North Center Street
A local eatery named Washington Lunch operates at 136 North Center Street offering daily meals with steaks, chops, and specialty dishes. The establishment advertises wines, beer, and liquors as part of its menu.
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Washington
North Center Street
Local barbershop owner to take over operations next Monday
East Main Street barbershop in Tate Walter Dedeau will assume operation of the establishment next Monday. Congregation at the Presbyterian Church voted to extend a call to Rev. Robert B. Cressey of Erie to become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Key. The issue was delayed by the Board of Education at a special session last evening. Board members accepted the resignation of Glen G. Owen as director of athletics at Corry High School, with his departure noted as a loss to a large following. he plans to move to Pittsburgh. Property committee requested more time to study auditorium, while discussions on physio and metal traits of the problem and settlement of parental pay remain items on the agenda.
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Pennsylvania
Latrobe
South Park
Total Police
Phu Waite
Snow
Hall
Cleveland
Six Indies
Jack
Norma Lindsley
Pensacola
Florida
Navy
Air Wing
L. W. Price
Don
East Main Street
Freddie ‘Elmers
E. A. ‘Wilson General
Lottsville
Mead Park
Wmna
Daughr
Elizabeth
Pittsburgh Bay Show
North Pole
Cony
Fourth Ward
Church Street
Second Avenue
Mgmals
Tetta Watt
Titusville
Warren
Alexander Graham Ball
Corry
N. W. Hall
Corry Baking Company
Ent
Washington
Ed Roach
Wits
East Main
Alphonse Keating
Panssia
By & Son
Low
Jamestown
Board of Education
Rober B. Cressey
Erle
First Presbyterian Church of
Hdventhen
Glen
Owen
Corry High
Schou
Declan
Pittsburwh
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Colégrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. Hth St
New York Square
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Wolkhiman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Gorey
Ositler
Medical Sociery
State of
Deahe
Dakin Qa News
Clymer Reformed Church
Sehurch
Reformed Churchy
Adolph Fesseling
Lina
Fry. J. W. Kats
Fred Kinley
Agency
South Gentar St
Topp
Corry's
North Center Streat
I. Q
Jai
All-Way Electric CO
Sheaffer
Shhaeffer Pens & Pen & Pencil
Uli
Hardware & Service
Dial
Iast
Witt
Adti
Une Auditoriuim
Wilcox Grocery
Crisco
Eagle Brand
Gue
Harel
Powell Motor CO
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