1951 election costs and local incidents in Meadville area
Mi gister of Budgets and Reports Joseph B Boran reports 1951 election machinery cost Pennsylvanians 4 931 000 up from 2 9 million over a 10 year period a 44 2 percent rise. Youths aged 9 10 and 11 arrested for theft of used tennis balls at Berliner property East Pleasant street. one youth returns and implicates two friends. Police and mothers assure restitution. Police station attendance follows. Weather and local notices include road and building updates. polio cases in Erie and Meadville construction at Crawford County Courthouse progresses with footers. Titusville adopts social security ordinance. Route 20 four lane project completed between West Springfield and Girard with multiple bridges and long concrete slabs.
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Joseph B. Boran
Migister
Internal Affairs Department
Boran
Berliner
East Pleasant Street
Lawrence Berliner
Crawford County
Meadville
Yester
Ben G. Hastings
Fondation
Hastings
State Highway Department
Fockly
West Springfield
Girard
Baldwin ‘Brothers Puying Co
Cleveland
Distick
Glenn Myers and
Islaff
Franklin
VA Names New Medical Director in Washington
Dr. John Fauber was named medical director for the Veterans Administration today, succeeding retiring Dr. Bor H. Baxt. Fauber holds a dental degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a master’s in public health from Johns Hopkins, a native of Elizabethville PA, now living in Silver Spring Maryland.
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Washington
John
Fauber
Veterans Administration
Bor. H.baxt
Fanber
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Elizzabethville
Silver
Spring
Mil
Dispute Flares Over Grocery at Canadohta Lake
A restraining order to bar a Canadohta Lake concessionaire from selling items sold by a rival was sought in equity court before Judge Herbert A. Mook. Attorneys argued over deed terms and tenant responsibility, with the Judge to rule after briefs due by the first Monday in August.
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E. P. Lee
Meadville
Canadohta Lake
Herbert A Mook
P Lee
Raymond & Shafer
Charles L. Smith
Charles, Jr
Gene Hulings
Stuart A. Culbertson
Myron Jones
Lee
Smiths and Hailings
Jones
Ambridge Strike Continues Over 16 Cent Raise Dispute
In Ambridge, 1500 Ambridge workers of A. M. Byers Co. refused a contract offer tied to a CIO steel union settlement. The deal would raise wages about 16 cents on average, with variations up to 29 cents for some workers, prompting local union leader Larry Laughlin to call it unfair to most.
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EEE
Pittsburgh
A. M. Byers Co. Ab
Ambridge
CIO
Thited
Larry Laughlin
Ambridge Local 1268
Escape Wreck In New York Tube Sy Assoriated Pres
About 100 commuters escaped through an underground tunnel after three cars derailed near Grand Central. The inbound Port Chester train struck an empty car ten blocks from Grand Central. Rail power was cut to move passengers to the station, delaying others by about an hour.
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New York
New Haven
Bishop Berggrav warns church state clash in Lutherans meeting
Bishop Eivind Berggrav of Norway told the Lutheran World Federation assembly that the church and the modern welfare state face a gigantic struggle. He argued the state seeks to replace God by substituting welfare for faith, recalling Norway's wartime resistance leadership. The remarks came as Lutherans from 24 nations gathered in Hannover.
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Hannover
Germany
Eivind Bergerav
Norway
Lutheran World Federation Assembly
Chirchman
Berggrav
Church of Norway
Frame Science Building Burns at Indiana State
Fire gutted a one story frame science building at Indiana State Teachers College today destroying a large amount of equipment. The blaze origin and damages are known. The building housed chemistry laboratories and botany classes.
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Aspaciniea Creas
Indiana
Indiana Sta Teachers College
Chera
May lengthen teacher probationary period
A state school directors association committee recommended extending the teacher probationary period by three years under the tenure law. The report also proposes that insubordination be grounds for dismissal.
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Associated Tress
Harrisburg
State School Directors Association
The
Directors’ Association
ICC examiner backs higher short ride rail fares in five cities
Washington AICC examiner today recommended slightly higher fares for short-distance interstate commuter travel in five metropolitan areas. The centers involved are the New York City New Jersey area Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Chicago.
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Vastington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Tilinols
Bob Desmond
Indiana State
REX Theatre
Will Rogers
Will Rogers Jr
Jane Wyman
Leonard Mederriter Company
Louise Williams
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South First Ave
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Clarence Wallace
International Harvester
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