Alumni approves plan to change college name to university
The alumni council of Pennsylvania State College voted to rename the institution Pennsylvania State University with Gov. Bartle’s approval. At commencement weekend, the alumni association also reelected trustees J. Franklin Shields James Milholland and Hugh M. Clark to the college board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania State College Today
Pennsylvania State
University
George H. Bartle
Alumni Association
College
J. Franklin Shields
Philadelphia
James Milholland
Pittsburgh
Hugh M. Clark
Lancaster
Local visitors and travels span extended family rounds
A long list of personal visits and travels crosses several states as Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCloskey and daughter Carol visit relatives in Tionesta. Sherman, Richland and Erie trips include birthday celebrations, business visits, college Tollege stays, and weekend homestays among many friends and family members across Meadville, Jamestown, North East, and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McCloskey
Carol
Tionesta
J. J. Follett
West Smith Street
Walter DeJean
Sherman
James W. Stevens
Youngstown
Ohio
Corry
Janes E. Stevens
George Keefe
Molt Street
Charles Klinger
Bernice Malik
Harriet Mann
North East
Eva Senreci
Engest
Frederick Bimery
Ripley
N. Y
Margaret Burtholme
H. A. Ford
Warl Stein
Alma Boehm
Meadville
Airs
Jesalé Vinson
Alfred Movilson
Hof Busine College
Narren
Henesty
Armour Hillstrom
Uniontown
David Martin
J. W. Rickers
John
Warren
Mable Cirroll
Mearville
Frank Boryela
Jaughter Gail
Thomas Borycka
Constance (Hysgekskie
Alex Ceranowicz
Dunkirk
Stanley Malligi
West Avenue
Gorge Mullick
Piccully
Thomas Boryeka
Anthony J. Joy
Philipsburg
Joy
George Carnike
May Milley
Bfildres Hulfast
Spartanskiing
Upland
Tne
Taylor University
Richie Holfast
May
Paris Summer Color Combinations Inspire Fashion Notes
Paris styles mix bold and subtle hues for summer and early autumn wear. Chartreuse with violet, deep royal purple with brown plush, soft sage with Molyneux tailleur, and navy blue with prints are highlighted. Chanel uses navy to brown transitions. bright red scarves and pale robin’s egg with scarlet accents appear in ensembles. Today’s fashion tip: many color pairings work for summer.
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Paris
Mrs. Jon
Schiaparelli
Maggy Rouif
Molyneux
Vera Boreas
Chanel
Rouff
Kin of Corryites Dies From Heart Attack
Jed B. Jacobs 61, lifelong Titusville resident, died after a heart attack Saturday evening at home. Survived by widow, son David, and four brothers. half-siblings listed. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. Norris A. White officiating. Burial in Sunville Cemetery, Titusville.
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Jed B. Jacobs
Titusville
David
Frank
Death of Mrs Eugenia Howson in Warren
Mrs Eugenia Howson of Mast Irving street Warren died last night. She predeceased by husband William Howson two months ago. Surviving are two step daughters Ava Nelson of Painesville Ohio and Gladys Melzer and siblings. Body at Wood funeral home Erie. Funeral arrangements complete. interment in St Thomas cemetery.
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Eugenia Howson
Mast Irving Street
Warren
William Howson
Ava M. Nelson
Painesville
Ohio
Gladys Melzer
A. D
Wood
Erie
St. Thomas Cemetery
Bread shortage in Pittsburgh district from strike
A federal conciliator will try to mediate between union bakery truck drivers and bakery heads to settle a strike causing a bread shortage in the Pittsburgh area. John A. Moffit of the Labor Department said union officials assured they would meet with employers at any time, but arbitration efforts yesterday were unsuccessful.
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Py Uniew
Pittsburgh
Ohn A. Mofit
United States Department of Labor
Moffit
York Pit resident visits parents in Liberty Street
Harry Panton Jr of York Pit arrived in the city yesterday for a week long visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson of Liberty Street.
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Kathryn
Henriette Baumerot
Eric
Jacqua Reality School
Mors
Baumerotz
Milon Brewn
Harry Panton, Jr
York
Pit
Ity
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
Formal Entrées and Their Sauces in Classic Dining
The piece defines entrée as a formal dinner course between soup and roast, served with sauces like Hollandaise or Bearnaise. It lists common entrées including eggs, fish, delicate meats, vegetables with sauces, creamed mixtures, mousses, croquettes, and chilled dishes like Jellied Chicken or Veal. It provides detailed recipes for salmon forcemeat and veal or chicken preparations, with serving tips and variations.
Market Wrap Sums Mixed Trading On Exchange Declines
New York stock activity closed with a fairly solid session as Thrilted Corp deferred action on a $3 cumulative preference stake. Trading was light but above Friday's volume with notable prices in American Can, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and other major names. Pittsburgh wholesale produce markets showed moderate demand for apples, cabbage, onions, and potatoes alongside mixed livestock and dairy activity.
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United Press
NEW York
Stools Exchange
Thrilted Corporation
Taases
Bethleehem Steel
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Curtis Wright Co
General
General Motors
Mon International Nickel
Eee
Montgomery Ward
S66
National Biscuit Fey National Dairy
New York General Northern Pacific
Packard
Penny
T Pike OM
Radinevesseengererisde
Socony Viscomees
Standard Oil
Califorp Standard
Studebaked
Texas
United Corp
Steel Warner Brox Westinghouse Electric
Phworth
Vezes
Youngstown Slreet
N.Y. Garb Acro Supply
Keeeees Ave
Naugaserry Cities Service
Goef
Lone Star
Sey Ivolare
Pittsburgh
Pittsbareit
Jersey
Porto Aiany Lierates
Lord Severaging
Hest Helfers
Visiting Guardsmen Drill At Indiantown Gap War Games
Indiantown Gap Pa June 6 hundreds of National Guard units from Connecticut Massachusetts and New Jersey joined thousands of guardsmen forPennsylvania s largest wartime maneuvers to date On an 11000 acre reserve the Spth Brigade prepared for two weeks of intensive practical warfare with around 2000 guardsmen and 29110 troops expected to participate in the annual war games
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United Press
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Spth
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Van
Jumping Wild Deer Behavior
The article notes that wild deer rarely jump much over eight feet, yet can travel considerable distances along the ground. It mentions occasional reports of deer leaping fences as high as 10 to 12 feet, illustrating surprising athletic ability in certain instances.
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Lyle Talbot
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Youngsville
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C. E. Doane Hardware
Bill Ford
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