Mayor Starr Visits Municipal Building After Recovery
Twenty years ago, Mayor Ben F. Starr visits the Municipal Building as he recovers from a recent breakdown. Mrs. Catherine Church is home from Gerry Hospital after a fall injured her left shoulder. A garden on Concord street attracts attention for its fine layout. Completion of the Scinta stretch signals the end of Pinchot Piral road jobs this year. Frank Westley, city treasurer, angling report at Chautauqua Lake with a 143 pound muskellunge. Blanchard Mack completes a tennis court at Franklin and West Wayne streets. Congress vetoes plans to reorganize several departments and agencies and the RFC under a single administrator. Half of Hoover Commission savings have been put into effect. Nearly half of pedestrians killed in traffic are struck away from crosswalks.
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Catherine Church
South Center Street
Gerry Hospital
William Myon
Concord Street
Blanchard Mack
Franklin and
West Wayne Streets
Third Ward
Congress
Senate
Treasury Department
Agriculte Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Communications Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Whew Department of Health, Education and Security
RFC
Hoover Commission
Tota
How's Your 1 Q Genius Superior Excellent Good Fall Poor
Quiz style page offers ten questions spanning history science and geography with a directive to check answers on Classified Page. It includes questions on U S Justice Secret Service Roman emperors crucifixion location, San Juan capital, workman term ebbet forester carpenter tunnel, house centipede legs, Pompeii Herculaneum Stabiae eruption, Yosemite Falls location, "What hath God wrought" origin, sack of ancient Italian city, and a proofreading correction.
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Jesus Ses
U. 5. Secret Service
Department of Justice
San Juan
U. 8
Pompeii Herculaneum
Stabli
Oil City War Hero Honored Today
San Francisco honors Co. Francis Gabreski a 84 year old World War II ace and Korea jet fighter with a parade and reception. He arrived after 100 missions in Korea and was greeted by his wife and son aboard a 30 day leave. His parents live in Oil City and Battle Creek.
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San Francisco
Co. Francis
Gabreski
Oi City
Nyhter
Korea
Djoni
Battle Creek
Mich
Norton Air Force Base
San Bernardino
Oalif
Oil City
Stanley Gabreski
Murray charges denied by steel head
Fittsburgh.Report by Associated Press states Jones and Laughtin Steel Corp chief rebutts Philp Murray of the United Steelworkers. Ben Morell, board chairman, says 20 million tons of postwar capacity will aid defense. He notes current military and atomic needs use only about 1 percent of capacity.
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Associated Press
Fittshurgh
Jones and Laughtin Steel Corp
Philp Murray
GIO United Steelworkers
Ben Morell
Atomic Energy Commission
Judge Refuses 10 Halt Picketing By Drivers
A federal judge denied an injunction to stop picketing by AFL Teamsters drivers from Youngstown Ohio at the Keystone Baking Plant in West Bridgewater Beaver County. The strike involves 19 striking drivers supplying the Pittsburgh bakery and has lasted several weeks.
Postal Clerks Push for Pay Increase and Recognition
The AFL Pennsylvania Federation of Post Office Clerks re elected Haill F Bat ocoi of Chester president and urged a $530 8 year pay rise plus federal recognition. Rep. James G Fulton told about 26 clerks that current wage scales lag the general industrial scale. Vice presidents named include Marion Shaw Greensburg Don Sebastian Sharon J L Neely Erle Ray Arnold Lancaster W H Swordsmiller York William Strisch Wilkes Barre G Edward Horne Shamokin and Francis Bellew Bellehem. The Great Lakes outlet history noted as the St Lawrence outlet formed in the Tee Age.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
AFL
Pennsylvania Federation of Post Office Clerks
Haill F. Batocoi
Chester
Marlon Shaw
Don
Sebastian
Sharon
J. L. Neely
Erle
Ray Arnold
Lancaster
W. H. Swordsmiller
York
William Strisch
Wilkes-Barre
G. Edward Horne Shamokin
Francis Bellew
Bellehem
Truman Plans to Reorganize Civil Service and Posts
A Senate floor clash looms over three Truman reorganization plans reducing Senate control of hiring for over 21,000 postmasters and 94 U.S. marshals while placing marshals under Civil Service for the first time. The proposals, shaped by the 1949 act, face potential disapproval by June 20 and were opposed in committee 8 to 2.
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Senate
Truman
U.S
Customs Bureau
Civil Service
Congress
House
Senate Government Operations Committee
Sen
McClellan
Dsetate
Sens. McCarran
Johnston
George
D-a
Sdeshit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Givil Service
Hoover) Commission
Executive Branch
Republican Congress
Bipartisan Commission
Hoover
Senate House
Capitol
Department of Welfare
Department of Defense
Stanley Baker Dairy herd tops Erie County show
Stanley Baker's dairy herd led Unit No. 2 of the Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association with an average 508 pounds of butterfat. Howard Hammond, Car Fillo, Gerald Scauten, and Adin Burrows followed. A Hammond Holstein cow set an 83.3 pound butterfat record. Baker cows placed second and fourth, with a Roses Dan Dee Farms Holstein in fifth. In May 356 cows were tested, 27 dry, seven producing over 50 pounds butterfat, and 121 exceeding 1200 pounds.
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Wally Het
Susie Jley Baker Fant
Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Leonard Swanson
Gerry
Baker
Howard Hammond
Car Fillo
Gerald Scauten
Adin
Burrows
Hammond
Stanley Baker
Roses Dan Dee Farms
Infant Douglas Rupp Dies in Corry Hospital
Infant Douglas Daryl Rupp son of Mr and Mrs William Rupp of 405 East South Street died this morning at 2:50 at Corry Memorial Hospital where he was born last Saturday. Surviving are a sister Vicki maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and paternal grandmother Mrs Mary Rupp. Funeral is tomorrow at Vorous Funeral Home New Bethlehem with burial at Concord Cemetery Dayton PA.
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Douglas Rupp
Douglas Daryl Rupp
William Rupp
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vicki
Charles Smith
Mary Rupp
Vorous Funeral Home
New Bethlehem
Concord Cemetery
Dayton
Industry expands to meet military and civilian demand
The industry has been able to meet these demands with growing capacity as new facilities come online. There is strong indication that ample capacity will exist for both military and civilian goods as production expands.
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Ben F. Starr
Starr
Scinta
Piral Road
Harrisburg
Frank Westley
Chautauqua Lake
Murray
Steel Head
SFEK
James G. Fulton
Great Lakes
Mioveh
Mississippi River
St. Lawrence
Ories
Fluffy and
Sunshine
Roya Jealer
Thiessen
North Center Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Stanley Baker Dairy Herd
Ncar I
Tern
Colza
East Main Street
Loblaw
Tall Boy
Orchard Park
Columbia
Miss
Rita
Weng
Sean
Ewes
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Denle
Electric
Powell Loan Company
Glad Powell Company
Powerll Loan and Finance Co
Corry
Pennsylvania
Dulane
Ardware
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