Suburban PMA reminder on acreage conservation pr
Warren County PMA headed by NE Dodd urged 40 of the mail-in to register for conservation under the 152 program. Farmers not yet registered may do so at the PMA of Ble fh the courthouse in Warren. Residents along the Allegheny River saw two large motorboats, Lady Grace II and Betsy Ann II, 20 feet long, launched at Olean and traveling downstream during the Allegheny River Improvement Association convention. Pennsylvania RR said Starbrick station will close indefinitely due to diesel power. occasional steam engines will be routed via Warren yard. Directors of the Erie Press Club voted to abandon quarters by June 30 for a retail expansion. club seeks a new location and charter retention. Real estate transfers and a dog bite incident were reported. a Thomas Linski, 13, was x-rayed with no fracture. Roger Fitch, 9, treated for foot injury. Warren County Bar Association formed a three-man grievance committee to probe alleged ethical misconduct in a divorce case. Street department to raise centerctones. West Church Street and Spring Street paving. Poultry industry in Pennsylvania set a record 1951 farm income. state leads in income from eggs and chickeng. Jack Vanik cited for assault and battery. Judge Sara W Soffel named Pitt’s first woman trustee.
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Warren County
Dodd
Warrech County
Warren
Allehenye River
Lady Grace
Betsy Ann
Olean
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Kaiser Denial Inserted In Congressional Record
Industrialist Henry J Kaiser swore in a denial accusing unnamed enemies of trying to wreck his war contracts industry. The 85 page statement was inserted in the Congressional Record after Rep O Kenski delayed due to a Wisconsin barnstorming tour. Kaiser’s spokesman said no one else had authority to insert such a statement and that Kaiser's denial would come directly from him.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Congressional Record
Industriwist
O'Kenski
R-Wis
Kaiser
He Hose
Wisconsin
Morrison
D-Day
Chad ¥. Galhourn
Kaiser-Fravier
O'Konski
Merrit
Wis
O’konsk
Boros Withdraws From PGA Championships After Open Win
Julius Boros, newly crowned National Open champion, withdrew from the PGA championships before qualifying. He is not a PGA member and said the move is to avoid criticism or dissension within the organization despite receiving a special invitation to play.
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Boros
Louisville
Oak wilt feared near Gettysburg amid survey
Associate press reports officials in Harrisburg studying oak wilt near Gettysburg's Civil War battlefield. Dr. Thomas L. Guyton and two foresters examined oak specimens near Eternal Light Peace Memorial. State survey aims to detect fungus spread with a 1951 appropriation of $50,000 for research.
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Harrisburg — State
Gettysmuirs
Thomas L. Guyton
Aerioniture Department
Eternal Light Peare Memorial
Guyton
Cunberiena
Agriculture Department
Taft Delegates to Meet Pennsylvania Republicans in Hershey
Harrisburg dispatch reports a single June 34 meeting between Sen. Robert A. Taft and Pennsylvania s 20 member GOP delegation. Robertson Cameron, executive director of Citizens for Taft, said the session will be in Hershey after Gov. John S. Fine previously noted a possibility of another meeting.
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Harrisburg
Robert A. Taft
Pennsylvania
Robertson Cameron
Citizens For Taft
Hershey
John S. Fine
Prisoners Moved From Koje Islands Amid Breakaways
At Koje Island in Korea, U S and Republic of Korea forces transferred 11,600 prisoners today, part of a nine day total of 63,000 of about 80,000 inmates relocated. About 300 marked as anti communist escaped from Compound 6 and were placed in separate camps. none from the other group joined the escapees. A U N command spokesman indicated several thousand more prisoners may be moved to nearby islands.
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Prese
Koje Island
Korea
U.S
Koje
South Korea
Seoul
United Nations Command
Kafe
University of Pennsylvania Confers Six Honorary Degrees
In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania awarded six honorary degrees and 2925 decrees in courses at its 1960 commencement today. The event noted a meeting yesterday with General Genecient D. Risenhower at a town near Gettysburg and took place with remarks on Pittsburgh as a referenced location.
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Pittsburgh
Genecient D. Risenhower
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gabreski Pays Tribute to U.N. Forces in Korea
Col. Francis Gabreski, famed American air ace, visits San Francisco for a hero’s homecoming and pays tribute to U.N. forces in Korea and to his father. He notes his 40 confirmed planes destroyed in Korea and 33% in Europe in WWII. He honors his Polish-born father Stanley Gabreski of Cincinnati and reflecting on freedom and opportunity.
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Petiven
San Francisco
Francis
Gabby) Gabreski
America
Korea
Gabreski
Europe
Touhy
Stanley Gabreski
Oi City
Creati Tor
Poland
Wkting
Immigrant overcomes odds to run own grocery business
In an interview, a language barrier and unfamiliar customs did not deter him from working 81 a day in a grocery store. He eventually built a grocery business, then provided for five children to attend university, crediting his mother and father for their success. Gabreskith plans to fly to Los Angeles late today for calls tomorrow and Friday.
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Universites
Gabreskith
Los Angeles
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Starbrick
Here
Press Club
Erie
Popular Club
Erie County
Marie Keppel Hawkins
Aero Supply Mty
Ihe
Third Ward
Jennie B
T. Allen
West Columbus Venus
West
Columbus Avenue
Alfred B. Aikens
Colcletta Frisina
West Smith Strest
Marion Tripp
Scivta Strest
Corry Water Supply Co
Paul Bowen
East Bond Slides
Loren G. Stockton
B. Stockton
Columbus
Comny Memorial Hospital
Jett
Warren County Bar Association
Mideus
J. A. Alexander
William Glassman
R. Pierson Eaton
Allison D. Wade
Thoma
Linski
Rose
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memories Hospital
Roger L. Fitch
Octavius Fitch
Wattsburg, RD
Keystone
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
Jack Vanik
Yori Street
Cobbete
Blanche
Sara Wsoffel
University of Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Pitt Law School
Cady & Collier
East South Street
George Collier
Leroy Cady
Briggs & Stratton Engine
RCA Victor
RCA Victor Crafton
Crafton
Davis Radio-Television
GOP
Taft
Sted Press
Greyhound
Yice
All America
Canaila
Mexico
Warren Kane
Bradford
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Atlantic City
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N. J
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Conn
Berwick
Greyhound Terminal
B. A. Croscut Ice Cream Bar
North Center Street
Globe, Ariz
Sibley
Iowa
Richmond
ST. Louis
Portageville
Athens
Watertown
N. Franklin
Cleveland
O. Crry
U.N
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
BETTS
Diamond It Imperiaouy
Hawk
Columbia Diamond Rings
Vata
Halo
Jergens Stick
Cologne
Bobby Pins
DuPont
Breck
Kotex Gee
Sea’s
Cory
Ent
Brai
Castella
Ers
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