Gov Martin Shakes Hands With Pickets At Inspection
Captain Guy B. Abbey of Company A announced a federal inspection set for March 21 at 4 p.m. at the local armory. The unit, with two prior annual inspections, aims to improve its rating during the 15 day field training at Indian Town Gap Military Reservation from June 22.
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Gov.Martin
U 5
Guy B. Abbey
Company A
Uke
Loval Armory
Abney
Ef Aebney
Indian Town Gap Military Reservation
Babson Foresees Real Estate Boom After War
Babson predicts a sharp rise in real estate prices as postwar contracts boost construction. He argues housing demand and business investment will surge with a building boom, especially in the Southeast, Far West, and Southwest, while New England lags and skilled labor shortages temper gains.
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Wyatt
Middle East
Central States
Northwest
New England
Monroe Elected to Second Term with 231 Electoral Votes
In 1820 James Monroe won re election securing 231 electoral votes while John Quincy Adams received the remaining ballots. The result solidified Monroe's presidency for another term amid a divided field and political realignments of the era.
Labor Dispute Leaves 800000 Idle in America
Albert C. Filagerald of the CIO Electrical Workers union plans a Washington meeting with U. S. Attorney General Tom Clark to seek immediate action against General Electric and Westinghouse for alleged efforts to foment strife after labor unrest. GE President Wilson accuses union leaders of inciting riots in defiance of court orders, calling the situation one of anarchy.
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New York
Albert C. Filagerald
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Washington
U. S
Tom Clark
General Electric and
Westing House
Wilson
Lemur Described as Large Nocturnal Primate
A nocturnal lemur in Africa and Madagascar is noted to be about the size of a young fox and the Latin name translates to ghost indicating its elusive nature.
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African
Madagascar
Unproductive Neath Deepest Great Lakes Fishing Notes
The report notes that the deepest areas of the Great Lakes yield little catch. Nets are seldom set below 100 fathoms except in limited parts of Lake Superior where deeper fisheries exist.
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Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Young Erie burglars admit series robberies
Two ex convicts confessed Friday to four recent Erie burglaries including a home, a lumber office, a gas station, and a service station. Steve Guigler 29 and Louis Voto 16 were booked on burglary counts after the arrests by city police.
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Mifley Lumber Co
Pennzoil
Slaton
Czigler
Theodore Hyver
Hin James
Krayesk
Tye Eas
Burglavies
Company A Seeks 25 Recruits as Guard Inspectors Plan Review
Pennsylvania Guard units, including Company A at Wayne, announce 25 new recruits needed after wartime losses. 55 members have entered service since the unit’s formation, with three fatalities named. Open house at the Armory on March 21 invites public to view firing tests and inspection procedures. Federal inspections of 118 Guard organizations scheduled March 4 to 26 to assess training, ordnance, and equipment and to provide recommendations to improve readiness.
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US One
Pennsylvania Guard
Jack Krone
Guy H. Brown
Norman Anderson
Wayne
Third Service Command
Thera
Service Command
Sto Hiotiee
Nationa Guard Bureau
War Department
Voto
Double Celebration Ashers Home Bridal 60th Anniversary
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at Mr and Mrs Earl Chelton's home in Spartansburg to honor the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chelton. A dinner and anniversary cake were served as guests shared well wishes and memories of long residence in Conns Township.
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Vahyansburg
Maron
Earl Chelton
Joseph Clelton
Ife
ConswaWnship
Alloy
Willar McGriy
Ren
Potwak
Naval
Woul & Ducksonville
Flay
Wufenberick
Tituaville
jCuy Fralick
Diehler
Donna Muri
Corry Hospital
Wadnendig
Bebra
Pauline Burrows
Talon Chy
Franke Babracw
Bele
al May
Robert Shelden
New Home
Sheldeng
Phister
Olina Shelden
Lee Pilster
Pittsburgh
Bela Cule
Mei Pflster
Mrs. Hawk
Westfield
Jol Albers
Charles Torrey
Sheldon
Satuday
Amd
Toners
Bheldon
Minvenen
Ual
Vane Hoes
Enoewiyy
Feesuyyr
Tor
Medvidist
Guntingy
Baal Smith
P.m Messag
Jamestown Girl Struck By Car in City Traffic
Five year old child fatally injured in Jamestown traffic crash as she was struck by a car on Market Street near South Main. Driver cooperated with police. charge pending as investigation continues. The victim was identified as Patricia Marin, age five.
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Jamestown
Patrigia Marinn
A. Heme
Orea
Main Street
Nolonial L. Barone
Bond Breakfasts Offer Simple Morning Menu
A fragment lists breakfast items including fruit cereal bread beverages and suggested pairing notes. It mentions juice water and bakery items like bread and toast with emphasis on simple offerings for a morning meal.
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Edward Martin
United Electrical, Radio
Pennsylvania
Chine
Westinghouse Electtic Corporation
Porgaming
Pitts
Port Pitt
Cto
Aem
Generalissimo
Freuccisco Franco
France
UNRRA
Red Cross
Cebre
Babson
Plymouth
M.j.martin& Son
West South St
ERIE
Ay Tri
N.center ST
Corry,pa
Spartansburg
Eugene Hadlock
Noth Kingsville
John Ongwy
Taylor Stand
George Subnon
Warman
Miruli
Reber W. Metscalf
Chau
Vince
Uae
New
RAO Roth
Tam
VanCise
Inviex
Bishop J. Balmer Showers
D. D
Harrisburg, Pa
Corry
United Brethren Church
Sisto Showers Teat
Enlsteading
Epeater
Al's Clothes Shop
Veterans’ Service
Al's
Al’s
Bernstein Bros
Lanston
Center St
Beckwith & Turner
Atlantic Station
North Center Street
Willys Sales & Service
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