Boston Bus Strike Cripples Urban Transit
About 2,000 AFL drivers and mechanics at Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway and Middlesex and Boston Street Railway walk out, crippling service for thousands across 47 eastern towns. Workers seek company funded pension plans with most costs borne by employers, while a concurrent New York Central rail strike weakens Boston to Chicago and St Louis connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Associatederes
Boston
AFL
Massachusets
Easter Massachusetts Street Railway Co
Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Co
Ihe
Unis
New York Central System
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louis
Household party honors Gillette at West Columbus home
A surprise housewarming Saturday evening welcomed Dr. and Mrs. N. T. Gillette on West Columbus extension. About 96 guests attended as gifts were exchanged and entertainment featured games and visiting, followed by a buffet lunch. Several local residents and relatives were noted in attendance along with trips and visits reported to Erie and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Gillette
West Columbus Avenue
Mary Ellen Bell
Erie
Charles Hell
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ralph
Larson
Shirley
North Center Street
Daytona
Fix
Pail Gray
Vel Haxen
Charles Ramsdale
Valjean
Pranilin
Joseph Henline
West
Columbus Avenue
G. EB
Bennett
East Smith Street
Tucson
Ariz
Castor
Frank Cola
Wright Street
Holly Wood
Key West
Corry
F. G. Say
North [Center Alreet
John Foley
Conneauthe
Wilmer Heffer
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hall
Cleve Morton
North Center Sitet
Thomas Benint
Louisvile
Mart
Rey
Wide
Hurlburt
Washingston
D. C
Arthur C. Burgess
Hast-South Street
Edison Street
Buffalo
Penner Mlinson
Delores Porter
Kenneth Wilkinson
Harry Slomski
Floryan Gilas
Ab RD
Sparta Grange Pancake Supper Planned for March Twenty Second
Sparta Grange No. 110 holds a public pancake supper at the Grange Hall on March 22 with a large attendance noted. F E Stafford past master conferred the first and second degrees on ten candidates including a Cory Grange member. A Crawford County Pomona Grange report was given by K A Bennett from Linesville. Mrs Jasper Drake oversaw contests with prizes awarded to Mrs Gordon Fralick, Mrs William Scauten and Miss Donna Newbold. Lunch was provided by Jasper Drake Guy Fralick Gordon Fralick and their wives. Next session on March 23 will confer the third and fourth degrees on another class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Grange
Spartanshoro Grange
Grange
F. E. Stafford
Cory Grange
Crawford County
Pomona
Linesville
K. A. Bennett
Jasper Drake
Gordon Fralick
William Scauten
Donna Newbold
Guy Fralick
Gordott Fralick
Johnston Rouse Wedding At Union City
Miss Charlotte S. Rouse and R Clark Johnston wed in a single ring ceremony at the bride home Union City at 1 pm Saturday Rev Paul R Smith officiated The couple plans a 10 day wedding trip then reside with the bride's mother at 85 East High Street Union City both formerly employed by Pennsylvania Electric Company in Union City Attendees included out of town guests from Ak ron and Evie with a reception following the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Young
J. G. Andrews
Bll Parker
Akron
Robert Page
H. G. Andrews
Howard Thompson
Evie
Johnston
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Cora Rouse
East High Suet
Union
City
Family Party At Hotchkiss Home Honors Several Birthdays
A multi family birthday party was held yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Hany Hotchkiss home on West Congress street. Twenty guests attended to honor Mrs. Lowell Fargo Rodney Fargo Mrs. Bert Lawson and Mrs. Hotchkiss. A social afternoon led to a 6 pm buffet supper with gifts and cards. Guests came from Lakewood Jamestown Columbus and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotchkiss
Hany Hotchkiss
West Congress Street
Lowell Fargo
Rodney Fargo
Columbus
Bert Lawson
Lakewood
Jamestown
Warren
Box Social At Columbus Saturday Brings Town Hall Fun
A box social was held Saturday evening at the Columbus Town Hall. Sponsored by Columbus Grange No. 876 with Donald Engle as auctioneer the event featured a lunch, contests, and dancing. Committee members included Mrs. Worth Hammond Mrs. De Forest Bindley Mrs. Arthur Hill and Miss Leona Volk. The Grange meeting follows tonight at Town Hall.
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Ie Lucatiny
Poe
Columbus Town Hall
Cffair
Columbus Grange No
Donald Engle
Andrew Christensen
Worth Hammond
de Forest Bindiey
Arthur Hill
Leona Volk
Town Hall
Birthday Party For Miss Rhae Blatt Seated Surprise Event
Ms. John A. Blatt of West Smith entertained at a surprise birthday for her daughter Ahas on her 16th anniversary. Ten friends attended from 6 to 8 30 pm. supper followed games. Guests included Mary Kay Dyckes Janet Kelsey Joan dungfielsch Janet Grayhill Nancy Nichols Colletta Scott Dar lene Reet Carol Hassett Carol Bettes Jeannette Gapwell.
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Rhae Blatt
John A. Blatt
West Smith Stiver
Ahas
Miss Blatt
Colletta Scott
Darlene Reet
Carol Hassett
Carol Bettes
Jeannette Gapwell
Stork Shower For Mrs Charles Daniels
Mrs Charles Daniels was guest of honor at a spring creek home shower hosted by Mrs Heny Jaquith Sr and Mrs Whilam Daniels Sr. Twenty friends attended with bingo prizes and door gifts. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream cake coffee and mint green yellow decorations.
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Charles Daniels
Charles Daniela
Heny Jaquith
Whilam Daniels
Spring Creek
Marks Sayko
Henry Duauith
Melvin Engle
Richard Roy
William Daniels
Betty Jaquith
Charles May
Daniels
Secret Chaplin doubts Truman seeks another run
Secretary of Interior Oscar Chapman said he urged Truman to run but sensed the president is unwilling. Chapman spoke at a bonds for Israel rally in Elmira and told reporters he believes Truman does not want to campaign again.
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Elmira
S. x
Harry Truman
Oscar Chaplin
Truman
Chapman
Newborns Reported At Gary Memorial And Corry Hospitals
A son was born Saturday night at Gary Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fredpink Jackson of 18 First Avenue. The mother is Phyllis Peterson formerly. A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Dorshel of 126 Fourth Avenue.
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Fred— Pink Jackson
First Avenue
Gary Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Phyllis Peterson
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Dorshel
Fourth Avenue
Secret Ridgway Report on Soviet Arms in Korea
A hitherto secret Ridgway headquarters report released to the Associated Press asserts the main supply source for present Chinese forces in Korea is Soviet furnished materiel. It states North Korean and Chinese forces are equipped largely with Russian weapons, tanks, anti aircraft guns, and small arms, with limited Japanese material remaining from prior occupation.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Russia
Mathiew
Korea
Matthew B. Rideway
Red Stir
Manchuria
Morea
NIA
North Korea
Yast
Highways Office Not Moving From Clearfield
Harrisburg March 10 A Highways Department spokesman said there are no immediate plans to transfer the district highways office from Clearfield to State College. Assistant chief engineer C H Buckins declined to discuss the subject further while Buel indicated the department is pursuing a testing project on Pennsylvania roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Highways Department
District Highways Office
Clearfield
State College
C.H. Buckins
wWe
Buel
Jal State College
MekKean
Camerot
Potter
Elk
Centre
Miffilin
Clinton
Bod. Gehraidt
Florida
NA. Staples
Ingitenance
Pittsburgh rail traffic dips due to NYC strike
Freight and passenger movement on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad falls below normal amid a New York Central strike. Freight shipments are about 25 percent of normal and passenger traffic down 50 percent. Trains run on Sundays only for passengers. connections limited as lines from Ashtabula to Cleveland are affected. The district serves multiple counties and highway plans are noted, with officials unavailable for comment.
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FadeBay
Onsea An
Pittsburgh and
Lake Eye
New York Central
Chick Dishaptchey
Albert Rousch
B and LB
Nyc
Freigh
Younustown
Cleveland
P and LE
Cox
Great Lakes
Pittsburgh
New York Centals
Milin
Ashtabula
Russell enters Dem primary in Florida Tallahassee
Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia filed to run in Florida's advisory presidential preference primary. He became the first candidate to qualify for the ballot, paying a $100 fee and submitting the oath of candidacy to Secretary of State R. A. Gray, with Frank D. Upchurch of St. Augustine handling party procedures.
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Russell
Florida
Tallamasse
Fly
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Frank D. Upchurch
St. Auegusting
R. A. Gray
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John Derek AS
the Venger
Anthony Quinn
Jody Lawrance
Scorry
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Cartoon - News
Enon
Federal
Osit Insurance Corpora
Wilk and Money
Neate Soc
Iety Club
Gillette Home
Charles P. Keating
St. Petersburg
Dorothy Hanlin
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Iter
Andrew Hanlin
East South Street
Louise Genberg
Hanlin
M. Hi. VanDesar
Hee
Harriett DisPitro
Sec'y
Ed Helen
Tota Peed
Highways Office
Nancy Callaghan
Bronx
N.Y. Botanical Garden
Holland
Juliana of the
Netherlands
United States
Ptsburgh
Helen
Mit Dan & Woven Chambray
Nelly Don
F.C. Chapin & Son
Martin Motor Sales
South Street
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