Bear Lake Notes Bear Lake
The Of terbein Guild met Monday evening with Mrs. Ida Veyeys for a regular meeting and the gradual election of officers for the coming year. Those elected were: President, Miss Carl Tens Crosby, Vice president, Miss Martha Ann Perkins, secretary and treasurer, Miss Mangeret Perkins, secretary of thank-offers, Miss Jane Manwaring, secretary of stewardship, Miss Carol Crosby, reporters, Misses Velma ay Rush Risley, Refreshments Were served by Mary -A whteting of the Washington Bley Smilin, Ruth Bisley, Carlene P. T ., Study Circle will be held Crosby and Mary Ela Cable, at 6 tm, Wednesday evening at Mrs. Anna Zolak, Who has been the home of Mrs. Glenn Humes, spending some months visiting well 242 West Smith street. ives ind Inendsal, Brigsport, [Com tebined, home, this, work Mr Edgar Spoon, of Columbus, "were visitor at the home of Mrs. Meke Birch on Monday, Onl. Marlin Crowe striyed home Thnreday to spend a 1-day fur rough. He has been in service at Tyndall Pield, Pla, and following his visit at his home will report to 'Westaven Field, Mass. Dan Cornish, who has been in the service for some time has re ceived an honorable discharge from Ute service and is at his home here.
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Bear Lake
Ofterbein Guild
Ida Veyeys
Carl
Tens Crosby
Martha Ann Perkins
Tredsirer
Mangeret Perkins
Thank
Jane Manwaring
Carol Crosby
Velma Ay Rush Risley
Mary
Washington Bley Smilin
Ruth Bisley
Carlene P. T
Crosby
Mary Ela Cable
Anna Zolak
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Posthumous Air Medal honors pilots widow in Buffalo
Mrs Jeana Pfleeger traveled to Buffalo with her parents to accept the posthumous award for Capt Bertel Carlson of the Air Medal with one silver and four bronze clusters. Carlson died in a plane crash near Titusville while serving as an instructor after wartime combat flights in the South Pacific. The ceremony also noted his service record and the couple’s families.
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Powell
Hunbuk
Jeana. Pfleeger Carson
Buffalo
Bertel Carlson
South Pacific
Leo J. Pfleeger
W. Leroy Wilcox
East Smith Street
Philadelphia family death tied to old murder case
Rose Allen Thomson aged 31 was found dead at home with two bottles of chamia tiblets nearby. Dr George Harrison ruled unknown cause. The case links to her brother Edward H B Allen who was charged with murder in a 13 year old slaying. Police note a boyish voice caller claimed to Momie awake. Thomson had testified in 1931 against her brother. Family history includes multiple marriages and children.
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Phila
Associated Pris
Philadelphia
Rose Allen Thomson
Stweetheas
George Harrison
Polite
Thomson
Rennie Coolbaugh
Wellesley Road
Momie
Ronald
Kenneth K. Codlbeugh
Richard
Richard K. Thomson
Edward H. B. Allen
Nels . Donaldson
Horace Allen
Donaldson
Edward Allen
Hollywood Strikes Threaten Wide Movie Studio Tie Up
Thousands of actors, workers, and crews remain at studios as a three way jurisdictional dispute sparks a looming labor strike. Pickets patrol gates, production halts threaten spread to other lots, and leaders from rival unions wrestle for control. The Screen Actors Guild votes pending while the War Labor Board reviews painters and stage employees agent recognition, leaving a volatile stalemate.
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Associated Press Hollywood
Naliong Gabor Relations Board
Union Sporimen
Hollywood
Screen Actors’ Guild
Wie
Screen Actors
Vectors and
Writers Guilds
Lana Turner
Turhen Bey
Arturo de Cordova
Unog
War Labor Board
Tor
Isnternational Alliance of ‘Theatrics
PLC
Treasury report shows debt and receipts figures
Treasury report from Washington on March 10 records receipts of 8.65 million dollars and expenditures of 259.75 million, leaving a net balance of 15.79 billion. Total debt stands at 235.25 billion, up 12.801 million from the prior day, as of March 13. Punxsutawney chapter news continues with local update.
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Treasury Report
Washington
Treasury Maren
Red Cross and city set new fundraising quotas
The Red Cross has raised its target to $14,500 while the city keeps its quota at $10,300. The campaign runs through March 31 with continued efforts to reach these goals.
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Red Cross
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