Roaming rows and reports from a busy rail and city scene
A sprawling local column blends rail wage tensions and union appeals with town happenings. It notes wage trends in 1921, suspect summons disputes, transit and utility expansions, a growing beer shortage, road incidents, school board items, and civic projects via a mosaic of names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Wasferi
Rudy Bach=einer
West Pleasant Street
Howard Turnery
Baying Yen Sten
Union City
Lobertilt
Paysylvania Tolapiiene Corporation
Washington
Imany
Hidsen
Scaverest
Harris Robbins
Puehsser
Lyon
South Center Street
George Vuebald
Guy Pac
WFL
Lee
U.S
Uva
State inspectors find very few weighing devices defective
In Pennsylvania during the year ending November 30 1945 inspectors tested 6 077 386 devices. 667 were defective and condemned while others were adjusted. The report notes a steady enforcement effort limiting consumer loss and highlights coal mine, oil bottle, and pump testing results alongside ongoing investigations and consumer outreach facilitated by the Bureau of Standards Weights and Measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acs
Pennsylvania
Jovehh Bickley
Standart
Iveneeod, Jr
Secelity Livengood
Orden
Mor. Livengood
Linpeeteck
Hobdie
Chenl
Ab Lesb
Bodley
Toweh
Blickley
Meuse
Vylueh Jolie Hatton Grarrané
Seven title questions about historical events and people
The fragment presents seven query prompts on topics from flu current answers to a bronze star award, a new ambassador, steel wages, Columbus era exploration, Soviet veto in the UN, a famed orthopedic surgeon, and a request for a name. Each item names or hints at persons, places, and historical moments, inviting concise, sourced headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue of Famer Nante
Gem
Waller Bedell
Cohimius
Nyokeel
Ting
Sirgeon
Sted
Unclear prompt fragment on price ad and service members
The readable text fragments discuss price guides and officer eligibility, mentioning a change in administration and a military context. Names and concrete details are illegible, leaving the core facts ambiguous and unsupported for a clear report.
Coalition forms to block Truman price act extension
A Republican Southern Democratic coalition meets to craft a substitute for the administration bill extending the Price Control Act for one year with no changes to the Office of Price Administration. The article notes a shifting coalition in Congress and highlights key roll calls and prominent committee chairmen allied with anti New Deal sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Office of Price Administration
Congress
As & Joos
Fmt Powels
Aly
Fuere
House
U.S
U.S. Employment Service
Dirksen
Illinois
Demouin
Pat Mian
Texas
Wolcott
Michigan
Future of Progressive Party in Wisconsin Sees Decline
The Progressive Party in Wisconsin, once dominant with a U.S. Senator, governor, and legislative majorities ten years ago, now faces near extinction. In Portage on Sunday, the party witnesses dwindling candidates and meager polling, signaling a fading era and uncertain revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Portage
United States
Idfill
Shantae
Peillette
Rotary Club entertains boys at hotel meeting
Nineteen boys of the city were entertained by Rotary Club members at the hotel. Harry Smith spoke on Father Mother and the Home. Mrs Herbert Garroliamet hosted yesterday's guest and the gathering included a highlight with a dramatic reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Chit Wa
Patho
Bariquet
Bic Hotel
Corry
Mie Elfy
Harry Smith
Mae
Herbert
Wahhod Wateries Fishery Value Highlighted
The cold water fishes are primarily a recreational resource and are among the most valuable of the land fisheries.
Daily Dozen on the Diaphragm from Bermsylvania Medical Society
The diaphragm separates chest and abdominal cavities, a thin wall of tissue vital to breathing and circulation. It can be a conduit for infections, spasm causing hiccup, and may become paralyzed or herniated by injury or disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfc
Jimme
Interstad Ia
Dexy Oven
Turna
Ional Foundation
Tarantile
the Medical Society of the State of
Thompson's Bor-sonia and Golden Lux Tablets Ad
A wartime style health ad promises good health with Thompson's Bor-sonia Tablets and Golden Lux Tablets 250. It claims quick relief from aches and digestive discomfort and asserts kidneys remove poisons from blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Gruggist
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London
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Novily
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M. J. Martin & Son
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Thay Light Trucking
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Kinley Insurance Agency
Beckwith & Turner
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Willys Sales & Service
Tony
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