Washington aides aid at f i t e headquarters
Washington figures note the presence of young workers at the Ame Focwill Intustrine headquarters. Eileen Wathen, once of Los Angeles, now serves as acting U S marshal in war torn Shang hig, China. She assumed charge when Marshal Edward Paufel left and his deputy moved two prisoners to Japan.
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Eileen Wathen
Los Angeles
U. S
Shanghig
China
Miss Wathen
Edward Paufel
United States
Japan
Abandoned Car Tied to Venango Robbery Spree
Fragments report two bandits wounded a state police officer and clashed with officers while targeting a series of robberies across Franklin and Grove City. An abandoned vehicle tied to the suspects was found in Butler County as authorities intensified manhunt efforts into Sunday.
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Informa- Linn
Polite
Hishsville Grove
Springboro
Conneaut
Bodahe
New York
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Ohio
Yestern Pennsytonia
Butler County
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Murrinsville
Pennsylvey
Harry Cover
Wills Bayes
Levey Ban
Grove City
Jayes
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Mercer
Cooper
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Gemuiver
Tuitet Tewan
Ely Speut
Mmiter
Summer Street Crossing Protection Sought by City Council
City Council instructed Safety Director and City Solicitor to urge Penn Central to include Summer Street in grade crossing protection. Watchmen added on Pennsylvaniavenue and East Main Street, with flashing lights installed. Previous talks on East Main lights stalled Summer Street action. construction continues at two crossings while the railroad is pressed for cooperation.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Summer Street
First Ward
Richard Rossbacher
Blaine Kincaid
Pennsylvaniavenue
East Main Street
Move to Check Iles Play of Punchboards
Police act to curb juveniles operating punchboards, wheels, and nickel gambling devices in the city. Complaints against several establishments prompted warnings to proprietors that arrests will follow any further violations and that closing hours will be enforced, with strict midnight closures on Saturdays and weeknights continuing Saturday nights.
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John D. Flanigan
Pennsylvania officials back federal milk price administrator
Harrisburg March 22 The State Milk Control Commission favors a proposal by Agriculture Secretary Henry A Wallace to appoint a federal administrator to fix prices of milk entering Pennsylvania The chairman said Pennsylvania cannot regulate milk from nearby states and supports federal help to align price differentials Despite this the report notes an accidental tear gas discharge routed Sheriff Cyrus W Davis and two deputies from the office in tears
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Wer Uni
Harrisburg
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Pennsylvania
Howard J. Bisaman
Seensburg
Pat
Cyrus W. Davis
Many Fights for Committee Posts Slated
Erie dispatch reports bitter contests loom as Republicans and Democrats vie for county and city committee posts ahead of the March 28 filing deadline. Petitions show rivalries may alter committee makes. Reorganization meetings follow in June. War students hate appears at UCLA campus with war ranked first after injustice and poverty.
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Erie
Ralph C. Benedict
Los Angeles
University of California
Claims for Jobless Compensation Decline
Weekly unemployment compensation figures show a decrease in new claims for the week ending March 11 with 153,046 checks totaling 1 726 314 10. Secretary Ralph M Bashore notes 10 978 new claims, down 14 7 percent from the prior week and 42 percent from February. Average daily claims run 91 197 and 686 674 checks totaling 7 805 620 65 have been paid. Including Corry office data through March 11, original claims 18 continued waiting period 88 and continued benefit week 178. total filing persons 274.
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Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashore
Corryffice
Conservation grants outright to farmers in 1988 program
Erie County agricultural conservation committee announced that payments under the 1988 Agricultural Conservation Program are outright grants, not loans. The government has no future claim against farmers, as the funds are definite payments for their conservation work.
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Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Prospective Members Join In K of C Meeting
About fifty attendees and guests gathered Monday evening in Corry Council No. 425 Knights of Columbus to kick off a membership drive. Carl Sullivan presided as District Deputy P. C. Garvey led Oil City delegates and Rev. Francis J. Graves and Rev. Edward J. Feeney spoke on aims and the need for new members. The group planned room improvements and a more active program to attract younger members, followed by a luncheon. Ice cream was first commercially produced in Baltimore in 1851.
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Corry Council
Knights of Columbus
Cli
Barlow Building
Carl Sullivan
Grand Knight
P. C. Garvey
Oil City Council
Ganney
Francis J. Graves
P. R
Edward J. Feeney
St. Thomas’ Church
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