Fight Against Tuberculosis Gains In Pennsylvania Cattle
Harrisburg reports show the fight against bovine tuberculosis in Pennsylvania's cattle has cut infections to 0.16 percent from 9.25 percent in 1923. Secretary Miles Horst notes 2 000 reactors remain, and testing began in 1923 with federal aid later joining in 1918. He urges ongoing vigilance as the campaign continues across the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Miles Horst
United States
Leonard Pearson
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Horst
George D. Woodmansee Buried Saturday
Funeral services for George D. Woodmansee were held Saturday afternoon at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with pallbearers Warker Theodore McCray Ray Robert Burrows Kenneth Wettmore and Charles Ladd. Interment followed in Elgin Cemetery beside the family lot. Local attendees included Elgin and Wayne township neighbors with extra guests from South Dayton Jamestown and Erie.
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Hate
Adilene Woodmansee
South Dayton
Clarence Stoddard
June Stoddard
Jamestown
William Flinn
Minnie Hengster
Erie
Brynolfson to Perform at Rex Theatre in April Night
Horace Brynolfson, a Corry resident famed in New York musical circles, will headline a Rex Theatre speed concert on April 24 aided by Toralf Toliefsen. Previously known as Andre Brynson, he draws a local audience from Corry High alumni and area music lovers.
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Brynolfson
Andre Brynson
Toralf Toliefsen
New York City
Subpoena Acceptance in Senate Hearings Involving Zwillman
Abner Longie Zwillman, linked by NY officials as director of Murder Inc, visits his attorney's New York office to accept a subpoena for a Washington appearance before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee. He denies the accusation as ridiculous. International begins serving time in Waynesburg for the fatal November shooting of Andrew Roubensty at his Chartiers home.
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Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Abner “Longie
Zwillman
New York
Washington
West Orange
N.J
William O'Dwyer
International
Waynesburg
Miron
Stella Barchanowics
Chartiers
Andrew Roubensty
Greene
Barchanowice Guity
Erie Marine Killed in Korean Fighting
Jay Somjal a 24 year old Marine from Erie was killed in action in Korea on March 18. He enlisted in December 1945 after high school at Albion and trained at Parris Island and Lejeune before serving with the First Marine Division. He suffered frost bite during his service and left a letter to his parents reporting his experiences.
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Erie
March
Jay Somjal
Steve Somjal
Somjal
Marine Corps
Marine Divisio
Albion High School
Somjai
The
Marine Co
Parris Island
Lejeune
N.C
Korea
South Penn Shows Jump In Income
South Penn reports a rise in income with 195k revenues and a per share of 41 cents. The year 1944 figures show 649287.41 in income and a late 19th century context mentions enslaved populations and product prices. Projections indicate higher prices to counteract declining production.
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South Penn
Laeast Bvm
Genger Humes
Penn Report
Uederty Records
Performiaice
Hanks Iid
Survival Rifle Fits In Pocket Produced In U S
A US produced survival rifle described as small enough for pocket use weighs about pounds, disassembles to a 14 inch by two inch thick bundle with a 39 inch extended length. It holds five rounds, with one in the chamber, and is marketed for hunting small game as a compact, concealable firearm for sportsmen and hunters.
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U. S
Omana
Aly Rommel
Tombers
Strategie
SAC
Sac Commander, LL Gen. Cur Lo Eh LeMoy
Agdibe
Budget surplus rises in Fiscal Year figures
Washington March 25 government balance shows a surplus for the current fiscal year. Treasury reports a total above 4,000,000,000 dollars for the July 1 to March 22 period. This contrasts with a deficit of about 1.71 billion dollars a year earlier.
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Washington
Tne
Hoover Asks Senators to Continue Probe
Senatorial pressure grows as Hoover urges ongoing inquiry into political corruption. The report cites O'Dwyer's alleged $10,000 payment in 1849 and his denial during his mayoral re election bid. NBC interview revealed Tobey’s call for Dewey to enforce laws amid gambling concerns and references to historical police reports.
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Hoover
Page One Firemen's Association
O'Dwyer
Cass
Tuhey
NBC
Dewey
New York
Tobey
Saratoga
Rlees
Plain Lp
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Trincatiles
George D. Woodmansee
Tony
New Shoe Life
Horace Brynolfson
Rex Theater
Brynulfson
Paul Brynolison
East South Street
Rex Theatre
Coats
Abner “Longia” Zwillman
Erie Marine
Desmond Electric
Church St. Corry, Pa
Ee FU Alyy
Heiman’s Jewelers
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Packard
C. Christensen Motors
West
Washington St
Tay O'Dwyne
Hom
Belew
Jurist
Jprice Wuntral
Arvieeg
Lesley Esleer
York City
Mare Hall
Abe Reles
Loblaws
Habitant Pea
Idaho
Edgebrook
Abe
Firestone S
Barney
Scotty
Safe Deposit Boxes
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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