F Clair Ross Inaugurated as Auditor General in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 6, F Clair Ross was sworn in as auditor general at noon with two days of ceremonies culminating in a dinner. Judge John H Wilson administered the oath, replacing Warren R Roberts, and Ross pledged to continue a campaign noted by state leaders toward a Democratic governor next year. He cited the department’s handling of 73 million checks totaling over 2.626 billion dollars with securities worth over 320 million dollars audited and verified.
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House of Representatives
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Bitler County Common Ples Court
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Warren R. Roberts
Joseph J. ¥Osko
Bethlehem
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Barking of canine exposes man's natural death in OM
May 6 Michael Took 46, a longtime Pennsylvania Railroad employee, was found dead on the bathroom floor at 706 East Third Street after his wife Cecile Lindsey Took left for Pittsburgh for hospital observation. Coroner G Foster ruled natural causes, citing a heart attack.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pittsburgh
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G. Foster
Comfort for Piles Promoted by SAN-CURA Ointment
An old advertisement touts SAN-CURA Ointment as relief for piles with itching and sting. It also recommends SAN-CURA Soap for pre use cleansing and notes existence in drugstores.
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Alice Faye and Phil Harris to wed this fall
Orchestra leader confirms engagement as Alice Faye receives a ring on her 26th birthday. Harris awaits divorce from Marcia Ralston. Faye recently divorced from Tony Martin. Term dates unclear though marriage planned in autumn.
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Phil Harris
Miss Paye
Harris
Marcia Ralston
Miss Faye
Tony Martin
School News From Columbus Highlight Activities Of Pupils
Columbus high school and grade pupils heard Mrs. Frank Laubach describe Windanao people with exhibits from the island. Sophomores collected botanical specimens while Freshmen civics visited Corry Jamestown and Thompson and Bibow plants. Seniors plan a class night play Summoned to Court. Martha Baccus made a 255 block Home Economics quilt. Girls basketball to play Lottsville next Tuesday. Grade 2-3 Honor Roll lists include Jean Drobnek Joan Thomson William Hylard Victor Gifford and others. Third grade studied electricity with demos by Clair Cole and Harold Casler and enjoyed machine movies by Rev Waite. Third graders begin a transportation wall chart. Junior Bird Club hikes observed ten bird species and a red squirrel.
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Iran
Windanos Island
Philippines
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Men and Machines
Bonney
James Hammond
Uncle Sam
Burgh
Martha Baccus
Martha
Lottsville
Ti-Hi-t
Marjorie Casler
Ann Bacha
Carolyn Anderton
Esther Mae Brooks
Autumn Anthony
Mary Molnar
Harold Caster
Jean Drobnek
Joan Thomson
William Hilyard
Victor Gifford
Phyllis Aikins
Phyllis Hull
Paula Bennett
Mary Thompson
Paul Toplovic
No County Aid Toward Viaduct
Erle May 6 County commissioners Moonday declined to contribute toward the cost of constructing the proposed avenue grade crossing at Girard township. A public hearing by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will be held at 10 am Tuesday. The board argued federal funds may cover the project in 1962 and that county funds are unnecessary.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility
Evie County
Lavee Cowt
Court House
Jacob B. Held
A. Sisson
Union City Man Narrowly Escapes Crash in Creek
Theodore W. Pish of Union City escaped injury when his car struck a cattle truck on Route 81 two miles east of Watford. The vehicle slid into a creek bed after impact as George Culbertson of Cambridge Springs pulled from a driveway. The truck sustained only slight damage and the cattle were unharmed.
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Erie
Theodore W. Pish
Atlantic Street
Watford
Fish
George Culbert
Cambridge Springs
Probing Fight As Lumberjack Dies Probing Fight As Lumberjack Dies
Goraner TL Clark SHUI HY nest wont be veld he Hit death at Robery Avery 74, while in the Community hospital after being found by searchers 24 hours after he had disappeared from camp. He was struck by a log and died at the hospital.
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Kane Factory Reopens After Labor Talks
Kane Manufacturing Co. resumes operations Monday after two days of labor controversy. Thirty seven CIO affiliated workers walked out last Tuesday to prove union majority, prompting a Monday reopening after talks with management, employees, and the National Labor Relations Board. The agreement promises no discrimination against workers, whether CIO or AFL affiliated, and recognizes the union as the sole bargaining agent.
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Jamestown Police Shakeup Announced by City Leader
May Swoop brings changes in Jamestown police leadership. Chief Nelson names Lieut. Willian S. Sinjatey to command Leafe division and assigns Lieut. Elnyet Taw as identification expert. Patrol platoons led by Lieut. Brieson, Lieut. Bernard Clark, and Tut Charles Wuritter. Caplin Oscar P Nelson remains on night duty.
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Elnyet Taw
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Fon Patvalnes
Lasit Lero
Brieson
Bernard Clark
Tut
Charles Wuritter
Caplin
Oscar P Nelson
Yodelers to End Course at Senior School
A local yodeling program concludes this Thursday at Senior School with Lyenuin Gownse presenting. The final show features costumed performances, a Swiss-themed film series, and a lineup including The Glory of the Jews Aly and Their Flow and Snow White and the Seven Qwarre, amid a pageant of yodel melodies and instrumental acts.
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All America Selections of Flower Introductions Highlighted
The All America Selections showcases outstanding new flower introductions chosen by competitive judges. Each year the program identifies the best new varieties in the American seed trade based on merit and performance.
Youngsville Police Chief Injured After Car Strike
On a Sunday night around 11 30 in Youngsville Chief Frank Dunkle, 37, was struck along Bail Road Street by a light delivery truck driven by John J. Sweetland. Dunkle, walking along the edge of the street, sustained painful injuries and was taken to his home after evaluation by a Youngsville physician.
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City April revenue totals reported to council
April revenue to the city totaled 21 546 with a start balance of 35 518 95. Receipts rose to 41 237 and expenditures reached 14 166 25 leaving a month end balance of 12 855 94. The treasurer, Joe Geice Ol Cly, presented the figures at the city council meeting.
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Joe Geice
Treme Mullen
Kvastiner
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