Alumni Day planned at Edinboro State Teachers College
Alumni Day activities on May 20 include a chicken luncheon for 500, a business meeting, open inspection of new college facilities, 4 PM reception by Dr Carmen Rosa, reunion dinners for classes ending in 4 and others, class meeting sites, and dancing with Major Olnes and his rhythm regiment in the college dining room.
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State Teachers College At
Edinboro
Miss Pettitt
Carmen Rosa
Meadville Street
General Alumni Association
Henry
Mrs Leon Baker Dead in California
Word has been received of the death in San Francisco on April 22 of Mrs Leon Baker widow of Lenn Baker formerly of Columbus. Mr Baker lived in Columbus many years ago and was well known in Corry Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Baker
San Francisco
Tidioute youths held for burglary
Five young people from Tidioute were charged with breaking and entering and larceny for stealing more than $200 in lumber supplies from Johnson Lumber Yard in Youngsville. They pleaded guilty to related charges and were ordered held for Warren County court.
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John Mitchell
P. Fagans
Warren
Warren County
Back to the Land Movement Urged by TVA Official
James P. Pope, director of the Tennessee Valley Authority, urged the Back to the Land movement at the Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women meeting in Harrisburg. He warned that about ten million unemployed poses a staggering problem and said the government cannot indefinitely provide jobs and basic needs to a quarter of the population.
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Harrisburg
James P. Pope
Tennessee Valley Authority
Pennsylvania Federation of Democration Women
Pope
Three Youths Sent to Huntington Reformatory
Felix Zabrowski 21 Raymon Szpara 18 and Joseph Weslowalsi 20 of Mio and John Skebinski 22 of Mnths rest Mio pleaded guilty to gasoline station robberies and were sent to Huntington Reformatory. Judge Wade noted parole was unlikely due to high crime rates but offered chance to acclimate finish schooling and learn a trade.
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Huntington Reformatory
Felix Zabrowski
Raymon Szpara
Joseph Weslowalsi
John Skebinski
Mhle
Huntington
Ar Castale
Trom
Wade
Bill Proposes Bans on Coloring Chicks in Senate Vote
A bill to prohibit artificial coloring of chicks and ducklings passed the Senate 85 to 4. Senator Anthony Cavalcante asked if it would be constitutional to also ban women from using rouge or lipstick, prompting a sharp quip from sponsor Senator William J. Hroe.
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Hy United Hilss Farris
URG
Senate
Anthony Cavalcante
Payette
William J. Hroe
Lavwrence
Beaverdam News Notes Highlights Local Visits
May pay day features memory of John Minner in Corry with funeral services. Floyd Marsh, Mrs. Ginnings and Mrs. Bisbee attend. Mildred Muynard and family visit Proctor and Lowrie on Sunday afternoon. Clint Mathews visits Shreves, Spencer Thompson, Bryan Bills, and others. Capt Proctor phones for Meadville trip. Wetson Proctor family hosts. Rev James A. Higley noted.
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Beaverdam
Floyd Marsh
W. H. Ginnings
Clarence Bisbee
John Minners
Corry
Claudle Muynard
Clark
Proctor
Lowvie
Clint Mathews
Mrr
W. H. Shreves
Unio City
Ex Kane Resident Killed by Train
May 12 Kane report of Mayor James H. Sharp killed after stepping from one train into another approaching from the opposite direction. Coroner finds accidental death. warnings given, but he did not stop. Also notes local events and 4-H club meeting plans for May 17 at 10 am urging new members.
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Kane
James H. Sharp
Att Alero
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