Township inspection reveals 1948 49 wage details
Secretary Velma lists a May 7 meeting at Walnut Holy Ground with several council members and notes a 86 gallon Pub Vinge bottle and John Deere Boggs power. The fragment mentions hospital stays and cards from friends, plus references to public notices and local control issues amid unclear context.
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aLary
Velma Y
Bila
Walnut Holy Crouuh
Itia
Nia
Garbi
John Deere Boggs
Glenn
Miles
Babson Cites Pros Cons On Business
Babson discusses the modern path to self employment and the tougher climate for small enterprise. He contrasts early freedom with today’s capital needs, advertising costs, and competition from established firms, urging careful planning before starting personal ventures.
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Babson
Probe of Red Protests Sparks House Inquiry
A flood of alleged forgeries accompanied protests against an anti-Feminist bill as the House debated curbs on the Communist party. House committee members urged an investigation into alleged communist plots to intimidate lawmakers, including forged signatures and threatening letters. They discussed involving the Post Office and FBI if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Waitten
House
oi-American Activities Committee
Newsjou
Communist Party
McDowell
FBE
Congress
Rep
Nixon
R-Galif
Post Price Department
Ted
Ta Noutian
Marty Es Deotat
Truman predicts victory as Democrats rally support
President Truman spoke at a Young Democrats event in Washington, predicting Democratic triumph in 1948 and urging focus on foreign policy rather than partisan clashes. He rebuked Republican obstructionism of 15 years, praising Roosevelt and warning against turning foreign policy into a campaign issue.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Young Democrats of America
Mayflower
United States
Franklin
Roosevelt
United Natural Gas seeks authority to enlarge Pennsylvania pipeline
United Natural Gas Co Oil City requests Federal Power Commission approval to expand its pipeline system in Pennsylvania at an estimated cost of 3 057 500 The plan covers replacing over 200 miles of 12 inch pipe with 22 percent inch line between storage field and compressor stations and constructing 416 miles of 10 or 12 inch lines to storage sites plus several short connecting lines in Jefferson and Clarion counties with total 1850 horsepower added at existing stations in Jefferson and Bellefonte
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Washington
Federal Power Commission Authority
Pennsylvania
United Natural Gas Co
Oil City
Ele County
Conjprover
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Clarion Counties
Record Market Activity Hits New Highs and Volume
A Friday session on the stock exchange saw the broadest market on record with prices rising up to seven points. Total value exceeded 1.75 billion dollars as 840 thousand shares traded, the highest one day total since May 21, 1940. Average prices reached a peak not seen since August 27, 1940, with most issues higher and new highs outnumbering new lows.
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Xurus
Stock Exchange
Ita
Guardsmen Quell Crowd At Struck Packing Plant
South St Paul Minn May 45 National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets held back a large crowd as workers arrived by car and buses to the Swift & Co packing plant. Guardsmen broke up a scuffle when a man tried to seize a rifle. Boos curses and Nazi salutes were heard as troops formed lines and vehicles moved into the plant. A half track and convoy rolled toward downtown as guardsmen maintained order amid tense scenes.
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St, Paul
Minn
Strikeuound Switla Company
Grind Avenue
Planit
South St. Paul
Council to Seek Bids on Summer Paying Work
The Ohiy Council will consider starting this summer's paying program at its next session. A main item is deciding which streets will be ready for saving and authorizing advertising for bids. Wage costs may rise due to increased traffic charges and inflation, with exact totals shown after bidding. A revision to the relief driver salary in the Fire Department will be passed, final readings pending. No action on police or municipal pension plans due to data delays anticipated to be discussed by Council members.
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Ohiy Council
Essenitia
Comelmemberg
Blatt Brothers form new theatre firm in Pittsburg
A new Blatt Brothers theatre corporation is being formed in Pittsburgh with a $500,000 capitalization to build or lease and operate indoor and outdoor theaters. The proposed firm, the third organized by Rex Theatre operators, would be Blat Bros Western Penna Theatre Corp. Preferred stock may be offered to the public in the future.
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Rex Theatre
Blatt Brothers Theatre Corporation
Pitts- Surgl
Blujt Bros. Western Penn'a. Theatre Corp
Faulty wiring blamed in fatal area fire verdicts
Coroner Wood announced a verdict of accidental death in two county fires this week claiming five lives. Two perished in the Erle blaze and three died in the Wattsbury Manor house fire. The theory that Otis Reed children died in Wattsbury was discarded. Investigators blamed an improvised wiring error for the blaze after finding the stove oil tank empty and not responsible.
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W W. Wood
Erle
Wattsbury
Otis Reed
Two Miners Rescued From Pit Near Shamokin
In Shamokin, Edward Beck and Peter Gorenton, both of Shamokin, were rescued after more than 80 hours trapped by floodwaters in a loaded coal mine pit. They were taken to Shamokin State Hospital for food and rest. Their companion Charles Bashore, trapped in the lowest part, was not saved.
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Winers
Edward Beck
Peter Goreton
Spamokin
Shamokin” State Hospital
Uwunved
uwunved, + ‘They said they believed t heir comepanion
Chiaples Bashore
Revere
Tmines
Mie
Father of Boys Town founder dies in Germany
Msgr Edward J Flanagan the Nebraska priest known as the father of Boys Town died in an Army hospital in Germany after a heart attack. He was 61 and had traveled to study youth conditions and engage in charitable work for underprivileged boys. He founded Boys Town near Omaha in 1917 and led its growth into a major community.
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Msgr. Edwards, Flanagan
Tawi
Germany
Nebraska
Hardack ‘House
Millitary
Emmity
T. Walsh
Father Wales
Father Flanagan
Morehan
Vienna
Rome
Pius
Be Craw
Survey shows 14 homes being built in city
Survey by the Chamber of Commerce housing committee chair Richard Rossbucher reports 14 homes aerially under construction or completed. About 16 prospective buyers have inquired, with 10 more names expected. contractors and suppliers support planned advance housing consignation. A meeting will address signed participants and solutions to obstacles. Plans for Path Up Clean Up campaign near completion as operation of the Credit Bureau may transfer to Retail Merchants. Senior High School receives commendation for three day Niagara Falls and Jamaica concert tour publicity.
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Wwenty
Chamber of Commerce
Civ
Richard Rossbucher
Use Housing Committee
Rossbacher
Jach
Corry
Hie Sredit
Retal
Niagara Falls
Jwiada
Air Mail Marks Thirtieth Year Anniversary
Air mail marks its thirtieth year as Corry and New York to Washington service celebrates the 90th anniversary of its inauguration. The new rate is five cents for the first ten miles and ten cents for longer segments, with delivery times ranging from a few days to about one day. Postal officials note potential arrivals via All American Aviation and related transcontinental carriers for the observance.
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Postiadter
Jarmaes Sullivane
Corry Mit
Lake al
Mit Week
New York
Washington
Air Mall
Verti
Tomarray
Bottle smashing incident at Bolith Center and South streets
A patrolman at police headquarters heard a disturbance on South Center Street and witnessed three youths engaging in a brawl near the roadway at 2:30 this morning. Officers identified Hyerett D Te Winkle of Glymor and noted possible charges under the Vehicle Code for the street scene. The youths, Twinks Oll Frankie Tue Son, 105 Wasex Abie, and Edward Darofall, 101 Stiyder Otrcle, were questioned as part of the investigation.
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Esexyiarte
Bolith
Hyerett
D. Te Winkle
Glymor
Wiotor
Musiciyal
Sulith Center Street
Toadway
Pan Questieling
Franie Tueson
Wasex Abie
Edward Darofall
Zoning Ordinance May Be Revived Here Again
Residents and council members discussed reviving the city's zoning ordinance after inquiries and public hearings. Opponents voiced concerns while proponents urged review, with some residents changing views since last year’s shelved measure. Officials indicated a new inquiry and potential council action to reconsider the ordinance.
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Soma
Ball
Counc
Etnicimen
Luh & Netttlon
Mirotlaterd
Speed To Rescue Of Stricken Ship By Associated Prens
In San Francisco on May 1 a Coast Guard crew aided a sinking vessel after a distress call. The incident involved the Channing Sharty ship and other craft as Coast Guard and Navy units coordinated a rescue. The Channing’s crew size is reported as 38 to 40 men.
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Associated Prens
San Francisco
Rexcue
Luis Tuced
Pinink
California
Jie
Channing
Muiitime Commission
Astoria Che
Coast Guard, Navy and
Redeem Communications Commission
Ashly
Court clears Elgin driver in motor incident case
Edward Leo Lewis of Wigia was isolated by Judge El mer Equis in a no charge ruling after prosecutors failed to prove the alleged motorist rammed a pedestrian on the Corry Sp Spartanshing road. The case was dismissed after defense motions over evidence. One vehicle registered to Lewis was found. No further action was listed.
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Edward Leo Lewis
Wigia
Elmer Equis
Cotry
Woliaty
Lew Wak
Neve
Jesse Mmt, Jr
Jakewe
Huff
Tewis
Hur
Jury convicts William Raskis in voluntary manslaughter
In Pottsville Pa on May 15 a jury of seven men and three women finds William Raskis guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the 1854 slaying of Stiney Russellavage. The verdict comes after about three hours of deliberation. mercy is recommended and a prison term of six to 12 years with up to $8000 fine is possible pending a defense plea for ball.
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Roe Pottsville
Wiliam Raskis
James J. Curran
Curran
Ball
Howard Sturgman
Driver Kills Pedestrian on Highway Near Curwensville
Curwensville Pennsylvania May 19 Devil Mullen age 65 of Bloomington was struck and killed while walking along the highway about two miles from his home. The motorist involved fled the scene but later reported to authorities. Mullen had recently visited Butler Veterans Hospital for medical care.
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Curwensville
Devil Mullen
Bloomington
Bi Wulamoble
Algha
Mullen
Fang Hospital
Butler
Car Upsets In Avoiding Wreck On Route 6
Mrs Dorks Proper of Little Valley New York 7Y. was driving on Route 6 near Union City Oshhwichery when an oncoming car attempted to pass a truck and veered into her lane. She braked hard causing an Oldsmobile to swerve off the road. most occupants injured though car sustained about 300 dollars damage. The other driver said he started to pass then returned to his lane upon seeing Proper.
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Dorks Proper
Little Valley
Proper
Witt Irvine
Union City
Oshhwichery Wien
Wis
Kroper
Mya Proper
VEW Site Clearance Contract and Architect Engagement
The VeW project at the northwest corner of WMAl and East South streets will clear the site and erect a new two story structure. The building association of the Arm led by W. Thompson Veterans of World War II arranged the contract with architect Awunurdet and low bidder Merle L. Pattie von for clearing and grading. Completion is targeted by August 1 with winter work continuing if needed.
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Awunurdet
W. Thompson
Veterans of Worelde Wars Post
Wmal
Merle L. Pattie von
Second Avenue
Edwil Welttlé
Brie
Murray says 50 000 workers may strike
President Philli Murray told the United Steelworkers convention that between now and December contracts covering 107 000 steelworkers will expire. He warned 60 percent could face idle time and urged dues increases to prepare for potential widespread labor action.
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Efs Borton
OIO
Philli Murray
Tos Om
Murray
DIO United
CIO
Whi
4AGANAH FORCES MOVE SWIFTLY INTO JERUSALEM AREAS
Tel Aviv reports that 4aganah forces penetrate Israel following air raids on Tel Aviv and action near Negev. Invasion troops advance amid battles with Palestinian forces, with aircraft and ground fire cited and pilots reported missing or captured.
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Jerusalem
Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Israel
Jewish Army
Daganah
Nepeb
Vakiog
Agalnet 4
Newey
Truman Faces New Palestine Arms Demands After Israel Rise
May 16 1948 Washington reports Truman's move toward de facto recognition of Israel prompts likely demands to end the Palestine arms embargo. Diplomatic sources say no immediate U.S. action, but outside parties might push if Arab threats grow. The White House stresses pursuit of a truce while boosting efforts in the Holy Land conflict amid Arab-Israeli border clashes and Arab air raids.
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Palestine
Washington
Truman
Israel
United States
Holy Land
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