Sleet and rate concerns affect Wy residents
Local brief notes weather impacts and economic worries as sleet lingers and utility rates rise in Wyoming areas. Residents seek guidance from officials on safety, heating costs, and road conditions amid unsettled conditions.
Assembly Faces Finance Battle in Pennsylvania
Rep Hiram G Andrews voiced Democrats opposition to any appropriations without full spending explanations from the Republican administration. He warned of vigorous objections if departments exceed or lack clear accounting while pushing for a larger state authority to fund mental health facilities and a $200 million hospital program over 10 to 15 years.
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Hiram G. Andrews
Johnston
House
Senate
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Bed Possible Vidor Police Bode His 19th
A fragment notes a possible police action in Vidor connected to a 19th event. The legible details reference a bed or bed-related incident and law enforcement in the Texas town. No further names or dates are clear.
Hops Tumbling Amidst Unclear Local Discovery
Unclear OCR fragment mentions hops and a local scene with boxes and packets. Details are fragmented with no full event, names, or places clearly readable.
Negro slated to head committee in new House majority
Washington November 5 A major party shift in the new Democratic House majority faces an issue over a top chair. Rep William L Dawson of Illinois Georgia born Chicago attorney reelected Tuesday to a fourth term would head a major committee though he is only the second ranking Democrat on the executive expenditures panel. The No 1 man Rep John W McCormack is slated to return as majority leader and normally does not hold a major chair.
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House
Congress
William L. Dawson
Ilinois
Chicago
Dawson
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Father kills man who molested daughter in jail
A Sharpsburg father, enraged by alleged rape of his daughter, shot and killed a 7 year old rag picker in a jail lobby after summoning a police sergeant. Nicholas Antico, 47, a bartender, fired from a 42-20 revolver. Antico to be charged with murder.
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Sharpsburg
William Moore
Robert Antelli
Nicholas Antic
Fred
Antelli
Moore
Antico
George Weldle
Moor
Bol
Evangelistic Program Set at Bear Lake Church
A series of evangelistic meetings begins Tuesday at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church continues through Sunday November 21. Rev Leo McGaughey assists Rev A L Pang and speaks each evening at 8 o clock. Edward's Chapel Male Quartet provides music. other specials follow. Anniversary Day on November 18 features Rev Claude Moore of Rescue Mission Jamestown in morning services. evening message by Rev McGaughey.
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Bear Lake
Leo McGaughey
Edward's Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. L. Pang
Edward's ‘Chapel
Claude Moore
Jamestown
Rey McGaughey
Burglary Strikes Siegel Junk Yard for Battery Theft
Police report a burglary at the Siegel Junk Yard on South Street where thieves entered Tuesday evening, forced a storage room lock, and stole 100 car batteries valued at about $400. A prior break in on October 14 saw similar thefts of about 82 batteries and stolen scrap metal valued around $400.
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Wannen
Wor
Siegel Junk Yard
South South Street
County Supervisors Eye Tax Cut and Raises Ahead
Warren Mayville area notes show the Board of Supervisors planning a tentative budget with a possible tax rate reduction of about 1.1 percent and wage increases for county workers. Salaried employees may gain 0.8252 a year in cost of living adjustments and a 0.75 cent an hour raise for wage earners. The shifts, totaling around 80 000, hinge on the county’s fragile finances. Hospital staff at Newton Memorial Hospital may receive separate increases.
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Chautauqua
Warren
Mayville
Board of Supervisors
Ivase
Newton Memorial
Cotinty
Cause of Smog Deaths Still Not Established
Donora Pennsylvania November 5 A Public Health Service official says there is no evidence pointing to a single cause for the 19 deaths last weekend in the smog shrouded Monongahela valley. Dr Dimes Hullday of the Industrial Hygiene Division says the death cause is not yet clear and a county wide control program with tests at different hours is under way.
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Preece
Donnea
Wartime plant reopens as workers return to duty
Dr Holaday confirms production resumes with reestablished operation at a plant in yarrow as Amulean Steel and Wire Co plans to bring 1 000 workers back to full duties by Monday. Defense chiefs meet in Frankfurt for a weekend conference with Field Marshal Montgomery.
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Holaday
M. M. Neale
Donora
Amulean Steel and Wire Co
Montaly
Frankfurt
Germany
Lord Montgomery
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