Stock Market Slide Dampens November Open
A Detroit and national market overview shows the Dow Jones average for 65 stocks fell by 51 points from October to November. Analysts cite tax-law changes and weak third-quarter earnings as factors. profits in 1951’s first nine months outpaced last year in 55 of 101 firms, while 25 of 31 non-railroad reporters showed a drop in Q3 profits.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Total Bross
Financial Daily i
Ito
Pleasantville Man Takes Life in Titusville Area
Henry Archie Wright 46, of Pleasantville, despondent after his 11-year-old brother Lloyd died in a work fall at the Quaker State refinery, was found dead Friday evening from a self-inflicted bullet wound in the Temperance House. Coroner Dr. Maurice Dinberg ruled death self-inflicted. Wright, born March 19, 1905, left surviving three sisters.
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Titusville
Pleasantville
Maurice Dinberg
Oil City
Venango County
Henry Archie Wright
George E. Chapman
Wright
Temperance House
Lloyd Wright
Quaker State Oi Refining Corp
Henry Wright
David and
Maggie Taylor Wright
R. D
W. K. McClellan
Charity Ball Plans at Corey Hospital Meeting
A Corey Hospital Ladies Auxiliary meeting discussed a Christmas charity ball for hospital benefit. Bishop John O Ward visited Emmanuel Episcopal Church, drawing many in attendance. Rabbits birds and squirrels abounded for local hunters amid rising unemployment boosting woods sports. Kiwanis addressed Manchurian issues noting Japanese gains could aid the region. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. Phelps on Mott Street with music and refreshments.
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Corey Hospital Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Hospital
John O. Ward
Erie Dlotese
Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
J.C. Phelps
Mott Street
Phelps
German war bride wins right to live in U S
Ellen Knauff, 26, calls husband Kurt in Hanau to say she has been released from Ellis Island New York and granted permanent residence after being barred in 1948 as a security risk. Mes Kouuft accused of spying for Czechoslovakia. George Chapman of Pleasantville and Mrs R R Merriman of Corry, body taken to Wade Tracy Funeral Home, Titusville.
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Ellen Knauff
Kurt
Hanau
Germany
Ellis Island
N.Y
United States
U.S
Mes Kouuft
Czechoslovakia
George Chapman
Pleasantville
R.R. Merriman
Corry
Wade
Tracy Funeral Home
Titusville
FBI Called In Bottle Baby Case in Titusville
FBI will be called into the Titusville bottled baby mystery as Dr. C. M. Sonne deputy coroner of Crawford County says the FBI is being summoned. He did not disclose reasons but noted the investigation by local and state police has explored several angles over the weekend. Mrs. Violet Childers will be questioned in Portsmouth, Va, where she is stationed with the Navy, about her knowledge of the case. Authorities seek multiple facets of the case.
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Sttusville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Titusville
C. M. Sonne
Crawford County
Questioned quotes and myths in a mixed quiz format
The items ask who said a misquoted phrase about a soft answer and a big stick, the cipher needed to reach a quintillion, counts of Truman's siblings, a proverb about needle and thread, Grover Bergdoll as a WWI draft dodger, Procrustes in Greek myth, and a correction of a dance attendance question.
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Truman
Grover O. Bergdoll
U.S. War
Procrustes
Woman recounts 1946 baby found under house claim
Edna Roberts says her daughter brought a dead premature baby home in 1946 from a hospital where she trained as a nurse. Last week a contemporary newborn was pulled from embalming fluid under the house, Dr. Sonne says it differs from the 1946 case.
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Glenn Armstrong
Edna Roberts
Childers
Sonne
Baby Swap Mystery Sparks Investigators Inquiry
Mrs Roberts states the infant was a boy and investigators seek who switched the bottled babies and the origins of the newborn. The case hinges on identifying the source of the baby and the person responsible for the swap.
Polio victim dies in Altoona hospital
Bernard Dipko aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dipko Osceola R D 1 Osceola Mills High School junior varsity football player died in Altoona Hospital after onset of bulbar polio hospital officials said he was admitted only hours earlier in Altoona Pa on November 5 194?
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Altoona
Bernard Dipko
Lawrence Dipko
R. D
Osceola
Altoona Hospital
Osceola Mills High School
Dahlstrom Strike Deadlock Persists as Talks Resume
Jamestown November reports the 140 day walkout at Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company remains stalled with no progress. Yet a separate agreement emerges as Paul N. Anderson, a Dahlstrom resident, shifts to meet with international UE representatives after previously denouncing Edward Sandy. Lewis M. King, UE vice president and District 3 president, joins the negotiating committee.
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Dahlstrom
Jamestown
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company
Lnion
Paul N. Anderson
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Ind
Edward Aandy
Strike Committee Allows Firemen at Dahlstrom Plant
Thursday the UE Local 207 strike committee agreed to permit four firemen to enter the Dahlstrom plant to maintain boilers while he agreed to sit in with Michael Jiminez, a controversial UE representative from Rome.
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Michael Jiminez
Rome
Dahlstrom
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Weightman
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Orient
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J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
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Manchuria
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Case
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Taffeta
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Faust
Smith ST
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Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Maxwell House Coffee
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