Lehman Backers Cite 1949 Gains as Election Edge
The Leh jap supporters argue that the Democratic party is stronger in 1949 than 1946, the state organization was split by factional fights in 1945, Lehman had 47 percent in 1946 and could gain slightly this time, and that Dulles is less known and less popular than Ives.
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Pai
ALP
New York City
Marcantonio
Oth
Lehjap
Democratic Party
Lehman
Mead
Dewey
Dulles
Ives
Corry Hospital to buy portable x ray unit for bedside care
The Corry Hospital board voted to purchase a portable X ray unit to extend bedside service for patients. The report also notes local events including Tommy Saxton winning a Rex Theatre pony and political shifts with Ex Mayor L Alexander reelected and city commission changes.
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Octor's of
Corry Hospital
Tommy Saxton
Lyle Saxton
Fifth Street
Tommy
Rex Theatre
Deputy Sheriff Beats Two Soldiers to Draw in Oklahoma
Greer County Deputy Sheriff Tom Parks outdrew two Army privates from Fort Riley at Granite near Asher. The men, Thomas Wooten and James Paul Thomas, both 19, were held for questioning in an armed robbery of a Tulsa man the previous day. A third man fled. the car used was stolen from A. B. Taylor of Tulsa. Wooten and Thomas had been absent without leave since October 31.
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Granite
Parks
A. B. Taylor
Tulsa
Taylor
Asher
Wooten
Thomas
Fort Riley
Vets Bonus At Stake In State Election
Seventy two communities will vote on Sunday movies with focal options. Dale Borough will decide on banning Sunday movies while several places vote on Sunday sports. Total voter registration reaches 4 932 530, slightly below 1940 peak, with Republicans 2 925 440, Democrats 1 945 180 and minors 61 960. Registration rise tied to veterans bonus interest.
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Focal
Dale
Camaria County
Erie St Vincent’s Hospital Reigns Blue Cross Pact
The St Vincent’s Hospital trustees approve a contract with Blue Cross of Pittsburgh allowing Erie subscribers to receive tail benefits. St Vincent’s had operated without a Blue Cross agreement since June as the committee weighed local needs and the Pittsburgh plan.
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Erie
Blue Cross
St Vincent S Hospital
Blue Cross of Pittsburgh
Agaa
St. Vincent's
Blue Cross Ince
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Blue Cross
Bonus controversy over redevelopment tax reform debate
The dispute centers on real estate tax changes and voter absentee ballots for veterans. Two special elections will be held alongside a 500 million bond to fill state legislature vacancies caused by the death of Rep. John L. Powers. Representatives Krise and powers discuss exemptions for communities.
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John L. Powers
D-Allegheny
Clarence
G. Krise
Clearfield
Fair Deal Debate Shapes New York Senate Test
The special section weighs Tru man Fair Deal politics in New York with two 60 plus candidates, Lehman and Dulles, differing on domestic policy while both defend foreign policy stances. Dewey backs Dulles and Bewey campaigns for him, AFL CIO and railroad unions back Palen.
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New York
U. S
Dulles
Truman
U. N. General Assembly
Lehman
Bewey
Behmen
AFL
CIO
Independent Railroad Brotherhoods
Bultes
Dewey
Senate
Wagner
Irving M. Ives
Bedford county man killed in cabin carbon monoxide incident
A Bedford County man Bernard Black 26 Everett R D 4 died from carbon monoxide in a cabin near Florence while a companion 22 fell critically ill. Black was visiting Clarence Stevens when the incident occurred on Route 18.
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Burghelistow
Bedford County
Here
Bernard Black
Everett
R. D
Clarence Stevens
Stevens
Florence
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St. Louis
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