Disturbance on Main Street Prompts Police Call
Police were called to a Saturday disturbance on Main Street with no arrests made. Wayne Jozi reported a theft of a tire and rim from his garage, believed to have occurred between November 4 and 7. An article notes broader statewide concerns across pensions and health care.
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Main Street
Wayne Jozi
South
Second Avenue
Steve Rathienburger
Findley Lake
Center Street
Vareely
Eathenburger
Public Assistant rolls by Erie county for week ending Oct 30
A report shows for the week ending October 30 that 2444 general assistance cases cover 273 persons, 1658 old-age cases cover 1711 persons, 432 dependent children persons 1292, and 242 blind pension recipients.
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Erie County
Donora Smog Victims Accept Vacation Offer
Twenty one residents of Donora Pa sign up for a week in North Carolina with expenses paid after the deadly smog event that killed nineteen. The Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach chambers extended the invitation, with ten accepting immediately and eleven added over the weekend. Officials expect a second group to go after the first returns.
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Donora
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington
N. C
Chamber of Commerce
Writhtsville Beach
N.C
South
Hilzabeth Ostrander
Desltn
Pittsburgh
Sos Ostrander
Penn to Add 35 Acres to West Philadelphia Campus
Philadelphia Nov. 8 The University of Pennsylvania plans to expand its current 113 acre West Philadelphia tract by 35 acres to create a premier metropolitan campus. President Harold E Stassen announced the project and said a $12 million development fund campaign will finance part of the program, including razing some buildings and constructing new modern facilities.
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PENN
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Change in GOP Leadership In Making Change In GOP Leadership
Associated Press reports a leadership shift in the Republican Party after last Tuesday’s defeat. Dewey signals no immediate resignation, but post election dynamics center on minority influence with Vandenberg Taft Wherry Martin Halleck and Stassen among new names under consideration for 1952. Names like Knowland Lodge Saltonstall Ferguson and Baldwin surface as potential contenders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Party
Harold 8. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Asibilar
Congress
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Stussen
Tring
M_ Ives
New York
William
Knowland
California
Raymond
Baldwin
Connecticut
Leverett Saltonstall
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Homer Ferguson
Rep
Clarence Brown
James H. du
Pennsyl
Area Teacher's Case Appeals to Harrisburg Officials
Titusville five grade teacher Margaret Daly Mitchell appeals her demotion and sabbatical leave dispute to Harrisburg. The superintendent will review transcript testimony from September hearings and may request further evidence or briefs. The case follows board action on October 4 and involves attorney Edward J. McDonald and other parties.
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Titusville
Margaret Daly Mitchell
Harrisburg
McDonald
Alsaaneisimee
Truman Begins Rest in Florida at Key West Base
President Truman began a informal vacation in Florida at a naval submarine base in Key West. He relaxed with a small group of aides while avoiding public duties and seeking privacy during his rest period.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fis
Harry S. Truman
Florida
United States
Naval Sub
Whitt House
Naval Base
Tim
President Truman Nearing Workington Visit With Cabinet Notes
Reports state President Truman plans two weeks absence ahead of Workington stop and may adjust aides before returning. Officials say he is satisfied with most of his cabinet but is seeking a new secretary of defense to replace James V. Forrestal when he steps down.
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Truman
Workington
James V. Forrestal
Speculation on State Department Picks and White House Posts
Woes linger as no move is planned to press Robert A. Lovett to remain undersecretary of state. Rumors swirl about possible nominations including Gay and a notable post for Mon C. Walleren of Washington state, as observers weigh who may be tapped for key administration roles.
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Robert A. Lovett
Mon C. Walleren
Washington State
Fragmentary regional note in Midwest paper
Incomplete OCR text from a Michigan Oklahoma region edition hints at local items but lacks clear events or names. The readable fragment mentions western Oklahoma and Michigan with uncertain context and no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Tester pick the w and Mary 7 8 and 1
The note references a selection involving tester, the word Mary, and items 7 8 and 1. It reads like a fragmented brief card with unclear actions or outcomes. Entities are minimal. no clear event or organization is stated.
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Dewey
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Sunbeam
Vaunia
Alfred FE. Driscoll
New Jersey
Ernest W. Gibson
Vermont
Luther W. Youngsdahl
Wiinnesota
Frank Gibson
Kansas
Répubs
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Corry, Pa
Franklin St
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Page & Nichols
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