Milk Inspectors to Receive Permits in 1996
The State Department of Health announced that all 250 milk inspectors in the Pennsylvania milk shed will receive permits for 1996. Milk distributors fund the inspectors’ services, with December 1 mailing for yearly rations, covering 50 000 farms across Pennsylvania and parts of Maryland Delaware and New Jersey.
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Cates
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
State Department of Health
Secretary of Health
State Health Department
Flag Pole Flies Corsets in New Bedford Incident
A fervent supporter climbed the Superior Court house roof in New Bedford and unfurled a pair of women’s corsets from a flag pole, creating a blushing spectacle. Samuel Gabriel, a janitor, was identified as the man atop the pole during the unusual act.
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New Bedford
Mas
Superior Courthouse
Samuel Gabriel
Thanksgiving box planned for Meadville Home event
The Rebekah Helping Hand Can will pack the annual Thanksgiving box for the Meadville Home on Tuesday evening November 26. A tureen dinner for Rebekahs and Old Fellows starts at 6 o'clock, and attendees not yet solicited should bring a tureen. Creamed potatoes, coffee, rolls and cream will be provided by the Rebekahs. Rebekahs asked to bring canned fruit promised for the home. Mrs. P B Richardson left yesterday for a brief visit with relatives in Philadelphia.
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Rebekah
Meadville
P. B. Richardson
Philadelphia
Personal mentions fill Corry social notes in Harrisburg visit
Clark Pain of Harrisburg arrives in the city to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Pain on West Smith street. Visitors include Mrs Pain and her son Jack from Bree and Mrs Pain's husband Mr Edgar Pulp of Winston Salem NC. Several locals and out of town residents appear for funerals, visits, or business, with departures to New York City Los Angeles Erie and Pittsburgh noted.
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Clark "Pain
Harrisburg
City
Charles Pain
W. Smith Street
Pain
Jack
Brie
Edgar Pulp
Winston-Salem
C. W. Moors
Corry
Mul
Harry Wisher
Bushlu
Albert L. Miller
North Center Street
Rayburn Hepler
Dayton
Cily
F. E. Hepler
Ella J. McCray
Clymer
Roxy Tuttle
Erie
Eleanor A. Mead
New York City
Santa Rosa
Los Angeles
Calif
Helen Waggoner
W. B. Pfeiffer
Salamanca
N.Y
Mead
Maple Avenue
William Capron
Cleveland
JL. Newhouse
East Congress Street
Lotta Bonstees
M. M. Rooney
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Stewart
Warren
Rooney
T. Langley
W. H. Horstman
G. H. Sturges
D. J. Blair
J. E. Brightfelt
Bertram Miller
General Electric Company
Raymond Manufacturing Company
W. W. White
Panama Canal Zone
Detroit
Mich
Corey
Mary Tane
Villa Maria
Sue Tuttle
Edna Reet
Brocton
Mrr
R. S. Dewey
A. W. Rauscher
Blairsville
Alfred Buck
R. J. Rauscher
Katherine
Harry Mooney
Oil City
Edward Peldt
Amby Allen
Robert Nichols
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Green Bay Packers
C.K. Bushyeager
Willi
Firch Baking Company
Doris Tabor
North Past
Helen Button
Hast Street
A. M. Gabriel
Buffalo
Lank DeLury
Minnie Bemis
Earl Button
Fairy
Kenneth Loveland
Mr. Loveland
Carnergie Tech
Hitler Appears in Germany's Who's Who for First Time
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler's name listed in Wer Ist's Who's Who, marking his first entry with a brief biography. The biography occupies a place of honor at the book's start amid lengthy biographical sketches. A separate card expresses thanks for sympathy after a mother's death.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Stocks Gain In Active Trading
The United Press report from New York notes a rally after Governor Marriner S. Eccles guidance, with motor shares lifting the market. Closing prices include American Car and Foundry 26, American Locomotive 26, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Studebaker, and more, amid a broad recovery and increased activity in diverse sectors. Local notes mention visitors and a student from Carnegie Tech returning home for a short visit.
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United Press
NEW York
Marriner S$. Bavies
Federal Reserve Board
Battle with starving dogs at Whipple camp frontier
Bannister and Toole fight a pack of feral dogs that ambush their shelter near the Abbe’s hut. Napoleon the chow defends them, maiming several attackers. Karen Sue’s dog’s green collar and a Bully inscription hint at Karen’s fate as the riders approach.
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Bannister
Whipple
Toole
Bolly
Bully
Australia
India
Karen Sue
Karen
Napoleon
Trail
Hall
Gizor
Coole
Wild Dog
Karen Sire
Gould
Hod
New York
Chow
Abe
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Barnard H. Hyman
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Aline
Keister
Rust Craft
W. E. Phillips
Hitler
Plage
Germany
Lena Brown
Studebakers
Walter H. Merrick
Our
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Carlin Wright
Winks
Chrysler Hotter Ecees
Bos Columbia Gas Y
Sete Consolidated Gas
Bam Continental Canoe Erie
General Electric
General Motora
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel Penna RR Pure Oi Radio
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calif Standard OF
Studebaker Texas Wookworth
Gurk Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas & Electric Sides Service
McCord Rad
Lone Star Gas
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