Retirement marks new ambassador role for Zellerback
James David Zellerback will retire as president of Crown Zellerback and soon serve as United States Ambassador to Italy. He has led four chairmanships and numerous directorships while earning recognition from the Italian government for postwar economic revival efforts.
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James David Zellerback
Maye
Zellerback Corporation
United States
Italy
Zellerback
Committee For Economic Development
National Manpower Council
Washington
DA Refuses To Fire Detective In Fayette County
Fayette County Attorney Joseph E. Kovach refuses to dismiss Detective Charles Kutchman amid protests by about 100 demonstrators at the courthouse. Negro leaders demanded his removal, citing past discrimination charges related to his restaurant. The group from Organized Citizens Group of Fayette County delivered a resolution, but Kovach stated he would not fire him.
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Uniunluwiy
Joseph E. Kovich
Faybite
Charles Kutchman
Kutchman
Uniontown
Jeaders
Oul
Citizens Group
Fayette County
Kovach
Butchman
World of Religion Radio Schedule and Cluttered Data
Radio program listings and irregular text fragments outline the World of Religion schedule with multiple shows and times, including headlines, news updates, music, and church services. The chaotic notes mention Rev J B Kelly, Mary Blaine Homemaker, Alliances Church Service, and various local segments amid scattered garbled lines.
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Ions
J. B. Kelly
Guy
Mary Blaine Homemayer
Engle
Lallnty
John
Bow
Howard
Electric
Eadle Fisher
Trequois
Erie Struggles to Return to Normal After Thanksgiving Snow
Erie resumes near normal operations after a two foot snow storm. Main traffic arteries reopen though Route 20 remains hazardous between Erie and Westfield. Trains and planes resume normal schedules while buses run late in single line sections. City seeks federal disaster aid as five storm deaths are reported in New York state. The snow belt stretches 50 miles west into New York and 100 miles east.
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Lakeport
State Highways Department
Cleveland-Buffalo
Erie
Westfield
N.Y
Cleveland
Arthur Gardner
Bear Kill Heavy In Clarion County Bears hunted amid scarce food
The Clarion County bear season opened strongly with 4411 or more than a dozen kills reported after the first full hunting day. Tempie A. Reynolds of Cove noted hunting was exceptionally good due to scarce food, with Jim Peterson Jr. of Cochranton taking a 175-pound bear on his first hunt.
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Clarion County
Ten Injured In Two Car Crash Near Route 220
Ten persons were injured yesterday in a two car collision six miles north of here on Route 220. Merrill S. Mills of Altooria skidded on ice and collided with Walter Rynick of Boswell. None of the injured was reported serious.
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Pala
Merrill S. Mills
Altooria
Walter Rynick
Boswell
Call for Invalidating Special Election Results in Uniontown
Fayente County Common Pleas Court The petition by Anthony Cavallante seeks voiding of the November 6 special election for the county state senate seat alleging misprinted ballots and improper ballot preparation. Cavallante contends his name was omitted from listings and machine ballots favored opponents. Kalman won with 34 598 votes to Sittler 26 627 and Cavallante 4 058. The vacancy arose after Ginn Eustace H. Bane resigned.
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Uniontown
Fayente ‘County
Hie
Stanlee
Eustace H. Bane
Heoumely
Fivelte County
Jldee
Opening of NYA center expands Corry youth program
Ray Francis from Erie spent two days in Corry assisting Mrs. Katherine Abbey as the National Youth Administration program expands locally. Severe winter weather followed Thanksgiving with deep snow and slippery surfaces creating hazardous driving conditions on nearby highways and streets in Corry.
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NYA Center
National Youth Administration
Corry
Ray Francis
Erie
Katherine Abbey
Local businessmen weigh new furniture plant promise
Four decades ago on November 27, 1916, city business leaders met to discuss a promising industrial proposition that could bring another furniture plant. Earlier Hilloon power failure left many factories idle as the Erle transmission line supplied local power. A message from Ly Jack Richards indicated a thirty day leave from his border camp.
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Tve
Hilloon
Erle
Ly Jack Richards
Two Charters Proposed in Pennsylvania Home Rule Push
Harrisburg report on sixth attempt to enact a constitutional home rule for third class cities in Pennsylvania. Lawmakers draft five charter proposals including strong mayor council and council-manager forms. Stevenson cites drafting costs and local knowledge gaps as reasons for push and debate among lawmakers continues.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Les. Stev
Epson
Clinton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
States
Stevenson
Horne
Cule Chirtey
Sp Cee
Await Psycho Report On Slayer
A garbled OCR passage mentions a psycho report related to a Slayer figure and references to offices, investigators, and unnamed individuals. The legible fragments imply a report or inquiry process, with scattered names and terms suggesting official actions or assessments without clear concluded findings.
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Republica
Curry
Detective
WOTR
Christman
Pondel
Sunoco
S&h
Eerp
Horton J. Davis & Son
Tandsome
Kromex
E. E. Guignon
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Tuli
Aiveral Sama
Dave
Calis
Weetun NT
Gramlin
Al's
Gory
Chappes
Metis
Colin
Builitie
Keystone VanCise’s
Gilson’s Builders Supply
Columbus
General Electric Appliances
Wre
Thomas Motors
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Sas
Christmas Club
Jeg Jones
Ano
Cheuinie
Met
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