County Eyes New Detention Home Amid Mandamus Threat
Judge Miles B. Kitts said a judicial mandamus will be issued if needed to establish a new county detention home. Ruth Burnett agreed to stay on. Harold P. Dindon explores using Knights of Columbus quarters on Westath Street or reopening the old detention home. Kitts stresses proper sex segregation as a key issue raised by grand juries.
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Ruth Burnett
Dude Kitts
Harold P Dindon
Knights of Columbus
West Ath Street
Westath Street
Jalh
Inde Kitts
Miners Conference With Lewis Fails in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania President John K. Lewis of the United Mine Workers fails to yield a settlement basis after talks in Washington. About 20,000 hard coal miners in the Hazleton district are on strike four weeks over a dues rise from 14 to 249 dollars. Thousands in the Wilkes-Barre district join the work stoppage.
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Frese
Hazleton
Ade
Wilkes-Barre
State Plans To Care For Polio Victims
A group of physicians and nurses told the State Health Department in Harrisburg that child victims of the infantile paralysis outbreak require funds and staff. Dr Stewart warned hospitals are crippled by nurse and doctor shortages, with Elmhurstown Hospital for Crippled Children likely to care for many patients. current capacity stands at about 200.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Childen
Pennsiivania
Stewart
Eltenethtown
Calls for More Churchills Fewer Chamberlains in Pa
Oct 1 in Harrisburg a call for more Churchills and fewer Chamberlains was issued by Dr A Marts executive director State Council of Defense. He cited Churchill and Chamberlain as symbols of attitudes and urged Pennsylvania to adopt Churchill's preparedness.
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Fennsylvania
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State Council of Defense
Dr. Marts
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Chamberlain
Chirehill
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Pennsylvania
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Washington
Clymer High Names Officers and Welcomes New Pastor
Clymer area notes list school class officers at Clymer Central School News with senior and junior class leaders, club revivals, and student council plans. Parish and community events include installation of Rebekah Lodge officers, a Methodist church service, and a reception for the new Methodist pastor Rev Samuelson with a Farewell for Rev Findley.
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J. J. Legters
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Panama
Pred Fairbanks
N.Y
Mes
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Pleasantville
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Toof Hell
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Ripley
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Eva Bull
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Ruth Bensink
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Clymer Central School
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Velma King
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Collects Smells At Oklahoma University Professor Pursues Scents
A University of Oklahoma professor specializes in collecting smells unique to the campus. Dr Ralph Brentang leads a project cataloging distinct scents found in university life and local environments, attracting interest from researchers and curious locals alike.
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University of Oklahoma
He Anzriean Magazine
Ralph Brentang
Wife Will Divorce Boyle From Old Offender
Erie report describes Dehiba Boyle and an estranged spouse in a dispute with promises of restraint. The narrative mentions a county jail appearance and a plea for the court to enforce separation, with reference to a wife seeking divorce and terms of stay away from the other party.
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Erie
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Funje F & Solemi
Terove Mderman
William Eehabacker
Raith Boyd
Beavis
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FROW Flight Near Landing Scene Described
A fragment from a 20th century report notes a red C plane and a near landing event on October 2, with half load mentioned in connection to wine.
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