Sturock of Edinboro case and local notices arise
Northwestern Pennsylvanians alert as Edinboro case spurs police action. A man picked up on a drunkenness charge on Liberty Street faces Pollge Court today. Wattsburg Hose Company fund drive hosts a White Elephant Sale with Charles Cummings as auctioneer to aid the company. Police report a window pebble incident in Warren Street. no injuries. Weather forecast calls for mild days, showers, and about one-tenth inch rain, Oct 22–26. Fisheries report notes muskellunge value up to 300000 in Chautauqua County. Various agricultural updates show Pennsylvania pea and tomato yields, weather impacts, and 1948 production comparisons. A phonograph of local events shares Meadvill e Catholic anniversary and new state forest map release.
Holstein Frelsiam Cows Sharpen Records at Cornell Tests
Two registered Holstein Frelsiam cows owned by Ralph Thompson of Clymer completed one year tests in milk production and butterfat. Patricia Pride, 24, posted 188 pounds of butterfat and 29,299 pounds of milk in Advanced Registry. Glenvilla Rag Apple produced 763 pounds of butterfat and 22,839 pounds of milk in the same registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ‘Thompsonr
Clymer
Cornell University
Shérredan
Patricia Pride
Glenvilla Rag
Sound Warning To Shop Early By Accamated Pracg
Commerce Department specialists urge early shopping for small electrical gifts such as toasters waffle irons coffee makers and more. Low dealer stocks and a prolonged steel strike threaten last minute replacements and higher gift sales. They note 25 percent of December retail is in this period and inventory concerns deter stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Russian envoy warns UN on Yugoslav seat over Czech
At Lake Success, Andrei Vishinsky threatens painful consequences if a U S backed Yugoslavia gains a Security Council seat over Czechoslovakia. He cites 1947 remarks by V M Molotov about an American atomic monopoly no longer existing and recalls past wartime tensions.
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Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Security Council
Lake Success
V. M. Molo Tov
Johnson Defends Defense Policies in Hearings
Testimony portrays deep rifts among Navy Army and Air Force over winning methods and unified command. Johnson rejects push button tactics while urging ruthless elimination of dissenters to achieve unified armed services policy. General Eisenhower warns the nation faces future conflict if unity is not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Johnson
Wwe
Army
Dwight D. Eisen
Mick Clark
United States
Bell Telephone rates go into effect in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Oct 21 Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania raises local service rates for 1,750,000 subscribers by an average 45 cents monthly for residential use and 3.41 for business service. Long distance charges stay the same. The Public Utilities Commission approved the increase totaling 17,964,000 after reducing the company’s initial 25,000,000 request. Bell released the new rates at its 415 Bell exchanges statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Public Utilities
415 Bell Exchange
Bell
Chinese halt of Red drive slows southwest China advance
Oct 21 report says government troops halted a Communist push toward Kavellin in southwest China. Chinese press from Hong Kong suggested Kavellin may fall in days while Nationalist sources warned of 100,000 Reis preparing an invasion of Seech wan. Artillery exchanges occurred near Chu Shan island as government air and naval blockade pressed 100 miles south of Red held Shang ish Te Reds. Tao Hua loss acknowledged just south of Chu Shan.
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China
Kavellin
Defense Ministry
Hong Kong
Kwellin
Seechwan
Artil
Lery
Chu Shan Island
Red
Chu Shan
Tao Hua
Streaking Athletes Clash in Olympia Event Twist
In Olympia a small field of competitors including Ralph vie for a top finish as an unexpected early lead reshapes the outcome. Authorities report no injuries and the event proceeds with steady spectator turnout.
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Liberty Street
Matt
Pollge Court
Wattsburg Hose Company
Charles Cummings
Lester Gray
West Bond Street
Chautauqua
Vais
States Fish and Wildlife Service
Mayville
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
W. W. Waterhouse
Rep
Baker Royal of Lancaster
State
Union City
Elmer Simpson
Riceville
Elwin Bidwell
John Mark Gandon
St. Agatha'’s
Meadville
Erie
Umes Duff
Robert Barto
Rite
Kirk Sawyer
State Forests and Parks
State Department of Forests and Waters
Cory Public Schools
Iocal
General Electric
Aero Supply
Jerry-Jamestown
Corry
H.R. Briggs
West Frederick
Ared
L. L. Bradford
Stahl’s
Parker
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Jewel Hamilton
Alere
Congress
Aledge
Stahl Jewelry Company
Jack M. Stahl
Ronson, Evans
Jewelers
Mayor Kinley
Governor Duff
Jared Kinley
James Duff
Theodore Roosevelt TI
C. M. Howard
D. Armour Hillstrom
Sam Tavine
Barto-Christensen
Powell
Canter St
Gabardine
Tunnell’s
Faille
Corry’s Smart Women’s Shop
North Centar Street
Bell Telephone
Uffy
Till Ray Agate
Oleg
Oscar Meyer
Clover Springs
Chase & Sanborn EE
del Monts
Prunes
Abe Pillsby
Moun Sade
Oueanser
Glendora
U. Calla
Page & Nichols
Main St
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Ralph
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