Pennsylvania Chick Production Hits All Time High
The State Agriculture Department reports September chick hatchings at 9 560 000 an increase of 98 percent from the prior high set in 1945. Most chicks head for frying and roasting, with egg production at record levels as farmers boost broiler output to meet demand. In other news, Robert L Littlefield and John Richard Albaugh pleaded guilty to auto theft charges in Warren County and were remanded to jail. An attempted car theft near Thompson Maple Products was reported by Herman Miles in Corry. Basil Lamielle suffered a foot injury at the MeInnes Steel plant. Raymond Corp sales managers gathered in Corry for a conference at Hotel Corry. Elk County deer season was canceled after 3 568 signatures on petitions. Perry Parker was admitted to Corry Hospital in stable condition. The Macko Market on East Main Street will reopen after a $1500 fire loss. Floyd Bowles is held in Erie on desertion and non support charges. Jack Cook of Titusville, Erie’s tenth polio case, shows mild symptoms and expects recovery. Five Erie County divorces were granted, with some involving Corry residents.
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US Army asks newsmen to withhold data on Maj Gen Dean
Tokyo Oct 25 The U S Eighth Army asked newsmen to withhold any information relating to Maj Gen William F Dean missing commander of the US 24th Division The request stressed it is important that nothing be said about the daring general The information officer gave no reasons in a teletype from Korea Some prisoners have hinted captors discussed Dean but none have seen him AP Correspondent Leif Brickson
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Pittsburgh Newspaper Strike Talks Continue Amid Deadlock
In Pittsburgh on Oct 25 publishers said negotiations resume after a second day of renewed talks in the 25 day strike that has suspended the Press Post-Gazette and Sun Telegraph and idled 2,500 workers. The Mailers Union seeks a 1 4 percent hourly raise and other benefits as publishers propose 60 rents 1.
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Unable to determine general's whereabouts says official
Reported by telephone from Eighth Army headquarters that there is no information on the general's location or status, and whether he is still alive remains unknown.
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Jolson Home for Funeral in Suburban Residence
Al Jolson’s body arrived after his death Monday night in a San Francisco hotel room. A flowered casket was moved to a mortuary as friends prepare to honor the entertainer with funeral services in his suburban Los Angeles area home neighborhood. Mrs Jolson grieves with her former Erle Galbraith and longtime manager Louis Epstein leads a small group of associates.
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Hollywood figures join fund drive for heart association
Junk text mentions Mrs Jolson and a request at Temple Israel about noon at Morrow on Hollywood Boulevard. It notes contributions to the American Heart Association and that money was spent or pledged.
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