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Poreman
G. T
Bergman
Naugal
Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Awa
Corry
Army and economic policy clash dominate wartime era debate
The Association of the United States Army opposes further Army cuts and backs a mobile force of at least 1,000,000, arguing a future war would favor mobility over nuclear conflict, while Pentagon disputes surface in closed-door policy fights. The piece also notes the Employment Act’s aims and the American Banker Association’s call for four equal economic goals including price stability. A separate note reports a coroner’s jury clearing Dolores Mae Meyers in the escort-vehicle traffic death of her grandmother Rose Froncek in Vandergrift, following a September accident on Freeport Hill.
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Association of the United States Army
Pentagon
White House
Nuthar ‘Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Congress
American Banker Association
Martin
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Dolores Mae Meyers
Leechburg
Rose Froncek
Vandergrift
England Triumph Follows Brutal Soccer Day At Wembley
Hal Boyle portrays the home crowd at Wembley for the England Soviet Union match. A fan sells belongings, endures crowded subways, heat, and delay as he finally learns England won five to zero. He must skip beer and cigarettes until payday but feels he witnessed a historic comeback.
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Hal R. Cooper
London AP
England
Soviet Union
Wembley Stadium
Stockholm
Corry Memories Report Youth Suicide Attempt and Halloween Parade
Report from Philadelphia notes Gertrude Starr a 19 year old Temple University student jumped before a subway train yet survived with bruises as she faced a second suicide attempt by a coed in four days. The article also covers Halloween parade activities sponsored by the Phalanx fraternity drawing hundreds of children and adults, and an event with Thomas W. Flatley leading speakers for the Young Democrats at the VFW home.
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Philadelphia
Gertrude Starr
Temple University
Phalanx Fraternity
Thomas W. Flatley
Board of
Erie County Commissioners
Young Democrats' Club
VFW
Shooting at Clymer Wounds Meat Dealer in 1918
October 29 1918 a serious shooting near Clymer wounded Ervin Legters a meat dealer and local citizen by a pistol shot from a cook at a railroad construction camp near the city. This incident prompted a police response and a battle for recovery in the community.
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Clymer
Ervin Legters
Mayville Infirmary Sale Sparks Democratic Opposition
Two Chautauqua County Supervisors Theodore Nelson and David Jungquist, both Democrats, oppose selling Newton Memorial Hospital in Cassadaga for use as a county infirmary. Bids start at $100,000, with the hospital offered at 2 p.m. The men argue about value and funding, noting municipal and federal aid considerations for a new Mayville infirmary estimated at 1.8 million dollars plus land and infrastructure costs.
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Acasayey
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cassadaga
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Theodore N. Nelson
David Jungquist
Jamestown Area
YMCA
Intimary
Nelson
Chautauqua County Infirmary
Dewittville
Newton Memorial
Ahingquist
McGonigle and Scott Propose Aid Measures
In Wilkes-Barre and at King’s College and Wilkes, Republican candidates Arthur McGonigle and Hugh Scott unveiled aid plans. McGonigle offered a four point unemployment relief program and a 30 million dollar Pennsylvania area fund. Scott presented a nine point federal aid for the handicapped package and urged reform if Republicans gain power. Former state chair George Bloom predicted a GOP victory.
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Wilkes-Barre
Yap
Arthur
McGonigle
Hugh Scott
King's College
Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Scott
King's
Wilkes Colleges
U. S. Civil Service Commission
George J. Bloom
GOP
Bloom
Reading
Washington, Pa
Fire station bombed in Walnut Creek attack injures none
A crude lead pipe bomb was tossed through an open window of the Walnut Creek fire station last night. It exploded with damaging effect but all eight occupants escaped injury. Police believe juveniles committed the act.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
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