Eisenhower In: Duff Sees Growing Support After Taft Noms
Senator James H. Duff of Pennsylvania argues Taft’s candidacy boosted Eisenhower’s chances for the GOP nomination. He says Eisenhower is “in” and cites a rising wave of support since Taft entered the race. Duff urges Republicans to win at county levels to strengthen 1952 hopes. He warns against extending Roosevelt and Truman era policies and stresses Russia as a major current threat.
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Taft
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Wight D. Eisenhower
Duff
Eisenhower
Eisenhow
GOP
Dui
America
Russia
U. S
White House
Jenite
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Miss Lotta Bonsteel Buried Yesterday
Last rites were held yesterday at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home for Miss Lotta Bonsteel at 2 o'clock with Rev. Paul F. Bauer officiating. Bearers included John Rickers Sr Wilbur Rickers Carl Kittleger Walter Kittleberger J Don Watson and Leon Tiffany. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with church officers and Cory Public Schools officials attending as honorary escort. Also present were former pupils neighbors and Mr and Mrs Ralph Ebb Jr of Spartansburg. PLEADS INNOCENT NEW YORK Oct 30 William W Remmington former government economist whose perjury conviction for denying he was a Communist was reversed pleaded innocent today to a new perjury charge.
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Neta Yesterany
First Presbyterian Church
Cory Public Schools
Jin
Bonsteel
Lund
Ralphebb, Jr
Spartansburg
New York
William W. Remmington
Fire Injures Three Near Jamestown
Three people, including 12 year old Gerry Peterson, were injured in two nearby barn fires near Jamestown. One blaze at Sim Campese and Sons Farm damaged a large 80 by 140 foot barn, with total losses around 40,000 dollars. Brice Peterson suffered facial injuries after jumping from a car toward advancing flames and was treated at Dunkirk Memorial Hospital. Seven fire departments fought the blaze under mutual aid plans. a second fire near North Hill Road destroyed a 100 by 40 foot barn and stored equipment, with estimated losses around 10,000 dollars, partially insured.
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Jamestown
Ocv
Gerry Boy
Bam
Brice Peterson
Gustav
Peterson
Sim Campese and Sons
Shula
Arkweill
Dunkirk Memorial Hospital
Cassardaga
Stockton
Mayville
Sheridan
Getty
Sinclairville
Fredonia
Frank H. Snyder
North Hill Road
Binclairville
Revival meetings begin at First Pentecostal Church
A series of revival meetings starts this evening at First Pentecostal Church on West Pleasant Street. Mrs Doris W Chase of Mechanicsburg will deliver the message with sessions every evening except Saturdays at 7 45 oclock through November 1. Rev Donald Brown the pastor invites all interested to attend.
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Pentecostal Church
West Pleasant Street
Doris W. Chase
Mechanicsburg
Donald Brown
Ford Workers Face Layoffs at Rouge Plant Dearborn
DETROIT October layoffs will affect about 70,000 Ford workers at the Rouge plant and assembly lines in 15 chips. About 15,000 more will be laid off in late December as Ford cites motor changeovers and government quotas. Length of layoff varies by operation.
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Ford
Detroit
Big Rouge
Dearborn
Ford Motor Co
Ford Assembly
Old Tombstone Unearthed by Jersey Bell Worker
A 210 year old tombstone for five year old John Tom was unearthed by Manuel Rigo, a New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. laborer, while laying underground cables in Kearny, New Jersey. Buried two feet deep, the stone bears an Old English inscription noting the deed date of March 29, 1733.
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Kearny
N. Sh
Telephone Company
Manuel Rigo
New Jersey Bells Telephone Co
John ‘Tom
John Tom
Personnel Department Reorganized by PRR
Philadelphia Oct 30. A reorganization of the Pennsylvania Railroad personnel department will take effect Thursday. J W Oran will supervise the program while T Pati becomes assistant chief and leads the enlarged employee relations effort. Charles E Alexander is assistant chief over labor relations, Kennedy assists as manager of employee relations, bringing changes from management training at Pennsylvania State College.
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Philadelemia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walter §. Franklin
J. W. Oran
PRR
T. Pati
Charles E. Alexander
Alexander
Kennedy
Patin
Emaploye Relations
Pennsylvania State College
Irish Banker Will Be New Dem Party Chief
Irish banker Tom Hage Une McKinney rises as Democratic Party leader amid a resigning from U S Pipeline Co role. He pledges to divest stock and sever affiliations while pledging reform driven by national chairmanship aims and political influence scrutiny. The piece also outlines a custody ruling in Meadvill e where grandparents gain guardianship of two boys aged 8 and 9, with the father accused of taking the child without consent and denying visits.
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Meadville
Mook
Clyde McCray
Spartansburg
Erburn J. McCray
Philip Clyde McGray
Tom Hage
Une McKinney
U. S. Pipeline Co
Boyle
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Henin
McKinney
Pipeline Company
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Bles
Nuff
Thompson
North Center Street
Emblem Oil CO
N.center St
Armitage, Sr
Ran RR
DEM
Tam
Bitenu
Sacred Heart Young Men's Club
Ownie Bush
Bush
Erie
Pullman
Binghamton
Amleveland
Akron
Chileaxo
Corry
Trip
Erie Railroad
Vaneay Hater
Sone Ae R. P. Beckwith
Willys Cars
JEEPS
N_ Center St
Cory
Pao
LEED
Taylor
Taylor’s Jewelry
Fountain Pen Headquarters
Spring Street
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