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Titusville Man Beaten Held In Jail After Attack
Two Titusville men Joseph Stayer and Glinton Carpenter are jailed as an open charge awaits the outcome of injuries to Charles McCawley about 65 found severely beaten near the D A V P depot. McCawley's condition listed as fair at Titusville Hospital. he named suspects but said another may have been involved. Police report broken teeth glasses and possible broken left shoulder. Also notes a dog show at Youngsville Fair Thursday night with classes and prizes.
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Titusville
Joseph Stayer
Glinton Gerpenter
Charles McCawley
McCawley
Robert McGarvie
Dutch Hill
Hostler
McGarvie
Morgan
Stuve
Carpenter
Daily Dozen on Obesity Learnings from Health Experts
The Medical Society of the Rtste of Pennsylvania urges adults to learn about health and weight. Obesity results from consuming more than the body needs and raises risks of diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney and heart disease, and arthritis, shortening life. Weight loss requires willpower and medical guidance.
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Medical Society of the Rtste of
Pennsylvania
Buffalo pastor reassigned to Wayne Valley church
Rev. Leon Manevar, suspended pastor at White Memorial United Brethren Buffalo, is appointed to Wayne Valley United Brethren at Beaverdam. He, his wife and two daughters plan to move this week and his first sermon is set for Sunday September 8. He succeeds Mrs. Miriam Foster who held the post for the past year and is pursuing study at Houghton College.
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Leon Manevar
White Memorial
Corry Stores Face New Meat Shortage
Eastern Pennsylvania Slaughterhouses say 190 small packers supply about 600 000 pounds weekly to Philadelphia area retailers. A spokesman estimates 367 other small pack firms may close tomorrow. Three large Philadelphia packing houses have already shut down. Independent meat dealers pulled refrigerated trucks off the street over supply failures.
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Eastern
Pennsylvania
Packers and Suppliers Face Stock Shortages Amid Cuts
OPA officials assign 40 agents to inspect livestock sales at Lancaster Hatfield Perkiomenville and Quakertown yet report only seven hogs offered in Lancaster and negligible cattle elsewhere. William M Paschal president of the Wholesale Provision Dealers Cooperative warns of further shipments needed by Saturday to avoid closures.
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Delphia
OPA
Lancaster
Hatfield
Perkiomenville
Quakertown
William M. Paschal
Ire
Jewish Vote Myth in U S Palestine Policy Debate
The article argues that there is no cohesive Jewish vote strong enough to sway elections. It notes Jewish political views split across parties and issues, with Jews nationwide totaling under 5 percent of the population and often under 1 percent in most states. New York City is denser but state Jewish share remains under 20 percent.
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Palestine
American Council of Judaism
State Department
United States
New York City
New York State
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ilinois
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New York
Forest Fire Alert As Dry Conditions Persist
In WAxcusa, Sept 2, dry weather has brought woodlands to tinder. Allegheny National Forest officials and the local Forests and Waters office are on alert for fires. One 50 acre blaze was fought recently with many volunteers aiding. Crews are ready to respond at any hour.
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Waxcusa
Allegheny National Forest
Department of Forests and Waters
Refusal to probate auto victim's will in fatal crash
Register of Wills Ralph McCord refused to admit for probate a will offered for Mrs. Susan Brown killed in a crash near North East at 12:30 a m Monday. The will dated August 1 was presented by John Himebaugh for Violet Stauffer, saying she was a friend. Estate valued at about 1500. probate delayed due to lack of listed relatives.
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Ralph McCord
Susan Brown
John Himebaugh
Violet Stauffer
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