Classifieds recital of newspaper masthead and rates
The fragment lists Arthur Golegrove publisher George Sample managing editor and advertising representatives with office addresses in New York Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It notes The Associated Press exclusive republication rights and details mailing and carrier rates, along with advertising deadlines and prior publication date.
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Arthur Golegrove
George Sample
Ational Advertising
Fred Kimball
Removing a Federal Judge Faces Political Fire Over Douglas
Rep Woodruff of Michigan urged that Supreme Court Justice Douglas resign over remarks backing recognition of Communist China. Senate opponents say Douglas cannot speak for the administration or the Democratic party. Impeachment is not being considered for Douglas or Hawaii Judge Meteger amid broader calls on judicial conduct.
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Woodruff
R-Mich
Douglas
United States
San Francisco
U. S
China
Senate
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Welker
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Dtex
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Asia
Rep. Woodruff
Supreme
Meteger
Hawai
Historical note on judges and impeachment in U S history
A passage discusses territorial judges appointed for fixed terms, not life, and speculates on Metzger’s likely nonreappointment. It recounts Supreme Court impeachment history with Samuel Chase, noting Jefferson’s push to balance the bench, and cites Justice Douglas advocating recognition of Communist China and world revolutions redirected into democratic channels with emphasis on land reform.
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D'Wye
Honolulu
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House
Samuel Chase
Maryland
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Supreme Court
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Jefferson
Adams
House of Representatives
China
Douglas
San Francisco
The Motion Picture Association Estimate
The Motion Picture Association of America reports that about 60 million admissions are paid into American theaters weekly.
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The
Motion Picture Association of America
Meadville Man Is Fined Five Thousand Dollars
Harrisburg reports that Harley D. Carpenter of Meadville was fined 6000 for failing to file 1950 annual reports for ten northwestern Pennsylvania electric utilities. The PUC cited March 31 filing rules and levied a 500 penalty on the late 1949 reports. Also penalized were Cochranton Borough Electric Service Co Conneaut Lake Borough Electric Service Co Conneaut Lake Electric Light Power Co Sadsbury Township East Fairfield Township Crawford Public Service Co East Fallowfield Light and Power Co Fairfield Township Light and Power Corp Sparta Township Crawford Public Service Co West Fallowfield Light and Power Co Union Township Crawford Public Service Co. Carpenter argued uniform records hampered timely filing. The commission did not accept lack of time as diligent effort.
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PUC
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Harley
D. Carpenter
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Carpenter Companies
Carpenter
Commission
Cochranton Borough
Chester Times Celebrates 75th Anniversary Edition
Chester Times marks its 75th anniversary with a 208 page special edition. Jo Phillips, the paper's longest employed worker born in 1876, rolled the edition to print and narrates an illustrated story about Marcus Hook, his native borough.
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Chester
Jo Phillips
Chester Times
Phillips
the Times
Marcus Hook
S Times
Delaware County
IQ quiz questions from a 20th century classified section
A list of ten trivia questions printed for readers turning to the classified page for answers. The questions cover biblical birthplace of Abraham, Madame Tussaud, Chile pronunciation, a day for practical jokes, Scotland’s symbol plant, Holmes’s hub city, Tobey’s Senate state, a sunborn element, differences between misogyny terms, and a Western nations plan to abolish frontiers in coal and steel.
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Abraham
Madame Tus- Saud
Chile
Iscotland
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles Tobey
U.S. Senate
Driver killed in Ste Vailey crash
A 30 year old Buffalo insurance man Earl L Poole was killed instantly after he was thrown from his car onto Route 16 north of Tschua. Coroner Dr Robert Kelsey said Poole died of a skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhage. Undersheriff Leslie Nix investigated, but cause of the accident was not ascertained from reports to Sheriff Morgan L Sigel. The car was owned by Merchants Mutual Casualty Company and Poole had been in Olean representing the firm in compensation court.
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Little Values
Buffalo
Earl L. Poole
Route 16
Tschua
Robert Kelsey
Franklinville
Cattaraugus
Poole
Leslie Nix
Merchants Muttal Casualty Company
Olean
Bloomfield Township Man Dies At 95
Jake W. Coutzenhiser, 95, died at his Bloomfield township home. He leaves three children Mrl Coutzenhiser at home Mrs Stella Moorehead Oakland California and Mrs Ida Van Tassel Spartansburg seven grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Friends may call at Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg and funeral services will be held there at 2 p.m. Sunday Rev Charles A Fuller will officiate Interment will be in Centerville Cemetery.
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Bloomfield Township
Jake W. Coutzenhiser
Mrl Coutzenhiser
Stella Moorehead
Oakland
Calif
Ida van Tassel
Spartansburg
Torrey
Charles A. Fuller
Centerville Baptist Church
Centerville Cemetery
Dent Predicts Passage of State Income Tax Plan
Senator John R. Dent a Jeannette Democrat foresees the no income tax measure passing the General Assembly amid a tax stalemate. He cites school district service cutbacks and curtailment in state aided institutions as factors fueling shifts in opposition.
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Greenssumu
John S Fine
General Assembly
John R. Dent
Jeannette
Dent
Francis
Tax and school funding prompt income tax debate
The passage argues that tax policy can adapt to circumstances and that a breakdown in the school system in Schuylkill County and state aided institutions risks funding shortfalls. It contends that if funds are not provided for continued proper services, all members of the General Assembly regardless of party should consider supporting the income tax proposal.
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Rome
Schuylkill County
General Assembly
Grandma Moses celebrates 91st birthday at home
Observers report Grandma Moses marking her 91st birthday quietly at home in Eagle Bridge New York with family. The famed rural life painter, who has gained world renown for rural scenes, declines a party now aiming for a 100th birthday celebration. She has 17 great grandchildren in the family.
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Grandma Moses
Grandma
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