Boston House menu and fundraiser update
Tonight at the Boston House patrons can enjoy baked ham fried chicken and T bones with French fries. The Pennsylvania division of the American Cancer Society raised 592.46 this year toward the state quota of 5609 208 with 22 county units surpassing their goals.
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Boston House
SAF
Pennsylvania
American Cancer Society
Walter E. Burns
Milford W. Shrout
South Pacific
Titusville
Algerman
Hoenig
Civil Service
Boston
Paul Steen
Corry Hospital
Factory rebuilt Ford engines and local notices
City and Vicinity items note Powell’s display of Ford engines, a postponed Knights Templar dinner, and various local ads. Reports include a 15 year old girl missing but safe, community meals, a camera ad, and multiple small business promotions across Dunkirk Erie and Meadville with health and civic updates.
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Ford
Powell's
Commandery Knights
Templars
Meerdink
Visit Ingram's after Spartansburg Fair headline
Visit Ingram's after the Spartansburg Fair notes nightly chicken in the rough and Friday fish specials with Sunday dinner. Enrollment figures for North East public schools show an increase to 1114 students, high school enrollment at 356 with 82 in the Senior Class. Dries fast enamel by Region’s Lastron debuts at Carroll's Gift and Cosmetic Bar. Shippenville man Pollum dies from injuries after a Thursday accident near Clarion river bridge. Barbara Wilson, 8, injured in Oil City from an auto crash on West Pirsh Street hospitalizes with burns and lacerations. Red and Gun Club hosts bingo tonight amid health updates from city tuberculin testing. Franklin Stock purchased by Chicago Freemount Tool Company. Chris Grafton Corporation employees plan a strike vote at Nordic Temple Sunday. Zalzneck & Son close for holidays. Gerty Hospital patients discharged include Wil lath Dich, Mrs. Harold Sorenson, Carlyle Neckers, and Mrs. Lyle Harrington. W T U to meet Tuesday at 1 pm at Methodist Church with county convention delegates reporting.
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Ingram’s
Spartansburg
North East
North East Public Schools
Carroll's
B. Pollum
Shippenville
Brookville
Clarion
Clarion River
Pollum
Titusville
Franklin
Franklin Housing Company
Chicago Freematin , ‘Tool Company
G. P.T. Co
Joy Manufacturing Company
Chris Graft! Corporation
Falconer
CIO
United Steel Workers of America
Nordic
Gerty Hospital
Willath Dich
Snyder Circle
Harold Sorenson
Ridge Street
Carlyle Neckers
Clymer
Lyle Harrington
BD. J
Law Won't Help Housing Shortage Said Creedon
Frank Creedon told a Special Congressional Committee in Washington that law cannot fix the housing shortage caused by middlemen profits in building materials. He argued prices fall only with full production and restored competition.
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Frank Creedon
Washington, D. C
Congressional
Creedon
Taft Faces Labor Opposition Over Taft Hartley Stance
Santa Cruz Calif Sept 1 Organized labor clashed with Senator Taft R Ohio in open political warfare as pickets booed him. The visit touched on his 1948 GOP nomination bid and his support for the Taft Hartley bill, drawing sharp labor opposition.
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Py Smachiuederes
Santa Cruz
Calif
Organized Labor
Tat
Ohio
Taft
Exhumation to Begin for Normandy Dead at St Laurent
Associated Press reports that 9405 American soldiers who died at Omaha Beach will be exhumed starting Monday as St Laurent Cemetery in France closes for disinterment. It marks the first of 37 wartime U.S. cemetery disinterments in Europe. The nearby Henri Chapelin Cemetery in Belgium closed July 28.
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U.S
Associated Press
St.laurent-Sur-Mer
France
Omaha Beach
Normandy
St. Laurent
Europe
Henri Chapélin
Belgium
Pittsburgh Railroad Workers End Strike and Return
About 1,800 operating employees of the United States Steel affiliated railroads ended seven nights of strike action to demand a 15 cents an hour wage rise and additional benefits. The return to work ends 17,500 Carnegie-Illinois Steel district plant workers idleness tied to the interplant railroad. A joint statement said workers would receive the immediate raise and any further increases from national wage determinations. Wage committees of the five major railroad brotherhoods will meet September 18 to set a general railroad wage demand.
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Pittsburgh
Uni T Fon
Fittsburgh
Carnegie-Islingis Steel Corporation
Carnegie
Walon Railroad
Anbsldiavie
U.S. Steel Corporation
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
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Campbell’s
Maxwell House Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Columbus
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Sekerak’s Grove
Angelo Carmen
Jamestown
Erie County
Erie
Carthien
Thomas McCarty
Kenneth Bock
East ‘South Street
Comy Hospital
Moose Club
Doctors OF Motors
Thomas Motor Co
Eric
Mary Ann Proess
Ralph's Place
Chautauqua County
Uic Schools Co-operative Purchasing Association
War Assets Administration
Kenneth B. Marsh
Association
Knox
B.T.U
Franz
Dunkirk
Stanley Kulpa
Gloria ‘Mae
Nellie Sincerney
Vincent’s Hospital
Warren
Charles Olds
West
Congress Street
Ridgway
Ridg Way Board of Health
Camille Boller
Ave Fobr
EB. Boller
Herman Jewelers
Miller's Kendall
J F. Fitzgerald Construction Company
Baston
New York Central Railroad
Betts
James R. Smith
Meadville
Avill
Dames of Malta
The
Order
Statler Hotel
Buffalo
United States
Bre County
Hiram E. Reed
Cora Belle Reed
St. Edward's
Henry Hill
Gould Street
Presbyterian
Frank Karkoski
Main Street
State Department of Health
Powell
Consumer Discount CO
North Center St
C. H. Gens, JR
Ford Garage
Rossbachar Insurance Service
Oil City
Barbara Wilson
H. J. Wilson
West Pirsh Street
Norway
Gabart
Marie Phillips
Jalrigina i Hs
Masts Ladies’ Shop
Charg
Erin
Tmayoralt
Cam
Babso
Gor Strugele
Faye
Ineli
Lea
Fost
Alun
Alu
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