City officers discuss contracts and Friday store hours
Spartans council let a installation contract for a quieting ring at Snyder Circleburg school. The chamber plans a Merchants Bureau meeting at 6:30 pm to advance Fall Carry Days. A 25 year old worker suffered second and third degree burns when gasoline ignited while priming a steam shovel. Route 6 traffic continues with no detour, signals to be up by week end. A deer shot during target practice near Wilder Field. Columbus Fair begins noon tomorrow with events in Mather Park ending with a home talent program at 8:15 pm. A stolen $50 corner from Salvation Army headquarters reported. Bishop Gannon met Pope Pius XI in Vatican. Extended weather forecast calls for near normal temps with showers Friday or Saturday.
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Spartans
Snyder Circleburg
J. H. Nobbs
Company of Corry
Titusville
Mather Park
U C Hospital Work Advances At Union City
Union City reports progress on the Henry L Stem Memorial Hospital at 130 North Main. The roof is starting and expected to be finished by month end, with undercover work soon. Architects and contractor expect occupancy by year end and total cost near 90000, about 12866 more than the initial 77334 estimate from March 15 1948.
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Union City
Fair Progress
Charles H. Pratt
Henry L. Stem
Union Stevedores Defy Army Call In San Francisco
Union stevedores plan a morning picket around the Army employment office and refuse to apply for jobs. The San Francisco Army port of embarkation says it will process about 250 men daily by first come first hired basis after registration. Civil service restorations will prevail as qualified workers are sorted into ganes for operations. In Cumberland, Md., Mrs Ethel Leary is killed and her husband Thomas Leary is injured when their auto strikes a tree near the Pennsylvania Maryland border.
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Army Employment Office
San Francisco
Cumberland
Ethel Leary
Thomas Leary
Pennsylvania
Maryland
PSEA Calls for Further Pay Raises for Pennsylvania Teachers
The Pennsylvania State Education Association urged another pay increase as rising living costs erode recent raises. It cited that the average teacher salary in Pennsylvania stands at 2,458 dollars for 50,000 teachers, up from 1,500 in 1940, arguing the economy outpaces current wages and outlook remains uncertain.
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Pmoome Rho
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Association
Keystone
PSHA
J Association
Pennsylvania teachers seek higher salaries to avert shortfall
The association warned that if average Pennsylvania teacher pay remains at $2, less than the needed amount for the current school year, teachers could be shortchanged by $259 based on the $2,458 purchase and S106 value cited, highlighting funding concerns and wage gaps.
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Pennsylvania
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Oice
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Bureau
the Commerce
Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
McCray
Kane
Kane Country Club
United Natural Gas Company
Doubich
Grover B. Clark
Clearfield
Mt. Jewett
Kane Summitt Hospital
Clark
Wetmore
State Police
Warren Borough
Wilder Field
Closeehind
Salvation Army
Therm ‘Obitz
Corry
East Main Street
Maple Avenue
Laverne York, Corry, R.D
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Pius XI
Valican
Gannon
Europe
Chester Root
Corry R. D
Corry Hospital
George Besson
Trie
Niagara Falls
Ond
Sherrie N. Cooper
Indianapolis
Tad
Cooper
Niagara River
Lima
Peru
R. P. Beckwith
Wielus
Center St
Burgnon
Washington St
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Nature
Pinkhem
Finkham
Tb Pinkam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dial
H.p
U. C
East Main St. Corry
Spaghetty and Raviole
Frank
Orsuun
Florsheim
Turner
PSEA
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Davison-Fogle Building Materials
Corry, Pa
Aranklin St
Crisco
Med
Vy Price
Heiman’s Jewelers
Home Owned — Home Operated
REX Theatre
Betty Grable
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Aetna
Einsure
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenues
Corry. Pa
Phos. Ressler
Ia. W. Crasseut
Agrico
Fa Sper Mus
Guy Williams
Ivan Smith
Guy Rogers
Lau King
Glenn Wood
Iver-Johnson
Root’s
Charles Kennedy
Johnson
McCormick-Deering
Goodrich
Spiesman’s
C. S. Wallace
Merle Molstee
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
Plymouth
Robert Crane
Sorenson
West Main St
Ie Tea
Tabor
E. &. Vovocki
Robert Knight
Delotex
Frank Kasper
Chander Paason
Endurance
Lucille
Mrs
Ernest Dimmick
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