Parents Resist School Attendance in Union City
In Union City on September 19, parents of seven townsfolk defied state law and kept their children home after the local board closed Holmes and New Ireland schools for low enrollment. A school bus route and shelters were set up, but parents refused to send pupils, accusing officials of creating a detrimental situation for their children.
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LeBoeufeau
Achiool Board
Towsislilfs Actoo
Tell Firen
East
Ny Leesatin
Holmes
New Ireland
Priory
Second Polio Case in Russell Family Stumbles School Opening
In Russell, the Russell School remains closed after a second infantile paralysis case in the Pangborn family. Glenn Pangborn, aged about three, is the new patient, sibling of Lois Pangborn who was ill last week. Doctors call the child’s condition mild with no paralysis yet, and no other cases are reported in the county.
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Warren
Russell
Seane Ave
Bradford Resident Robert F. Mackie Dies at 70
Bradford Pa September 18 A longtime city resident Robert F Mackie died at his home after two years of declining health. He was born in Bradford and educated at local schools and MIT Boston where he earned a master’s degree in chemical engineering. He directed a local laboratory and served as vice president and director of the Bradford Building and Loan Association. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Bradford
Robert F. Mackie
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Philadelphia Judge Praises Henderson Work
Philadelphia judge Charles Klein, after two months as a volunteer Price Administrator in Washington, praises Henderson and the government service. Klein says Henderson is hardworking, practical, and not a communist, recounting his investigation into communist influence and noting the absence of bias in Henderson’s statements. He expresses interest in continuing work in Henderson’s office.
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Iong
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Civil Service Commission For Action Coferess
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Kiem
Lease Worker Burned in Unclear Hospital Incident
A worker named Dieter, 42, of Bradford, was badly burned in an incident on Main Street. He was transported to the hospital by Levis Town assistant at the scene. The condition is reported as serious but stable, with the exact causes and details under investigation by authorities.
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Aunaupes
Dieter
Main Street
Beadford
Warren Generel
Guineua Physigan
Iver
Tae
Levis Town
Bieter
Mearrow
Franklin Boy Is Polio Victim In Weomingo County
A Franklin boy, Charles Thompson, thirteen, diagnosed with poliomyelitis, prompted school closures after children attended the Thompson home over the weekend. Pittsburgh hospital treatment was arranged for the case while officials consult for care.
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Franklj
Weomingo County
Charles
Abe Block
Thompson
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Frank F. Phillips
Werk-end
Missing Artur Martin Sparks Fear for Safety in Oil City
Artur Martin, 20, city water department manager, disappeared last Wednesday after last being seen driving a city car toward the pulp house. Family and friends, mystified, have appealed to city and state police for searches. Martin, a 23-year resident utility worker who long served in city government, was named water department manager in 1938.
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Oil City
Artlur Marti
Sixth Street
Reissing Sire
Martin
Wis
Elty
Macuin
Dndnager
Water Department
Youngest Methodist Minister Named in Kane
Kane September 18 The Rev George B Palmer of Dunkirk New York appointed by Bishop James A M Straught to lead the First Methodist Church in Kane The Palmer born at Big Run Pa near Punxsutawney about 23 years ago and educated at Grove City College where he served student pastorates.
Drum Scans 28th Division Amid Paper War At Indiantown Gap
Lieut General Hugh A Drum oversees the 28th division staff and communications as troops rehearse for a two month War games period at Fort Indiantown Gap. The 17 000 soldiers move to Litesville North Carolina for field quarters and new deployments follow a brief leave period.
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Hugh A. Drum
Mast Army
28Th
Alvision
Coumuueaons
UW 4 Hill Military Reservation
Virginia
Ia Etay- Wih
Sualay
Savh
Harrisbase
Edward Martin
Martin
Washington
War Department
Bief
Litesville
N.C
Youth Injured When Car Upsets Near Union City
Joe Twarjoski, 18, Waterford, was admitted to Union City hospital after a car he rode in left the highway at Dorman's Corners and rolled over. Driver Dean Cantlin, 20, Erie, had minor bruises and was treated and released. Twarjoski suffered a compound fracture of the left leg, facial lacerations, body bruises, and serious back injuries. police investigate.
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Union City
Joe
Twarjoski
Waterford
Dorman’s Corners
Dean Cantlin
Erie
Twarjonki
Cantlin
Wattsburg
Cintlin
Corry Barracks
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