Indiana County All County Band Program Set For Festival
Anthony Cotroneo announces the 92 piece Indiana County All County Band for the 20th annual Indiana County Music Festival on April 21 at Fisher Auditorium Indiana State Teachers College. Rehearsals began in February and the program includes Mountain Majesty Scenes from the Sierras King Cotton and The Star Spangled Banner with numerous schools and supervisors represented.
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Indiana County Band
Anthony Cotroneo
Indiana County
Indiana State Teachers College
Principal's Association
Music Supervisors Association of
Cotroneo
Koziel
Smith
Marion Center
Clymer
Paul Yoder
Gershwin Yoder
Sierras
D. Bennett
Grundman
King Cotton
march—Sousa
Blairsville
Zener
Brush Valley
Dorothy Smith
Clifford Smith, Jr
Green Two
Robert Cronk
Assembly Tackles Tax Plans in Harrisburg
Harrisburg March 27 Members of the legislature return to tackle Gov Fine s proposed 163000000 tax program after Easter. The plan includes a flat income tax of one half of one percent and a one percent rise in the corporate net income tax to balance a 1220000000 state budget for the next two years. The Democratic floor leader calls the income tax onerous to the lower income workforce. Dent says the 20 Senate Democrats oppose the income tax.
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Harrisburg
Austrian Put Poison In Chicklet
Austrian Bleibtreu, 29, claims he supplied cyanide to Hermann Goering encased in chewing gum. Investigators say the tale cannot be verified and the source and others involved are dead. The report also notes a statistic that 54 percent of road troubles stem from tire and ignition failures.
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Mernberg
Germany
U. S
Hermanin Goering
Peter Martin Blaibtren
Switzerland
Goering
Bleibhtreu
International Military Tribunal
Vienna
Bleibtreu
William D. Canfield
Dewey Signs Drastic Loyalty Bill in New York
Gov Thomas E Dewey signed a harsh loyalty measure authorizing quick dismissal or transfer of suspected subversives from security jobs in state and local government. It bars court review, expires June 30, 1952, and allows transfer or suspension of workers deemed doubtful in trust or reliability with appeals limited to the State Civil Service Commission.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Civil Service
State Civil Service Commission
Keep Safe Driving Distance Warns State Police
State Police urge motorists to maintain a car-length following distance per ten mph, about sixty feet at 40 mph, and to be ready to stop if the lead vehicle brakes abruptly. Rear-end collisions are cited as a major cause of fatal accidents.
Typhoon Near Eniwetok Hints At Atomic Tests
A typhoon with 110 mile per hour winds was forecast within 200 miles of Eniwetok threatening the isolated atoll where U S tests may proceed. Military secrecy blocked details of protective preparations as the storm veered toward the area. The system, an off season development, was reported 390 miles east of Eniwetok heading west-northwest at 15 mph.
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Pearl Harbor
Eniwetok
U. S
Jarea
VFW Commander Feldmann to visit Indiana County Pa
State Commander Louis Feldmann of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will tour Bradford Tioga Potter McKean Cameron Clearfield Jefferson Clarion and Indiana counties visiting posts and presenting a charter in Indiana at 4 PM He will stress 100 percent participation civil defense and expanded community service with a large entourage including Hugh Hoke C A Gnau Robert Musser Claude Zotter and Albert Ceres Jr. during a multi county swing through the northern tier and west central Pennsylvania.
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Louis George Feldmann
Hazelton
Pennsylvania
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Bradford
Tioga
Potter
McKean
Cameron
Clearfield Jefferson
Clarion
Indiana
Feldmann
Towanda
Troy
Bradford County
Mansfield
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Galeton
Couders
Port
Potter County
McKean County
Port Allegheny
Smethport
Mt. Jewett
Summerville
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
New Bethlehem
Clarion County
Indiana County Council
Indiana Post
Hugh H. Hoke
Schuylkill
Bradford Oil Is Profitable
Bradford Oil and its wholly owned subsidiaries reported earnings of 7,607,262 in 1950, up from 6,640,288 in 1949. The company stated 1950 earnings equaled 4.39 a share, versus 3.60 a share the prior year, marking strong profitability in Pennsylvania crude operations.
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Bradford
South Penn
Pennsylvania
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Roy Cribbs
John Cramer
Donald McCreight
Elders Ridge
Jack O'Callaghan
Saltsburg
Ronald Glasser
Eugene Mazzola
Marlyn Oswalt
Don Peters
John Williams
Pine Two
Doris Bechtel
Carolyn Franklin
Judy Hamilton
Dora Overdorff
Donald Hobaugh
Keith Jr. High
Shirley Weiland
Beverley Poida
Homer City
Sue Ann Sable
Fine Two
Paul Boxdansky
Verla Ober
Connie Smith
Tony Gnebus
Homer
Mary Ann Kuzemchak
Pine
Stephen Rush
Norma Joiner
Frank Moore
James Turner
Jack
Wassam
Thomas Brooks
Frank Mekussia
John Bottolone
Tom King
John Slansky
Kenneth Stubey
George Adams
Doris Jean Au
James George
Connie Johnson
Helen Kritzer
Richard Learn
Evelyn Lingenfelter
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George ‘Barney
Robert Bender
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Rose
Assembly
Dent
Senate
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H. J. Buchheit
S. 6Th St
Indiana, Pa
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Vanity Fair
Eniwetok Area
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Emporium
Cameron County
du Bois
Clearfield County
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Brookville
Bradford Oil
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