Spring and politics shape May risks and safety ideas
A Northern press column blends spring’s early warmth with global tensions, Pennsylvania primary election reminders, labor shifts, and a note on multiflora roses as highway hedges. It highlights Geneva talks, Dulles, and shifting union strategies while urging voter turnout for May 18 and noting a potential road-safety use for multiflora roses.
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Dentists Warn About TV Teeth Hazard in Children
The British Dental Association warned parents about a new dental risk from television watching. A report says excited children hold their heads on their hands while watching, pressing harder on their teeth and potentially causing misalignment.
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British Dental Assn
Cold Fishing Celebration in Seymour Texas
Seymour held its 28th Fish Day despite bitter cold. Betty Lawrence, a high school brunette, posed for bathing suit pictures as Fish Day queen while banners read Closed for Wish Day. Most places were locked. at Lake Kemp the fishing was poor with temperatures in the 30s. Citizens planned to consider a later Fish Day next year.
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Seymour
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Betty Lawrence
Rand
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Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships
A list of real estate transfers records numerous parcels across White East Wheatfield Center Mahoning Montgomery White Washington Pine Montgomery etc. Transfers show various grantors and grantees including Lantry Sawtell Kinney McGillick Folckener Baker Ayers Kinney Edminston Stepp Gunter Farman Bohn Kerr and others with sale prices mostly one dollar and other considerations, plus several larger sums such as 1500 and 4500 dollars. The entries reflect township changes in forming a wide chain of property movements by individuals and couples.
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Clair W. Lantry
White Township
James Wilson
Earl Ressler
East Wheatfield Township
William H. Sawtell
Ella Sawtell
Dems
Coa! Company
Young Township
F. C. Crownaver
Frank J. Kinney
West Wheatfield Township
Paul v. McGillick
Paul W. McGillick
William Isenberg
Robert T. Folckener
J. Howard McParland
Montgomery Township
Elijah Baker
Leroy Fenner Penrose
West Wheatfield
Ronald R. Ayers
H. W. Johnston
Center Township
H. P. Johnston
William L. McGinnis
Ralph Miller
Vernor John van Leer
East Mahoning Township
Anna W. Zink
Rosie Gallisio
South Mahoning Township
Indiana County Commissioners
John Buffoni
Darry S. King
J. Raymond Keating
Jettie F. Edminston
Guaraian
Samuel C. Stepp
Martin W. Edwards
Lewis
L. Gunter
Agnes Fairman
Washington Township
Milton A. Farman
Edna Kunsle
Indiana
Herman A. Bohn
Grace J. Kerr
John Kerr
William Dickey
Pine Township
Harald Yar- Mell
Frank T. Rhine
Brush Valley
Weldon Harms
Symphony Fund Campaign Mobilizes Pittsburgh Work Force
Volunteers rally behind the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra as the 1934 Symphony Fund Campaign aims to raise 295,000 under Archibald Wagner. Branch Rickey headlines a May 3 luncheon as Charles Denby outlines goals and ongoing civic support.
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Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Archibald F. ‘Wagner
Pittsburgh
Willian Peon
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Symphony Society
Charles Denby
Wagner
Ef. T
William KL Benswanger
Peter Ferrara
C. L. Pierce
James BE. Sumston
Sewickley
Edward L. Campbell
Auto makers battle for share in low price field
Detroit readers see Ford and General Motors in a price war as they vie for the largest sales share while inventories surge and concerns grow about a potential overall sales decline for 1954. Chrysler Plymouth eyes early model changes amid dealer deflation and bootlegging concerns.
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Sam Dawson
Detroit
Indianapolis
Ford
General Motors
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Plymouth
Auto Capital
Buick
Auto-mobile
Assn
Chev
Rolet
Studebaker
Paul G. Hoffman
Woodhill Designed Curtis Racer In Johnny Dark
Tony Curtis, star with Piper Laurie in John ny Dark, tested an ultra sleek, border to border car built for the film by Woody Woodhill. The tomato red X-100 features a tear drop shape and sliding doors.
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Tony Curtis
Piper Laurie
Universal International
Johnny Dark
Woody Woodhill
Tony
George Sherman
Birds Dead in Oregon Town Mystery Explained
In La Grande Oregon thousands of birds lay dead on streets and yards after a weekend frost. County agricultural agent Burns Bailey suspects ingestion of frozen vegetable matter caused poisoning. Dr Ernest Anderson of Eastern Oregon College notes freezing can produce toxins harming birds.
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LA Grande
Ore
Oregon
Burns T. Bailey
Ernest Anderson
Eastern Oregon College of Education
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