25 May 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1955
Page
1
Detroit General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers held full day contract talks for the first time since negotiations began April 7. Progress on the wage proposal was not disclosed. Ford talks were scheduled the same day with Walter Reuther attending sessions for both unions.
Indiana County Ronald Earl Baughman of Man or Westmoreland County and Dorothy Elizabeth Baker of Somerset Somerset County Victor Sardoni and Dolores Duffalo Center Township Willis H. Dunkelman of Kent Black Lick Two and Jacquelyn McCrea of Black Lick Two Francis Andrew Benton of Nanty Glo and Annette Dudek of Pittsburgh Frederick Marshall Clepper and Melissa Hope Kish both of Washington DC Robert Marlin McCombs of Indiana and Esther Irene Fleming of Cherry Tree John A Eisenrath and Viola M Jones Blair both of Brackenridge Penna
A string of real estate transfers lists many parcels in Conemaugh White Blairsville Young and other townships changing hands for $1 and other considerations. Names include Borman Cunkleman Foreman Nas tase Gardner Bence Frick Reeseman Perfetti Zadragee Thompson McKinley Cecero Kwisnek Libengood Garlando Smeltzer Gerlando Lamb and Roman Catholic Church. The notices reflect typical township conveyances and associated commentary from the era.
A string of aphorisms from Hal Boyle on life and manners. Jokes touch on judgment, digestion, habits, dating, money, and humanity with light irony. The column ends noting the reader’s propensity to skim the Gazette Classifieds.
A scattered crossword style list links Across and Down clues with references to literature and poetry figures such as Vee Sawyer and Longfellow notes. The fragment hints at a themed grid with words like Miserables and Tiny Tim alongside common terms like land properties and alienates.
A concise catalog-like listing notes items including a Malian painter and various terms such as tempera painting, medicinal plant and gaseous element. Other entries mention region, herrings, savory, dress, fence steps, ages, and a knight's title.
Mrs. Mary F Costello found an 18 foot maple uprooted from her front lawn after a shopping trip. Four men in work clothes used a truck and equipment to dig up the tree while a polite visitor asked questions about it. Police call it a genuine case of tree napping.
Ruth Cowan identifies Diously as favorable to the upcoming Big Four conference in Philadelphia. He expresses support for conferences when there is a reasonable prospect of success.
Private David A. Steetle of Camp Detrick Frederick Maryland serves in the 6766th Technical Service unit and is the son of Ross P. Steetle Indiana. The text also covers Adlai Stevenson addressing the General Federation of Women's Clubs on consumer protection a cabinet level department and a push for arms control amid optimistic signs from Moscow and Peiping.
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