Thanksgiving rites and royal visit draw huge crowds in Alberta
Crowds gathered as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth toured the Canadian West, with a two hour procession in Calgary and a grand feast in Saskatoon. In Lourdes France, Fred B. Shite began a weeklong thanksgiving offering to the Virgin of Lourdes, highlighted by an open air mass and a reported healing miracle in a glass trailer near the grotto.
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Caluary
Alberta
Saskalshew Adane
Kira George
Queen Elizabeth
Calsary Vestere
Ann
Crown Street
Prey
Lourdes
France
van Fred B. Shite
Fin Soekwe
Bernagiotte
Knielt
Grotto
Harrisburg lawmakers clash over labor and welfare actions
In Harrisburg the legislature pressed major measures, with House and Senate debates delaying action. A labor injunction relaxation bill advanced, while a probationary employee dismissal appeal measure and muni assistance controls faced committee and vote wrangles.
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Rep. J. Herald Levy
Philadelphia
House
Senate
Thei
Department of TH
Eric
Congress Plans Flat Tax Policy Shaping Up
Congress leaders on the Senate Finance Committee and House members state they will draft their own program. A flat 18 percent rate is expected to replace the undistributed profits tax, with safeguards to deter tax dodging via surplus retention in closely held firms. Harrison and others aim to strengthen penalties for improper accumulation of corporate surpluses under existing law.
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Man Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
House
Roosevelt
Harrison
Treasury
Obituary for Andrew Mcausland long time Vandergrift carpenter
Andrew Mcausland age 73 died at 1:65 p.m. Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Wallace George’s home 917 Howell Street Vandergrift pioneer carpenter helped build early homes. Surviving children include Mrs Earl Graham Apollo Pa R D 3 Mrs George Houck Tarenian and Jan McCausland East Palestine. brother William McCausland Sagamore. eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services at St Pet Lutheran with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Local funeral details and route information listed.
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Drew McAusland
Varideraviil
Andrew McCausland
Wallace George
Howell Street
Vandergrift
United Engineering and Foundry Company
George
Earl Graham
Apollo
George Houck
Tarenian
Jan McCausland
East Palestine
Mary Wissinger
New Castle
Willam Mutausland
Sagamore
Sihurday
Bey Sharhes
Franky Pmistay
St. Pet
Unclear OCR记: Local Board Meeting Notes and Shabby Names
Fragmentary OCR summary shows a county board of agrisMance meeting and election actions. Names such as Paul Hesiege Shiethaninand Mas and Mary Ble Rieades appear garbled. The text references a will and board organization but many words are unreadable or misscanned.
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SEW Board
Sew Iilieia County Board of ArgisMance
Gold standard unlikely to return banker predicts
Atlantic City May 238 Dr Marcus Nadler of NYU predicted the gold standard would never return addressing Pennsylvania bankers at their convention. He said managed currency is entrenched and most new money schemes have not worked out, noting the US remains fundamentally sound despite debt and dollar reevaluation. Dr F F Lininger of Penn State College urged bankers to change farmers' reluctance to borrow, while bankers prepared to elect a new president to succeed Laurence S Bell.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Marcus Nadler
New York University
Graduate — School of Business Administration
Pennsylvania
Sconey
Neve
Nadler
United States
Europe
F. F. Lininger
Pennsylvania State College
Department of Agricultural Economics
Lininser
Laurence S. Bell
Pittsburgh
Papal Diplomats Strive For Peace
Vatican City May 26 A Valieda news service said papal diplomats proposed six Europe's principal offices to seek peaceful solutions through a general meeting of powers or bilateral talks. The Holy See said it will use new diplomatic channels to urge governments to consider peaceful means and the settlement of grave questions with peaceful intent.
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Vatican City
Valieda
Papaliplomats
Europe
Unal
Holy See
Memorial Day Parade Detailed Orders and Observances
Memorial Day events include a parade led by Colonel Richard W. Watson. Mothers of Democracy assemble at Memorial Hall for ceremonies and process to Memorial Elo junction, then to Memorial Park for services. The program features speakers from Rev. Stake Applegath to veterans groups and the Star Spangled Banner is planned with high school musical support.
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Calonel
Richard W. Watson
Mothers of Democracy
Memorial Hall
Bevcullr
Memorial Park
Amon Wac
Miegte Lebo Blk
Aeeginpa Dee
Harry AO Chet Fey Aeicluany
Harry
Bouter Busd
Woelajdam
Guarte
Hatie Stake Applegath
A. D
Pale
Allison
Brust An
Idl
von Atte Charles
Suns
Allen
Canada
Cusuenander
Cain
Lawrence Mi Sawyer
Port
Lgt
Comrade Eaward
Leples
Postal
American Legit
Comoe
George K. Clark
Peel Kuang
J Company 2
Bidih Tofgnay
Wasne
Relief Fight Over Selections In Van Alstburg Plan
Article details Senate and House clashes over Rep. Van Alstburg relief reorganization. Senators Deitrick, Hon sher, Lanius, Achterman, and Brunner push changes removing civil service protections from 5000 workers and shifting appointments under merit system reforms. Governors would name relief workers. candidates would face simplified exams.
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Penneytrania
Senate
House
John BE. van Alisburg
Wiese
George A. Deitrick
Leo A. Achterman
Monroe
Wo Vlaests
Department of Public Assistance
Enunts Ad Piclanvs
Squalus Disaster Details From Survivors and Inquiry
Divers escaped from the sub Squalus after a 240 foot dive when an escape bell carried 33 crew members to safety. Lieutenant Naquin praised the 80 hour ordeal, while officers blamed water influx for fatal in compartments. Investigators await dry dock to determine what caused the failure and begin a formal inquiry.
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O. F. Naquin
Isles of Shoals
Alfred G. Prien
Washington
Wayneburg Bottle Sales Ruling Seeks Off Premises Whisky Supply
Waynesburg May 26 Pre dudige Challen W Waychoff set Monday for reargument on an anti bottling ruling that relaters could sell whisky for consumption off the premises The Greene County jury upheld Frank Ross tavern keeper appeal whose license revoked for alleged bottled sales of whisky The Liquor Control Board asked for rearguments not to be appealed to higher courts
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Waynesburg
Dudige Challen W. Waychoff
Munday
Greene County
Frank Ross
Regiuor
Liquor Control Board
Bishop to Speak on New Methodist Church Formation
Caeliana Methodists prepare Sunday service to hear Willam W. Anderson of Bos-Tr discuss the new church formed by the union of three denominations and its impact on the local parish. A 10 o’clock service at First Methodist Church features Anderson and a note on a forthcoming dedication ceremony in Heathivil within weeks.
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Methodists
Caeliana
New Methodist Church
Wenger
Behoup Willam W. Anderson
Bos- Tr
Keneas Coty
Will Wilspret
Poe
Fireworks Dealers Challenge Pennsylvania Law in Court
Pennsylvania dealers and manufacturers led by J. Halpern Company filed suit to strike down the state law banning sale and use of fireworks except for supervised displays. Judge William M. Hargest denied a restraining order but required a State response within ten days as the law, effective about a week ago, faces a fast approaching Independence Day.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Halpern Company
Pittsburgh
William M. Hargest
Dauphin County
Halpern Company
Claude T. Rena
Squalus Sinking Cause Still Unknown Says Navy Yard Chief
Portsmouth New Hampshire May 26 The cause of the submarine Squalus sinking with 26 lives lost remains unknown says Captain HR Greenlee Portsmouth Navy Yard manager Any assertion about the reason is conjecture He notes the induction valve theory may be wrong and no one has yet reached the wreck to confirm what happened
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Portsmouth
N. H
HR. Greenlee
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Tnday
Alfred G. Prien
Asuchituet
Greenlee
Somerset County to sell coal property at public sale
Somerset County Commissioners bid in the Shellmar Coal Company property to Maple Ridge near Hollsopple offers the holdings to the highest bidder. The board intends to take possession of the property after a public sale set at 8 700 dollars. Attorney Lelariel Walker, referee in bankruptcy, confirmed the sale. The sale aims to recapitalize the mine and preserve jobs along the nearby road, with county liens estimated at about 25 000 dollars.
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Somerset
Shellmar Coal Company
Maple Ridge
Hulsopple
Ute
Une
Lelariel Wal+ker
Ja Cone
aApyraximale
James Vetoes State Fire Pay Bill
Harrisburg May 26 The governor vetoed a measure concerning state fire protection funding. He argued municipalities must not overextend budgets for fire protection and cited concerns about fiscal impact and local control.
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James
Harrisburg
Guvernay Dienes
Tvenetiyis
Cele
Markets Livestock at Pittsburgs May 26
Market notes list salable hogs 300 at 7.15 for 170-240 lb stock, heavies 6.00-7.00, calves steady, vealers around 10.00, sheep 50s down, cows 4.75-5.75, spring pigs 10.00, grains futures mixed with wheat futures slipping then rallying, Liverpool closing lower.
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Pittsburgs
Murray's sentencing deferred in $111,000 Clintonville bank holdup
May 28. James Murray, 63, of Chicago, convicted of the $111,000 Peoples National Bank robbery in Clintonville, has had sentencing postponed by Judge BR Gibson to allow defense counsel to seek a new trial. A jury yesterday deliberated 20 minutes. Government witnesses identified Murray as the car driver during the Oct. 14 escape. George Slade pleaded guilty and John Darsch, jailed at Joliet, faces possible September trial. Over $100,000 in bank securities were recovered in Enon Valley, Lawrence County. Federal agents say Slade, in a federal penitentiary at Atlanta for other robberies, led them to the fort.
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Pittsburgh
James Murray
Chicago
Peoples National Bank
Clintonville
BR. M. Gibson
Murray
George Slade
John Darsch
Joliet
Darsch
John Doe
U.S
Enon Valley
Lawrence County
Slade
Atlanta
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Utility cuts abandoned in Harrisburg hearings
Harrisburg May 25 Abandoned plans to reduce funding for utilities were discussed by the Public Utility Commission as it reviewed two year appropriations. The agency approved 1,400,000 for 1980-84, down from 2,900,000 in the Karle administration. Chairman D B Deiscell warned that half cuts would force many operations to be abandoned.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Karle
DB. J. Deiscell
Young Slayer Held for Court in Beaver Pa
Paul Cook, 17, farm boy, waived preliminary hearing after being charged with shooting and killing his parents Forrest and Cora Cook and sister Eleanor in South Beaver Township. Coroner says he admitted the killings, claiming they treated him mean. Victims to be buried tomorrow.
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Beaver
Paul Cook
Justice of the Peace
George Niver
J. C. McCarter
Young Cook
Forrest Cook
South Beaver Township
Cora
Eleanor
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