29 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1952
Page
1
Yeggs took 4600 from two bottling plants over a weekend. The Roma Bottling Co. lost 3000 and the East Liberty plant of Saven-Up Bottling Co. lost 300. Police investigated the separate burglaries in Pittsburgh.
The Nation Today analyzes wide pay gaps among governors judges and federal officials. It notes New York California and Pennsylvania governors at 25000 yearly while Maryland pays 4500, and New York judges earn up to 31600. Congress salaries rise to 12500 with tax free expense. state legislators are far lower with daily or session caps.
A garbled telegram fragment reports President Truman expected to return to Pennsylvania then. Officials or sources are not clearly identified due to the text distortion. The incomplete note hints at a travel plan connected to political events but lacks verifiable details.
Reported in PennsylvanIa a late week tour by a Democratic candidate aimed at rallying support among disabled voters and Neuritis-Solatioa supporters. The trip included a presidential speech and a special train stop pattern with brief layovers in Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
A fragmentary report notes that time and plate were announced later, with a quoted line about cried dim for my own Boaganymare. It mentions coal discovery extending over a quarter of Kattsag’s area.
Harrisburg report on three Democratic statewide candidates and a three member committee to direct a Pennsylvania campaign Oct 8 15. Maurice Splain Jr named Irwin D. Wolf Clarence P. Bowers and William D. Teefy as fund drive co chairs. Candidates Genevieve Blatt Guy Bard and George M Leader tour the state while Judge Harry M Montgomery may resume campaigning.
Perryopolis, a mining village of about 1500 residents in Perry Township, seeks incorporation after inheriting 1 percent of a $1 million fortune from Mary Frazier in 1948. The Perry Township Board opposes the move, fearing the rest of the township would be left destitute, and an appeal is planned against a Fayette County Court ruling granting the form of government.
Three U S soldiers were seized by Chinese forces near Panmunjom today during an inquiry into a suspected Allied violation of the neutral zone and released unharmed seven hours later after a liaison meeting. Identified were Cpl Andrew Herrera of San Antonio Texas Pte Joseph Cullen of Cleveland Ohio and Pfc Everett JSalmons of Corbin Kentucky.
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association installed Dr John Mea Ulrich of Steelton as president for the coming year at its annual convention. He succeeds Dr Frederick E Arble of Carrolltown. Dr Robert R Anderson of Philadelphia was chosen president elect.
Eight city panelists led by Donald M. McNeil of Pittsburgh consult the panel on the one day session while John S. Fine announces about $5 275 dollar average fellowships. Speakers include Dr Clarence H Faust president of the fund and winners Florence Margaret Aliquippa Jeannette William Punxsutawney Leon D Radaker Butler Glenn Wilbur Shaffer from State College. The fellows will forego teaching for a year to develop programs to deepen liberal education and improve teaching.
Edward Roncone of Butler is among 43 young conductors from across the country chosen to study under Eugene Ormandy for a five day symposium. The program aims to sharpen technique in reading the orchestra and shaping programs to lift American music. Also note mentions U. S. coal to Italy and Italian importers including railways and steel firms.
Harrisburg delegates to the 20th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Retailers Association discuss the city parking problem in a study session today.
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