Senator Martin As Commentator Launches Washington Series
U.S. Senator Edward Martin will begin a 15 minute radio series titled Happenings in Washington airing every two weeks on over 60 Pennsylvania stations. The program aims to present factual non political updates on Congress with emphasis on Pennsylvania legislation. The move ahead of Senator Myers in the supervision of state politics.
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Harrisburg
INS
Edward Martin
Washington
Commonwealth
Martin
Pennsylvania
Congress
Francis J. Myers
Political strife over cabinet posts and gas saving car designs
The article notes the struggle to fill Pennsylvania state cabinet posts after salary increases to 15 000. Governor Duff faces difficulty persuading capable men to accept top roles while debating gas saving motor designs amid public demand for more power and speed. Deputy Messner may remain acting revenue secretary.
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Duff
General Assembly
Pennsylvania Economy League
Otto Messner
Northern coal operators chart plan amid wage dispute
The northern coal field faces a one week stabilizing strike as talks stall over wage scales. A Senate subcommittee will investigate potential monopoly or anti trust issues while Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. denies plans for a single strong chief. Officials plan a Pittsburgh meeting to set a new bargaining board structure similar to the Southern association. Diego de Almargo’s 1535 Chile discovery is noted.
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Senate
Washington
George Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Southern Coal Producers Association
Pittsburgh
Ezra van Horn
Cleveland
Weidner Death Probe as Truck Trailer Crashes
Coroner probes a fatal collision on Route 422 as a truck trailer veers off the highway and strikes the Weidner car. Weidner recalls seeing the truck cross the center and the impact leaving his wife dead. driver Warfel explains his lane position and trailer swerving. Photographs by James E. Leasure shown. jury members listed.
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Weidner
James E. Leasure
Jameson Memorial Hospital
William R. Warfel
T. Humphrey Richards
A. J. Rees
FP. W. Rhodes
Joseph B. Zeigler
D. E. Smith
Bart Richards
Name Leaders For Chest Campaign During Fall
Trinity Episcopal church rector for two years led Community Chest campaigns previously. Mr Matthews accepted chairmanship saying the Chest is a worthy community activity and citizens will provide support. October is chest month. local campaign to be set in October with budget plans by Lauri G Laurell's committee.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Matthews
Lauri G. Laurell
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during our recent bereavement. Gratitude for beautiful flowers and use of cars. Charles W Houk Mrs Carl Truby.
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Charles W. Houk
Carl Truby
Appreciation Note for William McHannon
Mary McHannon expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy during her husband William McHannon illness and death and for the flowers and cars donated.
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William McHannon
Mary McHannon
Community thanks for sympathy and support after bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during our loss. Grateful for beautiful flowers and for cars donated in our time of need.
Maniposarity Species Count Revealed in California
A report notes about 40 species of the maniposarity native to North America with around 25 species found in California. The text references Mr. Bert Blews and the Black Family in relation to the topic.
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MR. Bert Blews
BLACK
North America
California
Pa Newe Observes Weather Delays Road Work and Highways Plan
Traffic and weather notes describe surface treatment to make a stretch passable for a short time with plans to replace the road later. A delayed white line program will start next week weather permitting, using an out of county machine for about four days. Reports from drivers indicate rain from Detroit to Akron and dry roads eastward. Hot evenings bring out night flying pilots and daytime airport activity. Hot weather correlates with more dog bite cases treated in hospitals. caution urged with children around dogs this summer.
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State Highway Department
Spring Reunion of Consistory to Close Friday
Commander-in-Chief Raisley warns members not to be admitted after hours as the Spring Reunion ends Friday. Entertainment chair Fred M Alexander leads an eager committee to make the event outstanding with added foyer seating at the Cathedral. In separate news, a public hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia is noted as one of the oldest publicly supported state asylums in the United States.
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State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
M. C. Stayer
Hamburg Sanatorium
Mont Alto
Cresson Sanatoria
Raisley
Fred M. Alexander
DeLuce Cole
Leon A. Drumm
Clarence S. Jarrett
Lewis A. Pearsall
David W. Rees
Paxton R. Fike
Walter E. Myers
Ralph H. Montgomery
Albert B. Street
Richmond
State Hospital For the
Williamsburg
U. S
Toledo executive eyed for Truman Munitions Board chair
Ward M. Canaday of Toledo Ohio is expected to be named by President Truman as chairman of the Munitions Board which coordinates munitions buying among the armed services.
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Ward M. Canaday
Toledo
Ohio
Truman
Munitions Board
Deaths Of The Day Across Local Community
Obituaries report Mrs. Walter Johnson 51 of 127 West Washington died in New Castle hospital after illness. Also noted are George A Hamilton 91 of Volant, Edith E McKnight 87 of New Castle, and multiple funeral notices including Vincent and Clark families with services at local homes and churches.
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Irene Johnson
West
Washington Street
New Castle Hospital
Newton
Ala
Robert Doster
Church of
Walter Johnson
Roosevelt Chunn
Josephine McDonald
Ethel Lou Gartman
Springfield
Mass
Elijah Doster
Bib
Saginaw
Mich
Arthur and
Wilbur Doster
Pinkart
J. G. Crankleton
West Grant Street
Church of God
Shepherd
Greenwood Cemetery
George Alrick Hamilton
Volant
R. D
F. O. Miles
Mary Barber Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Fayette
David
Susan Offutt Hamilton
Plaingrove
U. P
George W. Driver
New Castle
Margaret Hamilton
Norfolk
Elizabeth McKinney
Ft. Worth
Texas
McClelland Funeral Home
Harlansburg
J. Paul Graham
Fred Cochran
Plaingrove U. P
Edith E. McKnight
Ola McMillin
Shaw Street
Miss McKnight
Hickory Township
Robert and
Nancy Campbell McKnight
Lawrence County
Neshannock U. P
Ola
Harry Graham
Cecil Smock
D. Curdell
C. Smock
H. Graham
R. Rook
Edwin Donnitta
Harlansburg Cemetery
Eckerd’s
Girl Assailant of Waiteus Guarded After Shooting
Police say the Chicago insurance company typist may be a psychiatric case after Tuesday night’s shooting. The state attorney plans an immediate grand jury indictment, while Capt. Warren doubts she will be tried and notes parents may decide on psychiatric evaluation.
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John Warren
Chicago Insurance Company
Limited Accord Near on Berlin as Western Zone Ties
The report outlines a near agreement to ease Berlin blockades with steps to boost communications between the zones, consult on mutual Germany issues, and foster economic expert cooperation for exchanges. It also mentions guiding military governors to uphold a blockade lifting pact and scheduling talks at the UN General Assembly in September while noting Soviet objections to Autobahn control. Laura Germann, a Media teacher, left $1,000 to Miss Mary J. Christie to ensure her dog Spunky finds a good home.
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Germany
New York
Berlin
United Nations General Assembly
Vishinsky
Media
INS
Laura Germann
Thief Steals From Gettysburg Fraternity Houses
Police investigate robbery at four Gettysburg college fraternity houses. About $93 stolen with an intruder taking cash from unlocked rooms. Phi Delta Theta suffered the largest loss of $60.
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Gettysburg
INS
Gettysburg College
Phi Delta Theta
Truman Will Meet Stalin in Washington Meeting Report
Paris reports today that President Truman has agreed to a high level four power meeting in Washington with Premier Stalin. The item carries no confirmation and names no schedule or participants beyond the Truman Stalin pairing.
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Truman
Stalin
Paris
INS
Washington
Cincinnati allocates 50000 for housing street and sewer work
Cincinnati officials set aside 50000 for street sidewalk sewer and water main construction to ease the city housing logjam. The report notes national bread consumption at about 40000000 loaves daily in the United States.
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Cincinnati
INS
National Association of Housing Officials
City Council
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Sibylla
Prince Carl Gustav
Stockholm
Prince Gustav Adolph
Grace Moore
Pa Newe
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Akron
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Dependable Jeweler
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