Fire School Opens Tonight At Union Two
The sixth annual Lawrence County Fire School opens at 6 30 tonight in Union Township with about 400 firemen expected for opening night. Pre registrations near 300 suggest the biggest year yet, with speakers from Koppers Liberty Mutual and local churches. Classes run Tuesday through Friday starting at 7 p m with 23 instructors led by Lloyd Hamill and a team from New Castle Billwood City and others.
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Lawrence County
Union Township
George Prince
Chemical
Koppers Company
Irving Cheney
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Edward A. Schwartz
New Castle Hospital
Thomas Jones
First Congregational Church
Union Township Memorial Auditorium
New Castle
Billwood City Fire Department
Lloyd Hamill
Joseph Sparr
Ted Jameson
Theron Carr
Lee Campbell
Jim Messner
Lawrence County Fire School
Lawrence County Firemen’s Association
LCFA
Crossword Clue Pack From Daily Across Ten
Clues include Nobleman distance mother of pearl proof reader mark island New York harbor slang worthless animals nickname leaving sloping roadway near mountains nobleman swear avengers depart biblical name man s excavate merchant unburnt brick ear shell strong cotton cloth groups of things lairs
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New York Harbor
Asia
Crossword Razor 23 Land Vegetables Blunders Departed River
Puzzle clue fragments list items likely from a crossword. The text hints at wordplay categories such as land and vegetables, blunders, departed river, storage place, and city with press association. The source presents only fragments without full context or solutions.
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Storage Place City
Farm Briefs From Washington On Eggs Welfare Tax Law And Pear Standards
The Foreign Service reports world trade in market eggs increased in 1954 and is now comparable to pre war levels. The Internal Revenue Service rules that farmers cannot deduct well costs from income taxes and a drought not a casualty loss. The Agriculture Department is weighing a revision of pear standards for the first time since 1940. About 30 million bushels of pears are produced annually in 30 states, with four fifths from Washington, California and Oregon valued at about 58 million dollars.
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Washington
INS
Foreign Service of the Agriculture Department
Internal Revenue Service
Agriculture Department
California
Oregon
Centennial State Admitted in 1876
Colorado earned the nickname Cen tennial State after joining the Union in 1876 exactly a century after the Declaration of Independence marking its statehood milestone.
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Colorado
Security Zone Proposed Along Gaza Strip by Israel
Israel urges a mined 325 foot wide security zone along the Gaza Strip with barbed wire barriers and joint Israeli Egyptian patrols. The plan, part of a four point border tension reduction proposal, was submitted to UNTSO chief Gen Burns. It aims to create a physical barrier without a vacuum for marauders.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Foreign Office
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Truce Supervision Commission
Senate approves security program probe commission bill
The Senate Government Operations Committee backed a bill to form a 12 member bi partisan commission to investigate the governments employee security program. The panel would subpoena and compel testimony from executive departments and report after 1956 elections.
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United Press
Senate Government Operations Committee
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Joseph R. McCarthy
R - Wis
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Will Try Flight In Wingless Plane Next Week
Amat eur pilot Charles Pritchard plans another attempt to fly his self built wingless craft within a week or 10 days. He blamed the first failure on nose wheel trouble and said clearance from the Civil Aeronautics Administration is needed before the next try.
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Emporia
Charles Pritchard
Pritchard
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Jury Duty Draws Repeat Selection for Man in Minnesota
Guy L. Trafton was drawn for jury duty in district court twice in under a month. In both panels his name was 146th among 225 jurors, following 21 years of eligibility without a call.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Guy L. Trafton
Horst says Democrats deceived voters over tax plan
Pittsburgh GOP chief Miles Horst harshly attacked Gov. George Leader and Democratic leaders accusing them of deception over a proposed classified income tax and promises to run government frugally. He urged delegates at a Republican workshop to see the pre election claims as alarming and misleading.
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Pittsburgh
George M Leader
Miles Horst
Horst
Farm Bureau memberships rise to 1,081,078 nationwide
As of March 31, 1955 total new memberships and renewals for the four state bureaus and Puerto Rico reached 1,081,078 farm families, up from the previous year. The state bureaus alone reported 74,102 additions and renewals, reflecting growth across the federation.
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Puerto Rico
NAM Denounces G A W In Resolution At Conference
Chicago AP The National Association of Manufacturers board denounces the guaranteed annual wage saying it will damage the American economy. The resolution follows an NAM conference where business leaders spoke against private company supplements to state unemployment funds. The NAM warns the plan jeopardizes financial strength of smaller firms and new jobs.
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Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Ford
General Motors
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Union Two
Keystone Bread
Nobleman
Mother of Pearl
Razor
Iraq
Porter
Model
D. G. Ramsey and Sons
Croton Ave
HFC
Household Finance
Household Consumer Discount CO
Washington St
Autenreith
Oliver
YWCA
Women's Benefit Association
Penna Bo Lodge
Board Metting
Protected Home Circle
GIA To B of LE
NCTA
New Castie Packing Co
Pharmacists
DeRosa
S. Jefferson
U.S
John Clark
Oakland Avenue
Sharon
C Paul
Paul
Paws
E. Washington Street
Dial OL
N.A.M
G.A.W
Memphis
Tenn
P. K. Seidman
Columbia University
Navy
Atlantic City
N. J
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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