Nomination Of Warren Thrill To California
Sacramento reports the nomination of Gov. Earl Warren as running mate to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. Warren, 57, has six children and a wife who stays home. A UC Berkeley graduate and World War I officer, he rose from clerk to district attorney, attorney general, and governor, earning recognition as a progressive Republican and key GOP figure.
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Calif
Earl Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Golden State
Warren
Aways
Tre West
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
U. of C
University of California
San Francisco
Camp Lewis
Wash
Musicians Union
Judiciary Committee
State Assembly
Oakland
Alameda County
Nina Palmquist Meyers
Warrens
James C Warren
U. S. Marine Corps
Virginia
Earl Jr
Dorothy
Nina Elizabeth
Robert
California
National Association of Attorneys General
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Local Resident Certified as Fashion Model
Gladys Foster Crow of 507 Young Street has been certified by the state as a professional model after completing a course at the Continental School for Fashion Models in Pittsburgh. Ocean waves pounding a rocky coast are analyzed scientifically to detect storm centers far away and gauge their speed and direction.
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Gladys Foster Crow
Young Street
Continental School For Fashion Models
Pittsburgh
Cleland Mill Bridge Over Hickory Creek in Lawrence County
Seventh in a series on Lawrence County covered bridges describes Cleland Mill Bridge crossing Hickory Creek south of Route 265 toward Mount Jackson. Accessible via Mahoningtown, the wooden structure sits on an improved road, dating likely from the early 1870s, famed for romance in horse and buggy days.
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Cleland Mill
Hickory Creek
Lawrence County
Mount Jackson
Mahoningtown
Summer pranks and nature notes at valley home
A diary style piece describes a noisy neighbor rooster of a flicker hammering at a bedroom window and the author's attempts to wake early for work. It shifts to a rundown of June sun, nesting birds, a hummingbird, rain, insects, and wildflowers observed near a marsh, creek, and mountain area.
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Neb-nose
Postwar arson rise noted by State Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal William F. Traeger reported 1947 saw incendiary fires rise modestly with 154 arson arrests, 129 convictions and 15 acquittals. He cited juvenile delinquency, avarice and mixed motives, and warned penalties can reach 20 years in prison.
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Harrisburg
William F. Traeger
Traeger
State Reserve Officers Undergo Summer Training
Pennsylvania Air Reserve officers attend six week summer encampments at Langley Field Virginia and Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio starting June 20. First year advanced ROTC students from 22 colleges will receive air force instruction plus physical training, weapons handling, drill, parades, mess management and bivouac techniques. Colleges sending students to Langley include Duquesne Gettysburg Lehigh Penn State. Universities sending to Patterson Field include Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania Air Reserve
Langley Air Force Base
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Eleventh Air Force
Air R. O. T. C
Ralph A Snavely
Pennsylvania
Langley Field
Duquesne University
Gettysburg, College
Lehigh University
Pennsylvania State College
Patterson Field
Pittsburgh
Rain Delays Farm Labor In Pennsylvania and Nation
The State Agriculture Department reports farm employment in Pennsylvania below normal for the gardening season due to rainy weather. Hired workers now average just under 10 hours daily, a new low, with 9.8 hours on June 1 compared with 10 hours last year and 10.2 in 1946. In 1945 operators worked 13 hours daily while helpers averaged 10.5 hours.
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Harrisburg
INS
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Keystone State
Children Should Express Anger Says Psychiatrist
Dr Lawrence S Kubie argues that allowing children to vent anger prevents lifelong pent up hostility. He spoke at the Society of Applied Anthropology meeting in Philadelphia where the discussion emphasized emotional release as a civic benefit. Salt is noted as both plentiful and heavily taxed in the world.
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Harrisburg
INS
New York
Lawrence S. Kubie
Kubie
Society of Applied Anthropology
Philadelphia
Harrisburg Rent Office Publishes Eviction Grounds Folders
The Harrisburg area rent office offers free folders listing eight eviction grounds and explains terms like immediate family. The booklet clarifies landlord rights and answers common rental questions as asked of rent office workers. Walter Andrew Stewart of Zelienople, Pa is named in the notice.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Area
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