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Newspaper
Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2013
Page
1
Shane Palmer wins the May Progress birthday bonus of 50 dollars after his birthday ranked 347th among 504 entries. He must collect his check in the newsroom between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Clearfield. A valid birthdate is required to claim.
The Progress News in Clearfield provides office details for Clearfield Philipsburg and Curwensville locations with street addresses phone numbers and opening hours. It also lists the website www.theprogressnews.com for online access.
Clearfield American Legion delivered strong offense to overpower DuBois in a Page 9 District 6 softball matchup. The Saturday schedule features nine All-Star games in Page 9. teams vie for top honors in a showcase event.
A brief weather tease notes a complete forecast on page three. It signals regionwide outlook with expected conditions and temperatures to help readers plan the day.
Medicare and Social Security show slight improvement but remain on track toward insolvency within two decades without fixes. Spending reductions from Obama care help the balance sheet, yet trustees urge lawmakers to act now to avoid a fiscal cliff. Political tensions risk delaying needed reform as confidence falters.
Retired Gen. John Allen urged the White House to announce how many U.S. troops will stay in Afghanistan after 2014. He said Afghans need certainty before deciding sides, as they hedge bets between the Afghan government and the Taliban.
In a family tale dated from Owensboro Kentucky and online tribute posts, U S Army Sgt Michael Cable of the 101st Airborne is remembered after a March 27 2013 death in Afghanistan following earlier service in Iraq. He earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart posthumously.
Rodney Bowers recalls the days before diesel power on West Side, when coal trains climbed Williams Street and crossing bells rang. The piece notes numerous local grocers, coal heating homes, and the shift to a single surviving store, highlighting daily life and public impact.
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