Domestic Bliss and Air Travel Overtones In Somerset
Gossip notes from Somerset include Peggy Reiley’s front page hint of a Europe trip, Mrs Jane Carey Carter and five week old Robert C Jr heading for Greensburg then San Francisco, Smiley Burnette heat ruined photo rolls delaying autographs, and business trio Dumbauld Herring flying to Detroit and Chicago.
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Peggy Reiley
New York Times
Somerset
Canada
Hubby
Jane Carey Carter
Robert C. Jr
Greensburg
San Diego
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Eun Robert C. Cater
Ther
U. S. Naval Base
Smiley Jurnette
Smiley
Express
Hollywood
Bernie Angeline
North Rosina Avenue
Bernie
Peter J. Dumbauld
J. E. Herring
Detroit
Chicago
Vaughan and Maragon Linked Again in Senate Testimony
Senate hearing ties Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan and John Maragon as old wartime ally Joe Major recalls Vaughan helped him get WAA work. Major says Maragon asked him to draft a letter to Johnson Drake & Piper for Pittsburgh firm Ragner, signed by Vaughan. Hunt, Feldman, and Gregory testify on five per center probe. An unrelated note: musk deer killed in Tibet for perfume glands.
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Washington
Harry Vaughan
John Maragon
Vaughan
Joe F. Major
War Assets Administration
Major
Maragon
New York
Geone O. Ragner
Pittsburgh
Ragner
Kansas City
Truman
Battery “D
War Assets Administrator
General Vaughan
Senate
James V. Hunt
Washington Management
Hunt
Feldman
Herman Feldman
Army
Edmund B. Gregory
Th War Assets Administration
WAA
Gregory
Hoey
D-Nc
Washingner
McCarthy
R-Wis
Fact Finders Give 3 Days To Steel Cos
New York August 24 three labor board fact finders extended the steel industry case with CIO steelworkers over a 30-cent package. Hearing delays push recommendations to a possible White House extension as 60 firms and 30 presentations are reviewed and a fourth wage round looms. Latimer argues pension and social security links, while unions press for higher direct pay and benefits.
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New York
Truman
White House
CIO Steelworkers
Pens& Plan
Murray Latimer
Latimer
Congress
Union plan prompts industry reaction in steel sector
Industry spokesmen show mixed views on the union plan with some supporting limited participation. Latimer notes several large companies already cover full costs, including Bethlehem Steel and Jones & Laughlin, while other firms have not rejected the programs outright.
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Latimer
Bethlehem Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Diner Sack Found With 591,199.17 Cash And Checks
James M. Weadick Jr found a sack on a Malden diner floor. The bag held 59,199.17 in cash and checks. A grain company messenger reported the loss to police.
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Malden
Mass
James M. Weadick, Jr
Weadick
Perley Howard
Impressions HERE and THERE HOSPITAL NEWS At Meyersdale fair
The basement of the new wing of a hospital is in use except for the emergency room. X ray, records and supply rooms, a tonsillectomy ward, and Betty Lewis’s office are active. The emergency room awaits missing equipment and concrete ambulance driveways are finished. Rattlesnakes and copperheads are noted near Rockwood and Wellersburg. Somerset won both first prizes in band and drum corps at the Meyersdale fair parade.
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Locatea Cinere
Betty Lewis
Meyersdale Fair
Rockwood-to- Garrett
Rockwood
Wellersburg
Somerset
Chas R. Hauger Funeral Home advertisement
Somerset funeral home offers ambulance service and chapel at no extra charge. 494 West Main Street lists contact phone 98 for Chas. R. Hauger Funeral Home and related services.
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W. Main St
Somerset
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