Chatter Box On The Square And Local Hunting Notes
A column notes community chatter on a local wrestling club and upcoming Factory mis as a shoe company on South Myewood avenue nears completion with machinery due mid year. Deer and buck counts include Clyde Darr’s nineteenth buck and Evan Hoover’s 140 pound five pointer. Blackie the kitten is found after a neighborhood ad request.
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Ender Shoe Co
Myewood Avenue
Juma
Clyde Darr
Kiam F
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Buffalo
Buck
Evan Hoover
South
Rosia Avenue
Blackie
Patricia Pucci
Barbara Cross
Answr
Patricias
Sadie Williams
Clifford
Skip
Sylvester Christner
Safety campaign on the turnpike begins in Harrisburg
A safety drive launches on the Pennsylvania turnpike with a pamphlet warning motorists that even on the all weather highway conditions can change from snow and ice to sleet and fog from November to May. The message aims to remind travelers entering the Harrisburg to Pittsburgh toll road to stay alert and prepared for sudden weather hazards.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harrisburg-Pittsburgh
Moss Centerpiece: Woods Gathered Moss in Shallow Bowl
A collection of various mosses sourced from the woods is arranged in a shallow bowl to create a decorative and durable centerpiece suitable for long display.
Reds All But Victors In The Pacific
Rep Judd of Minnesota warns that Russia has nearly won the war in the Pacific through American blunder and default. He argues a communist victory in China would create satellites along Asia and risk a broader European takeover, urging strengthened UN cooperation and mobilization of American strength. Garner discusses ERP's role and trade balance, urging policy alignment with US interests and continued Western European recovery.
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H. C. Johnson
New York
Rep
Judd
R-Minn
Russia
Pacific
National Association of Manufacturers
American Industr
China
East Asia
United States
Robert L. Garner
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Japan
Kremlin's
Europe
United Nations
NAM
Earl Bunting
Garner
Washington
U. S
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
ECA
Funeral Rites For George F. Johnson Draw 40000 in Endicott
More than 40,000 people attended outdoor funeral services in an Endicott park founded by George F. Johnson founder of Endicott Johnson Shoe Corp. He died at 91 after life as a factory worker turned benefactor to his employer. Thousands paid respects at his bier as schools and businesses in Endicott Johnson City and Binghamton closed.
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Endicott
N. Y
George F. Johnson
Endicott Park
Johnson
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Corp
Johnson City
Binghamton
Sitter Sentenced to Reform School for Juvenile Offense
A judge ordered a young offender to a reform school amid a countywide effort attended by about 120000 residents. Services were led by Rev Francis Freeman at the Sarah Jane Johnson Memorial Church in Johnson City and broadcast on four radio stations. In Norfolk Missouri Governor Donnelly presented a silver service to the battleship Missouri as President Truman prepared to attend.
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Biied
Francis F. Freeman
Sarah Jane Johnson
Washington
Truman
Missouri
Norfolk
Phil Donnelly
James Thatch
Pupils Escape As DuPont High School Burns Down
Seventy two pupils were led to safety after 4 p.m. today when fire broke out and destroyed the high school in DuPont Luzerne County. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the blaze as residents watched the structure burn.
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Dupont
Luzerne County
Bath towel options for child sized robes
Two pastel Terry cloth bath towels can form a practical bathrobe for a child. A single extra large towel can also yield a robe suitable for a small child.
Hunters and locals praise Jake Pile as top Somerset hunter
Baltimore hunter David B. Baker says Jake Pile is the best hunter in the country and knows all game habits. Pile hunted with George Dryer of Princess Anne and William Chatham of Salisbury in Glencoe but failed to score. Chatham is Salisbury’s police chief. The Crackerbarrel Club and Som erset American are mentioned in light local chatter.
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Jacob C
Jake’ Pile
David B. Baker
Baltimore
Jake
Somerset
George Dryer
Princess Anne
William Chatham
Salisbury
Glencoe
Chatham
Somerset American
O.0.d.p
Cheerio
Observer notes and local buck sighting at Bakersville
Harold Knepper of East Main Street bagged an 8 point 170 pound buck about 11 a.m. on the season opener above Bakersville. The item captures local reaction to remarks about the paper and reports a successful hunt by Knepper.
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Harold Knepper
East Main Street
Bakersville
Porter Sentenced to Three Years for Threatening President
Dennis E. Porter, 20, was sentenced to three years in federal prison for threatening the life of President Truman in a letter to the White House. The rest of the text discusses unrelated recipe notes about marinating kidneys in a tangy French dressing.
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New Orleans
Dennis E. Porter
Truman
White House
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Polly Jane Suro
Bowen Staple
Msgr. Light & Heat Co
Mt. Hope
Kooser Fire Tower Road
F. J. Papiernik
Melcroft
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Westinghouse
Peoples Bank Eye
A . the Sinerva
Rose Havens
Lakewood
N. J
Jersey Shore General Hospital
Point Pleasant Beach
Harry S. Ivory
Reds
Bunting
Spruille Braden
Matthew Wool
Dent
The
American Federation of Labor
Jersey
Las Ann Slope
Somerset, PA
Geo. Johnson
Gibson
Somerset Book Store
Center Ave
Sitter
Mildred Schmidt
Hudson County Court
Jersey City
Mildred
Reformatory For Women
Clinton
International Soundphoto
Peoples Bank Bldg
Michael
W. Main St
Lohr’s
Flan
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