Corry Veteran Returns Aboard Army Transport
Billy Bates of Corry aboard Navy transport Joe P Martines returned from Korea with Wil erans. State Highways awarded two road contracts near Corry including 48 mile surfacing on Route 6 west of Corry and a reinforced concrete bridge by Western Asphalt Paving Co Erie for 109 607. Detours planned during work. April showers hit city as lake ice thaws.
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eBe Billy Bates
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Western Asphalt Paving Co
Erie
Ringe's
Wage violations found in Pennsylvania firms study
The U S Department of Labor reported two percent of Pennsylvania firms violated the hourly minimum wage law and thirty seven percent ignored overtime rules in the last fiscal year. Regional director William Hargardine said investigators uncovered underpayment affecting 7,200 workers, with about 432,000 dollars in wages restored.
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U.S. Department
Tabor
Pennsylvania
William Hargardine
Department
Pennsylvania Federation of Libor
New Jersey Plans First Air Raid Drill
New Jersey plans statewide air raid alert for late month a one minute test halting all activity for nearly 5 million residents. Officials from three neighboring states the Army Navy and federal agencies will monitor results with Governor Driscoll and Civil Defense Director Leonard Dreyfuss from a Newark information center. Citizens will not be warned in advance and sirens will signal the drill with traffic stopped and people directed to shelter areas.
Simmons to Return Home in Ten Days
In Germany on April 2 the Army announced that Curt Simmons, a pitcher and sergeant in the 29th Infantry Division, would return to the United States within ten days. Simmons helped Philadelphia to the 1959 NL pennant and is among Pennsylvanian National Guardsmen awaiting discharge. He is expected back in Philadelphia in time to participate in a youth baseball climb before April 12.
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Germany
Curt Simmons
U.S
Simmons
Philadelphia
Plane crash on Turnpike in Somerset leaves two students injured
A light airplane collided with a truck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Somerset. Wright, an 18-year-old Harvard student from Tucson, suffered head injuries as the plane and truck were badly damaged. Thomas L. Hall, 20, of Concord, Mass., attempted an emergency landing after the collision. The truck driver was Arthur McKenzie, 28, of Wheeling, West Virginia.
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Thomas L. Hall
Concord
Mass
Jon
Owin
Hall
John
Wright
Tucson
Ariz
Harvard University
Uritek
Arthur Mckenzie
Wheeling
W. Va
Unfinished Remarks on Military Program Cited as Security Measure
A veteran official spoke of improving the tree world’s outlook and described steps in a large defense plan. He noted 4,000 planes and 50 divisions as security factors, stating completion of the program would be a personal benchmark for safety and stability.
Eisenhower readies return after defense progress noted
A fragment notes Eisenhower’s belief that essential goals of the enterprise can be met and that he could return to America to point toward a defense job nearing completion, signaling confidence in progress and a road to completion.
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Eisenhower
America
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