Oil City protests P R R curtailment plan
Oil City Chamber of Commerce and Conemaugh division officials protested the proposed discontinuance of the accommodation train between Oil City and Pittsburgh. The southbound No 57 and northbound No 48 would be removed, affecting 19 Gil City families and vital regional service. No official timetable announcement has been made, but loss would hinder travel and local business. Also announced are dates for the Black Hill Roundup to be held July 3 and 4 in Belle Fourche.
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Oil City
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Om City
Iain Qs
Pennsylvania Railbout
Oi Gily
Pretsburen
Oi City Chamber of Gaminerve
Officigia
Connemuugh
Omeraid
Onmais
Thy Ghannor of Commerce
Ci M. Sixeriti
Oil Sit
Pitsbunsh
Yailroad
Initon
Mingh
Base Brady
Belle Fourche
Black Hill
Miindup Asa
$100000 Loan To Poor Board Held Legal
County solicitation on Wednesday notified county commissioners of a proposed $100,000 shore term loan to the Poor Board. Commissioner Rollo McCray urged action, noting redeemable notes could fund obligations and lower taxes. Questions about redemption timing and agreement among commissioners Joseph Hogan and Helen M Schivat remained.
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Regal
Rollo McCray
Aglion
Prilay
McGriy
Uist
Nytiom I
Joseph, Hogan
Helen M Schivat
McCray
Colney
Poor Board
Stock prices rise on modest gains amid profit-taking
New York April trading sees sugar and several major stocks advance slightly in the post–open session. Markets list American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and Chrysler among movers as investors reel from mixed results after the third quarter. Also noted, Geneva teachers vote to refund part of salaries for next school year to offset earlier contract terms.
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America Smelters
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Angepndit
Esa Avante Refining
Aburn
H&o Hethlehem Steel
Canadian Paine
Cun Ee Chrysler Co
Continental
Columbia Gas
Cuntias Wright
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Eral Electric Ss
IBS
General_Motors
Geneva
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Janey
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Alrestly
Livy
Veterans Rally at Franklin to push pension cuts protest
The Franklin post vows a large rally on May 27 led by Robert Graham to oppose more than 10 percent pension reductions for veterans and widows. Poppy Drive chair Gra ham reports progress while poppy sales will aid disabled veterans and families. Paul Hazleton notes 16 new members since year start. $5 attendance. A public supper is planned in Malta hall. WRanklin April. Bass outlines NorthWest Council VFW meeting in city May 13 expecting 500 delegates. The post passes a resolution opposing the raid uncovered gold hoard in Bakersfield.
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Post
Paul Hazleton
Malta Hall
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