Rackets Report Sees Labor, Management At Risk
The Senate Rackets Committee returns its first year findings warning labor and management to clean up activities or face stringent controls. It cites more than 10 million dollars in union fund losses and denounces Teamsters leaders as corrupt, urging curbs to prevent broader harm to the economy and law enforcement. Rear Admiral Rickover warns education must rise to avert austerity as population and resource use strain the nation. he cites Dutch schooling as a model of longer days and more rigorous study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Rackets Committee
James R Hoffa
Teamsters
United States
H. G. Rickover
Sts
Republic
Rickover
Holland
Soviet Union
Denker
Language Deficiency Hampers U S Foreign Service
The piece argues for improving language training to raise living standards and better future skills for children. It notes poor language capability among foreign service personnel and ambassadors, with many lacking any foreign language, and cites example figures in various nations. It ends with news that Ton Gheorghe Maurer is en route to Argentina to attend Frond’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Foreign Service
Llewellyn E.thompson
Moscow
Raymond Hare
Egypt
Parker T. Hatt
Jordan
Asia
Argentina
Vienna
Radio
Bucharest
Romania
Ton Gheorghe Maurer
Argentine
Aruro Frond
Swing into Spring TV special features star lineup
TV Highlights reports Jo Stafford hosts a Spring special with Benny Goodman Ella Fitzgerald Dave Garroway Harry James the McGuire Sisters and dancers Bambi Linn Rod Alexander. The piece notes her views on standards in songs the role of melody and the impact of economics on youth music tastes. Also mentions a British boycott call in Nicosia Cyprus with leaflets urging residents to cast out everything British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jo Stafford
Miss Stafford
Benny Goodman
Ella Fitzgerald
Dave Garroway
Harry James
McGuire Sisters
Bambi Linn
Rod Alexander
Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Suspect Denies Break-in At Warren Station
A Warren man, Frank J. Zingone, 31, denied burglary charges after arraignment for the Union Oil Company service station break-in. About $1,066 in cash and checks were reported stolen, with police detaining three Bradford youths for further questioning. The case is tied to a similar Bradford-area spree and remains under investigation by McKean County State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Nave
Union Oul Company
Frank J. Zingone
Justice of the Peace
Martha Lawson
Warren County
Pace
Bernard Wellman
Union City
Wellman
Bradford
McKean County State Police
New York Lists Aid To Alcoholics
New guidelines issued to welfare districts in New York State clarify methods for aiding alcoholics. Fred Waterman, Chautauqua County Welfare Department commissioner, described how aid to dependent children covers families and aid to the alcoholic covers the individual. Costs are shared by federal, state, and local welfare districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waterman
Chautauqua County
Memories of Corry April 7 1938 and local notes
The Corry Daily reports on national politics with the House defeating a motion to kill the executive department reorganization bill by 191 to 169, and notes on a sidewalk accident in North Center Street where Minnie Paulaney aged 58 fractured a hip after a slip. Forefathers Day is observed locally as a legal holiday in Pennsylvania. Bernard J. Cochran and John W. Himebaugh won top positions in Erie Crawford draws in Harrisburg. The school budget discussion may continue next Monday with uncertainty on the draft appropriations for 1998. City Council warns referendums on daylight saving time are unofficial. Corry Kawanians were guests of Warren Kiwanis at a YWCA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Pat Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Prem
Tia
Cory
Rottinelli-Kimball
Board of Education
Senhout
Jamestown Pair Charged In 56 Cent Mugging Case
Jamestown youths Frank Campierno and Prank Proverse were charged with first degree robbery and first degree grand larceny for mugging Richard Cran, a Fredonia College student from Dunkirk, early Friday. About 2:20 am they grabbed him and stole 56 cents plus cigarettes and a pill bottle. Police arrested them 12 hours later. arraigned before Judge Lester Berglund they were ordered to await grand jury action in Mayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Wereautauqua County
Chautauqua County
Fredonia
Tenahars College
Frank Campierno
Jamestown
Crandall
Laurite E. Nelson
Howe Nelson
Lester Berglund
Grane
Jamestown Jobless Claims Fall Again
Jamestown unemployment claims dropped for the fourth straight week with 2880 claims filed, down two from last week and 300 from the week ending March 7. Dorler, manager of the local Labor Office, said retroactive benefits for about 10 percent of cases would be sent to Albany, with processing starting for currently unemployed and expected to take nine more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Department of Labor
Division of Employment
Lawrence A. Dorler
Albany
Aver~ i Harman
Dorler
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UNION
Gre
Miss Brafford
Hammond's
Engle Street
Dial
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pennsylvania
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
TUNEN
WOTR
Warren Station
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Executive Department
North Center Street
Minnie Paulaney
Grland
Pennsylvania
Bernard J. Cochran
John W. Himebaugh
Harrisburg
Warren Kiwanis Club
YWGA
Ationwide Maruet Insurance Co
Mutual Fire Iawrence Ce
Ile Insurance Co. —Sac
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St. Dial
PITT
Carry Pharmacy
Ier
Olds
tOhianal
Len
Wiggers Garage, Inc
Orty, Pennsylvania
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