Bridge Hazard Near Warren May Be Eliminated
A Warren delegation plans talks with the state highway secretary on Route 6 overhead bridges near Warren that have caused numerous accidents. The group, including Clifford Johnson and George Geracemost, urged immediate action to address dangerous twists by railway tracks, with officials indicating possible soon-started remedies.
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Warren
Rei
State Highway Department
Starbrick
State Highway
Lewis M. Stevens
Hartisbure
Clifford Johnson
The
Warren Area Chamber of Commerce
Blain Mead
George Geracemos
Charles Tranter
Chamber
Japan and China Trade Pact Sparks Recognition Doubt
Japan's Premier Nobusaki Kishi pledged cooperation to private Japanese concerns in a trade pact with Communist China. The agreement did not amount to recognition, as Beijing repudiated the move. China had sought diplomatic recognition through a large trade exchange.
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Japan
China
Nobusaki Kishi
Businesamen Tmt
Candidates Turn To U S Aid Issue In Pennsylvania Race
In a Pennsylvania governor race report coverage notes Republican Stassen facing Nixon bid and fund sources. Lt. Gov. Roy E. Furman criticizes Gov Leader's administration as overbearing while John H. Ferguson declines comment. Unofficial May primary figures show Democrats closing GOP edge. Japanese trade row cited as backdrop to broader economic pressures.
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U.S
Stassen
Richard M. Nixon
Pennnsylvania
Democratic Independent
Roy E. Furman
Furman
Leader
Office For Administration
Gov. Leader
Soviet Union
John H. Ferguson
Joseph M. Barr
Barr
Wyoming County
Kishi
Japan
Corry News Highlights April 21 1938 Events
Washington pushes a 4.5 billion lending program as Congress signals tighter relief funds. Corry residents face arrests for intoxication and disorderly conduct in Jamestown. Junior Senior prom preparations and Cadres Auxiliary install noted. Tionesta Dam digging begins with a 60 ton shovel. Lee Tire and Atlantic Refining officials dine at Hotel Corry. Columbus Dam repair postponed due to high water. Corry Rod and Gun Club plans a later working bee to fix splash boards.
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Columbus
Corry Rod and Gun Glub
Allegheny College Student Killed In Auto Crash
MEADVILLE A college student died and four other persons were injured when two cars collided on Route 19 seven miles south of Mercer. The deceased was Chanwit Wongbuddha 21 a native of Thailand. Others injured included Mildred Ludwig Suzanne Lussier Amy Kanemitsu and Philip Waddington all associated with Allegheny College. Laverne Mosley of Linden Park N J drove the second car and will be charged with failure to drive on the right side of the road. The crash occurred at 11 50 p m Friday as the group returned from a Foreign Policy Association conference in Pittsburgh. Wongbuddha died Saturday at Mercer Hospital. The cause cited was fractured skull shock and multiple injuries. Wongbuddha had been studying international relations with plans to return to Thailand for government service.
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Linden Park
N. J
Institute of International Elvesiion
Deli Tou Delta
Thailand
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
City
Pittsburgh boy dies from injuries after traffic crash
John Churjak, 16, of Pittsburgh died at St Francis Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered when struck by a car on April 6.
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Pittsburgh
John Churjak
Pittsboreh
St. Francis Hospital
Industry push for basic research grows amid cost cuts
New York industry leaders urge continued funding for basic research despite a wide drive to cut costs. They note government, universities, and industry collectively expand R&D, with industry already channeling about four million dollars annually into industrial research. Executives estimate roughly 20 percent of Esso’s research is basic, and Stanford Research Institute reports five million dollars in contracts in 1957.
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New York
Iito
Eisenhower
American Association For the Advancement of Science
E. V. Murphree
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Stanford Research Institute
Menlo Park
Calif
Corporate research paths yield long profits in time
The passage notes the long lag between research investment and profit across firms. Du Pont took 12 years to profit from a polyester film venture after starting a project, and 11 years for a plant hormone study to fertilize a herbicide. Schering, Salt Institute, Aveo, Lodge and Shipley, Owens-Illinois Glass, and others pursue basic research programs, often insulated from core operations, with long lead times before commercial returns materialize.
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du Pont
Schering
Salt Institute
Aveo
Wilmington
Mass
Lodge and Shipley
Cincinnati
Owens-Mlinois Glass
Toledo
Erie Check Forger Nabbed by Erie Detectives
Detectives Sergeants George Radaker and Nick Byte arrested Richard W. Gates, 23, on a Saturday evening for forging multiple checks in Erie. He allegedly admitted burglary at Fetheim Lumber Co on April 10 and attempted to steal from a lumber office safe. Gates passed a $10.99 check at a downtown hotel, a $5 check to a bell hop, and cashed $27 and $60 checks at local venues before arrest.
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George Ra~daker
Nick Bute
Richard W. Gales
Gates
Fetheim Lumber Co
Holiday Inn
Aother
Denis Bar
Erie
Raduker
Byte
Anny
Vinto
Second Fire In Two Days Destroys Clarion Auto Parts Garage
The second major Clarion area blaze in as many days caused about 200000 dollars in damage to Chapman Auto Parts Co. garage. The one story concrete block building was leveled. No injuries. Fire Chief Paul Wilshire said damage estimate and cause were not yet determined as firefighters faced about an inch of water. The prior day another fire damaged the plant, with about 50000 dollars in losses.
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Clarion Clarion
Clarion
Chapman Auto Parts Co
Paul Wilshire
Talon Union Agree On New Contract
MEADVILLE International Association of Machinists signed a new two year contract with Talon Inc calling for wage hikes and improved holiday and vacation benefits. John Chmura president of Slide Fastener Lodge 2913 said the improvements will cost Talon half a million dollars in the two year period. Shinura refused to disclose the amounts of individual values in the various classifications of members he represents. The union is happy and Talon is happy. I can see no reason for giving out that information. Spokesman for Talon management was not available for comment.
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Meadville
International Association of Machinists
Talon, Inc
John Chmura
Slide Fastener Lodge 2913
Talon
Talon Management
UF Clinic Planned At Meadville
Final plans for the Pennsylvania United Fund public relations clinics in Meadville were announced by Mrs. Donald E. Strachen of Meadville, chairwoman. She said more than 100 advance reservations have been made by Community Chest United Fund business labor and agency representatives from Mercer Crawford Venango Warren Forest and Erie counties. Mrs. Strachen vice president of the United Fund of Western Crawford County will preside at morning and afternoon sessions. The Clinton Newspapers Inc publisher of two weekly newspapers... There were no injuries in that fire.
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Pennsylvania United Fund
Donald E. Strachen
Meadville
Community Chest
United Fund, Business
Mercer
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Forest
Evie
Strachen
United Fund
Crawford County
Clation Newspapers Inc
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General Electric
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Stella Reynolds
VFW
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