Corry Officer Gains Secret Service Ties in Pittsburgh Course
Patrolman Ross Mead joined a four day class in fingerprinting and related police work led by Tragedor L. Schiller in Pittsburgh under the U S Justice Department. Officers from Pennsylvania and West Virginia attended, with tours of the Pittsburgh police and practical demonstrations in impressions and photography.
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Ross Mead
Sis
Dinger
Pittsburgh
Federal Department of Justice
Varius Arts of the Sud
Pennsylvania
Weat
Virgina
Corry
Tak‘e
Pittsiyirgh
Mediation Bureau Closes 21 Disputes in Feb Mar in Pa
Harrisburg report by Clarence J. Moser shows wage disputes accounted for one fourth of Pennsylvania labor cases in February and March. Eight disputes affected 1520 workers while 2580 were tied to union recognition. Five disputes involved wage and hour controversy. By month end twenty disputes involving 4100 workers were active and 22 disputes involving 8726 people began. Thirty five labor disputes affecting 4860 persons remained.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Mediation
Clarence J. Moser
Ralph M. Bashore
Mosre
Hnty-Two
Ishor
Bureau
Overhead Bridge To End Crossing Hazard Near Clymer
An overhead bridge will replace a dangerous crossing at Herrington Crossing between Clymer and North Clymer. Walsh Construction Company builds the three way project with state and federal funds. Piling work is under way, about a dozen workers on site with plans to accelerate completion. The crossing near Brownall picnic grounds on the concrete highway between Clymer and North Clymer is a route used by Gorgites to Jamestown and has faced protests for danger. Residents and motorists welcome the project as a safer passage.
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Clymer
Herrington Crossing
North Clymer
Walsh Construction Company
Pennsylvania
New York
Abbout
Camp Alte
Brownall
Cigener
North Glyme
Jamestown
Tasher Ughts
Four Injured In Auto Crash Near Ridgway
Ridgway April 30 Mr and Mrs George Sever of Ridgway and Mr and Mrs T J OConnor of Laurel Mill road were injured when the Secor automobile overturned after attempting to pass a truck ten miles from Bradford en route to Duke Center for a funeral. Mrs OConnor suffers a broken arm and Mr Senor multiple injuries. OConnor hospitalized with some injuries, Mrs Senor remains in the hospital.
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Ridgway
George Sever
T. J. Oconnor
Laurel Mill Road
Duke Center
Salome Gardner Bruner
Secor Automoblie
Mobile
Bradford
Ridgway Chief Burgess Triumph In Light County Vote
Ridgway April 30 The voting was light with one main race for county chairman of the Republican party between Chief Burgess CW Frederick and John H Cartwright both of Ridgway. Frederick won by about 900 votes. Democratic turnout was light. A $60 000 courthouse addition bond issue was defeated with few districts in favor. Glenn Spencer of Mearville visited his home today.
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Ridgway
Republican Party
Burgess CW
Frederick
John H. Cartwright
Court House
Rehabilitation on Susquehanna Well Advances
Rehabilitation of the Susquehanna River west branch after March floods advances through the Susquehanna Valley Association formed by eight flood-hit cities. Leaders include Dr. Carl Millward and John Smith. The group seeks federal flood relief, supports the Guffey bill, proposes low interest loans, and plans WPA-backed work programs. Cities represented include Williamsport, Lock Haven, Sunbury, Milton, Newark Shore, Muncy, and Montgomery.
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United Press
Milton
Susquehanna
Susquehanna Valley Association
Carl Millward
John Smith
Remoyo
C.H. Hunt
Sunbury
William Milliner
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Joseph F Guffey
D. Pa
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Willigatsport
Lock Haven
Renovo
Montgomery
Jersey Shore
Muncy
Association
Sorghums Rise On Pennsylvania Farms In 6 Year Trend
Sorghums are being grown on more Pennsylvania farms for grain silage hay and fodder than six years ago. The trend shows increased acreage and diversified use across the state as farmers shift toward sorghum crops for multiple purposes.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Alathians Sponsor Successful Tea at M 1 Church
Maighty-one guests attended a well appointed diver tea hosted by the Alathian Society of Ua church. The program featured piano solos, readings, violin duets, and vocal numbers, with guests served assorted sandwiches cakes and coffee. Proceeds aided the church treasury.
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M 1
Alathian Society of Ua
Beatrice Shafter
Anthel World
Missen Athe Beckwith
Darorhi Mae Rickers
Louise Whiteley
Franke Grast
von Solos
Alberta Mowkey
Dorothy Gauffreau
Gertrude Johnson
Prominent Union City Man Stricken Dies After Illness
Louie J. Wontenay age 62 of Union City a news dealer for twenty years died Wednesday afternoon after several weeks illness Funeral services set for today at 2:30 o'clock He is survived by his wife and three sons and was a member of Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No 200 Clarence Commandery No 51 Knights Templar Corry and the Blue Lodge P and A M Union City
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Louie J. Wontenay
Union City
Newa
Hls
Mr. Wontenay
Corry
Columbus Royal Arch
Clarence Commandery
Knights ‘Templar of
the Blue Lodge, P. and
A.M. Im Union Git
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