County hospital aides seek salary increases amid budget warning
Erie County tuberculosis hospital faces need for higher nursing salaries and better working conditions, with Superintendent Anderson warning that two graduates could halt operations. He notes the issue affects other staff and hints future requests will come with next year’s budget. In Oil City, J Dick O Neil retires after 38 years as drilling superintendent at South Penn, with drilling duties to be contracted.
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Erie County
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Rculosis Hospital
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Oil City
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Dick” O'Neil
South Pent Company
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Jamestown liquor licenses: one revoked six suspended
New York State Liquor Authority announced in New York City that one Jamestown restaurant license was revoked and six licenses to operate liquor facilities were suspended with bond forfeitures totaling 4500. Penalties included sales to minors and sale to intoxicated persons. Revocation for Vishnia's license carried a 12 month restriction on reissuance. notices said not all details firm.
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New York State Liquor Authority
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Five More Auto Theft Charges Against Steynoff
Erie news reports five additional automobile theft charges filed Monday against Arthur Stoynoff, the alleged tipoff man in the Robert Pisher murder case. He already faced one theft count, pleaded guilty, and faces up to 30 years. New counts cite violation of the National Motor Theft Act for cars moved across state lines to Portland Maine, Buffalo New York, Cincinnati, and Kentucky. County Detective John Coates will file information.
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Erie
Arthur Stoynoff
Tipof
Robert Pisher
Damian McLaughlin
Steynoff
McLaughlin
Aleady
Portland
Buffalo
N. C
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Steyner
John Coates
Stoynott
Child Hurt by Accidental Shotgun Discharge Near Reed Home
Eleanor Reed ten-year-old daughter of Frank Reed was wounded in the left leg by an accidental shotgun discharge at the Reed home in Poland Center. Doctors at Jamestown’s W. A. Hospital report the wound serious but not bone-involved. Deputies Edward and Campaign said Eleanor and five other children were alone when the incident occurred. visitors included her brother aged nine and Richard Brown, fifteen, from Olean.
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Richard Brown
Olean
Public Works Halted as Penelec Power Line Starts
Workers from Hoosier Engineering Company begin construction of a 700 million dollar Penelec power line along the right of way from Bradford to Pleasant Lionship, Brown Run, Dewdrop Bit, with towers to be erected and safety upgrades planned near Warren airport to renew high tension wires.
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Bradford
Hill and Dale Mn
Pleasant Lionship
Brown Run
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Government halts major public works to curb inflation
Washington reports a three stage moratorium on new construction as part of a 1600 million dollar public works plan. Agencies must defer nonessential projects and 700 million worth of work must be scheduled for future execution between 1940 and 1947. Officials say military and infrastructure projects may be prioritized while civilian contractors await approval.
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John D
Wilson W. Wyatt
Loss at Legion Home sparks fire damage inquiry
A Sunday morning blaze at the Bradford American Legion Home on Plow Street caused about 25,000 in damage to the dance hall, bar, kitchen and card room. Firefighters fought the flames for an hour and a half, with water and smoke ruinous to the first floor. A youth attendant reported five lines of flames bursting from the rear before the blaze spread through the building. Franklin man shot while woodchuck hunting.Thomas Red Fry of Franklin was wounded after being shot by companion James Reynolds while hunting groundhogs in Sandy Lake Rural, misidentified as a woodchuck. Fry treated by Dr. Ronald Wogan. no hospitalization. State police investigate with county game warden H. G. Sutherland.
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Thomas Red Fry
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James Reynolds
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Fry
Ronald Wogan
Sandy Laie
H. G. Sutherland
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