Unusually heavy docket heard in county court
An unusually heavy docket of 38 Genfield benefit non support cases was heard by county jurists in the court. Rest, business manager at home today. Garry Bambers and nob Walter a was erroneously reported. Union City Morlwestern Pennsylvania Fire Association convention climaxed Saturday with 30 units registered to parade and more than 1200 in prizes. A Ford door damaged by a Cadillac driven by Earl Berktile. Damico insured. Ajax Tron Works employees typed for Red Grass blood program. continues Thursdays. Tractor trailer wrecks on Warren Tidiolite road. fire blamed on gasoline leak. Bridge teardown from old Pennsylvania Railroad at Warren begins. ore trains required faster speeds. Mrs. Russell Merritt reports son Carmen bitten by dog. 10 day confinement urged. Bradford council moves to outlaw carnival showings amid gambling wheels debate. Organized Reserve Corps chaplains groups slated for activation in western Pennsylvania. Spartansburg to discuss municipal water system. potential bonds. Crawford County judge blasts police for lax drunken-driving charges. Weather forecast for Aug 20–24. cooler with rain possible. Four deaths and two injuries in hunting incidents. game seasons upcoming. Bituminous coal production down due to three-day work week. Teenager helps save another from drowning in Allegheny River. one youth treated for leg injuries. Speeding tops reasons for driver license suspensions in first half of 1949. Conewango township tax hearing on per capita tax. adjourned to tonight. U.S. population growth at 200,000 monthly. census bureau cites 149,215,000 as of July 1. Pa Senators Myers and Martin join majority supporting Tom G. Clark Supreme Court appointment.
New Weight Measures Laws Take Effect September First
Harrisburg Aug 19 After September 1 home delivery of light fuel oil in 60 gallon or larger quantities must be metered. Heavy fuel oil deliveries to industrial plants are unaffected. Some exceptions apply for full truck tanks or single domestic compartments previously inspected by the state. Additional powers granted to weight inspectors allow arrest on sight of out of state violators.
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Harrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Young Mother Admits Strangling Her Baby
Chicago authorities report Dorothy Skeech, 22, admitted killing her six day old daughter Susan after initially telling police a black prowler attacked her. The infant was found dead with a plastic diaper knotted around the neck. Skeech, a former University of Chicago payroll worker, cited financial distress and unemployment as motive for the act.
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Chicago
John Enright
Dorothy Skeech
Susan
Enright
Republic Steel Chief Fights Union Demands At Hearings
M. White, president of Republic Steel Corp, told a presidential fact finding board that CIO United Steelworkers demands would cost the company more each year than it ever earned except in 1948. He argued the 30 cents an hour package would push annual costs beyond 38 million dollars while profits last year topped 46.4 million only briefly and earnings have since fallen sharply to less than half of 1948’s level amid grim operating conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Republic Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
M. White
Republic
Steel wage dispute bogs down as 60 day truce ends
The text shows Republic argues against wage increases while United States Steel, the nation’s largest producer, presses for terms. Witnesses testify as the industry’s case nears rebuttal before a three man board appointed by President Truman. The 60 day truce expires September 14, with managers predicting further talks or actions next week.
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Case Steel Companies
Prest
Truman
Lon
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