Counties reject county health units debate in PA conference
At the Pennsylvania Health Conference in Paris University city a Philadelphia doctor argued health units improve disease prevention while opponents warn of loss of local home rule and patronage. Refere nd a defeat in Northampton and York counties cited as public education gaps and lack of civic coordination.
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Paris
Pennsylvania
State University
Philadelphia
Pascal Lucchesi
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Northampton
York
Lucchesi
H. J. Paul
Allegheny County Granges
Labor Reform To Be Voter Issue
A House vote killed a Republican backed labor reform bill after a failed amendment process. Senators Ives and Kennedy blasted the move amid Republican and some Democratic support. President Eisenhower urged action on a reform bill before Congress adjourns, but few chances remain this year.
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Sen. Ives
House
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
American
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Progress Seen In Chautauqua Sewage Fight
Progress in ridding Chautauqua County’s largest lake of sewage is reported by sanitary engineer Roland Austin. The Mayville county sewer project is over half complete with trunk lines and a treatment plant underway.
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Chautauqua Lake
Roland Austin
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Austin
Greenhurst-Fluganna
Murray Shelton
Dunkirk
Havens and Emerson
Cleveland
Buffalo
Nussbaum, Clarke and Velzy
Ashville
Busti
North Harmony
Takewood
Burtis Bay
Jamestown
Chadakoin
Chautauqua Plant Tree Drive Seeks Seedlings
Chautauqua County residents may order tree seedlings from the New York State Conservation Department for fall planting or next spring. Edward J. Whalen, district forester in Jamestown, lists species including white pine Scotch pine red pine Norway spruce and others with limits per order and a requirement that purchasers arrange planting and not relocate dug plants.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Chautauqua County
New York State Conservation Department
Edward J. Whalen
James‘ Town
Whalen
Probers Seek Source Of Cash In Greenlease Case
The text notes a missing 300000 tied to blood tainted funds in the Greenlease ransom case. It accuses a committee of smearing Gov. Averell Harriman and portrays Mollie Baker as a vengeful ex wife. Mollie says Baker was close to Harriman and knew where the ransom money went.
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Greenlease
Averell Harriman
New York
Mollie
Baker
Harriman
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Cutting Sunday School Picnic at Midway Park Saturday
The Cutting Sunday School plans its annual picnic at Midway Park on Saturday with dinner at 1 o clock. Mrs. Fassett and Mrs. Way lead the tables. attendees should bring their own silverware clips sandwiches and bun. No 3 table secured.
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Midway Park
David Fassett
Marion Way
Clyde Courtright
Milton Courtright
Arthur Wallace
B. K. Storen
Joan
New York State
Frances Buxton
Rochester
Lafe Willey
Harborcreek
Donald Willey
Kenneth McCray
Billy McCray
McCray
Clayton, McCray
Mead Park
Harbor Hall
Carl Marsh and
Brousse
Clifton Cooper
Local Social Notes and Fair Visit Highlights
Citizens and families in Ripley and surrounding areas were seen visiting friends and attending events. Highlights include the H W Neighbor Club meeting with seven members, and Frank Bayle and Corry guests working a Crawford County Fair food stand in Meadville.
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Ripley
Fred Wallace
Spoon
Harold Bemis
Richard Kunger
Sherman
H W
Guy Hayes
Frank Bayle
Meadville
Corry
Crawford County Fair
Max Bemis
Richard Wilkinson
North East
Duane Bemis
State Police Probe Death of Bicycling Transient on Girard Hill
Police continue investigation into the death of Edward R. Jackson 45 to 50 from New York or Texas, struck on Girard Hill as he pumped his bicycle near the barracks. Broken headlight glass will be tested at a state lab to see if it matches a damaged car held by police. a woman, Ayleen Prentice, 38, Girard Township, reported she may have struck something and said her car could have hit a deer. Coroner Warren W. Wood reported no relatives have claimed the body. officers are verifying a Rochester, N Y, origin for the victim.
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Girard Hill
Hartsburg
Edward R. Jackson
New York State
Texas
Ayleen Prentice
Girard Township
Girard
Jackson
Pallor
Long Hill
Warren W. Wood
Rochester
Attorney Robert J. Dodds Dies in Pittsburgh at 81
Robert J. Dodds, 81, longtime attorney for Western Pennsylvania, died at his Pittsburgh home. A University of Pittsburgh Law School graduate, he practiced over 50 years before retiring in 1953.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Robert J. Dodds
University of Pittsburgh Law School
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