Paragraf highlights and incidents from Erie area
A jumble of local notes reports Sharon Tialny Horst missing since November with polio concerns, a cement plant collapse in Titusville due to ice and snow, and rising Chautauqua Lake water levels. Also covered are a Dunkirk polling club burglary, a police call about a missing girl, injuries at Corry dam plant, finger fracture cases, shifts in public assistance roll removals, and a 1950s Pennsylvania grant count.
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Erie
Two More Steel Firms Sign New Wage Pacts
Pittsburgh December reports Allegheny Ludlum Steel and Wheeling Steel sign 16 cent per hour average wage increases with the United Steelworkers. Allegheny Ludlum covers about 14 000 employees across five plants. Wheeling Steel employs about 15 000 in Wheeling. A broader industry pattern follows a US Steel contract, signaling a busy week for new labor accords.
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Pittsburgh
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West Lenehbute
Wheelig Steel
Wheeling
Sd Steubenville
Fire destroys township facility. $23,000 loss reported
Fire Chief Arthur Gress estimates $23,000 damage after a blast and fire gutted a concrete block structure in Economy Township. Two fire trucks hoses uniforms and municipal records were destroyed. cause of the explosion remains undetermined.
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Arthur Gress
Treasury chief predicts large rise in federal outlays
Secretary Snyder told the Senate finance committee that government outlays could jump as much as 80 percent in the coming year to about 67.5 billion dollars due to defense and domestic needs. He endorsed a proposed excess profits tax and cautioned the nation faces higher revenues after recent events in Korea and elsewhere.
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HADACOL Helped Me Sleep and Study
A testimonial from a Texas reader praises HADACOL for easing sleepless nights and enabling better focus in school. The writer from Hyustom says after taking three doses they now sleep well and feel less anxious about studying.
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Bennie Mullingsworth
Argument ends in fatal shooting over snow shoveling
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on December 4 a heated dispute over snow shoveling led to a fatal shooting. Andrew Boubensky 25 of Versailles Township died from gunshot wounds at Greene County Memorial Hospital. Police said he told officials he was dining with landlady Stella Barchanowie 45 when the argument escalated and she returned with a gun firing a fatal shot into his neck and spine.
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Charters Hill
Andrew Boubensky
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Greene County Memorial Hospital
Koubensky
T Hem
Stella Barchanowie
Flood Threat Eases as Major Area Freeze Prevents Rise
In northwestern Pennsylvania swollen streams feed the Allegheny headwaters with some overflow. French Creek flooded its west bank at Meadville forcing nine families from a veteran housing project. Meadville's business district remained safe as Oil City and Titusville reported rising waters. Weather bureau forecasts moderate flooding along the Monongahela River and its tributaries.
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Meadville
Ark
Oil City
Titusville
Oil Creek
Weather Bureau
Mononahelo River
Economic Deficit Weighs on Fiscal Year Ending June 20
A 000,000 deficit this fiscal year may prove too few in light of recent events. The note mentions Napoleon’s exile on St Helena from 1814 to 1021 as context.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Weather service warns Susquehanna basin flood risk
In Harrisburg federal state rainfall forecast warns the entire Susquehanna River basin to expect rising water levels due to heavy rain and rapid snow melt. Rainfall amount and precipitation changes will determine the extent of the rises, with western headwaters largely excluded.
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Harrisburg
Fed
Susquehanna River
Susquehanna
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Advertised For Kidney Relief
An ad claims backache and dizziness stem from kidney fatigue and promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to stimulate kidney action. It promises quick health improvement and urges readers to buy at druggists for 60 cents.
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Thompson
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