Hotel Strikers Vote Ordered Amid Labor Dispute
The State Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election at Hotel Tamestown among eligible employees within 20 days, prior to October 19, following a strike dispute. Exclusions include hires after the strike began along with hostesses, maintenance, chef, office, and supervisory staff.
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Tamestown
Thelp
State Labor Relatons Board
Lawrence
Cornell
Repton Reynolds
Hotel & Restaurant Employes Alliance
AFL
Chef-staward Pred Mettler
County to Reduce Pension Payments
Erie county officials lead a plan to cut monthly pensions from the Erie County Employees Retirement System. Chairman Thomas W. Flatley announced the fund now totals about 300000 in government bonds, reducing the need for heavy monthly payments to roughly a dozen beneficiaries, with some pensions as high as 100 dollars monthly.
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Erie
Sevampmeg
Erie County
Court House
Thomas W. Fintley
County Commission
Pennsylvania Conference For Public Employe
Flatley
Services Today for Mrs Edith Wagner
Word arrives of the death of Mrs Earth Wagner of Findley Lake widow of the late Rev Miles Wagner. Funeral service was held at Bradford this afternoon. Surviving are daughter Mrs Vern a Thompson two sons Robert and Lowell Wagner and a grandson all of Findley.
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Edith Wagner
Earth Wagner
Findley Lake
Miles Wagner
Bradford
Wong
Wagner
Verna Thompson
Robert
Lowell Wagner
All of
Findley
High Court Reverses License Revocation in Erie Case
A Harborcreek father of nine loses two months of work after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturns a lower ruling. Kenneth Wrights driving privileges were suspended following a March 3 1948 crash that injured Robert Goodwill and Barry Ners, as the court reversed Judge Laub.
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High Court
Erie
Harborcreek
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Judes Burton
Laub
Maurice Coughlin
Kenneth Wright
State Highway Safety Bureau
Supreme Court
Lauh
Wright
Robert Goodwill
Barryners
Oil City to Be Trainless First Time in 35 Years
OS City Pa December 6 The Pennsylvania Railroad will discontinue the last of two daily trains here Monday leaving Oil City trainless for the first time in 35 years. About 63 workers will be laid off with possible furlough rising to 150 if a strike endures beyond one week.
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Associated Press
OS City
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. J. Duncan
Patterson Opens Photo Supply Store Here
J Harold Patterson veteran photographer and owner opens Patterson Photo Products at 115 South First Avenue offering cameras chemicals developing papers and other darkroom essentials. He will also continue taking children's portraits by appointment from his home.
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South First Avenue
Patterson Photo Products Establishment
J. Harold Patterson
Patterson
Hotel Robber Sentenced Eight to Sixteen Years
Frank Roberts, 34, of Connellsville, was sentenced to eight to sixteen years in Wester Penitentiary after being convicted of robbing a guest at the Penn Francis Hotel in Mount Pleasant last spring. Betty June Wells, 21, testified she was with him at the hotel and described leaving their room at 4 a.m. to enter unlocked rooms and steal $200 from Julius Gilmore. Roberts also faces charges for robbing six homes in Scottdale last Sunday.
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Greensburg
Frank Roberts
Connellsville
Wester Penitentiary
Penn Francis
Mount Pleas
Sant
Betty June Wells
Roberts
Mt. Pleasant
Julius Gilmore
Scottdale
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Harley F. Johnson
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Capestin
Al’s Clothes Shop
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Calif
Pascal Celery
Orchard Park
Catsup
U. S. Mo
Ibs
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Heiman Jewelers
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ANSCO
Patterson Photo Products
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Thomas Motor Co
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