Fishermen push to shorten Lake Erie limit to four miles
Erie meeting heard commercial fishermen from New York Ohio and Pennsylvania urge reducing the Lake Erie five mile limit to four miles from shore during June to September to allow nearer land fishing. Officials noted ledges between lines could be valuable if access were widened. About 50 people attended at the Sportsmen's Athletic Club including Albert Day and other Fish Commission leaders and Dr Ralph Hile of the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries.
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Sportsmen's Athletic Club
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Albert 8. Hazard
Gordon Trembley
Howard Fox
Ted Sheldon
Ralph Hile
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Move To Force Waiter Vote In Titusville
A writ of mandamus is expected to be served on the Titusville city clerk to compel a petition for a referendum on the water authority ordinance. The unnamed spokesman said county judge Herbert A. Mook will sign and the petition will be presented to City Clerk George W. Becker. The group hired Meadville attorney George X. Simonetta to aid Gerald Weber of Erie. Becker has not acted on drafting the petition based on the solicitor's advice that state law does not provide a referendum for ordinances needing state agency approval or public health matters.
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Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
George W. Becker
George X. ‘Simonetta
Gerald Weber
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Smog Toll May Reach Hundreds
The report notes a killer smog causing at least 4000 deaths as forecasters warned of a major disaster. London hospitals prepared with 200 alerts and emergency cases filling nearly 400 beds. An official said many patients awaiting procedures were told to stay home.
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London County Council
Spartansburg Notes as Holiday Season Opens
Spartansburg residents celebrate Thanksgiving with family visits and a community dinner at Harbor Hall. The town recalls the farm accident in Pittsfield and offers prayers for the injured man in Warren General Hospital. Local events include a first basketball win for Spartansburg and nursing school open house attendees from the area.
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Terry Maynard
Phillip J. Northrop
Phillip Northrop
Concord Corners
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Edinboro
Family visits and county bee keepers gathering
Mrs Elinor Gilmore and Mrs Mignon Le berman visited their sister Mrs Florence Kinney Monday then went to Warren General Hospital to see their father. Kenneth Eastman and Tom Bastian attended Crawford County Bee Keepers Association dinner at Raymond Reynolds home in Cambridge Springs. A moose supper fed 60. Tom Eastman brought daughter Pamela home from Kane after two weeks with grandparents Banks Rossey.
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West Middlesex
Mignon Leberman
Meadville
Florence Kinney
Warren General Hospital
Kenneth Eastman
Tom Bastian
Crawford County
Bee Keepers Association
Raymond Reynolds
Cambridge Springs
Tom Eastman
Kane
Pamela
Banks Rossey
Pa. Teacher Elected President of Vocational Teachers Group
Wenney Smith, 48, a vocational agriculture teacher at Elders Ridge High School near Saltsburg, was elected president of the National Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association at the group's annual convention. He succeeds James Hamilton of Audubon Iowa, and previously served as vice president.
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Indiana
Wenney Smith
National
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
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Elders Ridge
Saltsburg
James Hamilton
Audubon
Iowa
Jobless Rise Puzzles Government Officials
The Department of Labor said 150000 extra teenagers appeared in November, broadening the unemployment rise to 5.8 percent, the highest since 1962. The total unemployed increased by 507000 to 3.8 million while total employment fell about 912000, nearing 68 million.
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Department of Labor
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Labor figures show teen unemployment impact on jobs
The report notes higher unemployment due to teenagers and colder weather reducing job activity. About 400000 left the labor force while Seymour Wolfbein of the Labor Department cautions that figures do not indicate a worsening economy. He says employment recovery is slow and investigates whether teens leaving school or seeking after class work drives the rise.
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Labor Department
Wolfbeltr
Isbor
Merly
The Journal Offers Reader Subscription Deal
The Journal promotes easy access to its pages with an invitation to subscribe. Readers are encouraged to sign up for regular installments and ongoing coverage of local news, sports, and features.
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Journal Today
Richards Wins Chicago Musicians Union Top Post After Petrillo
Bernard Richards 57 leads a rebel ticket to defeat longtime Chicago musicians union chief James Petrillo who ends a 40 year era. Election totals show Richards 1690 to Petrillo 1385 with about a third of eligible members voting. Protest and recount chatter follow as two minor post candidates seek official review.
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Chicago
Hewart
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Richards
Petrillo
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