Hammermill Pays $175,000 For Plant Site
FRANKLIN The sale of a portion of River Ridge Farm Cranberry Township to Hammermill Paper Co of Erie has been completed at 175 000. Negotiations began last April with the Society of Missionaries of Africa White Fathers. The transaction was finalized with Very Rev Alfred Richard provincial of the White Fathers and Attorney J B Frampton of Oil City. Samuel N Megowritz of Oil City handled the proceedings for the White Fathers. The sale aims to establish a paper plant along the Allegheny River, with further steps including applying to the State Water Board for plant location approval. The plant’s eruption cannot be?
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J.B. Frampton
Oil City
Seliig
Samuel N. Megurowitz
White Fathers
Allegheny River
River Ridge
Erle Payer Company
Sinitany Water Board of Pennsylvania
Hickey Denies Pay From State As Consultant
Dr John M Hickey denied receiving state funds for services as a Department of Public Instruction consultant. He noted a reported $30 payment for 10 days while revising curricula, said he was invited to evaluate colleges, and that he would have accepted pay only with school board approval after hearings.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Hickey
Philadelphia
Hickey Hind
Department of Public Instruction
Charles E. Boch
Neas
Neers
California State Teachers College
Pennylvania Association of Health and Physical Education
Erie Man Overcome By Garage Fumes
Charles Johnson, 43, was found unconscious in his garage after reportedly working on car engines with doors closed. Rescuers carried him to hospital after a 45 minute revival attempt. he remained in serious condition at Fairview Osteopathic Hospital. Firemen blamed carbon monoxide fumes and noted a blocked street as they responded.
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Erie
Charles Johnson
Fiurow
Hilm
Anter
Johnson
Tony Chiaramonte
Gn Erle
Fukemon
TV Highlights and Programs Informed on Van Doren Quiz Misses
New York report details Charles Van Doren's missed answers on NBCs Twenty One from November to January. It notes six errors, including questions on Primo Carnera, Doberman pinscher as a working dog, and the 1912 Republican vice presidential candidate. Also mentions his near loss, Geronimo answer, and a clothing item error. Also reports author explorer Carveth Wells dies in Los Angeles at 69.
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Charles van
Doren
America
Nbc-Tv
Inet
van Doren
Jnvite
Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
James 8
Explorer
Los Angeles
Carveth Wells
Shalimar
Chiaramonte
Fire destroys grade school in New Castle Pa
NEW CASTLE Pa Fire yesterday destroyed the recently remodeled two story West Pittsburgh elementary school housing 300 pupils. Fire officials estimate 250000 in damage with about 60 percent uninsured. The Sunday morning blaze began shortly after 830 in the basement and spread through a ventilating shaft. Thirteen fire companies fought the flames for nearly four hours as the roof caved in an hour after discovery. Defective wiring near a fuse box started the fire amid water shortages and subfreezing weather.
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New Castle
West Pittsburgh
Joot
Cosby
Legislators Seek New Tax Sources Amid Rising State Budgets
State leaders push higher revenues as budgets in Illinois New York and California hit record levels for 1957 59 driven by highway funds school programs inflation and growing government needs Governor Harriman Goodwin Knight Lane Dwinell and others cite expanding services and matching federal funds as key factors while New Hampshire debates restoring a 5 per head tax on residents aged 21 to 70 to cover costs.
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New York
California
Illinois
Ilmnois
Averell Harrriman
Harriman We
Goodwin
J. Knight
Knight
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinell
Dwinell
Cliftook
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