Boy Fatally Injured as Sled Strikes Car in Jamestown
A 17 year old boy, Wayne Engwall of Partridge Township, was severely injured when his sled struck a car driven by Gilbert Green in Jamestown. Engwall sustained a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to General Hospital in critical condition. Green reported he was driving uphill and saw three sleds, with Engwall’s sled veering into the car’s front.
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Dust
General Hospital
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Vin Barker
Wayne J. Engwell
Partridge Shroes
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Gichard Green
BI Newland Alveniis
Green
Mike
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Philipsburg Man Appointed Local Penelec Office Manager
Corry district office manager Arthur J Sheppner, named to lead the Philipsburg area for Pennsylvania Electric, assumes duties January 11. BT Cherry announces the appointment. George, active civic leader since 1928, becomes Philipsburg office manager after a long career as traveling auditor. The Georges and their three daughters plan to move to Corry soon.
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Geer Grange
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Arthur J. Sheppner
Clearfeld
BT Cherry
Distriet
George
Witl Fire Company
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Penelect
Philipsburg
Chamber of Commerce and
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Georges
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Local office offers farm loans to veterans
The Farm Security Administration in Pennsylvania announces readiness to accept applications from veterans seeking loans to buy or rent farms. Training under the Vocational Agricultural Education system may accompany loan eligibility, with subsistence payments for married and single veterans while they qualify. Eligible veterans may obtain up to 12 000 dollars for farm purchase pending county committee approval, with veterans from the local area directed to Ora C. Gibbons at Carry Post Office building.
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Furth Security Administration
Pennsylvania
Farm Security Administration
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Farm Security
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Verendas’ Administration
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FSA
Ora C. Gibbons
Carry
One Man Dispute Keeps Mine Idle in Sykesville
Local economists report shelving 19,000 tons of val lost in production as a labor dispute centers on one employee. Supervisory staff, including the boss and mine foremen, walked out January 1 to protest the dismissal of assistant foreman Thomas Redin for mining code violations. Federal conciliator proposed reinstating Redin with different duties. Company offered a lower job to a new post, and workers planned to return, but a new hitch halted progress as shaft personnel stalled operations.
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Noriwertern Mining & Exchange Company
Trick
Thomad Redin
Mie
Hedin
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