Westinghouse strike halts transformer division again
A sitdown strike by 4 000 CLO production workers kept Westinghouse Electric Corporation transformer division shut down for a second day. Local 617 IUE officials said the stoppage began on 25 shot blasters quit and was sparked by a pay cut. A spokesman noted 1936 rate reductions were cut after a time and motion study.
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Powell’s
Sharon
CLO
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Corry Wc. T. U
Wayne Jaggs
Second Avenue
Corry Navy Mothers Club
T. U. U. F. Hall
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Sugar Grove
Warren County
U S Forces Stabilize Positions on Kun River
U S and Allied forces report activity along the Kum River area near Yesan and Tanyang as North Korean divisions press in the Taejon region. Air bombardment targets include Chongyu and Wonsan with several sorties flown amid poor weather.
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Sage Uae
MacArthur
Kum River
Yesan
Taejon
Red Fifth
Ith
Tanyang
Taejo
Pusan
Tron
Seoul
Far East Air Forces Communiqque
Kimpa Air Field
Chongyu
Wonsan
Local Hospital Listings And Area Notices At A Glance
Hospital admissions include Mrs John Goda 31514 North Center Street and Miss Margaret Grace 31244 South Center Street along with Mrs Arthur Scouten Spartane burg and Mrs Neil Beck Clymer An amble of discharges lists Frank Henry Clymer Jeannette the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith Tryonville For Hot Point appliances see All Way Electric A Cambridge Springs delegate named for the American Legion national convention to be held in Philadelphia August 9 10 11 12 Call Tagm 24 hour service Warren Lodge No 105 Moose will host a meeting with Governor Gordon Jeffery of Toledo Ohio attending Special notices include Gerry Beverage Distributor and watch repair by Raymonds in Kane Erie burglary case solved three youths Stanley Sharkey George Hayes and John Berwinski all of Bue are in custody The Holgate Brothers Company contract talks continue Kane union and company officials negotiate renewal due August 8 The Just's Right faction in Tinton rejects a two cent per hour clause 79 to 49 after five weeks of bargaining turmoil.
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John Goda
North Center Street
Margaret Grace
Center Street
Arthur Scouten
Spartaneburg
Neil Beck
Clymer
Donald Beckwith
Bear Lake
Albert Clark
Elgin
Frank Henry
Jeannette
Thomas Smith
Tryonville
Cambridge Springs
Benuchal
Titusville
the American Legion
Philadephia
Warren
Warren Lodge No. 105
Loyal Order of Moose
Moosehear
Gordon Jeffery
Toledo
Ohio
Iron City
Blue Ribbon
Rolling Rock
Carling’s. Dial
Gerry Beverage
West Main Street
Mayville
Erie
Richard K. Moynihan
Keith
Sherman
Stanley Sharkey
George Hayes
John Berwinski
Bue
Raymond’s
East Washington Street
W. L. Holton
Journal
of Kane
Holgate Brothers Company
Kane
Tinton
Just
Dunkirk Boy, 10, Still Missing
Dunkirk reports indicate Bruce Tellotson, age 10, remained unlocated after extensive searches across Dunkirk and Newton's Woods. Allegheny Ludlum workers, led by a 16-man crew, scoured the area following a tip from railroad workers about a boy matching the description seen near Ridgeway, Ontario, with searches continuing despite no decisive leads.
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Dunkirk
Bruce Teltotson
Allegheny Ludum
Newton's Woods
Fhe
Brune
Bruce
Ridgeway
Ontario
Ridge Way
Tellotson
Man Admits Pants Best Strangling Of Woman
Detroit July 15 a 42 year old Sam Sampson confessed to murdering Mrs Vivian Stanley 47 in a pants galt strangling after 16 hours of police grilling The case will be presented to murder court with a formal charge expected Prosecutor Gerald J O'Brien said the slaying stemmed from a quarrel Also noted Buenos Aires reported Argentina quintuplets celebrating seventh birthdays The Diligenti children of Franco Diligenti 2 wealthy textile manufacturer marked the day
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Detroit
Sam Sampson
Pants
Galt
Vivian Stanley
Gerald J. O'Brien
Sampson
Stanley
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Franco Diligenti
Congress Eyes Security Issues in Korea War Context
The Senate discusses internal and military security amid Korean hostilities. Senator Lucas and others press for voluntary censorship on troop movements and for broader controls on news of frontline developments. Adm. Forrest Sherman backs stricter secrecy at a closed Senate session.
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Lucas
Red Party
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Buces of
Mincis
Douglas MacArthur
Benate
Algo
Capitol
Eastjland
Mississippi
Maybarne
South Carolina
Repubicans i
Senate
Adm
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate Armed Services
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Brockway
Goodrich
Willard
Indy
Jagie
Wattsburg
New York State
The
Journal of Panama
Panama
American Red Cross
Ashville
Norman. Reslints
Mabel
Erle
James F Rosemond
Biie Times
Erle Chamber of Commerce
Rose
Charles Dalley
Minnesota
McIntyre
Levant
Claude J. Osterhound
Randolph
Joseph Doles
Jamestown
Floyd T Jotimson
Kennedy
Osterhoundt
Miller's Kendall
Leonard Mitchell
Kennerdell
the Journal
Sit
Grand Valley
Alderman Love
Datter
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Haines Street
Fraley
Chase Street
Atlantis and Pacific Tea Company
Leonard A. Anderson
Mendville
Mbout
Nest
Korea
Department of the Army
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Cather
Donald Withers
Hotel Corry
U.S
Kun River
Kirk Lauren Bonis
Douglas Bacall-Day
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