Kinzua Bridge Park Plan Gains Impetus
Kane area and county supporters welcomed action by the House State Government Committee in Harrisburg approving acquisition of the Kinzua Bridge for a state park. The measure aims to preserve the historic viaduct once praised as an engineering wonder and bolster nearby recreation and road improvements, with emphasis on saving the bridge from junking.
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Abe
Vewene
Kane
House
Harrisburg
Kinmua
Ere
Jeweul Forth
Lewis
McKean County
Tve
Alvert Johnson
Mile Park
Brie RR
Harsburg
Canaigtern
Lon
Mt. Dewolt
UC Golfers To Have Course At Union City
Union City prepares a new course for its golfers with a plan led by agronomist AL Cooper and Kuchiki Club’s Ho Bown Breenakeeper. The project aims to provide practice space for residents while offering greens fees, memberships, and potential calving facilities for the community.
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AL Cooper Pennsylvanie Buite University Agronomist
Ho Bown
Cane
Bre
Coayer
Almont
Courne
Hs Te Phiss
Union City
Neal Alieh
Iyainy
Sunadohie
Wise Laan
School stalls state repairs and delays planned since year
The district will not mark major repairs to school buildings before or during the current year. State labor department notes and architect plans call for necessary changes but delays persist. Officials warn work may stretch into next year while students await safety improvements and improved facilities.
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Distate
Eit
State Department of Labor
Tnduptcy
Wadler Prost
Kling
Leeds
Chinistrink
Pemblene An
Dily
Deilge Leeds
Willy Ly Jareventey
Jamestown Bus Service Slashed Amid Transit Cuts
The Jamestown service faces steep reductions as the Association Motor Bus Team proposes a revised timetable. Transit officials cite decreased funding and rider demand while critics warn of longer waits and disrupted routes.
Strike Idles 2000 At Dunkirk
A labor dispute idles about 2000 steelworkers at the Dunkirk plant amid ongoing strike action. Causes and sources of tension are described as the workforce faces uncertain pay and job security while management and unions negotiate terms.
Union Chief Visits Strikers to Boost Morale
Union leader McDonald visits steel workers amid looming Pennsylvania strike, pledging a “Best Agreement” to support morale. Reports note plants in Morrisville and Steelton face furloughs as 185,000 workers in western Pennsylvania await action and possible production cuts.
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McDonald
Area Tot Struck By Car In Meadville Meads Incident
Area Tot, four, was struck by a car near Meadville in a daytime incident. A local hospital reported serious injuries. Authorities say pedestrians and drivers should exercise extra caution at crosswalks and near busy streets.
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Meadville
Vestaliie Antsurniaeay
Bey Hai
Erie Resistor dispute over discharged workers
Negotiators from Resistor and Local 613 AFL CIO met with Federal Mediator Grover Stainbrook to discuss reinstatement of five employees discharged for alleged violence during the recent Erie Resistor strike. The company will reinstate two. union seeks reinstatement for the remaining three as talks continue. A new meeting is planned this week as the 21 month walkout nears end and recall of recalled workers continues under NLRB action.
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Ohre
Erie Resistor Corporation
Resistor
Local 613
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Grover Stainbrook
Edward Bordonaro
Bordonaro
Amar
Tues
National Libor Relations Board
Atlas Launch Fails After Stormy Liftoff Attempt
An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile failed to lift off during a dawn launch. A powerful engine ignited but the rocket remained grounded as flames engulfed the base and the countdown ended in a dramatic abort.
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Arn Canavercau
Belgian plane delayed after storm diverts to Hungary
A Belgian airliner with 58 aboard was forced to divert to Lindi Communist Hungary yesterday after straying off course during a storm. The craft was later permitted to continue to Vienna following an inspection.
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Vienna
Austria
Aim
Lindi
Hungary
Could Government Ban Strikes In Essential Industries
Marlow analyzes the risk of a nation deeply intertwined economy facing a large steel strike. He notes a broad impact on workers, businesses, and tax revenue, questioning whether future law might bar such strikes or force arbitration while balancing private rights with public welfare. He cites Taft Hartley logic and 80 day delay.
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Washington
National Treasury
Congress
Gvernment
Steel Strikes Span Titusville Firms Not Yet Impacting Local Work
Nationwide steel strike effects reached Titusville with Universal Cyclops Steel Corp workers on a two week vacation. Maintenance on buildings continues while a union official calls this period an extension of the current contract. Token picketing began but won’t halt maintenance this week. Vacation ends July 27 with Struthers Wells contracts due September.
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Beer TE Treen
Titusville
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Struthers Wells Corp
Springboro Packing Co. Strike Shuts Plant On Wage Talks
A strike at the Albro Packing Co in Springboro began at 4 p m after wage increase discussions failed. About 325 production workers are affected as AFL CIO Local 22708 reports the rest of the contract issues are settled. Pickets formed as second shift arrived. talks may resume via federal mediator Grover Stainbrook.
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Areadville
Albro Packing Co
Springboro
Cora Karr
Afl-Cio
Irving Ozer
Karr
Ozer
Fire Levels Barn Hit By Lightning Near Titusville
A barn owned by Arthur Harrison eight miles north of Titusville on Route 89 was struck by lightning and burned completely. The seven year old basement structure contained hay, two wagons, a buggy, and a sled, with no injuries reported. Harrison's cow and calf were moved to safety. Five fire trucks from Titusville, Centerville, and Spartansburg fought the blaze. insurance covered the loss.
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Titusville
Arthur Harrison
Harrison
Centerville
Spartansburg
Local Picnic Delights Reported With Charcoal Potatoes and Watermelon
A fragmented report describes a nation themed picnic with charcoal potatoes, watermelon, rolls, and visiting joy. It mentions a child participant, a scout group, and an afternoon gathering with activities and a camp class. Details are unclear but indicate a community event with meals and recreation.
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Fragmentary OCR: Bridge Meets Veterans Home Event
Readable fragments mention Mrs Me vector with persons in Bridge Meets and the Veterans home association. Names like Mrs R A Blatt West Kinley Edward Eric A Kornie singer appear in scattered lines. The text is garbled and incomplete about any clear event, date, or outcome.
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Idmiost
Sears & Roebuck
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Dueseph Finan
McDonald’s
Waite
David J
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Lahn
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Mpafenely
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Lebenaire
Mark McDonna
Pennsylvania
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Viniti
Paltloos Works
UB. Steel Coch
Morrisville
Ets
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Warkbie
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Joseph AL Plaher
Rusa
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Muller, Pa
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