Hepatitis Warning for Meadville Hippie Camp
Meadville health officials urge avoid the Hippie Farm near Harmonybusk 12 miles north west of Meadville after a new hepatitis case. Regional director Dr Lewis D Williams said the adult male patient visited the camp for three to four hours on June 11 and is being treated at a local hospital. He stressed the warning but noted no legal authority to bar access.
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Meadville
Lewis D. Williams
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Williams
Harmonsburg
Hay wagon fires injure two in Corry area
At 5 18 p m Corry firefighters tackled a second blaze on Stewart Road when a hay wagon and its load caught fire. Rexford K Morris sustained burns while disconnecting the tractor and wagon. Volunteer James O Brian suffered a cut to his left hand. Officials attributed the ignition to a spark from the tractor exhaust and noted the duo were lucky the fires did not ignite nearby barns.
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Corry
Stewart Road
Dorothy Shumsky
Rexford K. Morris
South Center Street
Morris
James O'Brian
Strike Vote May Put Pressure On Steelmakers
PITTSBURGH AP The United Steelworkers Union seeks a large strike vote to pressure for a hefty contract. About 390,000 workers at 600 locals in the U S and Canada will vote, likely in favor, nine days from a potential strike. Local and top talks stall pending the vote. Local No 1104 Lorain Ohio first to vote 85 percent in favor, but only 2,300 of 7,300 cast ballots due to distant ballot box and traffic. Votes at plants of U S Steel Allegheny Ludlum Armco Bethlehem Colorado Fuel Inland Jones Laughlin National Pittsburgh Republic and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. 450,000 union members in basic steel. May earnings averaged $3.84 an hour.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Canada
Lorain
Ohio
U.S. Steel
Allegheny Ludlum
Armco
Bethlehem
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Inland
Jones
Courageous firepower at Corry aids unit in four hour battle
In Corry a four hour clash saw SP4 Lloyd defend a position by removing fallen saplings blocking fire and delivering a heavy, accurate volume of shots against insurgents. His personal bravery under fire contributed to the defeat of the attack and reflected credit upon himself, the Americal Division, and the United States Army.
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Sp4
Lloyd
Americal
United States Army
Salvation Army officer commends Corry community spirit
As Corry welcomes a new Salvation Army officer, he praises the town’s warmhearted response to a recent kidnapping scare and the steady generosity of residents. He and his family feel Corry is an excellent place to live and raise children, citing cash and food donations as evidence.
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Corry
Salvation Army
Four youths drown in separate Mercer mishaps
In Mercer, two youths drowned in separate incidents as reports describe Richard C. Turner, 17, of Grove City drowning when a boat capsized in Shenango River Reservoir. Turner and two others failed to swim. two bystanders pulled the others from the water as police investigated.
Franklin Launches Civilian Police Traffic Patrol Force
Franklin established a civilian volunteer traffic patrol under Police Chief Harry Lyttle to report motor violations. Twelve volunteers were sworn in at City Hall. Speed trap areas were designated, with penalties to be enforced by police after reports from patrollers.
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Franklin
Harry Lyttle
Lyttle
Guy Mammolite
Mammolite
Clarion
Lamberton Steps Down From Post With Association
Erie veteran Fred W. Lamberton, former Erie County sheriff, resigned Friday after six years as secretary treasurer of the Pennsylvania Sheriff's Association. Sheriff Andrew J. Hanisek was elected to the association executive committee at Harrisburg. Lamberton cited desire to spend more time with his wife. he had served as sheriff in 1946 and as commissioner since 1947, winning reelection five times. Separately, divers recovered the body of 17 year old Edward Lee Arnold of Greenville from Pymatuning reservoir after he and two companions went under while swimming.
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Erie
Erie County
Fred W. Lamberton
Pennsylvania Sheriff's Association
Andrew J. Hanisek
Harrisburg
Lamberton
Sheriff's Association
Turner
Edward Lee Arnold
Greenville
Pymatuning
Crawford County
Felice
Arnold
Rodgers Foots Entire Cost Of Production
New York AP reports composer Richard Rodgers will finance the full 125000 dollar cost of Samuel Taylor's Broadway comedy Avanti. Screen rights sold to Charles K Feldman for 250000 cash with a 650300 ceiling. Rodgers assigns 27 percent of producers earnings to staff members Morris Jacobs and Jerome Whyte who will manage the venture.
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New York
Richard Rodgers
Samuel Taylor
Rodgers
Charles K. Feldman
Morris Jacobs
Jerome Whyte
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Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Chrysler Motors Corporation
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Plymouth
First Avenue
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