Erie County Work Force Off 400 to 90300 and Unemployment Rise
Erie County total employment shows a drop of 400 to 90300. idle workers rise to 6700 or 6.9 percent amid labor disputes. Factory hours up but manufacturing employment up 700 from May. unemployment filings total 4135 for the week ending June 20. Acting state mental health commissioner Joseph Adlestein named to replace Dr. Davis, salary maintained at 19664.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Erie
Michael
Nenmanufacturing
PSHS
U. S. Department of Labor
Harrisburg
Joseph Adlestein
Camp Fill
Adlestein
Bureau of Community Mental Health Services
John B. Davis
Arlin M. Adams
Yank Students In Uganda Called Spies
An American Canadian group in Uganda faces criticism from UPC and other parties for aiding Africans during a summer project. Led by Charles W Brown of London Ontario the Crossroaders aid in building a clinic at Kistizi with partners in the Protestant Church Hospital while facing accusations of colonialism and subversion. Members include Richard Lockwood of Newton Mass and William Ainley of Wayne Pa both students at Lehigh and Wesleyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraua
Uganda
Iap
Operation Crossroads Africa, Inc
People To People
Pesce Corps
Uganda People’s Congress
UPC
United States
Kistizi
Kigeal
Protestant Church Hospital
Charles W. Brown
London
Ontario
Canada
Richard Lockwood
Newton
Mass
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
William B. Ainley
Wayne, Pa
Wesleyan University
Middletown, Conn
Crowley Quits Pa Athletic Commission Chair Post
James H. Crowley, former Notre Dame football star, resigns as chairman of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission. He asks Gov. Scranton to relieve him from leading the three member panel that oversees boxing and other sports citing a business opportunity. Crowley lives in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James H. Crowley
Notre Dame University
Chaiman
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Jack L. Conmy
Scranton
Crowley
Commonwealth
Conmy
Dunmore
County Officials Profit From State Commissions
Erie County records show county officials collected state commissions totaling thousands of dollars in 1962. Recorder Robert Dailey earned about 8,170 in commissions plus salary, while Treasurer N A Carlson Jr had about 1,640 in commissions plus 8,200 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Revenue
State Department of Internal Affairs
County Recorder of Deeds
Robert Dailey
N. A. Carlson Jr
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs Department
Dailey
Commonwealth
Recorder’s Office
County Treasury
Congress Malls Railroad Dispute Page One
Congress grills the railroad dispute amid push for new rules to curb costs and automate the industry. Firemen unions warn 10000 jobs could vanish immediately with further attrition, while allied unions stress safety relies on crews. The President says a strike could topple the economy into recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
Congress
Police search Delaware River for Quaker City Yacht Club steward body
Philadelphia police dragged the Delaware River today seeking the body of Robert Whitehead, 63, a steward at the Quaker City Yacht Club. Officials say he was pushing a boat from the dock when he fell in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia — Harbor
Delaware
Robert Whitehead
Quaker City Yacht Club
Whitehead
Notre Dame Four Horsemen Member Crowley Comment Seeks Action
Scranton had not yet acted on the resignation. Crowley, once part of Notre Dame’s famed four horsemen during the 1420s, offered no immediate comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Crowley
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Drowning at Gulf Lake Ends Boy Vacation
Erie teen James E Brumpaugh 16 drowns on first day of family vacation at Gulf Lake Ontario Police say he swam toward a raft about 150 feet offshore in eight feet of water. Norman Raffaele 16 Grimsby and Sheila Schenk 18 on the raft attempted rescue, but Brumpaugh submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
James E. Brumpaugh
Gulf Lake
Minden
Ont
Ontario
Brumbaugh
Toronto
Jack Eastwood
OPP
Raffaele
Seek To Identify Driver Of Car In One Car Crash
State Police seek to identify a man involved in a one car crash 16 miles east of Erie on Sunday night. The unidentified man was found under the car which had apparently struck an abutment. He was treated at Hamot Hospital for multiple scrapes head bruises and undetermined injuries. A card found on the man did not match the vehicle owner’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Royce
Lawrence Park
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Rural Letter Carriers Picnic and Community Notes Near Spring Creek
Rural Letter Carriers Association held its annual picnic at Brooks Rocks near Spring Creek with 55 in attendance. A pine tree fire at Claude Stoke's property was extinguished by the Spring Creek Volunteer Firemen after a lightning strike during a storm. The article also notes a school open house progress, bus project details, visits from residents and guests, church activities, and condolences for John McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Brooks Rocks
Spring Creek
the Rocks
Roscoe Williams
Titioute
Warren
Spartansburg
Pittsfield
Akeley
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Bear Lake
National
Frank Chaffee
Wattsburt
Claude Stoke
Norman Smith Snoupeed
Oy Amuse
Drake and Weldon Superior
Titusville
Clyde English
Archie Porter
Carl Christensen
Karen
Beverly
Maas
Craig Christensen
Ellen
Cuyahoga Falls
Obie
William Mitchell
William Graybilt
Tucson
Arta
Pilgrin
Mary Jean Mitchel
Marilyn McCray
Erie
Carl Koford
Denuel Phillips
John McKay
Three Children Hurt In Oil Furnace Blast
An oil furnace exploded in the basement of a home in Lakewood injuring three children and a house guest. Matthew Smith suffered shoulder and back cuts, Adrian Smith head injuries, and Stephen Waite head injuries and leg abrasions. Adrian and Waite were admitted to Jamestown Hospital. Matthew was treated and released. The blast lifted the one story frame house with no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
John Smith
Smith
Matthew
Adrian
Indungde
Stephen Waite
Jamestown
Stephen
Jamestown Hospital
Beadsley
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J. Crowley
Recorder
Carlson
Clas
Congress Malls
Gani Lee
Wantads
Motor Trend
Rambler
Rambler American
Borstorff & Fitch
First Avenue
Spring Creek News
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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