Road job bids and local notices from Crawford County
The State Department of Highways in Hartisburg awarded a low bid for widening and overlaying 473 miles of area roads including several townships with crushed aggregate base and bituminous surfacing. Paul L. Britten Inc of Linesville bid $311,922. Dickson Andrews, Meadville city solicitor since 1924, died at Meadville Hospital. Bloyd Hopkins named county disse ssor for Rome Township to fill an unexpired term. Polio case reported in Shippenville. patient Georgene Hartle treated in Erie. Harrisburg House rejected a proposed state comptroller plan. Vehicle damage on North Center Street after a driver backed into the Downs car. license traced to Williamsport. Mrs Roxanna Morton treated for brush burns after a fall. A man reported thefts but later contradicted evidence of a break-in. Sally Dimmick treated after injury from a step. Francine Maloney admitted for observation at Corry Memorial Hospital amid meningitis concerns. Youth Richard Otlaway treated after removing a fish hook from his nose. Real estate transfer recorded in Corry. Lester O Gray’s property exchange noted. Quaker State Oil Refining Corp reports quarterly profit of 440 446.08 and first six months profit of 986 872.07. dividend 80 cents per share set for September 15 1953.
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State Department of Highways
Hartisburg
Warren Pestasigor
Sugar Grove
Farmington
Stillwater Creek
Kinstone Creek
Paul L. Britten, Inc
Linesville
Quaker Slate Oil Refining Corp
Bill to allow simultaneous railroad retirement and Social Security
A Senate bill would let all eligible railroad workers receive full railroad retirement benefits and regular Social Security payments concurrently. Under current law retired workers before 1937 lost railroad retirement pay if they qualified for Social Security. The measure, sent by voice to the Senate, would affect more than 30,000 of about 500,000 retired railroad workers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Voice
Armistice talks progress amid weekend meetings
The fourth meeting between Briges and Rhee lasted 25 minutes as officials discussed recent negotiations. Washington said world notice would come 24 hours before any signing. Allied and Communist officers met Saturday without a set signing time, while UN officials and Pearson hinted a truce could be signed soon.
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Briges
Rhee
Wold
Washington
United Nations
New York
Assembly
Ada
Pearson
Nurse seeks mercy in speeding license case
Erle Judge Evans granted an exception to a 10 mph rule after Bunyon Pope was cited for 70 mph on Route 1 in West Springfield on November 30, 1952. The driver claimed he sped to seek medical care for an infant, arguing that the standard penalty was too harsh given the circumstances.
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Common Pleas
Elmer
Evans
Bunyon Pope
Erle
Evaris
Department OF Revenue
Pope
West Springfield
EAL
Clymer GLF Co op to Elect Members on Friday
Two commercial members will be elected to the Clymer Co op GLY Service members committee at the annual meeting Friday July 31. The meeting at Central School in Clymer begins at 8 30 p m with Claud Lictos chairing and Difford Ten Huisen and Raymond Willink up for expiring terms. Other committee members include Howard Rhebergen Glenn Beck ink and Roy Croscutt all of Ch.
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Clymer
Difford Ten- Huisen
Raymond Willink
Claud Lictos
Howard Rhebergen
Glenn Beckink
Roy Croscutt
Jamestown Soldier Wounded in Korea Update
Pvt Kenneth G Hunter, 23, of Jamestown, seriously wounded July 8 in Korea with abdominal and leg injuries and numbness after artillery fire. He is in Osaka Army Hospital, APO 1007, Japan. Hunter joined the Army November 1952 and went overseas April 1958. He previously worked at Lundell Eckberg Mfg Co and attended Greensburg, Pa.
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Jamestown
Kenneth G. Hunter
Thomas Hunter
Korea
Pyts
Hunt
Hunter
Osaka
Japan
War Department
Hunley
Greensburg
Pasiliouis
Lundell-Eckberg Mfg. Co
Sevice
Army
Tappan Conveniences Highlight Today’s Best Buy
The advertisement touts Tappan conveniences as today's best buy in a range. It invites customers to visit and see a demonstration of the features and benefits.
Babson Urges Prosperity for Fair Profit Sharing
The article discusses how enterprise management affects profits and argues profit sharing is tied to general prosperity. It notes wages, interest, and competition shape outcomes and cites a speaker claiming to have donated over a million dollars to employees from 1913 to 1995 as part of trying industrial democracy, though the broader program ended.
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Muna
Laver
Bill
Industria
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Cletus Hartle
Shippenville
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
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Williamsport
Roxanna Morton
Spring Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Alan K. Dimmick
East Street
Francine Maloney
Corry Memoril Hospital
Voung Win
Pherg
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Waller Otlaway
Sherman
Lester O. Gray
Corry
Erie County
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Connie’s
Esquire
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Pvt
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Church Street
Cory, Pa
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