Textile Workers approve seven cent raise in seven plants
Workers at seven plants vote on a new contract granting seven cents an hour to 17 Locals of the American Synthetic division. Four plants accepted the deal while three rejected it leaving one plant undecided. Estimated totals suggest about 8.14 million dollars in raises across the eight facilities.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Cho Textile
American Visease Corporation
Herbert W. Payne
Meaaviie
Marcus Hook
Lewistown
Front Royal and Roarke
Jt Dows
Parkersburg
W. Va
Crackdown on Boat Operators on New York Lakes
Jamestown reports the Chautauqua County Navigation Commission will implement new boat regulations for Chautauqua, Cassadaga, Findley, Bear Lakes. Hearings are set in Mayville and Findley Lake with laws taking effect 10 days after hearings. Rules set minimum ages, lighting, speed limits, pass-by distances, accident reporting, and intoxicated operation.
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Sadaga, Bear and Findley Lakes
Jamestown
Ines
Naviga Ud Commission
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Lakewond
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Firdley
Bear Lakes
Mayville
Findley Lake
Finley Lake
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Ex Police Chief at Erie Will Resign
Oscar J. Robb former Erie police chief submitted resignation to the police pension fund. His retirement is effective August 1, ending a tenure that began in January 1926 and included a term as chief from April 1948 to October 1948. The World War II veteran was known for cracking down on organized crime.
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Erie
Oscar J. Robbi
Erie Police
Atl Glals
Police Department
Janary
Sherman Hickey
Robb
William J. Donatue
Tre
Congress Hurries Action on Bill 10 Old-Age Pensions
Washington July 26 Congressional leaders hoped to rush Bill 10 through before next week to expand federal old age pensions. The measure would add about 10 million workers to the retirement system and raise future pension benefits by about 100 percent while boosting current beneficiaries to an average 71 percent. Family maximums would rise to 150 dollars monthly, financed by payroll tax increases projected to exceed 250 billion dollars over twenty years, shared by employers and employees.
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Jess Washington
Congressional Festlers
Truman
Truck Kills Woman Near Greensburg
A truck fatally struck 53 year old Anna Bhiiche Watts near her home in Armbrust yesterday. Officers said the driver reported his brakes failed and he could not avoid the curve.
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Greensburg
Anna Bhiiche Watts
Armbrust
Omcers
Aluminum Industry Eyes Military Demand and Power Limits
ALCOA officials in Pittsburgh say American aluminum could meet large military orders if needed but electric power constraints risk curtailing output. ALCOA moved to safeguard supply, claiming no immediate shortages for sheet purchases, while pushing to reallocate production to new customers amid government allocation worries.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Tugurlie
Aluminum Company of Ameries
ALMO
Polio Victim Albert Miller Dies in Pittsburgh Area
Albert Miller ten of New Stanton Westmoreland County died yesterday from infantile paralysis at Municipal Hospital. He was the second polio victim in the Pittsburgh district this year. The youngster was admitted to the hospital on Monday.
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Dins
Pittsburgh
Albert Miller
New Stanton
Westmoreland County
News Notes From Elgin Vicinity Highlights Local Visits
Local residents report visits and social gatherings in Elgin area. Families travel to Canton and Sheraan, with receptions planned for Mr Clinton Palmer and others. A week of services, church events, and community updates follow, including greetings to relatives and minor travel notes.
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Rose Fradelhes
Willian Lord Asd
Chiliron
Canton
Tell Lives
Albert Fireter
Childre
Sheraan
Garhorine
Marvin McCray Hidehildren
Gerri
Mice Cray
Richard Lewis
AN Westray Usey
Lyle
Taddaul Doo
McGray
Busine
North East
Bows
Arlene
Miltony
Merchants Rally to Back Pennsylvania Festival Plans
Merchants pledge support for a fall festival tied to the Pennsylvania made products display. The event features a Week queen, plant guests, and a focus on industrial showcases near the state armory with exhibitors from brick farms and agricultural machinery.
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C. Ofc
PenneyWata
Jo- Gil
Wesinowility
Ube
Pennsylvanir
Friday and Saturday set for local festival events and Pot Bowl game
May Long outlines a two day sequence with acolytes and a 4 H climax. The Pot Bowl between North East and Corry High Schools is planned at Loveland Field with an expected 4000 spectators. The Toeul Mtzanstation aims to carry GUL and support new festival plans during a planning session at the Hotel Corry.
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Corry
WIM
Loveland
Toeul
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