State job applicants face pre employment screening
Harrisburg Atty General Robert E Woodside Jr announced a new Loyalty Law requiring all state job applicants to be screened by State Police before payroll. The process includes questions on Communist or Fascist affiliation and police records. Two more questions cover citizenship and prior records. The system targets questionable applications with detailed checks while routine screening applies to most filings.
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Assocaten Jeese
Harrisburg
Robert E. Woodside Jr
Woodsine
Cal
C. M. Wilhelm
Sal
Wilhelm
Agercon
Commonwealth
Nash Faces Jail Time Over County Funds Probe
Erie District Attorney Damian J. McLaughlin says Nash admits taking about 86 000 of county funds and faces up to five years in prison plus a 42 000 fine for larceny by deceit. Prothonotary Lawrence Taylor notes a 6100 audit shortfall with further uncollected funds possibly rising. Nash remains jailed as his bond is not posted.
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Nash
Erie
Richard Nash
Cill
Damian J. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Heahender
Lawrence Taylor
Taylor
Rockwell Hart
Ernst
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Harrisburg Steel Workers Strike Expands Nationwide
Harrisburg The Associated Press reports the Harrisburg Steel Corp plant with 1 225 workers joined the general strike as negotiations failed. The plant kept minimal operations while union officials and management continued talks after breakdowns. Clair March cited a shutdown and scheduled follow up meetings.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Harrisbure Steel Corp
CIQ
Clair March
Harrisburg Steel
Mirch
suM@eient
Vicinity Church Listings Include Dozens Of Services
A local roundup lists numerous churches along Route 6 with Sunday schools, worship times, and pastors. Names include Marys Orthodox Greek Catholic, Cllymer Methodist, Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren, McCray Community Methodist, Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren, Spartansburg churches, Blue Eye, and more. Each entry notes service times, Sunday School, and leadership, with vacation Bible schools planned for June.
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Mary's Orthodox
Hanbor and Cottage Mill Wesleyan Methodist Hymn Sing
Rev Charles H Lincoln pastor Sia m Sunday School William Chushy superintendent 31 ou my thyming worship service Cottage Hill 109 m Sunday School Harold Webb superintendent 7 fy didfashioned hymn sing and preaching service Jaya Baptist Church R D Union City Rev Richard H DeLong pastor Sunday School 10 a.m John Johnson superintendent Morning Worship 11 a.m. ABBE RAYOEMED CHYMER Cllymer N . 10:40 a.m morning worship m Sunday School 6:45 p.m Junior GB 8515 p. m Intermediate and Senare KE Tuesday p. m for p.m evening worship 11/50 a sistory meeting Wednesday p. m prayer service
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American Sunday School Union
FS. Bowes
Jamestown
Wattsboro
William Staltefus
Blue Eye Wesleyan
Hanbor
Cottage Mill
Wesleyan Methodist
Charles H. Lincoln
Sia
William Chushy
Servine
Cottage Hill
Harold Webb
Abbe Rayoemed
Clymer
Senare
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Schedule
Rev J Leon Manegal pastor at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren issues Sunday services for 10 am church and 11 am Sunday School with new bus. 7:45 pm evening service features film Betrayed. Monday starts Daily Vacation Bible School at Beaverdam Mennonite. 8:30 pm Wayne Valley Wattsbire Brotherhoods meet at Wattsbure Methodist. Wednesday 8 pm prayer and Bible study hour.
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Edwards Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marks Corners
Leo W. McGaughey
Wayne Valley
Vevation
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Wattsbire
Wattsbure I Methodist Church
Rhiiteh
North Clymer Evangelical and Bear Lake Evangelical Notices
Gerald M. Tomdeen and Gerald M. Lundeen, pastors. listing worship services, Sunday School, morning worship, and children's sermons. Includes youth fellowship, missionary notes, and weekly midweek meetings. Messy OCR yields dates and times.
Paris Strikers Face Crackdown as Factory Tensions Rise
A large metal plant near Paris became a flashpoint in a wave of strikes led by workers protesting government policy amid a tense standoff with police. Demonstrations centered on labor demands and political influence as rival groups clashed and authorities reported dozens of injuries and arrests.
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Paris Subib
Guen Taday
Dmonstrations
Cn. Marhew
Elwintower
Ike to Spend Friday at Gettysburg Farm
Philadelphia The Evening Bulletin reports Dylyt D. Eleeshowes will spend next Friday near Gettysburg, Pa. The paper notes a possibility he might meet with members of the Pennsylvania GOP for a motor discussion. The Abilene Kans dispatch by Cand W. McCurdle hints at party tensions and a gubernatorial influence shaping late campaigning.
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Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin
D. Eleeshowes
Gettysburg
Fenneylvania
Abilene
Cand W. McCurdle
The
Bulletin
Tor
Sci
Pennsylvnia Dalpeates
Gov Molin S
Iesuit Elhunuwef
Mel Volkitt
Pleads No Defense to Embezzling Charge
New Brunswick New Jersey. Hor ley Hurley pleads none to an indictment charging embezzling 450000 from the Perit Amboy Bank where he was vice president. Superior Court Judge Ralph D Smalley ordered a postponement for a full audit of bank assets, urging the delay. Middlesex County Prosecutor Alex Mer Hurley noted the need for a complete bank audit.
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Nosomveneres
New Brunswick
N. J
Hurley Toray
Sefenne
Perit Amboy Bank
Sbperian Court
Ralph d. Smalley
Hor
Geners
Bank
Uyed Middlenes County
Alex Mer Hurley
Luit
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Hinter
Findley Lake
E. Love Donelson
Spartansburg Faimey Eub
Snell’s Torners
Meredith Sweilt
Gospel Tabernacle
Methodist—Rey
J. Schmittle
Harry Hosé
Harry Ruse
Baptist
Elgin
OUR Lady OF Victory
Spartansburg
Francis J. Graves
Brokenstraw Parish
B.P. Line
West Spring
Columbus
W. W. Waterhouse
BUICK
Corry, Pa
Pigtail Shop
Katherine
North Center Street
North Clymer
Bear Lake
Paris Strikers
Thomas Motors
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Gettysburg Farm
Wescae Hothouse Tomatoes
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