County Banks Tenth In State In Retail Sales
Erie County ranked tenth in Pennsylvania retail sales in 1954 with about 268 million dollars in sales. Philadelphia led the state, Allegheny second, and several counties followed, while 470,744 people were employed in retail establishments statewide in mid November 1954 and payroll for sales staff reached 1.2 billion dollars.
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Erie
Gunn County
Department of Internal Atalla
Mitrisburg
Censis Bureau
Pennsylvnians
Uehub
Touil
Alstomovikiy
Ales Erie
Harrisburg
Atti
Ken Prchises
Gery
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Alleghany
Montgomery
Delaware
Luzerne
Westmoreland
Berks
Lancaster
Dauphin Coimfles
Erle
Gensus Bureau
Pennsylvania
Plane Crashes Near Clearfield Injure Five North Carolina Residents
A twin engine Lockheed crash near Clearfield, Pennsylvania wounded five North Carolina residents. Pilot William Scarboro of Raleigh and passenger J. Poole Jr of Raleigh survived. others including Al Muirhead of Durham and Ben Elliott of Raleigh were admitted for x rays after a forced landing ten miles east of Clearfield.
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Arfield
Lwo
North Carolina
Pied
Here
al Muirhead
Durham
Ben Elliott
Raleigh
Clearfield Hospital
Clearfield
William ‘T. Scarboro i
William ‘T. Scarboro i) Raleigh J. G-Poole Jr of Raleigh, and Larry Cutehin
Scarboro
Poole
Penn State
State College
JG. Poole Sr
Peoria
Mfr
Mollet Wins Confidence Vote Amid Algeria Crisis
In Paris the National Assembly backed Mollet's cabinet policy 211 to 59 with 201 abstentions from 595 members. Support came mainly from left factions while Communists and right-wing Peasants abstained over recalls, Tunisia and Morocco independence, and the overall handling of North Africa issues.
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Paris
Tremer Ouy
Mollet
Natonal Assembly
Ale Wera
Assembly
Cents
Sinc
Algeria
Independent Peasant Party
North
Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
Tmok
Idle Jamestown Workers Await Settlement After Votes
In Jamestown 3,000 workers remain idle as four plants’ proposals fail to win support. Local 34 AFTEAC rejected offers from Art Metal Construction and others. Local 470 AFL-CIO approved a new contract with Hope's Windows, tied to a 16 cent wage package and incentive disputes. Picket lines keep workers off site despite the agreement. Oklahoma population fell 271 percent from 1950 to 1964.
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Grimes
Jamestown
Hope's Windows, Inc
International Federation of Technical Engineers
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown Metal Projects
Watson Manufacturing Company
Afl-Cio
Hope
Windows
Harry Cockshott
Local 470
Local 24
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Ouses Fine Furnitur
Washa
Borstorff & Fitch
Columbus
New Nash
Nash Select
Edwin Borstorff
Merton Fitch
Ramble Sales and Service
ABC Network
New Corry Area
Nash Agency
Texaco
Nash
Louis Jensen
Edwin Stockton