Pennsylvania Leads in Special Steels and Ferro-Alloys
The State Planning Board notes Pennsylvania leads the nation in ferro-alloy production, supplying about 20 percent of shipments and 38 percent of value. It highlights alloys like spiegeleisen ferro-manganese ferro-silicon and tron, used to boost steel strength, heat resistance, and rust resistance for tools, machinery, and decorative uses.
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Twenty Years Ago News Reel June 9 1935 Almanac
Journal notes from June 9 1935 recount the Coty High School Alumni Assoc reunion at the Junior High, heat with poor attendance, and a weathered city scene. It also reports street repairs after Wednesday’s rain, measles and pox cases, a cracked Phoenix Hotel window, Brown’s navy training graduation, and a watercolor of steel and engineering marvels.
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How Smart Are You A 10 Question Quiz
KILLED IN AUTOGRASH WAYNESBURG Pa David Tharp 67 of Waynesburg was killed yesterday when his auto crashed into an embankment and overturned on Route 19 near here.
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Hester Prynne
Maryland
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Barking Dog Rescues Man From House Fire in Steamburg
A family dog woke Henry Oldro, saving him as a two story frame home on Keith Road burned down. Fire started in a chimney and spread through the kitchen. estimated loss over $8,000, partly insured. Oldro notified his son in law and daughter, fleeing a quarter mile to raise the alarm.
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Iron Workers Strike Continues in Erie District
Local 348 representing about 345 iron workers remains at impasse with Erie Construction Council in Erie as talks fail to reach agreement. Approximately 50 workers are based in Jamestown. The union seeks a wage increase of 32 14 cents per hour amid ongoing negotiations.
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Union Pushes 25 Cents Hourly Pay Rise With 74 Cents Welfare
William G. McCool reports 12 area contractors signed supplemental deals with the union. The proposed terms include a five cent per hour increase and welfare benefits totaling 74 cents per hour. The current union wage is 2.90 dollars an hour.
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Erle Construction Council
Rem Hss
William G. McCool
Wage dispute extends as Excel Metal workers strike delay
Troactive payments of any wage crease finally decided upon. Members of Local 663 International Association of Bridge Structure and Ornamental Iron Workers AFL employed by the Excel Metal Corporation are working on his day to day basis while negotiations continue. Some 125 workers are affected by the contract that expired Saturday noon.
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AFL
Excel Metal Corporation
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