Employment gains mark May as best so far this year
James Roseberry of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports May 196? employment improves amid a national upswing. Local efforts boost jobs through summer with 74 new May applications lifting active files to 851. 43 employers contacted, 38 openings carried over from April, 11 openings unfilled. 27 placements split among clerical and sales, skilled, semiskilled, unskilled, service, and domestic. 110 new claims filed, 81 reopened. 36 compensation approvals, 48 denials. Fraud audit covers 98 claims and 1 233 weeks.
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U.S. Air Force ends search for missing C133 cargo plane
The Air Force discontinued the search for a C133 cargo plane that vanished Friday night in the Pacific with eight crewmen. Rescue teams recovered nine persons yesterday but no bodies were found. The craft was en route to Travis Air Force Base in California.
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Driver Killed In His First Auto Race At Susquehanna Speedway
Richard Edwards, 26, of Montgomery, Pa., died after his stock car overturned on a 220 foot embankment during a heat race at Susquehanna Speedway. Officials cited possible steering looseness and collapse of steel rollbars as factors. Edwards died of a fractured skull after being taken to Harrisburg Hospital. John Mackinson of Delta, Pa., won the modified 25 lap feature after 22 cars ran.
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Private Citizens Committee Aims to Trade Castros Prisoners
A committee led by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt labor leader Walter P Reuther and Dr Milton Eisenhower forms with Kennedy help after Castros May 17 TV offer to swap captives for 500 tractors. The group seeks donations to fund the plan and favors a tractor exchange over prisoner swaps.
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American Legion And Auxiliary Slates Of Officers
The American Legion met in the Legion hall with Commander Albert Kearns presiding. Officer slates were presented by the nominating committee including Robert Legters as commander and Merle Newhouse as first vice. The auxiliary met next, led by Mrs. Gilbert Tot, with routine business and a report on the county meeting. Nominations were made for officers, including Mrs. Nettie Legters as president and Mrs. Lucy Schurman as second vice, with several other positions filled. Members and guests attended, a luncheon followed, and community notices and visits were noted throughout.
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