Iron workers strike in Erie over pay raise demand
About 150 structural iron workers in the Erie area went on strike renewing a demand for 25 cents per hour. The dispute, under Local 348 and Erie Construction Council, affects projects including a warehouse at the General Electric plant and the Veterans Administration hospital.
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Erie
Erie Sea
Erie Construction Council
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Elmira
General Electric
Veterans Administration
Boston
Ralph Texter
The
Instruction Council
Jank Scalise
Texter
Huge libel suit woes at judge hearing in Forest county
Judge Allison Wade presides over a $250000 libel suit filed by ARL Leather Workers against CIO Pur and Leather Union. He will decide if the case moves to a jury trial next Fall after hearing preliminary objections arising from an NLRB election dispute at West Hickory. The suit claims letters and pamphlets damaged the AFL union's character. Also notes a separate case of a man fined for possessing 25 minnows and a report on Alaska naval maneuvers involving 40 ships and 18000 personnel.
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Wade
ARL Leather Workers
CIO Pur and Leather Union
Allison D. Wade
Forest
Tionesta
CLO
NLRB
Howe Teather Company
West Hickory
West Hickory Tannery Company
AFL
CIO
APL
Lancaster girl held after fatal beating of boy
Ronald Glen Keller died in Lancaster General Hospital five days after a 14 year old baby sitter struck him with a wood club during the family wash. Jean Sonnen of Lititz was ordered held in Lancaster County shelter home for girls by the district attorney.
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Lancaster
Stiles Smith
Ronald Glen Keller
Lancaster General Hospital
Jean Sonnen
Lititz
Lancaster Country
John Milton Ranch
Smith
Sonnen
Paul Keller
Ronald
Keller
Jeni
Sgt. Smith Reisted
Acheson May Confer with German Chiefs
Paris June 14 Secretary of State Dean Acheson is reported considering a trip to Germany to confer with German political leaders. He would follow in the footsteps of former Secretary James Byrnes who visited Stuttgart in 1946 and outlined American policy in Germany. U S military government officials in Berlin said they had no information about such a visit.
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Paris
Dean Acheson
Germany
James F. Byrnes
Stuttgart
U. S
Berlin
Acheson
Two More Chautauqua Boats to Be Inspected This Week
Jamestown June 14 The Lakes Safety Committee will test two additional boats on Chautauqua Lake for summer operation. Bemus Point Stow ferry and a gas driven passenger boat plying between the Chautauqua Institution Midway and Bemus Point will undergo inspections chaired by Harry J Holroyd.
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Jamestown
Harry J. Holroyd
The
Lakes Safety Committee
Chautauqué Institution
Midway
Bemus Point
Inspectors Outline New Safety Measures on Lake Boats
Officials announce phase two of safety upgrades on Shautaugus Lake vessels. The plan includes seven new beacon lights at key points and updated passenger operation rules to reduce danger, as explained by Mr Holroyd and the Safety Committee.
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Safety Committee
Shautaugus Lake
Holroyd
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Europe
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W. Church St. Corry, Pa
Butler
Julie
Hugh P. Johnston
Alaska
U.S. Navy
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House
Kilday
D-Tex
Moscow
Ivan T. Teyasayn
Soviet Union
Teyasayn
Anatoly Kugmin
Sigt
Center Corry
Francis Hoop Ans
Monty
Vest Finance CO
St., Corry, PA
Urunding
Corry Lodge of Elks
Borstorff & Fitch
First Ave. DE Soto
Plymouth
Golden Maid
Cleo Morrell
Pure Lai
Orchard Park
Strawberry Presei
Ac Y
Diagnes
PML
Piiaiebe
Lsei
Stella Les
Is Lair Llco
Buick
Henry J. Taylor
W. W. Waterhouse
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Corry, Pa
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