County Aides Wrangle Over Flag Day Work
County commissioners clash over Flag Day duties and courthouse policy. The dispute centers on responsibilities of several offices including the court, with threats to close offices and erase government spaces as part of the broader move. The meeting concluded with unresolved roles and scheduling questions for courthouse operations.
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ikiGine
Ciseo
Suyldy
Vliette
Aiport
Elmer Evins
Testa
Aine equiLitas
Meadville Malleable Strike Ends After Contract Tangles
Readable segments show Meadville malleable strike ending as workers threaten to walk out over a 3 year pact. Union spokesman Kalehla magrilie says wage and benefit totals near 14 cones, with talks aimed at a final agreement within four weeks and work stoppages suspended pending vote.
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Avance Agnor Neenville Mallable Tron Co
Fae
Wworadi
Kalehla Magrilie
Sirkodie
Wiltaluin
Warren County R Road Head Name New Superintendent
The Warren County R Road appoints a new superintendent of the highway department. Edward D. Bissells, former state highway official in Franklim Wilkue, replaces the outgoing superintendent Corbett. An assistant to Walker will be named later. Last December, Worth Hammond was dismissed amid unexplained reasons. Haymond is noted as a Democrat.
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Warren County
Hiphony Department
Gusteilas
Euward Dy Bissells
Walker Will Bey
Werth Hammondey Calumbus
Pont
Haymond
Subway Walkout Strands Thousands in New York City
A sudden subway strike by the Motor Men’s Benevolent Association halted service across New York City. Thousands faced long delays as riders walked, biked, or hitchhiked to avoid blocked bridges and packed routes, amid a dispute over supervisors on a BMT route and amnesty talks with Transit Authority mediation.
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New Jersey
Trooklyn
Queens
Long Island
Othie-Aub
Uberhousands
Wilkinsburg
Queensboroteh
Motormen’s Benevolent Association
Mike Quill
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
New York City Transit Authority
MBA
Quill
Sinton
Transit Authority
Transit Authority, Elitima
Th. Bescome
subway / motuctiven
Totormen
Hurts J Hein
M Tor Ies
Step
Strik
Jamestown Crash Leaves Three Injured at Route 17 Intersection
Jamestown residents were hospitalized after a car rear ended a truck at Route 17 and County Road 128 in Shore Acres at 4 15 PM. William Rich 54 suffered possible rib fracture and shock. Mrs Dick Darling 13 had facial cuts and possible concussion. Roy B lard 14 had possible chest injury. Truck driver Frank Sack Jr 46 Bemus Point faced a speeding charge. Firefighters freed the injured from the car.
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Jamestown
Shore Acres
Jamestown General Hospital
William R. Rich
Dick Darling
Roy Blard
Frank Sack Jr
Bemus Point
Rich
Homas Point
Repossession Mystery Leaves Family Home Empty
An investigation into a missing family and an empty home uncovers creditors repossessing property after a court order. Officials, including former labor leaders, traced the loss to an extended trip and a mistaken claim, revealing the home had been seized during a financial action. Police alerted after the investigation uncovered the sequence of events.
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Nis
St.louis
J.C. Levis
Plor
Federation of Labor
Inter
Warborn
Blue Cross Announces Higher Rates for 21-90 Members
Western Pennsylvania subscribers to the 21-90 program face a 21.3 percent average rate rise after a study on hospital cost trends. The notice specifies that master contracts remain unaffected, while ward daily allowances rise to 85 percent of the hospital’s common charge not to exceed 8.50 per day. The message highlights broader Blue Cross benefits, new services, and increased hospital usage.
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Blue Gross
Pennsylvania
Hospital Service Association
Blue Chass
Private Room Allowance Increase for Blue Cross Aug 1 1956
Blue Cross announces higher daily allowance for private rooms in member hospitals starting August 1 1956 semi private contracts rise to 859 percent of the common semi private charge but not exceed 12.00 per day the program covers room meals nursing operating room drugs labs and more with direct hospital payment and easy transfer options for job changes or retirement
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Blue Cross
Blue Cross membership grows across regions and hospitals
The nationwide Blue Cross program serves 53 million members in the United States Canada and Puerto Rico with over 58 million people counting on its help for illness or accident confinement. In Western Pennsylvania 1 980 000 residents belong to Blue Grass and 95 member hospitals offer benefits. Last year nearly 850 000 local Blue Cross members received hospital care.
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United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
Blue Grass
Western Pennsylvania
Blue Cross Group and Non-Group Membership Offer
An advertising notice encourages inquiries about Blue Cross options for workplaces and families. It suggests starting a Blue Cross Group if none exists, or applying for Non-Group Membership, and asks readers to write for complete information.
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Blue Cross
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