Line-O-Ads and Local Notices Blink Across Erie News
A collage of short items with local ads and public notices. banked in Erie and Jamestown areas. Topics include Line-O-Ad insurance rates, a Warren election for union representation at Interlectric Corp, and city police monthly reports. Additional notes cover voter registrations, public events, health boosters, and a file of community notices from Erie, Jamestown, and surrounding towns.
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Ross
Ads Ac- Bacher Insurance
Warren
Interlectric Corp
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of Electrical ‘Workers Afl-Cio
Union
Nresant
Garland
Gene Dugan
Erie
Galvin Dingler
Turben
Oge
Warren Plant Workers Continue Without Union Contract
Tony Bonavita, president of IAM Local 1328, said Struthers Wells employees are on a day extension as talks for a new contract proceed. The existing agreement expired at midnight Tuesday after a union meeting where a cost of living clause was rejected. a 2.8 percent hourly increase was offered and deemed acceptable. The union plans further talks, noting they are not far apart. Also, President Arturo Prondizi of Argentina visited his ancestral hometown of Gubbio by helicopter yesterday.
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Columbus Firemen
Warren
Father
Ike
Eric
Roy Holland
EH May
Holland
Barnes & Carrig
Erie
Felix ‘Shubert
Shubert
Tony Bonavita
International Association of Machinists
Struthers Wells Corporation
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Ketch News
A hospital notice lists admissions and discharges including L Rodgers at 220 West Washington. Joseph Laibach at Spar tanisbure. Mrs Lean Kwitowski at West Park Place. Lenore Camper at Clymer. Steven King son of Donald King at Collin bus Kris. Mrs Alton Southwick at Centerville. Mrs Donald Wetherbee at Spar tansburg. Mrs Russell Parker at Garland. Mrs Frank Popovich at Mead Avenue. Mrs Howard Blakeslee at Liberty Street. Discharges include John King at Cutting. Chwence Foster at Clymer. Edwin Smith at 129 East Pleasant Street. Ralph Rankin at Bear Lake. Chester Czech at 3643 East Church Street.
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L. Rodgers
West Washington
Joseph Laibach
Spartanisbure
Lean Kwitowsitl
West Park Place
Lenore E. Camper
Clymer
Steven
Donald King
Collinbus
Kris
Alton Southwick
Centerville
Donald Wetherbee
Spartansburg
Russell B. Parker
Garland
Frank Popovich
Mead Avenue
Howard Blakeslee
Liberty Street
John
Davidt Coon
Cutting
Chwence Foster
Edwin Smith
Bast
Pleasant Street
Ralph Rankin
Bear Lake
Chester Czech
Church Street
Area Hospitals in Union City Area Names
The text lists several Union City addresses and names including James Moyer Rex Fuller Reid Range Clayton Kimmy LaVerne Clough Mrs Harry Rebort and others at 69 South Main Street 28 Parade Street 28 Second Avenue 10 North Main Street and related RD lines.
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Union City
James Moyer
R. DB
Waterford
LaVerne Clough
South Main Street
Rex. Fuller
Second Avenur
Reid Range
North Main Street
Clayton Kimmy
Parade Street
Harry Rebort
Funeral Service for Dale Chappel in Grand Valley
The body of Dale Chappel will be moved from the Tracy Home of Pine Hills Titusville to the family residence Grand Valley Friday afternoon. Friends may call until noon Sunday. The body will be taken to Grand Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church for services at 2 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Rex Meleen officiating. Interment will be in Maple Cemetery Titusville.
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Chappel
Dale
Tracy
Pineals
Titusville
Grand Valley
Open Bowling Bowl-Aire Summer Rates Display
Bowling alley announces summer rates for open bowling. Adults pay 35 cents per line with three lines for one dollar. Children pay 30 cents per line. Hours vary by day: Tuesday Thursday Friday noon start, Saturday noon to midnight, Sunday 2 PM to 10 PM.
Japan political shift could ripple into U.S. business
Business observers say Japan’s political changes will affect U.S. firms with interests there or importing Japanese goods. Markets, jobs, and policy directions could shift as Tokyo weighs relations with the United States and adversaries, influencing defense outlays and trade. The Paris summit collapse barely moved trends, but Far East crisis may reshape dollar and cents economics.
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New York
U. S
Anil
Japan
Paris
Far East
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Wall Street weighs defense spending and Japan shocks
The article argues that any rise in defense budgets and favored programs could lift stock values for many industries from transistors to steel and textiles to cameras. It notes Japanese competition could spur American protests, while domestic policy, inflation, and consumer buying could shift inventories and borrowing. International tensions may cloud markets briefly, with Venus cited oddly at the end.
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Wall Street
Japan
Paris
Solons Ponder Riots In Meet To Decide Aid
Washington AP report on the House debating foreign aid levels amid fears of Paris riots and Tokyo unrest. The choice centers on funding the $9.3845 billion aid program or restoring part of Eisenhower’s requested cuts. An amend by Rep. Taber proposes half of the $400 million cut be restored, while Font proposes $30 million restoration.
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Want Creek
Erie
John L. Miller
John and
Beatty Norman
Conneaut
Ohio
Spartansburg
Pearl Nichols
Shirley Lyjash
Kenneth Kidder
North East
Sparta Firemen
Sparta Sportsmen
Anna Mae Kerner
Solons
Washington
Paris
Tokyo
House
Appropriations
Eisenhower
John Taber
New York
GOP
Appropriations Committee
Gerald BR. Font
Mich
Deficit fight over aid funds stalls Tokyo talks
GOP floor leader Hallick cites communist sabotage and riots to justify trimming 124 million from aid requests. Supporters argue extra money unnecessary after the Tokyo summit, while opponents say defenses must stay strong as President Eisenhower faces protests and a fragile free world.
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Gillion
Chiles A. Halleck
Indus
Fisenhower
Tokyo
Halleck
Fords welcome son at Curry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday after a hart at Curry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ford of 221 King Street Mrs find in the former Centro Targebinid.
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Hart
Curry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Ford
King Street
Find
Centro Targebinid
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Ice
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate Railroad
New York Central
Gerald Weber
Harrisburg
Guy Johnson
Bureau of Trains
PUC
Johnson
Jamestown
Shearman Brothers
Jack Vander Moelen
Lakewood
Jamestown Lounge Co
Erle
Madison
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Leon John Alford
Erie County
Luenburg
Mass
Mabel
Mary Farley
Hamet Hospital
Delbert Parley
Board of Education
R. R. Rogers
Robert E. Howe
David Lawrence
LeRoy BE
Chapln
State Board of Public Welfare
Journal
Hotel
Meadville Housing Authority
Joseph P. Fahey
William H. Hunter
Hunter
U. 5
Milton Sigworth
U. 8
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Frondizi
Gubbio
Italy
Arturo Prondixi
Argentina
Entertainment Directory
Fittsfield
Youngaville
Léagan
Ginnin
Comnor First Avenue
Imahit Daha
Tibiley Venetatsies
Salat
Wud Maluriy
Oy Bunk Pru
Tom Jonay
Corry Memoria Hospital
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Venus
Standard Equipment, Inc
Mighty
Dairymen
Ciiew
R. L. Sperry
B.D
Corry
Vicky Vaughn
A Dalehter
Corry Memoryl Hospi
Leon Kwitowski
Park Plice
Black & de
Secretar Gates Jr
Ion
Naval T
Ant
Ger Wer
Studium Grumbli
Atte
Pittsburgh
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Pittsburgh Paints
Ary Fort
Tole
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