Warren County unemployment near state average says official
Andrew J Doniek state employment service manager notes Warren County’s unemployment compensation claims are rising but still near the state average. He cites 6.5 percent of the labor force on unemployment, with 12,000 workers in the county’s workforce. Industrial shutdowns last week are easing, and a seasonal upswing in building projects is expected to keep unemployment figures steady while layoffs are resolved.
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Tiuntiary
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Warren County
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Titusville
Coudersport
Sayre
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Eavidet
Ex Con Held For Beating Children
Ex convict James Naccarato was held for psychiatric examination after his wife reported he beat their two young children. The 2 year old son and infant daughter, Treve, suffered bruises and a fractured skull in prior assaults. Police records show prior prison terms for burglary and forgery.
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James Naccarato
Eric
Allegheny County Workhouse
Western State Penitentiary
Ruckey
Treve
Naccarata
Hamot
Whit
Naccarato
Detective Bureau
Mrs. Maude Keefe Dies at 83 in Corry
Mrs. Maude Stevens Keefe of 202 Moll Street died yesterday at 12 80 p m in Corry Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since February 21 She was 83 born July 10 1874 in Niobe and came to Corry as a child living here since 1878 She led the alteration department at Bernstein s and later Al s Clothes Shop for years Retired since 1956 due to ill health Her husband George Keefe died in 1937 She belonged to First Presbyterian Church and was Past Noble Grand of the Rebekahs She is survived by a brother J W Stevens of Youngstown Ohio and several nieces Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home with service Monday at 2 p m Rev Paul Bauer officiating and temporary interment in Pine Grove mausoleum
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Maude Keefe
Maude Stevens Keefe
Moll Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mirs. Keefe
Niobe
Corry
Bernstein's
Al's
North Center Street
Christian Century Turns Fiftieth With Denomination Ties
Chicago reports that the Christian Century marks 50 years of interdenominational critique and dialogue. Managing editor Dr Theodore A Gill, a Presbyterian minister, notes the paper champions relating the Gospel to society and church reunification across denominations, often provoking various factions. The publication has a world circulation of 40,000 and about 60 correspondents, and has taken controversial stances on Billy Graham and revivalism.
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Christian Century
Ion
Milwaukee
Billy Graham
Gill
Divorces Fourth Time Between Kra jewski and Anthony Kra jewski
Mrs Jennie Krajewski divorces husband Anthony Kra jewski for the fourth time saying she will not remarry him. Circuit Judge Moynihan warned he might delay the decree to ensure sincerity.
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Jennie Krajewski
Anthony
Former Erie Publisher Faces 10740 Dollar Suit
Edward O Lamb is sued by Squires and Co of New York for 10740 alleging he owes for services and proxy solicitation in a battle to control Seiberling Co. in Akron. Lamb previously owned the Erie Dispatch and WICU radio and TV stations. the suit was filed in Lucas County Common Pleas Court and details expenses and fees through 1956.
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Edward O Lamb
the Triad Rubber Co
Tebounder
Fornier Erie
Ault
Spanuel Lamb
Squires and Co
New York
Lamb
Erle Dispatch
Radio
Ind
WICU
Elo
Orlando
Fla
Toledo
Lucas County
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