Titusville to Seek More Teachers Amid Wage Tensions
The Titusville system seeks to hire more teachers as the joint school committee backs a higher starting salary. Superintendent A Fisher notes state raises from 800 to 2400 per year and compares with New York districts. He argues districts must offer competitive pay to attract qualified staff and to fill critical needs in science math and homemaking. The committee endorses the current higher starting salary to recruit needed personnel.
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Titusville
Thruaville
A. Fisher
Wey
Putioy
Ann -Erolleh
Hewri Fishel
Fisher
New Yorkshire
Wisher
Beesiisnhey
Silidol
Revival Service To Be Held Here Miss Decker Dies
Miss May Decker, veteran guest worker, dies leaving a long record of preaching in Maghind, Scotland, Canada, and the United States. Revival services at the Christia nd Missionary Alliance Church begin March 10 with nightly 7:30 pm meetings and special Sunday sessions at 1 am and 7:50 am. Pastor Rev G Dougherty leads the services.
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May Decker
Derkes-af-Beltaat
Christiand Missionary Alliance
Ghiaoh
Mus
Decker
Sey
Bret
North
Treland
Morardine
Rev & G Dougherty
Begin Cool-Off Period In Farm Price Dispute
The House opened a four day cooling off period as farm leaders sought a compromise on proposed new farm subsidies for corn and feed grain. The session aimed to reduce production rights and stop prices falling in the Midwest. A Republican plan for expanded planting allotment and a price support at 7 percent of parity faced Democratic opposition. House delays and partisan talks continued to shape prospects before spring planting.
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Todiy
Midwest
Bolovet
Republica
Model cancer vaccine for chickens may aid human care
A vaccine from chicken lymphomatosis research, announced at a cancer symposium in Houston, shows the vaccine can induce strong resistance in adult hens but not full protection for chicks. Dr. Burmester of the USDA reports the work as a possible model for human cancer vaccines, with safety for humans and potential future eased prevention if a human virus cause is found.
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Houston
Tex
Br. BR. Burmester
U. S. Department of Agriculture Research Laboratory
East Lansing
Mich
Burmester
Elst
Burmesters
Finds Arsenal In Suitcase In Pa Attic
In Reading Pennsylvania Mrs Rose Guy found an abandoned suitcase in her attic containing 37 mm and 20 mm shells rifle grenades a bazooka rocket a nose fuse rifle tracer belts hand grenades and many rounds of 30 caliber ammo A bomb disposal man said it would take two days to deactivate the munition and a friend had stored it there five years ago.
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Neading
Rose Guy
Guy
Norman Lachman
State automarket program praised amid budget tweak drive
UA Secretary at Property and Supplies Johhn Rite hailed the states automobile purchase program as phenomenal and outlined plans to buy 2,650 cars at about 8500 each over two years. He noted inherited older cars reduce costs but defended a 1957 59 biennial budget request, saying it would be trimmed to 5.1 million with sales of used cars at public auction. Scouts launch Operation 400 to recruit 10,000 new Scouts and form 400 units in Allegheny Beaver and Westmoreland counties.
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Johhn Rite
Rice
Henry J. Propert
Montgomery
Pittsburgh
Boy Scouts of America
Allegheny
Beaver
Westmoreland Counties
Allegheny Council
Eisenhower hints at slower pace for budget cuts
Washington reports President Eisenhower signals possible reductions by slowing programs in the $71.8 billion peacetime budget. He notes aides will search for cuts while defending services, with Republican leaders and chambers pressing for reductions amid broad criticism. Police in Denver respond after a burglar pleads for a car.
GE Appeals Compensation Ruling Over 1951 Injury
Lulu McGahen of Union City sues General Electric in Erie County Court of Common Pleas seeking reversal of a compensation board decision awarding $25 weekly for a December 1951 work injury. She slipped at the Erie plant, led to layoff, and later releases and reapplications followed through 1954. GE argues against the earlier awards and appeal continues. Cordova, 62, shop owner, returned to work with a gun nearby.
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Lulu McGahen
Union City
General Electric Company of
Erie
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
A. Grant Welker
General Electric
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Pittshurgh
Theodore H Sehuid
Washington
Paul
Emoe
National Bank of Corry
Our
Rami
Warner's
Gulf Service
North Center St
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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Columbus
Philco
Barney
South Center St
Firestone
Marlow
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Humphrey
United States
House
House Republican Policy Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Coleman
Martin
Massachusetts
Percival Brundage
Brundage
Denver
William Threlkeld
Threlkeld
Alfonso Vigil
Raquel
Cordova
Business and
Melvin’s. Cobbett
Spveranes
Stock Exchange
Paul L. Taylor
Patricia W. Fargo
Dial
Robert G. Tunnnell
Cobbett Star
North Center Street
Agency
Corry, Pennsylvania
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