Racy Erie County notices and local incidents reported
A mixed Erie County roundup notes a $250 cash prize unclaimed after a late drawing, a $25 add on for next week, and several police actions including an arrest for suspended driving, a dog bite report, a recovered bicycle turned in at Ajax Tron Works, a state agriculture update praising potato yields, showings of a gospel film at local churches, a marriage license filing, funeral service details for Mrs. Charlotte Gibson, and multiple local crime and traffic items with names, places and dates from Warren Corry and Erie regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boneta Shaffer
Second Avenue
Rex Theatre
Russian government admits shortages prompts farm system revamp
In Moscow the Soviet government acknowledged food shortages and ordered a revamp of the farm system to give frontline managers more initiative in crop planning. State farm managers face strict accountability for meeting quotas as decentralization is pushed to boost livestock production and introduce profit incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Aan
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita 8
Khruschev
Nikolai Bulganin
Karachev
Russia
Turnpikes Excluded From Proposed 40000 Mile Network
Federal official told Senate subcommittee that neither Pennsylvania nor New Jersey turnpikes qualify for inclusion in the 40000 mile interstate plan. Existing toll roads may join only if usable for 20 more years without major overhauls. Resurfacing soon required on both states. State police reported Collingwood arrangements to pay fines in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Turnpike
Senate Public Roads
Francis W. DuPoint
Commerce
Weeks
New Jersey
Collingwood
State to reclassify 64000 jobs with new survey
By month end all state employees will receive a two page questionnaire detailing duties. The 18 month survey aims to group jobs by identical duties under uniform pay scales. Gov Leader said findings will set pay scales titles and job analysis with Public Administration Service aiding. Employees misclassified may request a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Harrisburg
James C. Charlesworth
George M. Leader
Public Administration Service
Chicago
Leader vows to oppose milk price cut moves in PA
Harrisburg Governor George Leader rejects changes to the Milk Control Act that would lower minimum dairy prices. He notes no current vacancies on the Milk Commission and cites upcoming terms, while discussions with dairy and dessert groups have begun but no action planned.
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Harrisburg
George
Pennsylvania
Milk Commission
John 8. Fine
Benjamin H. Welty
Waynesboro
City plans reclassification of payroll by mid 1956
Charlesworth notes aim to finish reclassification by year end and begin hearings. Payroll switch to new job setup targeted for June 1956. Governor states unqualified workers will transfer to suitable jobs without pay reduction.
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Charlesworth
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Frederick McGuay
North East
Corry
Union City
McGuay
Erie County
Paul Evans
West Bend Street
Roger Brown
Brown
Ajax ‘Tron Works
James Roberts
417
East South Street
William L. Henning
Coudersport
Henning
Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association
Bill Rice
Mc~Gray Methodist Church
Elgin Methodist Church
Spartansbirg Methodist Church
Mn. Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Main Street
Joe Consol
Sem Franchina
Henry Davis Drux
Third Ward
Cltizens National Bank of
Michael Marconi
Gould Street
Yesterdday
Arthur G. VanDressr
Jane M. Thompson
Erie
North Center Street
Bond Street
Cecil Leroy Fragale
Buffalo Road
George Gordon
Erie Railroad
Center Street
Almon B. Haveltine
Fredonia
Haveltine
Alfred Hazeltine
Freedonia
James Collingwood
Waterford
Edward Graves
Davison Funeral Home
FTE Ia
Syrusraliees
Excene
Powder
Toblete
Beauty
Wirro-Matic
Corry, Pa
Widmann
Sylvania Press
Astra
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Angel Food
Corry Savings
CLOAN
Guy Bstovh
Denver
Stroet
Ravelin Hill
French Creek
Harold Bromley
Otto Green
Steve Kastriba
Aes
Kastriba
Corry Mermorial ‘Hospital
Steven Paul
Ray Sanders
Jamestown
Jerald Marsh
Vivian Westerdahl
Clymer
Sinclairville
Lakewood
Falconer
Kiantone
Sugar Grove
Amos White
Richard Goggins
Dennis
Southwestern School
Dunkirk Industrials
Clymer Central High
Buffalo
Charles Reed
Isadore Redding
Grace
Beverly
Wattsburg
Bertha ‘Moody
T Roy Newhouse
Harold Sweet
Sonny
James Glatz
Robert Graves
Spring Creek
Gerald Sweet
Marianette
Sors
Grace Redding
Donald Moody
Studebaker
Stude
Meerdink’s ‘House OF Furniture
LaSalle
Regi LaSalle
Ant Cisoo
Phil
Wan
Ron
Nan Tor
Sunt
Zvans
Jesse At
Siegl
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