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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1975

Page

7

From Toilet Cleaner To Rich Coal Exec HAZLETON

Louis J Beltrami, a 41 year old union of toil and fortune, builds a coal empire worth over 200 million dollars by cleaning toilets early in his career. He plans to sell 800000 tons of coal this year and has faced claims of illegal substandard coal while denying ties to the Mafia. Beltrami Enterprises and related firms are among the nation's largest anthracite producers. Also Hofstra University will run a six week arts management training program from June 2 to July 11 to address finances and administration in arts groups.

Hazleton, Pa Louis J Beltrami Beltrami Beltrami Enterprises Hempstead N.Y Hofstra University

Tubbs School Memories and Teaching Life in Warren County

Vivian L. Bailey recounts Tubbs School life in the 1920s with Mrs. Florence Porter as teacher. She notes pupil numbers, long walks on unpaved roads, mail delivery of supplies, a traveling and box library system, monthly Bookmobile visits from Warren County, teacher pay of 85 dollars monthly for eight months, and simple classroom routines including heating cocoa and a boy quitting tobacco spitting after a warning.

Vivian L. Bailey Virgil Tubbs Tubbs Bernard Florence) Porter Tubbs School Porter Poloney Mickle Hill Hunt Bush Road Crawford Brundage Brundage Edinboro Darrel Berdena Lay Dobbs

Public Works Jobs Not Enough Says Labor Chief

Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania faces an 8.4 percent unemployment rate for February with about 461,000 jobless. Labor Secretary Paul J. Smith says federal public works bills will not fix the downturn and urges private-industry incentives and tax credits. He warns of welfare strain as 20,000 weekly unemployment benefits expire after May 30 and cites rising unemployment for the sixth straight month.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Paul J. Smith Smith

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