W L Dunn bid tops bridge project at Centerville
The State Highway Department received a low bid of 91 152 from W L Dunn Construction Co for a new T beam bridge over the east branch of Oil Creek at Centerville. The work includes a bituminous road surface on flexible base, 18 feet wide, over 0.3 miles, with a temporary bridge previously in use after the old span collapsed years ago.
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State Highway Department
Oil Creek
Centerville
W. L. Dunn Construction Co
Cochranton
Hudson Motor Co reports 1958 loss against 1982 profit
Hudson Motor Car Co posted a 1958 loss of 10 411 060 while A E Bart president cited reasons including dealer volume constraints caused by finance company credit limits and overstocked markets. A collision near the Municipal Building damaged two cars and injured one driver. Erie County Republican dinner at Wattsburg Grange Hall discussed candidate races with opposition from Beatty and Finch. Average Wholesaler prices held at 110.6 percent of the 1947 49 average with shifts in tools and farm product costs.
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Hudson
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Corry
Stanley Blair
Albion
Republican Committee
Erie County
Wattsburg Grange Hall
Delmar Beatty
Willim J. Finch
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
GOP Endorses Three Judges For Superior Court
Republican leaders in Philadelphia backed three candidates for the State Superior Court. The slate includes Judge David Woodside of Dauphin County former Judge Ralph Bell of Allegheny County and Judge George Griffith of Cambria County with one critic voicing dissent.
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Pennsyyasia
State Superior Court
GOP
Superior Court
Robert B. Woodside
Dauphin County
Ralph T. Bell
Allegheny County
George W. Griffith
Cambria County
Federation of Sportsmen backs end to special deer season
Harrisburg directors of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs adopt a resolution urging the State Game Commission and Legislature to stop special deer hunts. They seek abolition of the season or reform of permit issuing to curb favoritism and oppose concurrent buck and doe seasons.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Gane Commission
General Assembly
Edward Brasseur
Game Commission
Revenue Department
Parcelier Manufacturing sells South Greensburg complex to Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Parcelier Manufacturing Co. quitting business sells two buildings and seven acres in South Greensburg to Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. for an undisclosed sum. PPG plans to use the site as a warehouse and distributing depot for curved auto replacement glass with a factory to be built for glass manufacture.
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Pittsburgh — Parcelier Manufacturing Co
South Greensburg
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh
Service Held Today for Grace M. Penniman
Funeral service for Grace M. Penniman was held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul F Bauer officiating. A delegation from the Daughters of the American Revolution attended plus many from the First Presbyterian Church and May Marthe Chiss. David Penniman of Los Angeles attended from away. interment in Fort Scott, Kansas.
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Bracken
Paul F Bauer
Davielters
First Presbyterian Church
May Marthe Chiss
David Penniman
Los Angeles
Fort Scott
Kan
Guztling Fell Off in Corry Last Year
Franklin Warren and Youngsville areas reported increased liquor receipts with Franklin and Oil City stores in Venango County totaling 942 035 55. State wide liquor consumption rose by about 12 million. per capita intake reached 1 908 gallons in the latest year, highest since 1934.
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Warren
Youngsville
Venango County
PLCB
Pennsylvania
PSOB
Party of 45 Starts 184 Mile Hike to Capital
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas leads a 45 member party on a 184 mile trek from Cumberland to Washington DC. They aim to complete the hike in about eight days with the group setting out at 7 am.
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Capital
Cumberland
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Washington, D. C
Perses
Expenwor Plan Proposed Along Old Canal Sparks Debate
An idea to run a federal parkway along the unused Chesapeake and Ohio Canal prompts a public challenge by Douglas and editorials from Merry Pusey and Robert Estabrook of the Washington Post and Times-Herald. Naturalists and others joined the discussion after the walk to witness the canal’s scenery.
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Douglas O
Merry Pusey
Robert Estabrook
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Douglas
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