Radiator workers return to Titusville plant amid wage dispute
The Titusville radiator plant resumes operations after a prolonged wage-cut dispute. Workers, led by General Na taker, vote on pay reductions and hours. The company cites higher living costs while employees accuse management of wage cuts and job insecurity. Talks continue with plans to resume full production and avoid a prolonged strike.
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Be -Amerad Radhsigg
Yupensd
Nanaker
al Moulihings
Sisday
Eer
Marek Mie
York
Wiillishye
Iwikes
Mien
Saturnage
Iran
Isabel Howes
Mr Martin Tells San Cura Ointment Worthy Of Praise
A fragmented local page notes Mr Martin extolling San Cura Ointment as wonderful. It describes a Scout meeting and hike at the Episcopal church, activities for Troops 1, 2, and 6, and a Scouting Club event with demonstrations by visiting leaders. It mentions instruction in Tenderfoot tests and upcoming troop gatherings at the park and church.
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MR. Martin
James Wright
Episcopal Church
Ani
Thy
Westiter
Mel Yip
John Phelps
White
Oris Chaver
Semlethins
Thayer
Erie Cowneih
Corry
Xoop Ono
Kittleberger
Robert Searé
Leslie Mocrison Buttl
Feaders
Tbe Airet
Mondale
Sears
Jonas
Epis
Valkuch
Princaple
Scontimas
G. C. Narem
Thompson Medical Co
Tithe Ville
Summer Scout Camp Plans Grow With Easter Postponement
The Averanhe Vike postpones activites to Easter to study a haying risk and potential camp sites at Birley Farm near Waterford. If interest grows, local Scout officers will organize a camp with Corrs and other partners. Rich extends entry deadline to April 19 to include Easter activities and birdhouse submissions. Dan Beard will visit Brie April 15 to speak at Rotary and lead a Scout rally. The Erie Council weighs sites including French Creek near Waterforth as the chosen location.
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Erie Council
Birley
Waterford
Corrs
Mr. Rich
Dan Beard
Brie
Dan Beat
Rotary Club
Erie Uoyneil
Erie
Waterforth
Corry
Testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham remedies from Mrs Price
A St Paul Minnesota resident reports relief from back pain and heavy bearing down after using Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She says the treatment restored energy, enabled daily chores, and urges others to write if help is needed.
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St Paul, Minn
Gil
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia B
Mrs. Price
Summit Avenue
St. Paul
Minnesota
Incoherent OCR fragment from a scout notes page
Fragmentary text references scouts and a scoutmaster with garbled dialog about items and timing. Names and concrete details are unreadable. overall content is nonsensical and cannot be meaningfully interpreted.
Americain Chinese restaurant owner held after guilty plea
The proprietor of a Winsor Street Chinese restaurant, identified as Darhimissioner Edward J, pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon and was held in $3200 bail for a hearing Friday.
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Feapold
Petranenrtis
Winsor
Aeraiggod
Felire Vitel Asyals
Edward J
Untitled notes on state actions and health concerns
Fragmented report outlines a state effort to investigate and justify acquiring wild hospitals for the insane, with a budget of 0 and a plan to appoint a committee led by Senator Stevli Nosthimiberland. It mentions public health actions amid Viet fever scares, detailing two families affected and hospital closures to prevent contagion.
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Paviup
Ptredt Railway
Pmanaweulttt
Stevli
Nosthimiberland
Ius Poreank
Stata
Kanes
Chirles McCautes
Dorothy
Cap Hallnmar
Bath
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Titusville
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EE. Guignoen Corry
Lilite Nia
Lydia E. Pinkham
District Court of the United States
Western District of Pennsylvania
Paul W. Stone
Clary & Stone
George M. Mason
Main Street
Penn
Harold F. Mook
Irvine
Quigley
United Press
Darkiabuay Plazh
Sd Arab Suleafishe
Igo
Larmatty
Toojidh
Qiples
Cameron
Fab Nighe
allIands Fie Forestry Putpostsy Seyutr Mnatot
Sehlwinkill
Viperatin
Calumet
U.S
R. &. Palmer CO
N. Center St
N. Cohen & Sons
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
The
National Bank of Corry
Tims Avish
the National Bank OF Corry
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