Corry Notes Deaths and Local Developments In May
Obituary reports Maude Frank Niedens of Long Beach Calif., sister and cousin nearby. Local forest news over Cook Forest timber, a study group and potential legal actions. Cambridge Springs and Port Beaver area events include church anniversary, fair suspension, and funeral notices.
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Governor Signs Bill Allowing Out-of-County Surveyors
Gov. John Fine signed a law permitting registered surveyors to be appointed to boards of viewers in eighth class counties even if they reside outside the county. The measure updates eligibility and extends board qualifications across jurisdictional boundaries.
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Vote of Confidence Is Given Prison Warden
Wester State Penitentiary board president declares complete confidence in Warden John W. Claudy after reports of a recommended dismissal. Chairman Don Keenan says retirement would be at Claudy's request. The Post-Gazette cited a governor committee finding related to previous riots.
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Wester State Penitentiary
John W. Clady
Claudy
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Governor's Penal Investigating Committee
Rockview
Kennan
Strickler Receives New Assignment On Army Review Board
Washington The Army announces Maj Gen Daniel Strickler former 28th Pennsylvania Division commander is assigned to the Army Review Board Council. Strickler, back from a European tour, recently entered Walter Reed Army Hospital for treatment.
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Milwaukee Breweries Strike Paralyzes Major Operations
Local 9 of the CIO United Brewery Workers launches a strike at Milwaukee six largest breweries. Pickets form at Pabst Miler Blitz Schille Getteknan and Independent Breweries as 7800 workers walk out. negotiations stalled and expected to resume later today.
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Miler
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Loitay Union
Bargainers Struggle Over Shorter Week and Wages
Deadlocked negotiators for months argue over cutting the work week from 40 to 5 hours while demanding a wage boost of 26 cents per hour and a single FIO Jossinspay benefit.
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Steel Co Raises Prices on Extras for Several Products
Increase announced today by the company covers extras on curbon high strength hot rolled and gold rolled sheets and strip. Amounts are not disclosed. Extra charges reflect costs of special work to meet customer specifications.
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U- 5. Steel Co
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