Five Plant Firemen Burned In Fire At Jamestown Plant
Jamestown saw five plant firemen burned when a blaze at Lake County Furniture Corp on Allen Street Extension destroyed storage areas and a boiler room. The fire started in a 12 inch pipe carrying sawdust, backed up and ignited, spreading through a large pile. Firefighters from Falconer and Jamestown, plus the plant brigade, worked to move flammable finishes to safety. Two men, Charles Harmon 38 and Edward Butler 37, were treated for burns at Jamestown General Hospital. officials expect production to resume by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Jamestown
Lake County Furniture Corp
Allen Street
Falconer
Clare Tillotson
Jameston Sterling Corp
Appatus
Virgil Eggleston
Tillotson
Sterling
Jamestown General Hospital
Charles, Harmon
Edward Butler
Mainssembly
Assembly
Furmiture T
Rites Held For Lynn Hopkins at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral service for Lynn P. Hopkins held yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Leroy Wiley officiating. Interment in North East Cemetery. Attending rites were several Hopkins family members from North East and surrounding areas.
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Lynn Hopkins
Lynn P. Hopkins
Richard ‘Hopkins
Prackli
Bee'Hopkins
Eurene Doltelas
North East
Merle Hopkins
Erie
Daryl Wing
Ralphister Tiss
Hopkins
Sheri N
Henry Moore
Richard Legtérs
Findley Lake
Cora Stiffelheam
Gilbert Peterson
Jamestown
Corry
Hemorrhage Kills Area Mother Of Nine Children
Dorothy C. Wilson a 41 year old mother of nine from Titusville RD 4 died in Titusville Hospital after abdominal pain and a hemorrhage. Her husband Albert reported she awoke early to prepare the children for school, then grew ill and was taken to the hospital where she died about an hour later.
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Amdsville
Titusville Hospital
Dorothy C. Wilson
RD. 4
Titusville
Albert
Craw
Wilson
Hoffa Cited For Simple Assault
Couuuucn wom Page one) cursed him and asked him what he had been doing on his job. When he tried to answer, Baron said Hoffa wouldn't listen. Baron said Hoffa came at him with clenched fists, clipping him on the left eye and knocking him down. About four people restrained Hoffa, but he broke loose and allegedly hit Baron again before being pushed over a chair.
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Baron
Hoffa
Holla
Union May Block Sale of Dunkirk Plant
Union leaders from United Steel Workers District 4 and International repr esentatives say they will sue to stop Alco Products Inc from selling its Dunkirk plant or its components until contractual obligations to employees are met. They allege lockout and contracting out violations and demand the return of equipment and work contracts while notifying prospective buyers and subcontractors.
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Dunkirk
Obelall
Regal
Alco
Joseph P. Malony
United Steel Workers of America
District 4
Michael Sam
Int International
Melony
United Steel Workers of América
Alca Products Inc
Dunkirk-plant
Alca
Steel Workers Union
Local Steel Workers Laud Civic Effort Amid Plant Sale Setback
Steel workers praise the Northern Cheutsuatla Area Development Corporation for civic contributions while detailing a failed plan to sell the Aleo Plant to local buyers to save 750 jobs. Residents pledged over 1 million dollars toward a 2 million goal, but an 800 thousand shortfall halted the drive. Also reported is the death of Admiral Arsent Grigorevich Golovko, first deputy commander of the Soviet Navy, with obituaries noting illness details undisclosed.
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Tifou
Cheutsuatla
Chautauquai County
RED Navy
Moscow
Arsent Grigorevich Golovko
Sovie
Kearns Says $200,000 Spent to Defeat Him in Primary
U.S. Rep. D. Kearns of Pennsylvania, defeated by J. Weaver in the 2nd District, vows not to seek vote, criticizes party leaders, and contemplates future in labor management and political science. He hints at supporting Scranton and Van Zandt and questions Shafer’s running mate choice.
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Kearns
Washington
API
Carroll D. Kearns
Erie
House
Jomah D. Weaver
Crawford
Murcer
Reams
Weaver
Wray Ay
Willian W. Scranton
James E. van Zandt
U.S. Senate
Scranton
Shendpipheny
Meadville
Euteriant Dovernor
Shafer
Dilworth
Richardson Dilworth
Fini
Van_Zandy
Witc
Roe
Two arrests made after Roxbury softball incident
Police detained a man as he headed to the plate during a Roxbury softball game after neighbors spotted him in the area. Earlier, a fatal car incident near Washington left Nancy Jane Larstow, 2, dead when struck by a neighbor's vehicle near her Bulger home.
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Roxbury
Washington, Pa
Nancy Jane Larstow
New Blue Shield Senior Citizen Agreement Explains Enrollment
Western Pennsylvania residents aged 65 or older by July 1 1962 in reasonably good health and enrolled in Blue Shield may apply. Complete form and first payment due by June 15 1962. Coverage includes spouse and unmarried children under 19 if applicant 65+. Plans A B S vary by income. Plan S requires income under thresholds. Benefits cover surgery medical care home visits and more with specified limits. Enrollment begins July 1 1962. six month waiting period applies to pre existing conditions.
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Blue Shield
Western
Pennsylvania
Ior
PlanS PlanA PlanB Payments Note
PlanS PlanA PlanB pricing listed with amounts and payment cadence. Payments must be made quarterly semi annually or annually. Includes figures: 5.25 37.05 10.59 10.50 14.10 21.18.
Blue Shield Senior Citizen Plan Ad in Western Pa
An advertisement urges residents age 65 and over in Western Pennsylvania to mail a coupon for details and an application blank for the Blue Shield Senior Citizen Agreement. It pressures readers to act quickly with a deadline of Friday, June 15, 1962, noting applications cannot be accepted after that date.
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Blue Shield
Western Pennsylvania
Hospital Services Association of Western Pennsylvania
P.O. Box
Pittsburgh
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