Salk polio vaccine indictments headline in federal case
The federal grand jury in Trenton N J indicts five vaccine producers for monopolistic practices alleging price fixing across federal state and local governments The案涉及 53 million dollars in government purchases and total production over 125 million dollars through 1957 The case covers Lilly Parke Davis Pitman Moore Merck Sharp & Dohme Wyeth with shares ranging from 4 5 to 60 percent The report notes the vaccine’s development by Jonas Salk and the 1955 Vaccination Assistance Act guiding free distribution by the federal government
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Department of Justice
Jonas H. Salk
Congress
Publi Service
HM Lilly
Indiana Corporation
Parke Davis
Michigan
Pitman-Moore
Delaware
Merck Sharp
Dohme
New Jersey
Wyeth
Goverment
Recession Measures Underway Across Sectors
Halfway through the second quarter the nation pursues steps to curb or reverse recession in highly industrialized areas. Government actions widen credit and money supply, lower interest rates, relax mortgage terms, and accelerate federal contracts especially for defense. Industry lowers prices, cuts costs, trims inventories, and aligns output to demand.
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U. S. ‘Treasury
Well Drilling To Start In Lake This Week
New York Natural Gas Corp moves a floating drilling rig a mile offshore in Lake Erie near the Ohio line. First well expected in about 90 days with a November completion target for two offshore sites. Canadian side drilling has produced 89 wells since 119.
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Lake Erie
New York Natural Gas Corp
Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters
New York Natural Gas
Ohio State Line
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New York State Line
Pittsburg Man Dies From Route 518 Crash Injuries
Joseph V. Maley, 56, of Washington, Pennsylvania, died from injuries after a collision that rammed a vehicle into a pole along Route 518 near Bridgeville. The crash occurred last Wednesday, with police and medical responders arriving at the scene to administer aid. Maley's death marks the fatal outcome of the accident as authorities continue their investigation.
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Bridgeville
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Washington, Pi
Sparta's Oldest Resident Dies at 96
Bourdevant 96 of Spartansburg died yesterday at Colby Memorial Hospital after being admitted Saturday. Born February 17 1863 in Bloomfield Town, daughter of Sumi and Miranda Buvens Winton, she was Sparta’s honorary Grange member. Survived by son Glenn Stundevint of Spartansburg and daughter Elsie Pauliaris of Wilkesbury, plus one grandchild and one great grandchild. Funeral at Torrey and Hays in Spartansville at 2:20 pm with Rev Ay Fuller officiating. burial in Riceville Cemetery. Eight died on highways over the weekend, two were children.
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Spartansbure
Colry Memorial Hospital
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Townelyp
Sumi
Miranda Buvens Winton
Sourdevant
Spartan Grange
Glenn Stundevint
Spartansburg
Elsie Pauliaris
Wilkes-Bure
John Sturdevant
Orlo Sturdevant
Torrey and Hays Funeral Home
Spartanisbille
Ay Fuller
Centerville Baptist Church
Riceville Cemetery
Kane Plans Group To Help Young People
Kane organizes youth outreach with a meeting set for Sunday afternoon at the MCA. The Kane Ministerial Association backs the effort joining 17 area churches, school officials, 4-H, DeMolay, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Rainbow Girls, and Teen Club in forming a community youth committee to support parents and improve community life. Kane previously offers a YMCA YWCA, summer playgrounds, baseball, scouting units, and extensive girl and cub programs, with broad parental backing.
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Mayville Boy Drowns in Water-Filled Ditch
James Roemer aged 6 died after a water filled sewer excavation near his home in Mayville while playing with a 2 year old girl who fell in. A bystander notified Floyd Grandall and firefighters recovered the body despite efforts. The ditch was for a new village sewer project and this marked the first drowning in Chau Teat County this year.
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Mayvilles
James Roemer
Philip J. Roeman
Floyd Grandall
Mayville
Corry Memories Mention Local Events and Bills
A 1938 Philadelphia report notes a new leadership formed after local turmoil. Pennsylvania imposes milk permit requirements by June 1. Corry, Union City, Waterford, and Wattsburg mail moves at 1 30 p m on the first corry air mail flight. Corry council rejects bids for a police car and plans a fresh bid on June 6. William F Smith urges true Americanism at Union City. Corry merchants promote the Bargain Jubilee May 26 to 28. Route 19 widening work between Union City and Waterford is approved with bids May 27 in Harrisburg.
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You and Your Camera on legal traps in photography
A reader reviews Robert Well Sherwin's Modern Camera Guide book on legal aspects of photography. It warns that taking street or public area photos can trigger privacy and libel issues unless individuals consent in writing when featured prominently, with exceptions for celebrities and newsworthy events. It also outlines publication definitions, potential misuses, and copyright basics.
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Jean
Robert Well Sherwin
Modern Camera Guilde
Greenberg, Ny
Collee
Uber
Meyer
Ubel
Sherwin
One Killed and Three Hurt in Route 45 Crash
A Tyrone man, 26, was killed and three other men injured in a one car crash along Route 45 about 11 miles southeast of Blair County community last month. The driver Alvin Riggleman, 23, John Dominick, 27, and Robert Woomer, 23, all of Tyrone, were listed in fair condition at Tyrone Hospital. The car crashed into a rocky embankment.
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Tyrone
Blair Cowty
Joln Dominick
Alvin Riggleman
Robert Woomer
Tyrone Hospital
Two Bradford Men Rescued From Lake
Two Bradford men, Max Stokey and Thomas Davis, both in their late twenties, were rescued after their small sailboat capsized during an unscheduled swim at Chau taurgus Lake yesterday afternoon. Spectators said the sail was too large for the craft as it overturned about 1,000 feet from shore. The men clung to the overturned boat until rescued by the Lakewood Fire Department Rescue Boat.
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Thomas Davis
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Lakewood Fire Department
Milas and Family Visit Includes Ontario and Buffalo Trip
A group from Milas embarked from Canada visiting Hartard and Susan Rev and family, then flew to Los Angeles, Wayne relatives, and spent time in Ohio and California. They toured a dress shop, attended a concert by the CAHS Chi Make This Eighty-eighth Corry Area choir, visited Niagara Falls, stayed at a hotel in Toronto, and joined students from an institute for a luncheon.
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Institute For
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Oafort
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