Root's Sport Shop open evenings till nine
Venango area faces unemployment as more than 1,000 jobs were shed in October with steel industry slowdowns for a nationwide strike cited. State Employment Service head J Russell says half the losses occurred in October and a quarter due to material shortages. Christ mas card boxes and gabardine dresses appear in local shop previews. Three soil test holes at Warren General Hospital foretell a future rebuilding program to meet federal site rules.
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Root
Venango
J.russell
State
Oil City
Gabardine and Faille
Mabel
BUSS
Jackie
Bob Grice
Warren
Warren General Hospital
City and Vicinity News Gems and Local Notices
A jammed jumble of items from various towns includes a Presbyterian circle meeting at Mrs. Euland Harvey’s North Center street home, a midweek auto crash near Ripley, and assorted ads for beer distributors, local shops, and service stations. Also notes on weather, school district finances, and geese overflight.
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Powell's
Westminster
Presbyterian Women's Association
Euland Harvey
North Center Street
Westfield
A. Inree Semitrailer
Ripley
Ray Taylor
Newark
Dwight Albert
Hurtsville
Local hospital notes list patients and discharges
The column records multiple local residents by name and age admitted to or discharged from the hospital, including Carmen Prociillco and Virginia Helle, with addresses. It also mentions area tax forecasts, various ads, and snippets about local incidents and events from surrounding towns.
Sees Bright Future For Nation's Economy
Associated Press reports U S Committee Secretary Charles Sawyer predicts a bright future for the nation’s economy if steel and coal strikes are settled promptly. He says business should resume its upsurge begun last summer with labor troubles ending soon, noting renewed confidence before the strikes began. Sawyer has toured four states, meeting over 1,000 business leaders and hundreds of labor groups during the drive. He arrived in Pittsburgh from Chicago.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S. Committee
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Chicago
Czechs curb electricity use to protect industry
Prague reports a government driven power ration during a shortage to keep factories running. Measures ban daytime home usage, curb street lighting and shop windows from 5 am to 7 am, order up to 50 percent cuts in cinemas restaurants and taverns, and empower plants to cut service to violators. Officials cite rising industrial output despite shortages.
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Prague
Czechoslovekia
Odal
Radley argues against proposed bonus
The source quotes Radley criticizing a proposed bonus as inequitable, urging merit or need as bases rather than length of service. He cites examples of individuals with different service lengths and stresses fiscal constraints, noting proposed taxes and surplus use.
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Gouwuers
Republian State Committee
Budget Bureau
Bradley
Commonwealth
Veterans benefits debate raises general welfare concern
The speaker argues veteran aid should be for the general welfare, not a limited group. He appeals to moral duty to disabled veterans and dependents, suggests only supplemental provisions for them, and condemns extending special privileges to all able bodied veterans. Citing federal WWII payments, he warns deficit financing could threaten peace.
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Bean
Bradley
Veterans Administration
Addig
Pennsylvania
Beth Alter Reported To Be 78 Years Old
A local notice states Beth Alter, aged 78, is the subject of a forthcoming obituary notice and related public announcements. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
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Alter
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