Corry Journal Highlights 1954 Pennsylvania Industrial Census
City and Vicinity items cover the 1954 Industrial Census of Pennsylvania. Genevieve Blatt announces Pennsylvania employment, wages, and manufacturing value rose from 1985 to 1986. Erie pensions program awards, local school honors, hunting notices, Santa Claus in Warren, and a Warren court case conclude with local civic notes and upcoming events.
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Warren
Warmin Coust
Genevieve Blatt
International Affairs
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Tnternal Affair
A & B Distributing Company
Dial
Erie
Joan Mark Gannon
Daniel ‘Leo Brocks
Paver’s
Santa
Claus
Second Avenue
Penn Avenue
Liberty Street
Banta
Hospital and club listings mix with dividends and ads
In Tamytotes the hospital reports admissions and discharges for several patients while the Italian American Club hosts weekly floor shows. The Ruberold Co declares regular and extra dividends payable in December to stockholders of record, noting a long-standing dividend history and an Erie plant. Local ads invite hunters, Woolrich gear, and a Jamestown iron plant labor discussion upcoming after a closing notice.
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Herbie Johnson
Ruberold Co
Shire
Raberoid
Erie
Bennis
N. Y
Jamestown
Dengehlijke
Jamestown Ind Trial Development Commission
Erie City Directory drive seeks wide cooperation
Erie officials launch a directory drive in the city Wesleyville and Lawrence Park with about 12 enumerators under Irene M. First. Residents and bus crews are urged to answer questions, with urgent cards left for not at homes to insure accurate listings.
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Erie
Erie City
Wesleyvilte
Lawrence Park
Irene M. First
Area Woman Bags Back In Back Yard Buck Scored Near 400 Pounds
Mrs Donald Moodie of R D 2 Clymer on the Clymer Wattsburg road found a huge eight point buck in her back yard during the New York deer season. After two shots the animal was hers, the first shot starting the hunt and the second finishing it. The buck weighed about 400 pounds.
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Anuthers
Donald Moodie
R. D
Clymer
Moodie
Clymer-Wattsburg
New York
White House reshapes space program advisory panel
The first US moonset test sphere is planned as a precursor to larger, instrumented globes to launch in March. A White House statement explains the advisory committee shakeup to create a direct link among the committee, the President, and Dr. James R. Killian Jr, newly named science adviser on leave from MIT president duties. Eisenhower had named Killian on November 7 to reduce delays and interservice rivalry in missiles, though his exact authority remains unspecified.
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Tke
White House
James R. Killian Jr
Science
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eisenhower
Jamestown Fire Blamed on Deliberate Arson at Plant
NY arson expert Pasquale Rigiuolo concluded the $200000 fire at Barmore Bellstrom Inc was maliciously set. Investigators estimate 5600 burning tires were destroyed and the repairing and recapping plant eliminated. The blaze began outside the building and spread through a wooden door into the room.
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New York City
Barmore-Bellestrom, Inc
Charles R. Dorman
Pasquale Rigiuolo
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Jamestown
Webster x Special
Fire investigator cites deliberate burning in Jamestown blaze
An investigator states the fire was set on burning material generating sufficient heat. Chief Dorman and Police Chief Paladino oversee ongoing inquiry. Another Jamestown warehouse fire destroyed by gas company facility and five cars. cause not yet defined but defective wiring suspected.
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Ivestigator 1
Wenitesuber Webstex
Dorman
John Paladino
Jamestown
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Dorian
Inventor Dies After Hull Test Lead in Cleveland
Richard Hull, 42, a janitor from Troy, died yesterday in Cleveland after a mishap during an electroplating test using the so-called Hull test cell. Authorities say the accident occurred during experimentation, with Hull reportedly developing the method.
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Cleveland
Richard
Hull
Troy, S
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