Electrical accident and local damage report from Meadville area
Richard Benedict 38 of Pleasantville fell from a 15 foot pole at Ramahan leases south of Pleasant Kill while working. Named victims include Lue Preston and others. Benedict reportedly recovering. State Police report vandalism at Lovell's Station with damaged school buildings and overturned outbuildings.
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Richard Benedict
Pléssantvile
Ramahan
Pleasant Kill
Titusville Hospital
Lue Preston
Pleasantville
Comy
Lovell
Lovell School
Conservation education at Camp Penn debated at federation meeting
Harrisburg October 14 A resolution was presented to the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs asking that Camp Penn Indiantown Gap provide conservation taught at a conservation camp. Dr Elmer B Cottrell said conservation education played a small part in 1999 camp, with 2200 boys attending two weeks of mostly athletics and voluntary instruction. some counsellors emphasized conservation.
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Ay Canmnamccu Crea
Harrisburg
Anen
Camp Penn
Commonwealth
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Tomoncosy
Federation
Elmer B. Cottrell
Department of Public Instruction
Layoffs Slated At Erie GE Plant
Erie GE plant announces temporary layoffs due to shortage of materials from steel and coal strikes. Manager Bertram Miller says reductions will progress through November, affecting about 7,500 workers by end of October and roughly 1,500 more in November.
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Pennsylvania
Truman
House
Senate
Allegheny
Genesee
New York
Erie GE
Erie
Erie Works
General Electric Co
Bertram Miller
Works
Erle
Erle Works
Leonard and Lawrence near reconciliation after AFL union row
Councilman Edward J. Leonard and the AFL Central Labor Union moved to mend ties with Mayor David Lawrence after a heated race. The union endorsed Lawrence with a plan to form a seven member committee including Leonard to resolve differences with the administration. Lawrence agreed to meet and Leonard signaled willingness to participate.
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Pittsburgh
Edward J. Leonard
Afl-Central Labor Uniory
David
Lawrence
Leonard
CLU
Grable
Central Labor
Thei Lawrence
Cl.i|ncluding
AFL
OSA
Tests Prove Abandoned Waif Not Dayton Couple’s Son
Laboratory blood tests at the University of Michigan Heredity Clinic concluded the five year old waif found in Ann Arbor is not the kidnapped son of Dayton Ohio couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson. Dr Charles Cotlenmian announced the tests were conclusive. The Thompsons had traveled to Michigan hoping the boy named Tommy was their son Ronald.
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Dayton
Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio
Charles Cotlenmian
University of Michigan Heredity Clinic
Arthur Thompson
Michigan
Tommy
Ronald
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Jimy
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Richard Windell
Ed Lowrey
Warren
Chester Kibbey
RD. i
Pittsfield
Corry Hospital
Kibbey
Leo Flaherty
Bear Lake
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
George H. Daggett
Andrus, Lent and Daggett
Bradford
MacLean Houston
United Refining Company
W. H. Millhissey
Waverly Oil Works
J.B. Fisher
H. A. Logan
Association
Mc Daniels
Mary States
Camden
N. J
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John Patrick Clancy
Mary Clancy
Ingram
Superior Cleaning Co
East
Washington Bt
Foster E. Davis & Son Fire & Casualty Insurance
Center St
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Swift
Powell
Want Conservation
Camp Pean
Auer Agency
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Paul Pizor
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Franklin B. Corry
Hudson
Buick
Chevrolet
Nash
Ford
Olds
Plymouth
Pontiac
Roy Aikens
Columbus, Pa
Ion
Sake For Council
Studebaker Trucks
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America
R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
Ubs
Lane’s
Santa
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Franz Fine Furniture
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Deslania
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