Pennsylvania teachers vote to ban Communist party members
Two hundred teachers at a state educational conference in Bele voted to ban advocates or members of the Communist party from membership. The resolution was presented by a committee led by AR Moon, supervisor at Cochranton High School in Crawford County. The northwest area covers Erie Warren Venango and Forest counties.
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Call For Strike Vote In GE Plants
United Electrical Workers call a strike vote for about 50 000 GE workers across four plants in New York Oct 16 The UE competition CTO International Union of Electrical Workers also held a vote and reached a pay deal while IUE claims 70 000 members in 85 GE plants accepted a 2.5 percent raise The UE was ousted from the CTO amid accusations of Communist influence.
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State payments to institutions lag as arrears grow
Harrisburg reports nearly 8.5 million dollars in overdue state funds for colleges training schools and hospitals for the quarter ended August 31. Delays stem from stalled tax plan talks and a fall session recess until December 10. The auditor general will release funds once the legislature approves money.
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Second Victim Dies From Pre-Dawn Crash Near Meadville
Franke Jacob Miller 2 of Cleveland died in City Hospital from a skull fracture and punctured lung after a car plunged 50 feet off a creek embankment into an unfinished bridge near Tinesville. David Steele 27 of South Fork Cambria County died shortly after. State Police said Miller missed detour signs.
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Woman Recovers From Poisonous Spider Bite in Jamestown
Jamestown Ott October reports the sister of Millie Rhodes of Limestone recovering from a black widow bite on the lip after brushing a window curtain. The bite caused rapid swelling reaching the nose, with medical concern described by relatives.
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Woman Receives Care After Illness at St Francis Hospital
Neighbors drove the woman to St Francis Hospital in Olean where her husband had been a heart patient. The attending physician found the proper serum for the rare affliction and her condition is improving after discharge. her face remained swollen but shows progress.
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Seven Hurt In Bus Crash Near St Marys
An auto crashed into a school bus in heavy fog two miles southwest of St Marys injuring seven people. Five car occupants and two bus passengers were hurt including Joyce Wollt, seven, of Dagascahonda with a fractured jaw. She was taken to St Marys Hospital.
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