Erie County and PA Workmen's Comp totals reported
State Labor records show Palligham 4 toll of 506 154 paid out under the Pennsylvania Workmen's Compensation Act. Eight fully compensable county cases accounted for 104 983 of the sum, with 95 972 in regular compensation and 8 011 for occupational disease. Also, 15 year old Patricia Bearle, survivor of a car train crash, remained critical at Hamot Hospital after severe injuries.
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Erie
Patricia Ba Erle
Corry
Grange set to debate farm and nonfarm reforms in convention
Pennsylvania Grange planned to introduce resolutions on school reorganization milk price policies and dairy industry regulation at its annual convention in Washingon Pennsylvania. The group aimed to back repeal of mandatory school reorganization and seek removal of seasonal milk price adjustments while urging tighter dairy board rules and a popular vote for president. Thomas Gardner and Glenn Whelpley were renominated to key Grange posts.
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Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania State Grange
Grange
State Council of Education
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
United States
Thomas 8. Gardner
Millville
Glenn Whelpley
Brockway
Death of PRR brakeman under probe
Edward W. Klutz a 45 year old Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman died after being struck by freight car wheels in the Oil City yard. Coroner Merle Wood and Trainmaster Thomas Swartlander are leading the inquiry with no witnesses reported. Klutz is survived by five children and his death is being investigated for possible railroad fault.
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Brie
Pe County
Edward W. Klutz
Pennsylvania
Klutz
Merle Wood
Thomas G. Swartlander
Oil City
Swartzlander
Fallout Nears U S Mainland Threats and Data Aids
Report discusses how U S submarines can detect shock waves and use sonar for data gathering on detonations. Radar may spot distant cloud formations and U2 samplings reach up to 80,000 feet to collect materials. It notes timing of detonations and elemental releases affect analysis over seconds to weeks.
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Page One Marine
Air Force
Fallout May Increase Heart Defects In Newborns
Doctors at a heart disease conference warn fallout from the Soviet 30 megaton bomb could raise congenital heart disease in children. Dr Daniel Mason of Hahnemann Medical College and Dr Joseph Garfunkel of St. Christopher's Hospital urge concern over atmospheric pollution and ongoing nuclear tests. They predict more subnormal babies born after spring fallout and call for action to protect future children.
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Philadelphia
Soviet Union
Daniel Mason
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Mason
North America
Joseph M. Garfunkel
St. Christopher’s Hospital For Children
Kennedy-Eisenhower ties shift as Kennedy faces Congress
Washington AP monitor James Marlow notes nine months into Kennedy's presidency that his style resembles Eisenhower's in avoiding open quarrels with Congress, yet Kennedy differs in personal engagement and foreign policy tone. The piece compares leadership approaches, Dulles versus Rusk dynamics, and suggests a potential strain in the budding Kennedy-Eisenhower rapport.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennerly
Congress
Truman Kenedy
Yesuit
Tere
John Poster Dulles
Dean Rusk
Dulles
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Defense
Rusk
Ead
Eixenhower
Republi
Firing Squad Tag Sale Aims to Fund Uniforms
The VFW Firing Squad, the town’s sole group for military funeral services, will hold tag days tomorrow and Saturday to raise funds for equipment and extra uniforms as it plans to expand from 16 to 20 members. Leaders say no pay is received by members or the VFW Post. Corporations releasing workers for duty include Corry Jamestown Corp Raymond division McTin nes Steel Co Aero Flow Dynamics Ajax Tron Works and the General Telephone Co. Members listed include Wendell Gage Lionel Tripp Clifford Taylor Charles Luton Robert Ottaway Harold Sheeter Lawrence Nichols Rodney Knowlton Harold Messenge Richard McCray Donald Sherman Peter Glavis Willis Harrison Robert Sanders and Thomas Cragg.
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VFW
Thomas Cragg
Westfield
N. C
Corry
Corry Jamestown Corp
Raymond Division
McTnnes' Steel
Missing Chautauqua aide raps Kennedy amid feud
A damaged passage cites a Chautauqua County official criticizing Kennedy administration as too quiet during campaign, with notes of tension between Kennedy and Eisenhower eras. It mentions a town clerk in Murmain Seetaules and references Haitian and other figures in a fragmented, period-voice style.
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Chautauqua County
Dames
Janneiing
Lave Ordi
Fupih
Perantig
Aepeinl
Tyr Suapervinine
Hays
Svelina
Robert I
Wales Ray
Hallapa
Kennedy
Campaan
Eisenhower
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Palligham
Erie County United Fund
United Fund
Mary Jean Hroh
Kittaning
Margaret Belter
William G. Swan
William McCarthy
Gene Britten
West Pleasant Street
Concord School
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Erie County Medical Society
PRR
Robert
Swantees
Mainland
Marlow
James Marlow
Russi
Khrushchev
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Journal Hey
Aton
Carrig’s
Barney B
Bennett
House of Fashion
Murphy's
Garloo
By Mark
San
G. C. Murphy CO
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