Union Rebuffs Two Settlement Proposals From Dairy
The Local 733 Milk Producers Union has rejected two settlement proposals from Greenville Dairy Co. at a Pittsburgh meeting. The union deems the offer to pay striking producers 25 cents per hundred pounds above federal order milk rates in Cleveland unacceptable since Pennsylvania pricing is set by the Milk Control Commission, not federal rules. William Diamond, the union president, notes the union opposes federal milk pricing and a pattern of company-initiated talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratappurun
Milk Producers Union
Strke
Greenville Dairy Co
San- Tity
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
William Diamon
Pennsylvania
Milk Conter Commission
Ohio
Diamon
Crippled Killer Dies In Chair
WETHERSFIELD Conn AP The violent life of Frank Woj culewicz ended Monday night as he sat paralyzed in the electric chair after seven years on state prison for slaying two men during a robbery. He was shot in the spine, appeals failed, and four guards lifted his wasted body to the modified chair. Electricity lasted about two minutes and he was removed. A 41 year old former juvenile delinquent, robber, bootlegger, and would-be rapist he murdered Sgt Walter Grabeck and bystander William Otipka at a New Britain packing house robbery in 1951. He was convicted in 1952 while in a hospital cot.
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Wethersfield
Conn
Frank Wojculewicz
Wojenlewicz
Walter Grabeck
William Otipka
New Britain
Ex Corryite Dr L Merle Christie Dies in Washington
An obituary notes the death of Dr L Merle Christie in Washington DC after a long career in Corry and DC. He studied at Central School, practiced in Corry, then moved to Washington where he lived for years. Survived by wife three sons Jack Robert Arthur Christie all in DC and daughter Mrs Jeanette Henderson of Florida. Also reports cartoonist Milton Caniff’s father John W Caniff died at 73 in Dayton Ohio from a coronary attack.
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Ree Erreves
L. Merle Christie
Washington
D. C
Christie
Corry
Columbus
Ental
Jack
Robert
Arthur Christie
Jeanette Henderson
Florida
Dayton, Ohio
John W. Caniff
Milton Caniff
Local Social Roundup From Lakewood and Vicinity
Mrs Norman Faust and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Leon Cable Sr in Lakewood. Mrs Enoch Cornish Sm convalesces after a broken arm at son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston. Leon Cable Jr visited his parents. Mrs Ivan Hawkins called on Mrs J C Manwaring and others. Michael Yasa is ill at home. J C Manwaring visited brother and sister, Mr and Mrs J P Peterson, on Sugar Grove Jamestown road. Mrs Leon Cable Sr entertained friends from Youngsville and Lattsville. Mrs Helen Johnson showed slides of her European trip. Many attended the wedding of Harold Corniss and Miss James at Watts Plats Methodist Church. Mrs Dehlia Armstrong of Celoron visiting sister Mrs Gertrude Newhouse.
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Een Lake
Norman Faust
Lakewood
Leon Cable Sr
Enoch Cornish Sm
Robert Johnston
Leon Cable Jr
Qerry
Leon Cable
Ivan Hawkins
Pillvanng
J C. Manwari
Youngsville
Lattsville
Helen Johnson
Harold Corniss
Miss James
Watts Plats
Dehlia Armstrong
Celorun
Gertrude Newhouse
Open Trial In Gang Parley Open Trial In Gang Parley
In New York AP reports a federal court trial of Apalachin convention delegates began without Joseph Bonanno who received a severance after a heart ailment was diagnosed by Dr. Simon Dack. Jury selection started from 800 prospects as defendants face charges of conspiring to mislead federal grand juries about the November 14 1957 meeting at Joseph Barbara Sr home.
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nEw York
N.Y
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
Fia
Tucson
Ariz
Simon Dack
Apalachin
Joseph Barbara Sr
Barbara
Crash Victim Dorothy Weismantel Dies in New Jersey
Dor othy Weismantel, 19, who was critically burned in the October 9 tuck and bus crash in North Brunswick, died in St. Peter's Hospital. Ten fellow students and a professor among the dead.
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New Brunswick
N. J
North Brunswick
Dorothy Weismantel
St. Peter's Hospital
Trenton State College
Absent Minded Motorist Leaves Wife and Children Behind
A motorist stopped at a Butter car station near Franklin to refuel and forgot his wife and children. He told State Police he did not miss them until Butler, and city police traced the family left at the station, arranging for them to ride a bus to Butler. The man offered no explanation for the lapse.
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Buller
Rule On Murder Indictment Today Near Downesville
Sierra County grand jury meets to decide if Larry Lord Motherwell should stand trial for the death of his elderly traveling companion, identified as Mrs Putney. The case involves Motherwell’s associations with a 7 year old Washington matron and a cross country trip. Remains were found 18 miles east of the county last August 16, and the last sighting was August 15 in Marysville where they checked into a motel as Dr and Mrs Motherwell.
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Downesvills
Canar Sierra County
Larry Lord Motherwell
Ren Putney
Gordon TI. Smith
Motherwell
Washington, D.C
Here
Marysville
Dr. and
Magnetometer maps reveal iron ore prospecting in southeastern Pennsylvania
Secret geological survey maps from a magnetometer survey, funded half by the federal government and half by the Commonwealth, spark planned prospecting in Bucks, Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Chester, Lancaster, Adams, York, Delaware, Lebanon, and Dauphin counties. Bethlehem Steel Co. continues Cornwall mining and Morgantown exploration with potential output exceeding two million tons annually.
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Harrisburg
Informa
Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
Federal Air Survey
Carlyle Gray
Gray
Bethlehem Steel Co
Cornwall
Lebanon County
Bethlehem
Morgantown
Berks County
Commonwealth
U. S
Bucks
Lehigh
Northampton
Berks
Chester
Lancaster
Adams
York
Delaware
Lebanon
Dauphin Counties
Kennedy Eyes California Challenge To Brown in Primary
AP dispatch reports rising talk among Kennedy aides that California’s June 7 primary could shape the 1960 Democratic nomination. Brown backs a unified delegation and may run, while Kennedy weighs a bid to break a potential stop-Kennedy alliance if California, New York, and Pennsylvania hold out against him.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Michael V. DiSati
Ohio
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Pennsylvania
New York
South
Lyndon B. Johnson
Noted engineer Charles Whitney dies in Paris
Charles Smith Whitney, 66, prominent American construction engineer, died Sunday shortly after arriving in Paris from New York. Whitney, of Milwaukee, belonged to the Ammann and Whitney firm with main offices in New York City. He was born in Bradford, Pennsylvania.
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Paris
Charles Smith Whitney
Pars
New York
Whitney
Milwaukee
Ammann and Whitney
New York City
Bradford
Dollar drive curbs gold loss as Britain eases trade barriers
The United States and seven nations, led by the Tokyo tariff talks, press to drop dollar discriminations while Britain readies new quota and tariff relaxations. IMF urges free trade shifts. U S aid spending pressures aim to keep dollars home. Nations build foreign reserves, buying U S securities, and compete with American firms abroad.
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New York
Uncle Sam
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Tokyo
Trade barriers reshape global dollar flows reshaping growth
The passage notes a shift from widespread dollar scarcity to renewed quotas and tariffs. It explains that U S policy aims to shield domestic industries while liberalizing European dollar imports, yet Latin America Africa and the Middle East face rising barriers reducing industrial gains from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Commerce
Tate
Latin America
Africa
Middle East
Europe
Failed Robber in City Crisis Reported
A man calling himself Richard Burgman, 5, from Baltimore warned of a robbery at a town office in SWrISBURGH. Police responded to the Assuchite Loan Co. where the would be robber was nabbed at a booth opposite the town office. Burgman was detained at centre station but later found hanging by his belt from a top bar and died after arrival at hospital.
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Swrisburgh
API
Pittsburen
Assuchite Loan Co
Rabbr
Stree
Booth
Richard Burgman
Baltimore
Burgman
Centre Station
Arrivial Adscent Hospital
Car Hits Locomotive Crossing in Sausalito Collision
At a North Western Pacific crossing in Sausalito California a car struck a diesel locomotive. The impact sent the vehicle skidding and sparking for 120 feet before stopping. Occupant Estelle L. Pinger a 62 year old Millbrae housewife was removed from the wrecked car.
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L. M. Christie
Corryite
Espinosa
Chelsea
Mass
John Sheppard
William Keith
Studebaker
Wiggers Garage, Inc
East South Street
Door
Washington St. Corry, PA
Business Mirror
the Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
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