Moonlighting and the push for a shorter work week
An article discusses rising interest in a 36 hour work week and off time as fringe benefits. It cites the National Industrial Conference Board on paid time off and notes unions and business leaders advocate shorter hours to spread work, with anecdotes from Akron and the auto workers’ movement.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Wall Street Journal
Akron
Ohio
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Years Ago
Fragmented OCR describes Munich and Promos Beis Mussaliyi, memorials to VFuebrer Adgit Ifiller, and mentions Stephen E Miks with Bitter Sureted Post Nu Xb. It notes proposed sewer project near North Crater, a strip purchase, and possible river alignment by City officials including Mayor Glan Miner and Councilman CA Drie, potentially extending beyond the sewer line.
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Munich
Stephen E Miks
Bitter
Amiovioath Laws
Etsy
North Crater
Hase
Anti Y Seriery
Lehhen Chartersman
M. Leo Mulderick
Glan Miner
Counerman
Cooner Wich
Four decades past Carter City man earns sergeant rank
Richard Davidson of the city, who enlisted in the regular army six months ago, has been promoted to sergeant. His fiscal papers were received by his mother, Mrs. Francis Davidson, last evening. The Rex Theatre production The Mixo do was a fine home talent show under the Municipal Club. Corry men facing latest enlistment included LeVerne, Young, Sperry, Brown, Mooney, Williams, and Skertschin. Jerome Haight departed for Buffalo for a short business visit. Mrs. FDR visits Khrushchev in Moscow with invitation to visit at his vacation residence on Yalta trip.
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Richard Davidson
Regular Army
Strgeant
Francs Davidson
Rex Theatre
Te Municipal Club
Fdr
Khrushchev
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
TV Highlights and Programs Feature Unclear Nightline Teasers
A fragmented OCR reads like a TV guide snapshot with unclear program names and stray names. It mentions television scheduling, romance themes, and a survey on marriages and divorces, alongside scattered station cues and host mentions.
Court Grants Soldier Break Despite Traffic Arrests
Harborcreek man Rossiter was given a break by a judge due to his Army record. The court noted a prior good service history, and indicated a prison sentence would be inappropriate given his military background.
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Fermi Wil Ak
Sutuel Rossiter Joh
Patrick Connors
Harborcreek
Dude Rossiter
Army
Rossiter
Erie’s Oldest Policeman 85 to Retire After 30 Years
The Erie Police Department’s veteran officer, 85, known as Mr Zimmer, plans retirement in October after more than three decades of service. Joining in 1904, he witnessed the force grow from eight to about 140 members and helped introduce squad cars, radio, motorcycle units, traffic lights, identification, and crime detection labs as part of modern police work.
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Saci
Zimmiér
Erie Police Department
Luke
Department Gelerins
Iver
Urey Pegeitiy
Pas
Zimmer
Police to Fingerprint Juveniles in New Policy
Police in Serupvitis Rituisville will fingerprint juveniles involved in misdemeanors and violent offenses. The prints will be sent to federal and state agencies while the Suite Police Chief Albert Brady cited approval by Charley Naddeo and District Attorney Richard Thomas as backing the plan designed to aid crime solving and reduce unsolved cases.
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Ritusville
Albert & Brady
Charley Naddeo
Earlly
Ticee Fe
Velle Bay
Naddeo
Washington DC
Suite
Police
Cay Thei
Chic Brady
Richard Thomas
Funeral service held for Mrs Laura Ayers at Bricken Funeral Home
The funeral service for Mrs Laura May Ayers was held yesterday at Bricken Funeral Home with Rev WH Ray Harts officiating. Burial followed in the family lot at the Presbyterian Cemetery near Charla. Several Ayers family members served as bearers, with many relatives and friends in attendance from Warren, North East Me, Bradford, Youngsville, and nearby towns.
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Laura Ayers
Laura May Ayers
Bricken
Sp.me
Ray Harts
Presbyterian Ceemetery Ab
Ayers Brie
Gud
Otea Salih
Clawle Ayers
Lawrence Englih
Frank Heron
Bradford
Richard Ayes
EP Bainy
Cepbus Ayers
Warren
Tirold. Ayers
Clymer School Offers Adult Driver Education Classes
Clymer School announces registrations for driver training education classes will be taken from Hi to 9 p.m. next Tuesday. Enrollment is open to all persons over 10 and not in high school. A fee will be charged to registrants. Later next month about 46 publications will be sent home with each student announcing other adult education classes.
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Clymer Centra Senor
Henis
Achou
Chile
Light Co aide dies during surgery in Pittsburgh
Robert B. Danworth, 60, vice president in charge of Lee engineering and construction for Diquesie Light Co., died late yesterday during surgery at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh. He was a senior executive and long-time industry figure with ties to regional power projects.
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
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J. Walter ‘Thompson Company
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William LeVerne
Thomas Young
Fred Sperry
Linyd Brown
Ohn Mooney
Willard Willams
Adolph Skertschin
Jerome Haight
Buffalo
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Otrut Tempel
Gattis
Greene
Stas
Stables
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ANC Next
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