Cornplanter Indian Reservation Highlighted in Pennsylvania Tour
Editor notes profile of Warren Van Dyke urging a tour to the Carnphinrer Indian Reservation in northeastern Warren County near the Allegheny River. It recounts Cornplanter, a Seneca chief born about 1736, his mixed heritage, raids in youth, shifting alliances, and later ties to the United States including peace efforts with General Wayne and service during the War of 1812. The piece links the site to Pennsylvania's historic and educational value for travelers.
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Washington
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Kelly-Springfield Tire Co to Resume Operations at Cumberland Plant
The Kelly-Springfield Tire Company will continue to operate its Cumberland, Maryland plant under the financial control arrangements with Goodsoy. Forrest Fehinel said the firm will remain independent, use its long manufacturing experience, and produce auto truck tires tubes and related repair materials while expanding leadership in tire development. The company traces roots to 1894 and has history of innovations including early pneumatic tires and long mileage guarantees.
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Rights and corporate power argue over press and trial
Long fragmented text argues that corporate mergers reshape worker rights and economic power, urging expanded protections in the Bill of Rights. It discusses union limits, wage disparities, collective bargaining, and the evolving role of jury trials and grand juries amid industrial change.
Fragmentary OCR Notes Offer Unclear Local Details
The readable lines mix names and phrases in a distorted OCR sequence. It mentions Seton kitchen, heat errors, Patt ta rogee, Lendenabinr Tete, and Teste Witten Nuun Awe, with unclear context and missing events or dates. No clear person or organization action is identifiable.
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