Teamsters Seek New Contract Across Western PA
Joint Council 40 representing about 2,000 Teamsters in 30 western counties will resume talks Tuesday with the Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Assn to pursue a new contract. Local 249 Erie drivers and district delegates reported by the New Castle Optimist Club plan a union vote next Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
J. Stevenson
J. Rt. Patterson
Harry Mack
Colin Linglun
Walter Novak
Quamas Ts Paran
Yed Munn
Peg
Radar use to trap speeders and DUI tests debated
Government considers expanding radar enforcement to catch speedsters and refining chemical tests to determine intoxication in motor vehicle cases. Proposals seek stronger authority for the revenue secretary to address habitual violators and implement periodic license reexaminations by driver age to improve road safety.
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Smore
State Revenue Secretary
Plenty Of Summer Jobs In Right Fields
Washington officials report wide open opportunities for summer work in ice cream and soda pop firms gas stations and resort hotels and camps while construction and factory work remain tighter. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell urges planning and research as ten million students seek vacation jobs this year. In Aliquippa Pa a bus line and state offices report a transit work stoppage amid contract talks leaving youths to seek work with alternative transport.
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Washington
UPT
James P. Mitchell
Aliquippa
UPI
Mitchell
Asx Woodlawn
Southern
Motor Coach Co
Eis
Negeyyo le Tal
Walions
Dick Jones
Ihe
Union of Sons
Atticrica
Els Hilivers
Jones
Traffic Safety Blueprint Outlined for Delegates Meeting
More than 200 delegates at the Eastern Conference of Motor Vehicle Administrators heard a long range traffic safety blueprint designed to fit existing conditions and future growth. Dr Ats E Neyhart, executive director of the Traffic Safety Council, explained the plan aims to adapt to changing conditions and soaring vehicle use, with weather and population factors noted as context.
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Hershey
Upl
Pensylvania
Eastern Conference of
Ats E. Neyhart
Gover
War
Traffic Safety Council
Canada
District of Columbia
Neyhart
Yale Research Organization
Theureau
Local students earn diplomas at Mercersburg Academy
Two Mercersburg Academy graduatesare Frederick H. Robins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Robins of 321 Euclid Ave, and Alfred R. Hoffmaster, son of Dr. and Mrs. Hoffmaster of 3132 Eine Robins. Hoffmaster joined the Caducean Club and other societies. Robins led in football and track, served as chapel usher, and was active in Literary and German societies. Dale Richard Perelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Perelman of 340 Moody Ave, won honorable mention in the prize awards program.
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Mercersburg Academy
Frederick H. Robins
Irvin Robins
Euclid Ave
Alfred R. Wolfmaster
iDr
Eine Robins
Hal Literary Society
Cadurean Club
J. Hoffmaster
Marshall Literary Society
the Caducean Club
Students Court Day Committee
Gunprudence Society
Future Lawyers
Rathrunde Hongriy German Society
Dale Richard Perelman
Larry Perel-iovan
Moody Ave
Military Pay Hike Bill Now Effective
Washington report notes a new military pay hike taking effect this month for personnel with over two years of service. The bill, signed by the president, raises pay for most active members and offers higher pay scales for promotions, aiming to retain skilled personnel in the armed forces.
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Eisenhower
Uncle Sam
AML
Willy Ran
Washington
Essant
Conteent Nat
Pr Smary Pers
Milnel
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Teamsters
Beaver Falls
Aiest
Harry Reith
WKST
National Radio
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Cascade Park Lake
Mark Slovens
Elwood
Ane 24
BALL
Jets For Children
Miller's
Washington St
Philco
Robins
E. Washington
First Federal Savings
North Mill ST
Gustav
Pure Food Bakery
Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Mercersburg
Drake
James Gabriel
Perry
Gaston American Legion Post 343
Joseph Fabbri
St. Vitus School
Frank M. Clark
Dial OL
Dixie
J.5. Riley & Co
Jamestown
Photo Service
Ektachrome
Eoples Drug Stores
Washington S
Remy
Eckerds
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