Air Hygiene Foundation studies occupational disease laws
The Air Hygiene Foundation of America conducts a legal survey of statutes and court decisions across 15 states on air pollution and occupational diseases. Attorney Henry A. Middleton leads the legal analysis, aiming to inform future legislation to protect workers from hazardous air conditions.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Air Hygiene Foundation of America
United States
H. B. Meller
Air Hygienee Foundation
Henry A. Middleton
Toledo
Middleton
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Mlinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Pennsylvania caves eyed for new uses by cheese maker
A Pennsylvania cheese manufacturer asked the Bureau of Geologic Survey about cave environments for aging cheese. Caves in the state run about 54 degrees with humidity varying, far from the 45 degrees and 90 percent humidity required. Officials suggested exploring cheese types suited to the existing cave climate.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Topographic Geologic Survey
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Bureau
Commonwealth Scenic Spots
Four New Castle Youths Graduate At State College
Four New Castle youths earned degrees at Pennsylvania State College during the 76th commencement in State College. Robert T. Golder and J Edward Rumbaugh Jr earned bachelor degrees, James M. Leslie and Arthur M. Brown earned arts and letters degrees, and John W. Offutt of Ellwood City earned a mechanical engineering degree. The article notes regional graduates from Beaver Mercer and Butler counties and mentions the baccalaureate address by Dr Henry H Crane.
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State College
New Castle
Pennsylvania State College
Robert T. Golder
H. E. Golder
Ter Avenue
J. Edward Rumbaugh, Jr
James E. Rumbaugh
North
Mercer Street
James M. Leslie
James G. Leslie
Court Street
Golder
Rumbaugh
Leslie
Arthur M. Brown
East St
John W. Offutt
Glenn Avenue
Ellwood City
Ralph Dorn Hetzel
Henry H. Crane
Elm Park
Two Travel Books At Free Public Library
Two new travel books appear at the Free Public Library. Patience Richard and John Abbe recount life and schooling in France Russia Germany and America in Around the World in Eleven Years. Juanita Harrison's My Great Wide Beautiful World is a world tour diary from a self supporting Black woman. Harry L. Shapiro's The Heritage of the Bounty traces Pitcairn Island through six generations with scientific notes.
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Free Public Library
Patience
Richard
John Abbe
France
Russia
Germany
America
Juanita Harrison
Harry L. Shapiro
the Bounty
Pitcairn
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Hart moved from First avenue to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Charles Rogers hosted her Sewing club at her cottage near New Galilee. Charles Ford of Second avenue visits grandparents in Fombell. Mary Watson and Pearl Sobeck of Third avenue graduate from Beaver Falls High School. Mrs. W. W. Stewart hosted Ladies Bible class at her Arthur street home. Families from New Castle and Wampum visited Mrs. H. J. McDanel and others in Coraopolis Wednesday.
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Mrs. Hart
First Avenue
Pittsburgh
Charles Rogers
New Galilee
Mary Watson
Pearl Sobeck
Third Avenue
Beaver Falls High School
M. E. Church
W. W. Stewart
Arthur Street
Elijah Reynolds
Esther
New Castle
James Robinson
Wampum
H. J. McDanel
Orris Ford
Second Avenue
William Roberts
Mt Jackson Notes Entertains At Dinner
Mt Jackson scene notes William Meanor entertained Limbo club members at a dinner honoring Jack Greghorn visiting Colorado and other places of interest. Fourteen guests dined with spring flowers as decorations then enjoyed radio music and social chat. I M Hamill Society announces all day meeting Thursday June 11 at Belle Hodge’s home with noon dinner by section one.
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William Meanor
Limbo Club
Jack Greghorn
Colorado
I. M. Hamill Society
Iva M. Hamill Society
Belle Hodge
Children's Day Service at United Presbyterian Church
Children will attend a Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. June 14 at United Presbyterian Church. Program committee includes Zula Lusk Mary Daugherty and Dolly Bair. Decorating committee lists Mary Laughlin Leora Hanna Russel Mars and Robert Meanor.
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United Presbyterian Church
Zula Lusk
Mary Daugherty
Dolly Bair
Mary Laughlin
Leora Hanna
Russell Mars
Robert Meanor
Queen Esthers Plan Silver Tea and Cascade Park Picnic
At the June meeting of the America Queen Esther society of the First M. E. church plans were advanced for a silver tea at the parsonage on Clenmore Blvd scheduled for June 11. A Cascade Park picnic is set for July 2 with Evelyn McIver as general chairlady, Peg Stoll and Bettie Cole as sub chairs. The nominating committee will name new officers at the picnic.
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America Queen Esther Society
M. E. Church
Verna
Evelyn McIver
Peg Stoll
Bettie Cole
Barking dogs annoy sick residents near Huron avenue
City police responded to a complaint on Huron avenue finding a noisy dog owner told to quiet the animal. A water main break was reported on South Jefferson street near Public Square. Police investigated disturbances on South Mill street during a church service and property damage on Rose avenue. Wade Johnson was sentenced to two days work for drunkenness and fighting by Mayor Charles E. McGrath at police court.
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Huron Avenue
Jefferson Street
Public Square
Wade Johnson
Charles E. McGrath
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