Steel Wage Policy Group Meets Today
The United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee meets to decide whether to accept proposed contract revisions or reopen negotiations that could lead to a strike. The panel, with 170 members, weighs a 4 percent raise and a 13 week vacation plan for long service workers, amid HRC talks with management.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
HRC
McDonald
Jobs In Industry Fluctuate Locally
Harrisburg reports Lawrence County industrial employment has varied since 1919 with peaks in 1959 and 1960 and declines to 1961. The largest employers shifted from primary metal and fabricated metal products to non electrical machinery and stone clay glass products, with 1961 figures listing 12,821 total.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence County
State Department of Internal Affairs
State to add industry voice on Pennsylvania water board
Lt. Gov. Shafer confirms Scranton administration plans to give business representation on the Sanitary Water Board. The move aims to balance health and recreation with industrial water use while three governor appointed seats are vacant.
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Hershey, Pa
UPI
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
National Council For Stream Improvement
Sanitary Water Board
State Fish Commission
Jay-Weaver Named Volkswagen Dealer in Lawrence County
Jay-Weaver Motor Company at 3249 Wilmington Road has been appointed the authorized Volkswagen dealer for Lawrence County. Announcement came from William J. Magarity of Auto Associates Inc King of Prussia PA Volkswagen distributor for Pennsylvania and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay-Weaver Motor Company, Inc
Wilmington Road
Lawrence County
William J. Magarity
Auto Associates, Inc
King of Prussia, Pa
Volkswagen
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Local Man Enrolls in IBM Automation Course
Paul Tardio of 501 Hazelcroft Avenue New Castle has enrolled in the IBM automation course at Pittsburgh Automation Institute confirmed by Rose Casasanta dean of the school.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Tardio
Hazelcroft Avenue
New Castle
IBM
Pittsburgh Automation Institute
Rose Casasanta
Business Briefs Highlights Industry Gains and Appointments
Taxable gasoline sold in Pennsylvania during the first quarter of 1963 reached 757,509,339 gallons, a gain over 1962. Homeowners learn steel chimneys offer economical installation for steel fireplaces. The National Pool Institute cites over 750 million dollars in pools planned for the year. Frank C. Hackett becomes promotion manager for Crane Co. hydronic products. Forrest B. Raffel joins International Society of Food Service Consultants. Diamond Alkali adds vinyl dispersion resins capacity at Deer Park Texas with expanded facilities.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Liquid Fuels Tax
Cleveland, C
Diamond Alkali Company
Deer Park
Tex
R. G. Richards
Union Pacific Orders Largest Locomotives
Union Pacific contracts Alco Products to build three 5500 horsepower diesel electric locomotives at Schenectady for late 1963 delivery. The $1 million order marks the most powerful locomotives built in America, expected to combine into 16 500 horsepower total.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Alco Products, Inc
Union Pacific Railroad
Alco
Paul N. Strobell
Locomotive and Engine Products
Strobell
Well Known City Planner Dies In Pittsburgh
Frederick Bigger, 82, longtime Pittsburgh city planner who helped drive redevelopment, died Monday night in a nursing home. A Pittsburgh native, he began his career in 1914, joined the city planning commission in 1922 and became chairman in 1934 serving in that role until his death.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Frederick Bigger
Bigger
City Planning Commission
Building firm posts sign for Site Personnel
A building firm posted a sign reading Site Personnel as it seeks employees amid reports of discriminatory hiring practices. The notice appeared to target workers for a future project location, with no further details provided about the firm or positions.
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UPI
New York Stocks Open Firm in Routine Trading
New York stocks opened firm with Goodyear down a half point to 3 percent, American Telephone up to 122, IBM at 460, American Tobacco steady at 29, General Foods at 81, Alcoa at 65.42, Procter & Gamble at 74, Eastman Kodak down 4 to 109, Anaconda at 50, Allied Chemical off at 50.5, Woolworth up to 50.5, Westinghouse flat at 37, Standard Oil of New Jersey to 66, Sears Roebuck 90, Texaco 60, International Nickel down to 62. Ford steady at 53.42, Chrysler up to 65, General Motors unchanged at 70, National at 42.12, Bethlehem 31, Jones & Laughlin 55.
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NEW York
UPI
Goodyear
American Telephone
IBM
American Tobacco
General Foods
Alcoa
Procter & Gamble
Eastman Kodak
Anaconda
Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Westinghouse
Standard Oil of Jersey
Sears Roebuck
Texaco
International Nickel
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
National
Steels
Bethlehem
Jones &. Laughlin
ACF Industries
Air Reduction
Allegheny Peaver
Allegheny Ludlum
Allis Chalmers
American Airlines
American Can
American
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Briggs Manufacturing
Canada
Celanese
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler City Products
Coca Cola
Colgate
Collins Radio
Cola
F&ir
Continental Can
Dupont
Eastern Air
Eaton Mfg
Inter Bus Mach
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin Hale
Kennecott
Koppers
Kroger
Lehigh Portland
LOF Glass
Lone Star Cem
Lorillard
MGM
Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Pullman
Pure Oil Vie
Radio Corp America
Reading Co
Republic Steel Xd
Reynolds Metals
Reynolds Toch
Richfield Oil
Schenley
Schering
Sinclair Oil
Socony Mobil
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Calif
Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Standard Oil Ohio
Studebaker Packard
Swift & Company
Tenn Gas Trans
Thompson R
Tidewater Oil
Timken Roller
Trans World
Union Carbide
United Air Lines
United Fruit
United States Rubber
United States Smelting
United States Steel
Warner Brothers
West Va
P & P BU
Western Union
Westing Air
Westing Elec
Wheeling Steel
White Motor
Winn Dixie
Youngstown S&t
Market quotations show wide swings across major stocks
UPI reports a busy trading day with big moves in ACF Industries Allegheny Ludlum Air Reduction and many blue chip names. Notable surges include American Tobacco Alcoa General Electric and Ford Motor while others like Bethlehem Steel and Standard Oil groups retreat.
Slayer Of Wife Given Sentence
Visiting Judge Samuel Fergus sentenced Leopold J. Unger Jr. to 4 to 8 years in Western Penitentiary on voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of his wife Bernice Unger. Unger, 32, pleaded guilty to murder after admitting he beat his wife following a drinking bout. Bernice Unger, 40, had five children from a prior marriage.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Samuel Fergus
Fayette County
Leopold J. Unger, Jr
Carrick
Western Penitentiary
Unger
Bernice
State Economic Issue Reviewed At Conference
Gov William W Scranton and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr lead a Harrisburg conference on Appalachian states economic cooperation. Delegates from West Virginia Maryland Virginia Alabama and Tennessee discuss lack of vocational training and the need for job skills and targeted regional solutions. Scranton says regional economies differ and singles out no single tax fix as key to industry.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Appalachian States
Roosevelt
Appalachian Mountain Range
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Alabama
Tennessee
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Kar Krug Dies Drama Critic in Pittsburgh
Kan Krug a drama and motion picture critic and columnist for the old Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph died of an apparent heart attack at his Allison Park home. He was 65 and a Sistersville West Virginia native who appeared on WIIC TV since 1960 discussing theater and films. He began publishing in Sistersville Daily Oil Review and later worked in Niagara Falls Akron and Wheeling before joining the Sun Telegraph in 1934 remaining until its 1960 merger with the Post Gazette.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Kan Krug
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Allison Park
Sistersville
W. Va
Krug
Wiic-Tv
Sistersville Daily Oil Review
Niagara Falls
Akron
Wheeling
The
Sun-Telegraph
Post-Gazette
Funeral notices list multiple local obituaries
Cleewee Sbi erman John Lewis 78 of 203 McKee Fording Rd died at 9 30 a m Tuesday June 18 1963 body to Leyde Tanner Mortuary Highland at Winter Aves ready for viewing Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m from mortuary with Rev Earl Hughes officiating interment Graceland Cemetery Jones John C Jr 38 of RD 6 died Monday June 17 1963 services Thursday 2 p m from Robert A Myers Home For Funerals 208 N Jefferson St interment Mt Hermon Cemetery calling hours Tuesday 7 9 p m and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m Reynolds Howard L 58 of 909 Adams St died Sunday June 16 1963 services Wednesday 1 30 p m from Howard Reynolds Funeral Home 909 Adams St interment Oak Park Cemetery calling hours Monday and Tuesday 7 9 p m Sankey Arthur D 71 of 450 Sankey Lane died 8 15 p m Sunday June 16 1963 friends received Leyde Tanner Mortuary Highland at Winter Monday 7 9 p m and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m services Wednesday 4 p m with Rev Donald Baird officiating interment Graceland
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Cleewee Sbierman
John Lewis
McKee-Fording Rd
Leyde- Tanner
Highland
Winter Aves
Earl Hughes
Graceland Cemetery
Jones
John C., JR
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Mt. Hermon
Funeral Home
Reynolds
Howard L
Adams St
Howard Reynolds
Oak Park Cemetery
Funeral
Sankey
Arthur D
Sankey Lane
Donald Baird
Private land sale notices in Lawrence County PA
Public sale notices detail private bids by Thomas J. Boughter and Bertha S. Boughter and Michael Banko for parcels in Neshannock and West Pittsburg, with court hearings set for June 28 1963 and related tax and deed history. Also notices re zoning ordinance amendments for Neshannock Township and testamentary letters for Joseph Garczewski estate.
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Thomas J. Boughter
Bertha S. Boughter
Gracelaw Road
New Castle
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Neshannock
Livingston Avenue
Lawrence
Paul E
Maxine Burns
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania, At No. 7 September Term, 1963, M.D
Michael Banko
10Th Street
P.O. Box
West
Pittsburgh
Taylor
West Pittsburg
Taylor Township
West Pittsburg Realty Company
E. M. Frisby
Thirteenth Street
Ral Andrews
Lawrence County Commissioners
Ree
Andrews
Court House
E.S.T
Bids Sought for Furniture and Equipment by New Castle Schools
Sealed bids for furnishings and equipment for the new land Seios and Thaddeus Stevens Schools in New Castle Pennsylvania are due by 4 00 PM DST June 26 1963 at the Board office 116 East Street. Bid lists and specs available from the Board office. The district reserves the right to reject all bids or select a single item. Jack R Hildebrand Secretary Legal News June 4 11 18 1963.
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Lawrence County
Neshannock Township
D.S.T
Smith Lane
New Castle
Pennsylvania
McGary Road
New Castle Area
East Street
Furnice and
Equirmannt
New Land
Legal News
Funeral Homes Listed in Elwood City Area
Funeral directors listed include Noga Funeral Home at 1142 S Mill St OL 2 6677 and H C Turner Funeral Home Ellwood City PA PL 8 4508 with contact details. The brief notice catalogs local funeral service providers.
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Funeral Directors
Noga Funeral Home
S. Mill ST
H C. Turner Funeral Home
Ellwood City
William
DeCarbo Funeral Home
Cunningham Ave
McGonigle
Help Wanted Classified Ad Clauses and Jobs
Job ads seek aluminum applicator workers appliance repair, office clerk, sales promotion with mileage and scholarships. Local openings require experience and neat appearance. box replies and address details provided for confidential responses. Night and daytime shifts available with training and commission structures.
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Price
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Steel
Pleasant Valley Advisory Council
Lawrence County Farmers’ Assn
Carl McElwain
Portersville
Dick Dean
Business World Today
News Harrisburg Bureau
Jay-Weaver
American Iron and Steel Institute
National Pool Institute
Frank C. Hackett
Crane Co
John A. Rishel, Jr
Youngstown, C
Union Pacific
Kar Krug Dies
Joseph Garczewski
Hickory Township
Joseph Garczewski, Jr
Jefferson Street
Genevieve Philips
Secutrix
Harlansburg Road
Charles Dlugokowski
L. S
Richard S. Cunningham
Chestnut ST
Weingartner Florists
N. Mill St
Lost
Gold Ghain
EWARD
T Newws Co
Child's Pet
Westell
Oregon
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln
National Tag Service Inc
Dept
Greenwich
Connecticut
AVON
Frances Morse
Oakland Ave
Penna
State
East St
c/o News
C. & B. Toy Club
Warminster
Johnson
M c/o News Co
MR. Curran
Youngstown, Ohio
R. L. Mechling
Stroud
Oes
J&h
Ae School
Ition
Wwe
Barletto Electric
Moravia
Uhlman
Box 840
c/o
Butler
M. c/o News Company
Slaven
Johnston Bldg
Rite Box
c/o News Co
Yellow Cab
Alco Washer Center
Washington
New Franklin-Freeman K & K
New Castle & Butler
Slippery Rock & Mercer
Davis Coal and Supply
Moravia St
McGowan Lumber CO. Inc
Slippery Rock
Crawford
Wilson & Barker
Willow Grove
Nilton St
Teece Lumber & Supply
Bell Builders
Concrete Specialists CO
Gara “Ry
Volant
S. Pearl
A. Graziani & Sons
Bob Hayes
State Line RD
Bessemer
Wilson
Rae
McAN _COAL CO
Icall Smith's
Glenn A
Caruthers
Warcase Wallpaper Paint Co
CALL
Ralph Monico
Joe Brooks
Clausen Company OL
Neshannock Ave
Penn Power
S. Jefferson St
American Can Company
Geneva
App
North Genessee St
Country Cash & Carry Lumber CO
Harlansburg
State Roads
Armstrong
Strouss
W. Grant
New Castle & Supply Co
McGee
Nurs RT
East
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