Warren Schoolboy on Italian Election and Communists
Raffaele Scalise, 16, Warren Observer carrier and McClintock student, recalls home town Sarastretta near Salerno where two locals and twelve in the countryside were communists. He notes anti clericalism, exile of two communists to Australia, and Togliatti’s pledge to seize private wealth if in power. He says southern voters are anti Communist, monarchy favored near Naples, Rome votes lean Communist, and Italians aren’t afraid of Communist rule.
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Italy
Italian Communist Party
Raffaele Scalise
Antonia Scalise
Schhriest St
Warren
Raffaele
McClintock School
Daniel Simmel
Sarastretta
Salerno
Catanzaro
Communist Party
Umberto
Gaetan Alolo
Australia
Church of
Madre Sarastreta
Togliatti
Itly
Naples
Fac
Rome
Raffael Scalise
Globe
Observer
Dick Lindsay
Labor Council Plans Institute and Report Meeting
Warren Labor Council will discuss preliminary plans for a one day Labor Institute and a report on the Pennsylvania Economic Conference. President Karl Petersen Jr and secretary Marvin Weasel attended the Harrisburg conference with educators officials and business leaders. Guests include Jack Coccoran AFL CIO and William Carter AFL CIO. An autopsy in Erie found Horatdio Figuraydo 61 died by accidental drowning.
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Pennsylvania
Warren Labor Council
Labor Temple
Karl Petersen, Jr
Marvin Weasel
Penn Stow University
Jack Coccoran
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Afl-Cio
William Carter
Printing Pressman Afl-Cio
Labor Council
Erie
UPI
Horatdio Figuraydo
Ultra Sonic Translator Aids Space Leak Detection
A Palo Alto firm develops an ultra sonic translator that hears silent oxygen leaks from holes smaller than a hair. Technicians use it to inspect spacesuits, pressure systems, missiles, and space prostas. The device, marketed by Deleon Conpolation, also helps locate leaks in cables and industrial systems.
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Palo Alto
Palo Alto Electronics
Fim
Space
Thex
Delcon
Conpolation
Deleon
Vehicle Crash Leaves Two Badly Damaged North of Grand Valley
Police report a two-vehicle crash about two miles north of Grand Valley with $425 estimated damage. No injuries were noted as both cars sustained extensive damage. Separate report notes Robert B. Vincent, 36, of Star Route Tionesta, in poor condition at Warren General Hospital after a Route 27 single-vehicle crash when he fell asleep at the wheel. Vincent suffered a fractured right forearm and multiple contusions. Troopers James Gallagher and Darwin Pohmchuk investigated the Warren sub-station incident, while Laura F. Byham of Kane was involved in a separate collision with a motorcycle driven by Leland M. Alleman in North Warren.
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Grand Valley
Robert B. Vincent
Tionesta
Warren General Hospital
Vincent
Laura F. Byham
Ee St. Kane
Pag
Aern Ste
Market St
Byham
Leland M. Alleman
Dougherty Roard
North Warren
Man Injures Leg in Target Shooting Accident
Scott Amsler of RD 1 Clarendon was treated and released from Warren General Hospital after accidentally firing a gun into his right leg while placing it in a leg holster during target practice in Mead Township. State police investigated the incident and reported the discharge occurred as the weapon was holstered.
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Scott Amsler
RD 1
Clarendon
Warren General Hospital
Amsler
Mead Two
Stanley Lantz Wins Archy Award in Pennsylvania Society
Stanley Lantz of Warren received an Archy Award at the Pennsylvania Archaeology Society annual meeting in Beaver PA. The award honors his outstanding contribution to archaeology. Three awards were presented, with Lantz receiving the first.
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Stanley Lantz
Warren
Archy
Pennsylvania Archaeology Society
Beaver
Lantz
Final Tax Action Draws Near In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a decisive vote on a bill to raise the sales tax from 4 to 5 percent, aimed at pumping 105 million dollars annually into the state coffers. Gov Gore Scranton is expected to sign before June 1, with later phases including a 26 million dollar cigarette tax hike and liquor tax increases. The same period features War of 1812 commemoration events in Erie and Gettysburg with national and state officials, plus a court hearing in Hazleton over Paul J. Smith’s ouster as unemployment compensation director.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Scranton
W. Start Helm
House
Erie
Gettysburg
State Capitol
Lake Erie
Oliver Hazzard Perry
James Rhodes
Ohio
Jet H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Clams Perry
Getysburg
Johnson
Jolson
National Cemetery
America
Paul J. Smith
Hazleton
State Bureau of Employment Security
Smith
Civil Service
State Civil Service Commission
Two Boys Drown In Quarry Water Near York
York Pennsylvania youths Kerry L. Smith aged 14 and Kenneth Lema aged 12 drowned Saturday in less than five feet of water at the Medussa Cement Co quarry. The incident was reported by UPI.
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York, Pa
UPI
Kerry L. Smith
Kenneth Lema
Sawrday
Medussa Cement Co
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Warren Schoolboy
Stone
James Gallagher
Darwin Pohmchuk
Warren Sub-Station
Warren Borough
Crippen
Man
Archy Award
Bureau
State Labored Industry Department
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