Vandalism, arrests, and local incidents flash across Erie area
A sequence of police reports covers a Cam bridge Springs man charged in a child case, vandalism at Skyline Industries in Titusville, a West Main street property dispute, a glass theft report, a speeding fine in Busti, and telethon pledges for the Erie Zoological Society. Other items note a Bradford welder’s accidental death, a minor clothes dryer fire, a White House visit by a Cancer Society poster girl, and upcoming farm tour by a local agriculture class as well as a city traffic citation and a minor two car collision in town.
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Erie Zoological Society
John M. Cochran
WSEE
Wicu-Tv
Gannon Auditorium
Becky Dufford
Erie
White House
Becky
Kennedy
American Cancer Society
Clair O. Dutford
Witherman
Robert R. Desmond
West Church Street
Thak
West Pleasant Street
Desmond
First Avenue
West Pleasant
Gene R. Smith
Union City
Scranton To Outline Budget To Pay Assembly
Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton presents budget plans to a joint session of the General Assembly seeking about 130 million in new revenue for fiscal 1963 04 boosting the state budget to a record about 1.164 billion Two plan options target sales tax changes and broader bases with potential excise taxes on cosmetics and soft drinks Opposition from Democrats surfaces with critics citing clothing taxes and broader bases The legislature convenes as Scranton works on final details and timing for the unveiling of the budget plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Martin J. Silvert
Senate Finance Committee
Charles & Webner
W. Stuart Helm
Walt
Offier
Pa Man Wins 140000 In Sweepstakes In Pennsylvania
John Hill 76, a retired brewery worker born in Czechoslovakia, won 140000 on a Trish sweepstakes ticket, one of three Pennsylvania winners. Archie Galloway and Mrs. Matheson’s family also share 28000 each. Hill plans a car, home, and a chauffeur, while Galloway and Mrs. Matheson contemplate how to use their winnings amid tax and investment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John Hill
Pennsylvania
Hill
Ayala
Aintree
England
Archie Galloway
Heaver R. D
Marie Matheson
Plymouth
Czechoslovakia
Hokendanga
Allentoy
Galloway
Hawa
Matheson
Sted
Albert
Ireland
Fear Fire Bug Sets Fatal Blaze Near Prymer Home
Towanda Fire Chief Ivan Jones reports a fatal blaze with a body found inside after firefighters, unable to desert until the blaze was knocked down, rescued occupants. A separate arson on papers in a nearby Vincent house and an automobile parked near the Prymer home caused additional fires within two blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Ivan Jones
Meredith
Prymer
William Vincent
Romney Urges Vote For New Michigan Constitution
Detroit AP report on Governor Romney pushing Michiganders to approve a new state constitution amid Democratic and labor opposition led by John B. Swainson and August F. Scholle. Focus on apportionment, four year terms, and no state income tax. 1.4 million voters expected in spring election. best turnout since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George Romney
Sne
Michigan
Scholle
U.S. Supreme Court
House
Senate
Romney
Swainson
Robert M. Montgomery
Brakeman Crushed In Enola Yard Tragedy
A 33-year-old Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman from Sunbury, William J. Downs, was crushed to death yesterday between two railroad cars in the Enola Yard at 3 a.m. Investigators cited the Enola yard accident as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Enola
William J. Downs
GoopDy Nihal at South Paw Bowling Tournament Erie Visit
George Cooklis recalls a trip to Erie for the South Paw Bowling Tournament. He notes the left handed event, visits Colosseum bowling center on Peach Street, comments on its quiet acoustics, and visits North East for family updates. He jokes about a chalk bag mishap with his son Ramon and ends with reflections on performance and seasonal musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooklis
Erie
Ramon
Colossem
Peach Street
Corry
North East
Washington
Youths Attack Erie Visitor in Cheektowaga Robbery
Harry Gawron, 56, said two unidentified youths about 16 with dark hair attacked him from behind in Cheektowaga early yesterday, stealing $2. He suffered no serious injuries. detectives search for the pair as the case proceeds.
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Cily
Cheektowaga
Harry Gawron
Gawron
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Benjamin Skinner
Franklin Street
Hop-Home
Hamot Hospital
Alexander Taylor
Cambridge Springs
Taylor
Wesley Sitter
Hayfield Township
Crawford County
Skyline Industries
Titusville
Roger Grape
Fairview Street
West Main Street
Grape
Burton Ploss
Floss
Ivan Wickwire
North Center Street
Richard Truce
Jamestown
Busi
Truce
Justice of the Peace
George Clilverton
Busti
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Bradford
Alleghany
William MacDuffie
Cattaraneus County
Robert G. White
White
New York
Mac Duffie
Bruce Summerville
East Columbus Avenue
Sesson
Richard Farrer
Fistietar
Twin States
Lander
Warren County
Uidarn
Jerdine
Angus Eallle
Psning Joh
Parver
Marshall D. Hoath
Culuntus Avenue
North Center
Washington Street
Cobbatt
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank’s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Cohen Auto Supply
Industeial
Franklin St
ELF
M. Brokera - Fornates Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
TUFFY
Kendall
Center
Amd
Washington Streets
Mrs. al
Bert First Jr
Sharon
April
Consumer Discourt CO
Faymanty
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO
Corry — Beneficial Finance Co
N. Genter St
Sears Rasbuck
Onencial Finance Go
Eric Glendale
Heavilie ‘Beneficiat Finance Co
Meade
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Phar
Gov. Romney
Phipps
Nihal
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Dean Martin
Lana Turner
Jackie Kennedy
Asia
South First Avenue
Lillian Clark
James Loveland Patsey Notte
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Martha J. Phillips William Willis
Loblaws
Tbs
Gorton
Orchard Park
Rambler
Borstorff & Fitch
Bum Wood
Spencer
Thompson
S&h
Root Furniture
Lloyd Lillie
Stewart Messinger
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
Donald Ginn
John Middleton
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Frank Dahl
James J. Glata
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