City and Vicinity local notices and ads roundup
A mosaic of small-town items from Quality Printing to hospital updates. Kane resident Harry Bradybanzh, 49, remains semi conscious after a fall at Expres s Chair. Oil City reports 218 babies born in the hospital in Q1 with 132 boys and 86 girls. Community notices include street paving petitions due by April 21, a Franklin new radio station progress, and Easter promotions from several local shops. Roadwork bids, hotel staffing, and civic society efforts are noted along with upcoming events and sales.
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Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Oil City
Venango County
Gladys Neren
County Tuberculosis Society
Sea
TAS —Pranklin
Franklin
FCC
William H. Sauber
Elk Society
Conneaut Lake
Pesnatvania
Greenville
WOTM
W. B. Mall
Canadohta Lake
Red Cross
Mall
Barnes & Carrig
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Connie’s
Mesdville
Crawford County
Office of Register and Recorder Forest L. Knapp
Evans Yarn Shop
Zerie
Brookline
Mass
Gerald
Stevens
PBI
Boston
Morton's Children’s Shop
Hospital report and town notices from Erie area
At 7 a m today the hospital report lists admissions including Gayle DeMarte, 108 Concord street, and Mrs. James F Graham. Discharges include Melvin Reslink and Mrs. Robert Jackson, with several others named. Also noted are Easter egg orders, a fire on Meadville firemen, Good Friday service closures, theft at Academy High School, a youth facing juvenile court action for robbery, and local advertising for Diemer’s restaurant and turfbuilder.
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Ritz
Meadville
La.m
Fred Car
Mean
Meadville Parking Authority
Erie
Academy High School
Diemer's
Larry Smith
Scott
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Erie News Briefs Mix Gardens Burglaries Taxes
A local Erie tobacco salesman was captured in a drug store burglary in Greenville, Mercer County, and Robert B. Johnson of Erie pleaded guilty and is jailed. Erie council reviews Memphis taxes on beer and auto privilege. cookie sale ends today. two patrolmen held at gunpoint forced a Cadillac to curb over unpaid gas bill in Buffalo.
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Ty's Hotel
Blue Bonnet
Titustille
State Highway Department
Thomas A. Mekis
Valencia
Pine Creek
Titusville
Mekris
F. L. Baressi
Jackson‘s
Floral Gardens
An. Erie Tobacco
Greenville
Mercer County
Robert B. Johnson
R. D
Erie
Ginnny
Ginnete and Jill
Toy Town, i
N Tenn
Memphis
Connie's
Buffalo
Burned-Out Skaubryn Afloat Off Africa With 1200 Aboard
The Skaubryn, a 9,786-ton Norwegian immigrant ship, burned after an engine room explosion Monday night and remains afloat in the Indian Ocean off Africa. About 1,200 passengers and crew including 200 children are being taken to Aden aboard the Italian liner Roma. Survivors were rescued by the City of Sydney and transferred to the Roma. One German passenger died of a heart attack.
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London
Skaubryn
Indian Ocean
Africa
Red Sea
Aden
Roma
Australia
City of
Sydney
Israel Renews Plan to Reclaim Lake Huleh Amid Clash Fallout
On the Israeli Syrian border tensions ease after two days of fighting as Israel confirms proceeding with the Lake Huleh reclamation project. Mahmoud Fawst travels to Zurich to meet UN chief Dag Hammarskjold while the United Arab Republic delays a Security Council meeting request, citing a quieting ceasefire. Both sides accuse each other of aggression. fighting involved tank and artillery exchanges with limited casualties disclosed.
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Cairo
Israel
Lake Huleh
Mahmoud Fawst
United Arab Republic
Jehwes
Zurich
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
DAR
Security Council
UN Armistice Commission
UAR
Ysrael
Hulet
Syria
Eisenhower criticizes anti recession measures and housing bill
President Eisenhower warned the Soviet test ban talk is propaganda and urged serious action on the recession. He criticized the 1.85 billion housing bill while stressing private spending must be encouraged and that Congress must study anti recession measures before enacting them.
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Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Congress
Government backs housing loans as FHA bill eyed changes
Eisenhower faces proposed FHA changes while agencies tune mortgage support. The plan enables FNMA to buy mortgages, easing lender risk and expanding construction plans. Officials say it could spur industry growth and reassure builders and lenders. The act also allows raising GI loan interest to four percent, potentially improving veterans housing access.
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Eisenhower
Federal Nations Mortgage Association
FNMA
Wiat
National Association of Home Builders
Eisenhower Signs $1.88 Billion Housing Bill Amid Criticism
In a Federal action President Eisenhower signed a $1.88 billion housing measure despite calling parts of it incompatible with free enterprise while praising other provisions for spurring economic activity. The Senate Appropriations Committee moved swiftly on a separate proposal to allow federal agencies to place orders for up to $840 million in supplies and equipment to counter the business slump.
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Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhowe
House
Deport Alien After Raid
Russell Bufalino of Pittston Pa was deported as an undesirable alien after hearings before Immigration officials. Bufalino admitted birth in Belly in 1903 and denied alien status until evidence proved otherwise. His attorney plans an appeal and he has until April 12 to decide.
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Philadelimla
Russell Bufalino
Pittston
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Abraham Gold
Calidad
Bufalino
Bietly
Apa
Iéha Orlow
Gold
Bufalin
Apalachia
Joseph Barbara
New York
Barbara
Morris Perlovsky
United States
Perlovsky
Easter Cantata Draws Churchgoers At First Methodist
About 322 Easter cantata audiences last night at First Methodist Church enjoyed The Crucifixion performed by a 60 voice choir. Tenor Charles Correll and bass John Rossbacher sang solos with Barbara Roberts on organ and H. Lynn Rice directing. After the program, Methodist Church ladies served refreshments to the choir.
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Seeve Secelfed
First Methodist Church
the Redeemer
Heath On the Cross
Charles Correll
John Rossbacher
Barbara Roberts
H. Lynn Rice
Indies of the Methodist Church
Ike Talks Plan for Civilian Space Agency
President Eisenhower urged early enactment of legislation to create a civilian space agency. He proposed a space board with officials from aeronautics and space fields including at least one Pentagon member to ensure military input. Outside members would be eminent scientists and engineers. The agency would offer attractive salaries, conduct research in its own facilities and via contracts, cooperate with the Defense Department, and study Earth atmospheric flight and space travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gos Eisenhrower
Space Board
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Rprings
George A. Scharf
Riverside Inn
Cambridge Springs
Francis Parke
Hatire
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Heberlein Motor Sales
Reaturs
Orchard Park
Kat
Corry Hospital
Gayle
Joseph’ DeMarte
Concord Street
James F. Graham
Garland
Russell Réam
Columbus Avenue
Alice Aldrich
Hatch Lstreet
James Shaver
Snyder Olele
Lawrence Parmenter
North East
Edward J, Combs
Franklin Street
Melvin Reslink
Clymer
Barry Chambers
Forest May
Columbus
Robert Jackson
Second Avenue
Dale
Gusty Gartepy
Spartansburg
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry Savings Cloan Gin
Inter Street
Gop
Senate
Knowland
California
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
Ike
Washington Streets
Heberlein Motor
Corry, Pa
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