Ziesenheim to Be Appointed County Controller
Gov. John S. Tinney plans to name Joseph R. Ziesenheim former Erie County state senator as county controller to serve until January 1, 1958. Ziesenheim will likely campaign to complete Harvey M. Willis's term and will be submitted for state senate confirmation during the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Ziesenip
Erie Iity
John S. Tine
Ziesenhein
Renute Harvey M. Willis
Ziesentwim
Missionary to Speak at Baptist Church in Cleveland Heights
The Rev. Ger Smelser, superintendent of the Land Hebrew Mission, will speak at the Ish Baptist Church Thursday night about Christian work among Jewish people in Ireland. The Cleveland Hebrew Mission, 47 years established, recently moved to Cleveland Heights. Smelser travels widely in the east and midwest and will discuss notable communities. A cordial invitation is extended to interested persons to attend the 7:45 p.m. program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ish Baptist
Gersmelser
Land Hebrew Mission
Ieland
Cleveland
Workers End Strike At Pittsburgh Plant
CIO workers returned to their East Pittsburgh Homewood plants of West House Electric after a one day protest strike. The brief action idled nearly 18,000 workers in the Pittsburgh area.
Seven Reprieves Won By 3 Convicts
BELLEFONTE Pa April 4 Three young Philadelphians convicted of murder in a tavern hold up have won their seventh reprieves from the electric chair. A federal judge issued a stay for one, 26 year old David Darcy, late yesterday. Governor John S Fine ordered reprieves for the other two Harry Biete 22 and Farold Foster 28. The 48 hour reprieves come just before midnight execution time. The stays are the second last minute actions in the case this week. A hearing and writ of habeas corpus were granted, with a 108 am Thursday hearing set by U S District Judge Frederick V Follmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Lip
David Darcy
Atteran
John S. Fine
Harry Biete
Farold Foster
Gov. Fine
Charles J. Margiotti
U. S
Frederick V. Follmer
Davey
Ohio bookie crackdown hits racewire services
Heat from a nationwide crime inquiry disrupts horse bookie operations across Ohio. Wire service to four cities including Cleveland Columbus Springfield Dayton is cut off to bookmakers. Book rooms in East Liverpool and Steubenville close as grand juries convene in these towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bookies
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Springfield
Dayton
Liverpool
Steubenville
Film at Presbyterian Church This Evening
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a showing of Fire Upon The Earth presented by the Women’s Association. Westminster Choir College of Princeton provides musical support. A silver offering will be taken and the program runs from six o’clock into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Womer’s Association
Westminster Choir
Coleus
Princeton
Cory School Students Buy Bonds and Stamps
Cory School distributed 1197 dollars in bonds and stamps during March. Junior High led with 3094 students and sales data, followed by Junior Elementary 110 dollars, 269 students, Concord 97 dollars 240 students, Payview 85 dollars 128 students, Washington 85 dollars 117, and Harding 24.48 dollars with 360 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthoonen Aa
Rae Wueny Pneu School
Hetel M. Spencin Chy
Japior High
Goncord
Payview
Washington
Jamestown Bans Phone For Bookies
Jamestown moves to remove phones from bookmakers by mayor directive after police arrest five alleged bookmakers and $250 bail posted each. The mayor asked Jamestown Telephone Corporation to restore service at the Depot Nevis area. the company signaled cooperation with city law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Saniel A Stroth
Damesingar Telephone Corporation
Pulive
Ave
Stroth
Nevis
John DeVily
U.S
New Aid
sueVick
Leroy
Benjamin
Cravens
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Jake Night
Claim Actress and Husband Cross Picket Line at Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania on April 4 a union raid led by the AFL CIO was said to involve actress Jeanette Mau and her husband Donald aided by Gene Raymont. They reportedly crossed the picket line during a Hershey Theatre performance of a musical production The Ghiardamien. The couple, members of the ATL, faced accusations they violated a contract by crossing the line and risking penalties under the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Nerseey
Avtrobs
Jeanette Mau
Donald Qaid
Hex
Gene Raymont
Pickeb
Mneter
Hershey Theatre
Wight
Raymond
Raymonds
Ghiardamien
X Surike
AFT
Ab Pute Raymione
ATL
Accurs Ryinty
Samen
Ahem
Hersey
Woskeoutto
Yeni
Linatfom Utes
Couneel Wish
Abel
Macdonald Wind
Painter Burned In Blast in Jamestown Firm Fire
A painter was burned in a blast at a newly partitioned room in a building occupied by Part Construction Company and THO Routl Company. The explosion caused about 40 000 dollars in damage and sent heat and debris through the area. A workman and a helper aided cleanup as a ladder was knocked loose by the blast and the force threw them to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malti
Balan Ag
Two Killed in Chase Johnston Tow Tractor Crash
April 4 report of a collision between a tractor-trailer and another vehicle near Taboskiwi. Victims named Truwin Paust Jr 23 and his wife. An apparent related reference mentions Dilly Maris 25 of Conemaugh and a duty at the T.8, Ded. Foive, with Eugene a quick, breuret service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasie Johnstow
Pag
Taboskiwi
Trewin Paust, Jr
Dilly Maris
Conemaugh
Foive
Eugene A Qurick
Breuret Service
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Ziesenheim
Fine
Baptist Church
Ay Associates Press
Silerus
Presbyterian Church
Cory School
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Sti
Corry, Fa
Joan
Tven
Teres
B. 1 Finance CO
Consumer Discount CO
Peronel
Consumer Discount
Cox
N. Center
CORRY
PAL
Harry Hall
YES
Dodge
Vstom
Ark
Newt Nore
NEWI
WEWI
Martin Motor Sales
West
South Street
Painter
Pittsburgh
Webster Halle
Isburgh
SV Mokall
Desahate
Vondyedine
Plies Nuns Symphony
Bri
Sam Kirgten
Carnegie
Evan Shaye
Wil
pistAxey Parks
Soden
Fitsryrgh
Heiman
Jewelers
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
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