Hearing set for aldermanic heating and other Erie notes
The postponed aldermanic hearing for Edward Mead is scheduled for 1 30 p m April 10 before Alderman George Christoph. District Attorney Herbert Johnson Jr asks lawmakers to press for a Pardons Board investigation and to release a report on 11 bribery cases. Other items include sentencing delays for Casey Wisniewski and a jailhouse habeas corpus bid by Vernon Hancock, plus marriage license filings and local school and public notices in Erie County.
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Edward "Sohny" Mead
Mead
John J. Mead, Jr
The
Erie Times
Roslyn Reynolds
George Christoph
Erie County
Assemblymen
C. Arthur Bins
Pennsylvania Pardons Board
Herbert Johnson Jr
Pardons Board
Johnson
City Hall
Casey Wisniewski
Erie
Wishilewski
Samuel ¥. Rossier
Lewisburg
Vernon Hancock
D. 3
North East
Rockview Penitentiary
Hancock
Senate considers boxing code amendments in Harrisburg
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania senators review changes to boxing law. Proposals require knockdown fighters to stay down until counted to ten, mandate six week physician exams after knockouts, and allow retirement if a doctor deems continued fighting unhealthy. Sponsors include Sens Donohow Dent Kent and Watkins.
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Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Athletic Commission
Sens
Donolow
Phila
Dent
D-Westmore- Saud
Kent
Crawford
Watkins
Delaware
The
Athletic Commission
Train Cars Detained To Clear Crossing In Corry
Railroad officials say two rush cars loaded with Sunday papers printed in Dunkirk must be set off to allow an eastbound train tonight. The long freight that delivered the cars blocked the crossing while cars were moved to a side track.
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Dunkirk
Corry
Bridge Work at Columbus Blocks Fire Response
Bridge rebuilding at Columbus halts vehicular traffic across Brok enstraw Creek forcing crews to split with east and west side access via Route 8 to Baceuis Corners. Deputy sheriff and Civil Defense personnel will crowd control and clear routes for fire crews, while residents are urged to exercise extreme fire safety. Prominent Mason Samuel Starkey dies in Pittsburgh at age noted as retiring American Bridge Co. official and longtime fraternal leader.
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Corry
Columbus
Brokenstraw Creek
Corry Corrid
Corry Memorial Hospital
Baceuis Corners
Lottsville Road
Pittsburgh
Samuel Starkey
American Bridge Co
Starkey
Prince of Pennsylvania Council Knights of Jerusalem
Grand Imperial Council of the Red Cross of Constantine
Wisconsin Primary Upset Hints Kefauver Farm Belt Victory
Kefauver claims farmers unrest and potential win across the farm belt after winning Wisconsin. Eisenhower slate trails noted as inconclusive while Minnesota delegates boosted Kefauver and Wisconsin turnout nears 780000. Comparisons to 1952 and 1954 GOP races contextualize the contest.
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Wisconsin
Kefauver
Pres Dent
Miami
Minnesota
Kefnuver
Sls
Evnen
Aqain
Eisenhower
Taft
Rohio
California
Earl Warren
Harold E. Stussen
Part
Warren
GOP
Presdent
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Thomas Dewey
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Erie County Court House
Styles R. Sparling
Joyce H. Rowland
Union City
John E. Coan
Siegel, Pa
Betty ¥. Steele
David Bowser
West Mend ‘Township
Mendville
Wiegehooigen
J. W. Fox
Robert M. Cross
Cross
Presbyterian Home
Titusville
Croke
Way Howse
Benate
Sen
Schmidt
D-Aliegheny
Kane
Ol City
Conting
Allegheny
Glenn Puller
Paul King
Sherman
Douglas Wels
John Wels
Franklin Street
W. W. Waterhouse
Royal
M. Howard
Clifton M. Howard
Donald H. Armitage
Herbert Loverland
Skyline Industries
Tionesta
National Labor Relations Board
Skyline Management
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Washington Street
Conus Edlover
Boke
ARROW
Mead Brothers -Dealers
Midwest Homes
Russell Street
Midwest
Mead Brothers — Dealers
Rowell St
Vente
Warren, Pa
Wieage
Midwest Monites
Auddrews
Ahobia Lovington UK
Vance New
Ametico
Firestone
Mie
IndianaPel
Alo Aveilet
Nien Poya
Tae
Zinnia
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center Street
Nanan Firestone
Rone
Sena
al ‘Theamar
Alon Terday
Sox
Don Anae
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