Youngsville Plans To Pass Wage Tax
Youngsville Borough council voted six to one to notify Warren School District of its intention to pass a one half per cent wage tax. The measure would raise about $20,000, roughly six mills, and an ordinance to ban oil well drilling on business and Youngsville Elementary School property was approved, as the area is slated for recreational development.
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Youngsvill
Warren
James Cowan
Ais
Youngsville
Business Peoples
Stow Ferry to Start April 15 at Bemus Point
Bemus Point Stow Ferry to begin its 155th season crossing Chautauqua Lake on April 15 with official start confirmed by C Burgeson. Ferry carries over 100 000 vehicles and 1 000 pedestrians each summer and runs to early November weather permitting. News notes a nearby New York Star bridge project may alter the ferry's role in the southern tier expressway future.
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Stow
Bemus Point
N. Y
Chautauqua Lake
Meresager C. Burgeson
Chautauqua County
Burgeson
Powell and wife held in contempt in defamation case
New York Supreme Court Justice Jae B. Frank held Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and his wife Yvette in contempt for failing to appear for examination regarding a $575,000 defamation judgment awarded to Esther James. Attorney Raymond Rubin sought civil and criminal contempt. ruling granted on default without specifying type. James, 68, Harlem widow, was awarded damages after Powell called her a “bag woman” on a 1960 TV program.
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Supreme Court
Jae B. Frank
Adam Clayton Powell
Yvette
Raymond Rubin
Esther James
Powell
Powells
Frank
Rubin
James
Eaceabat
Er ie Orphans Court Orders $124177 Payment In Thompson Will Case
Erie Orphans Court Judge James B. Dwyer ordered trustee Lewis S. Mosher to pay 124177 to principals in the Robert M. Thompson will dispute. The Erie estate, valued around 700000 at Thompson's death on March 21 1963, saw 829000 allocated to charities with about 330000 to Mrs Myra Parkhurst as principal beneficiary. Payment also covered 20000 to Mosher 90000 to attorneys Dunn and Wolford and 10080 to investigator Deffer along with 3896 in miscellaneous expenses.
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Erie — Orphans Court
James B. Dwyer
Robert M. Thompson
Thompson
Erie
Myra Parkhurst
Dwyer
Lewis S. Mosher
Mosher
Thomas Dunn
John Wolford
James Deffer
Dunn
Wolford
Cee Icellaneous
Jesus Crucified in Lenten Meditation by Rev Hansberger
Lenten meditation reflects on Jesus bearing the cross to Golgotha, refusing wine, and fulfilling prophecy. It notes the crucifixion as the center of salvation history, with soldiers gambling for garments and Jesus numbered with the transgressors. The sermon references Psalm 22:18 and Isaiah 53:12.
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Jesus
Golgotha
Isaac
Jesus the
Spaceman Weitz Led Navy Training from Erie High School
Erie AP reports Navy Lt Cmdr Paul J Weitz, 33, one of 19 men selected for NASA space training, traced to Harborcreek High School where he earned valedictorian and played center on the All Erie County football team. He later graduated from Penn State in aerospace engineering and joined NROTC, with wife Suzanne and two children.
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Erie
Navy
Paul J. Weitz
National Aeronautic and Space Agency
Wey
Harborcreek
Weitz
Suzanne
Air Force
James B. Irwin
Pittsburgh
Driver Whose Car Killed D Freed By Judge
New York State Court of Appeals denied further review in the vehicular homicide case of Gareth Martinis son of a judge. Judge Charles S. Desmond ruled there was no legal question for the court, ending the prosecution after earlier acquittals and a hung jury. The May 19, 1963 crash killed five people. the case drew double jeopardy arguments. Philadelphia mayor James H. Tate unveiled a 3.5 million plan to beautify downtown, seeking a 1.4 million federal grant.
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New York
State Court of Appeals
Gareth Martinis
Charles S. Desmond
Bronx
Court of Appeals
Maia Maurice Edelbaum
Martinis
Desmond
Criminal Court
Joseph ‘A. “Martinis
Edelbaum
Supreme Court
Philly
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Franklin Firm Sets Expansion of 80 000 Feet
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co officials said the Franklin plant will enter phase two of a $2 million expansion, adding 80 000 square feet. L. C. Bougain Co of Oil City won a $1.5 million contract for the project. Work will begin after clearance of the old water tank and rear warehouse as the plan aims to handle rising business, accommodate larger equipment, and prepare for a new product launch next year.
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Franklin Firm
Franklin
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
L. C. Bougain Co
Oil City
Fiole
Local Auto, Insurance Listings Under One Roof
A fragmented directory style listing shows automobile agencies such as W. W. Waterhouse Pontiac Buick and Turben's Auto Service along with other shops including Christensen Motors and Rambler Sales. Also named are Western Auto Store, Jerry Corry Concrete, Transit Mix, and Baltimore Life Insurance. Details include addresses and phone numbers for multiple businesses.
Free Tickets At Blatt's Rex Theater Ad Promo
Advertisements invite readers to call the store to receive a free theatre ticket. For three days from Friday April 8 through Sunday April 10 Kirk Douglas stars in Heroes of Telemark with matinee showings Saturday and Sunday of Alice in Wonderland in Paris and White Mane listed as accompanying features.
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Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Kirk Douglas
Paris
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