Complaint Filed On Bridge Plans To Ease Rail Crossing
Erie April 8 Residents protest the Lake Plews Antroad S curve crossing at Take Pleasant road near the Pennsylvania Railroad. County Commissioner Reymek says a formal complaint will be filed with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission this week by attorney Walter Carl for Rev Francis Schlindwein and Boniface Parish members. More complaints are anticipated as residents press for a second bridge and accuse the State Highway Department of slow cooperation.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Reymek
Reymrk
Take Pleasant Road
Reymiek
State Highway Department
Crackdown Ordered on Erie Motorists
An Erie crackdown on motorists failing to yield to pedestrians followed a Perry Square crash that injured Kay Lorraine Gehrlein, 5, struck by Harry Taylor, 49, Erie, as she crossed at 700 PM Sunday. Traffic Inspector Dave Parmenter said police will enforce crosswalk right of way, noting prior injuries despite legal right of way.
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Perry Square
Kay Lorraine Gehrlein
Henry Gehbrlein
Harry Taylor
Hamot
Dave Parmenter
Little Tay
Otto Behrend
Hammermill
David Dick
D A Allen Stricken Yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital
D A Allen of 16 West Parke Place collapsed at Ajax Tron Works and died at 4 46 pm yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital after being admitted in the morning. He was born August 12 1909 in Seward Pa and lived in Johnstown East McKeesport Corry since 1949. Survived by son William A Allen Pittsburgh four daughters Vera Klein Elaine Kuhor Grace Hughes and Lory Mortz seven grandchildren four brothers and two sisters. Burial will be in Grandview Memorial Cemetery South Versailles Township Pa with services at Louis Fell Funeral Home East McKeesport.
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A. Allen
West Parke Place
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ajax Tron Works
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Seward
Johnstown
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Louis Fell
Grandview Memorial Cemetery
South Versailles Township
Steel Industry Set for Midnight Strike Continues
The steel industry faces a possible midnight strike after failed wage talks. The union rejected a 16 cent hourly increase proposed by companies and warned of government action to keep steel flowing to defense plants and civilian producers amid a wartime freeze on civilian shipments.
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Murray
Missing Plane Found and Three Die Near Morgantown
A single engine plane missing since Sunday crashed into Mitchell Knob on a snow covered slope near Morgantown Airport. Three occupants, all Cincinnati residents, perished: Vaughn Singer, 48, his wife around 26, and Edware Lyman, 26. The pilot had radioed intentions to land at the Morgantown airport at about 4:40 p.m. Sunday.
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Cincinnati
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Singer
Edware
Lyman
Hague Under Knife In New York
April Frank Hague, 70 year old former New Jersey Democratic chieftain, underwent an operation at Dovroy's Hospital in New York for an acute hernia.
City approves summer actions and budget items
The council approved terminating Homer Berkhaus's garbage contract as of June 3 pending further information from Harris county, discussed fire safety inspection plans for May, and allocated funds for festival and safety measures. Treasurer reports show March revenue near 20,000 with ambulance and parking meter deposits shaping the month’s balance. routine bills and police uniform purchases were authorized.
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Harrishire
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Lee
J. Fred Kinley
Roger Brown
Homer Berkhaus
Price Stabingatan
Wesson
Corneil
Kinley
Treamirer
Carl Smith
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Corry Rotary Club
Rotary Minstrels
Corry Senior High School
Sea's Drugs
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Kirkland Hall
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South Center Street
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