Frontier Homes foundation work to start in Meadville
Weather permitting Associated Contractors begin foundation work today on Frontier Homes manufacturing site in Meadville as local notices urge community action. The report mentions officials and events across Meadville Erie and surrounding townships, including police activity, local crimes, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Associated Contractors
New Frontier Homes
Meadville Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Fisk
Jains Fis
Roskyrath
Neglets
Orangeburg County
South Carolina
Bruce
Baisto High School
Cordova
Rocky Grove High School
Thiel College
Greenville
Rotary-Kiwanis -Minstrel
Kane
Robert van Tine
Robert Myers
Jewett
Thomas Good
Bradford Hospital
Moose Club
Johnny Vadnal
Cleveland
Erie
Arthur J. Gardner
General Teamsters Union
Hospital Report and Local Notices Summary
The hospital report lists admissions including Mrs Harold Dougherty and Mrs William Kuhns with others in various towns, and discharges such as Mrs Edward Combs and son Randy Lee. A state senator's request prompts drafting a list of municipal projects for a community facilities bill increasing federal loans to nearly 2 billion dollars for roads, schools, water and sewer. Also noted are upcoming hose company elections, new patrol cars for Millcreek Police, local bake sale pricing, juror recalls for May Court, Emmanuel Guild meeting, and Catholic Daughters planning dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph
Clark
Millcreek Police Department
Ross H. Wilkins
Connie’s Bakery Department
Meadville
Andy F. Waid
Herbert A. Mook
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Government to pursue Costello denaturalization and Lucchese deportation
The government announced a renewed push to strip Frank Costello of U S citizenship and to deport Gaetano Lucchese after the Supreme Court voided a 1952 denaturalization suit against Costello for failing to provide a good cause affidavit. Costello, born in Italy, was naturalized in 1928 amid alleged undisclosed criminal history. Rogers ordered district attorney Williams to substitute new denaturalization actions.
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Costello
Washington
Frank Costéllo
York
Rogers Sid
U. & District
Paul Williams
New York
Supreme Court
Italy
Rogers
Gaetano Lucchese
Reds May Have Made Live Tests
Washington deputy secretary of defense Donald Quarles says the Soviets may have tested long range missiles with live nuclear warheads during extended nuclear tests last month. He declined to detail US detection capabilities and doubted test launches of intercontinental weapons. Meanwhile local notices report community meetings and an African political candidate slate in British Kenya.
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Reds
Washington
Donald Quarles
Quarles
United States
Railroads Study PUC Refusal To Hike Rates
In Harrisburg the Public Utility Commission rejected railroads requests for an average 15 percent increase in commuter fares serving Philadelphia, Lancaster, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. The vote was 4-1, with Henry Houck alone supporting the hike. officials said proof was deficient and that proposed across the board boosts could be discriminatory. Protest from Philadelphia cited. PRR and Reading Co. projects cited revenue gains and deficits in commuter service.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Fve
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Reading
Lake Erie
PUC
Henry Houck
Shenandoah
John Conley
Conley
PRR
Lancaster-Harrisburg
Reading Co
PALE
Urge Vote For College Aid Bill Increases Tax Credit Interest
Local parents track a House Bill offering a 50 percent tax credit on tuition costs. A $3,000 yearly tuition could yield a $1,500 credit, not a deduction. Colleges urge parents to contact Congressmen Herman P. Eberharter and Richard M. Simpson to move the bill from Ways and Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jstzen Wea
Herman P. Eberharter
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Simpson
Pennslyvania
Ways and Means
Eisenhower urges Soviet stop on nuclear materials tests
Ike presses Khrushchev to rethink policy and accept his 1953 atoms for peace plan. He notes U S tests at Eniwetok continue while the Soviet Union rejects the proposal to manufacture fissionable materials only for peaceful purposes. The letter to Khrushchev urges a shift toward peaceful use of atomic materials and disarmament steps. A separate Mount Pleasant crash report details a fatality when a vehicle struck a utility pole, killing A B Porch, 71.
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ITLM
Soviet Union
United States
Eniwetok
Pacific
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Eisenhoutviet
Mount Pleasant
Uta
A. B. Porch
Army Leaders Meet On Guard at Fort Meade briefing
Leaders from seven states and the District of Columbia gathered at Fort Meade for a briefing on the federal reorganization of the National Guard and Army Reserve. The plan, under Secretary Brucker, would abolish all 27 National Guard divisions and shift others to five battle group units designed for high mobility and atomic warfare. The Pentagon briefing team led by Brig. Gen. Abrams and Lt. Col. Getting conducted the session, which was closed to the press.
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FT. Meade
2Nd Army
Pentagon
Crayton W. Abrams
Essistant
Army Reserve
J. J. Getting
Hf. W. Gillespie
Major Anthony
Biddle Jn
State Adjutant’ General of
Pennsylvania
Military commanders listed for Pennsylvania units in 1940s framing
Major General Henry K Hluck led Pennsylvania 28th Division while Major General Herbert J Vanderheide commanded the 1st Corps at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania Brigadier General James Frank of Philadelphia led the 79th Division as senior field officers named in the unit roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Hluck
Pennsylvania
Herbert J. Vanderheide
Indiantown Gap
James ©. Frank
Philadelphia
Grenade wounds 30 in Cheribon attack on theaters
In Cheribon Indonesia a hand grenade exploded before two adjacent theaters wounding 30 people, four seriously. Guards around rebel leader homes were tightened as clashes with central government forces continued. The attack follows a recent uprising suppression in Sumatra and Jakarta amid the political crisis.
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Sumatra
Sera Aes
Hama
Sjafruddin Prawirunegara
Reak
Mot
Ute
Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
Cheribon
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The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Harvey Graham
B.D
Zane
Jesn Sessle
Selale Home For
St. Vincent's Hospital
McIntyre’s
Connie’s
Oil City
Seneca Volunteer Fire Department
Joseph Fox
Warren County
Wal
Liam Lloyd Baker
Vander
Grift
Elen
Warren General Hospital
Baker
Rotary-Kiwanis
Corry Beverage
Prances Cicero
Buffalo
Muncy
West Mead
Rt 2
Tse
Intersecion
Tuffy
Kendall
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Harold Dougherty
William Kuhns
Union City
Victor
Roger Thompson
Kennedy, N W
Alvin Dunnewold
Clymer
Elmer Jackman
Youngsville
Alton Miller
R. D
Douglas Keller
Franklin
Lawrence E. Green
Edward Combs
Randy Lee
Franklin Street
Wilbur Gates
Fritz H. Rohde
Spring Creek
John Atwood
Bear Lake
Helping Hand Club
Joof Hall
Tireen
Warren
North-west Photographers Association
Penn- Laurel Motel
Columbus Ladies Aid
Natrobs
Kenya
Ike
G.L.F
Corry
G.L.F. Milk Maker
G.L.F. All Mash Sayer
Binghamton
Albany
Bordentown
N. J
Twai
Dinette
F.C. Chapin & Son
Otrler
Cherry Valley Corned
Vth Bor
Orchard Park
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