Gannon College notes and Erie area civic updates
The state senate considers a ban on professional fights in seven day cycles while House votes on high school football rules. Catholic student services at Gannon are moved to St Patrick's Church and Gannon Auditorium with union-Catholic conferences at the Erie Playhouse. Erie Railroad directors appoint Milton McInnes to replace Houghton. Local police address hazards from street parking and hotel-area disturbances. Weather outlook covers Western PA and nearby states with mixed precipitation and temperature swings. Public notices include earnings tax delinquents, education curriculum shifts in Warren and Meadville, and licensing updates. Hospital x rays and minor injuries report routine health events. Cancer Society drive totals and a marriage license filing are noted.
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Gannon Collage
State Senate
James Peterson
House of Religious
Gannon
St Patrick's Church
Erie Playhouse
Amateur Radio Club Sets Course for MARS Affiliation
The third annual fund drive exceeded its 5 000 goal by 5 240, totaling 15 000 from members of the Warren Calving Frobition As Sockition. The Radio Amateur club plans to apply to the Federal Communications System to operate a shared station, with trustees Patton Williams Sorenson Sexton Slocum and others overseeing the move toward MARS affiliation. Regular meetings are on Tuesdays at East Main Street club rooms and code classes are offered Mondays at 7 30.
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Warren
Ut Corey Club
Federal Communications
Dig Patton
East Main Street
MARS
Wrehbed Williams
Wilbur Sorenson
Harold Sexton
Charles Slocum
Cecil Messinger
Jay Packiom
Lhe Slouly
Fhom Garry
Aren City
Arens
Hare and Fawzi Resume Talks Over Suez Impasse
Raymond A. Hare and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi held another two hour session to resolve the Suez Canal deadlock. Fawzi delivered Egypt’s reply to U S proposals seeking greater user nation control while Britain and others push for UN involvement as negotiations show little progress and U S direct talks seem ineffective.
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Alu
En Pour
Britain
U.S
Egypt
Washington
United States
Butler Area Votes Down Jointure School Plan
Butler County residents rejected a four year school plan by 28 to 17 vote cancelling a 65 acre site at the old fairgrounds and halting a $600,000 planning expenditure. Six communities vetoed the plan with Butler, Butler Township and East Butler Borough in favor. Center Oakland Summit Connoquenessing opposed. State funds would be unavailable for alternate plans until 1961 or 1962.
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Butler County
Butler
Butler Township
East Buller
Center
Oakland
Summit
Borugh
Vietnamese Saigon Citizens Register For South Viet Nam
About 600000 Chinese have begun registering to become citizens of South Viet Nam. Although born here, they had retained their Chinese citizenship as do many outside China.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South
China
Peronista prisoners escape from Argentine jail
Two Peronistas Dr Sant Ecker and Ernesto Men escaped yesterday fromSan Salvador de Jujuy jail near the Bolivian border after being held since December 24. Police report found pro-Peronist material in the jail and the escape follows reports of other top Peronist prisoners. Officials in Buenos Aires warned extremists plotted agitation as Aramburu's government threatened to use force to maintain order.
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Ute
Eckert
Mena
San Salvador
Peropiste
Rio Gallegos
Ube
Buenos Aires
Arambura
Argentina
Hybrid rose breeder Walter Brownell dies at 63
Walter D. Brownell 63 a Rhode Island lineage rose hybridizer who with his wife gained international fame for over five decades developing new rose species died yesterday in Fall River Massachusetts.
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Fall River
Mass
Walter D. Brownell
Rhode Island
Death Penalty For Narcotics Violators Bill Moves To Senate
The death penalty bill for narcotics offenders, patterned after a federal law, passed the House 122 to 62 and heads to the Senate. Rep. Tompkins hailed it as a step to protect children while noting the penalty is not mandatory. A Senate committee hearing preceded the House vote, and a Pittsburgh treatment facility for drug addiction could open at the former Municipal Hospital, leased for a nominal sum.
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Senate
House
Albert 5
Readinger
Loop Fender
Tim Fewr
Edwin W. Tompkins
Rcameron
Pennsylvania
Tompkins
Mildred C.J. Pfeiffer
Health Department
Chronic Disease Bureau
Pittsburgh
Industrialist Wrabell Dies at 77 in Madison
Madison Wis. Voyta C Wrabell longtime chairman of the Wisconsin State Industrial Commission from 1933 to 1955 and a nationally known figure in industrial health workmen's compensation and labor legislation died yesterday.
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Madison
Wis
Voyta C. Wrabell
Wisconsin State Industrial Commission
Rod and Gun Club Jr Shooters Award Ceremony Ensures Safety
The Corry Rod and Gun Club Junior Riflemen Safety Program concluded with awards for boys aged 12 to 16. Recipients include William Barber, Bill Chris, William Fiten, John Jackson, Ed McMahon, Mickey McMahon, Mike Anderson, Ord Anthony, Dave Brooks, David Beckwith, John French, Don Jas Slye, Jim Herberg, Jim Hurlbert, Phil Leek, and Steve Wel. Higher marks went to John Builters and others, with first class metals to Terry Stroup and Robert Taylor. Deputy Biiner Simpson spoke on safety. William Flick and Barker presided as awards were handed.
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Rod and Oury Club
William Barber
Bill Chris
Wiliam Fiten
John Jackson
Ed McMahon
Mickey McMahon
Mike Anderson
Ord Anthony
Dave Brooks
David Beckwith
John French
Dons Jas Slye
Jim Herberg
Jim Hurlbert
Phil Leek
Steve Wel
Hipher
John Builters
Bill Clark
Tom Flowers
Bol Patterson
George Patterson
Terry Stroup
Robert Taylor
Dicke Crosent
Michael Blatt
Jim Barker
Don DeBoer
Terry Soup
Mike Blair
Robert Davis
Craig Parkhurst
Paul Stroup
Biiner Simpson
Corry Club
William Flick
Barker
Local Man Pleads Guilty to Burglary Charge
Corry and Jamestown officers traced a suspect to town with $17 and a key to a Jamestown locker. A search uncovered Davis clothing and cigarette packs. a mis match on carton brands prompted questions. Davis pleaded guilty at arraignment before Alder man George Gordon and requested transfer to the county criminal court for further disposition.
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Corry
Jamestown
Davis
Wong
Lakert
George Gordon
Copuly Criminal Court
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Erie Railroad Board of di- Tectors
Milton Gi, McInnes
Amory Houghton
Corning Glass ‘Works
Paul W. Johnston
Houghton
France
Erie
McInnes
New York
Erle Oh
South Street
Imperial Hotel
Halse
Mon- Amy
West Virginia
Yesterdi
Hayrixbourg
Charl’s E. Tannery
East Street
Corry Memorial
Warren Seriools
Warren Area
Meadville
John V. Pepicelli
Cornell
Polk State
Schioo
Erie County
Louis Reymek
Crawford County
American Cancer Society
William F. Hoke
Lyle B, van Tassel Jr
Spartansburg
Alice E. Hayes
Edinboro
Richard Saxton
Fifth Street
Lacity Police
Matty Street
Saxton
Center Street
Harry Gormer
East Min Street
First Avenue
Garmer
Wellington D. Smith
Crayford
Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Association
Union City
Thomas Sterrett
McKenn
Gulls Russell
Cambridge Springs
Frank Beale
Rip van Winkle
Julia
Sivek
Abe
Seve
Irwin Mig. Co
Garland, PA
Gulf Service Orth Center
AL Phane
Corry Hams
Hare
Fawzi
Suez
The
Symphonettes
ALL Girl Orchestra
the National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gun Club Jr
WF Simpson
Rod and Gun Chip
Department of Civilian
New Philco-Bendix
Ercor
Urrur
Philco
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
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