Auction Notice for Property in Erie County
A legal notice describes an auction of real property located in Erie County. Details include a 1:30 PM sale time, route 428 vicinity, and a description of the parcel with references to plat lines and street bounds. Creditors and interested parties are advised to file claims within 30 days and contact the Sheriff to proceed with the distribution of assets.
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Grimestown
San Honest
Erie
Erie Isc
Ution
Bank Ethport
Parker Street
Barance
Allel
Park
Tex’ Street
North Y
Pennsylth
Atty General Defends Job On Districting In Pa
Harrisburg AP The state attorney general Walter E Alessandroni defended the 1989 General Assembly reapportionment as required by the state Constitution despite a federal panel ruling under the 14th amendment The panel found the 1963 acts invalid and issued a primary election injunction Alessandroni sought a stay from Judge Maris to permit April primaries He argued the court findings support following the constitution while critics alleged political bias in the Republican drawn lines
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Harrisburg
Walter E. Alessandroni
General Assembly
Alessandroni
Senate
Charles R. Winer
Philadelphia
U.S
House
Albert B. Maris
U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Bernard M. Borish
Beonsylvania Afl-Cio
Westmoreland
Luzerne
Sheriff Shot in Clarion County Warant Incident
State police report a Clarion County sheriff was shot in the arm and stomach while serving a warrant on Silvan Landers. Landers, who lived near the town, died later under unclear circumstances. Sheriff Eugene Daugherty was not believed to be in serious condition. Landers’ wife had secured the warrant for assault and battery.
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FrEran
Clarion County
Silvan Landers
Landers
Sai
Eugene Daugherty
Daugherty
Newly Opened TV Store Target of Burglar
North East report states burglars broke into Gratia's TV by forcing the front door and stole five portable TVs and $35 in cash before 8:20 a.m. Appliance tags were found near the entrance. Owner Harry Gratto estimates $1,000 loss. State Police assist in the investigation. In Oklahoma City a separate incident ends with two men stealing about $1,000 after heist at a supermarket checkout line.
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North
Gratia
Harry Gratto
Evelyn Moolz
Gratto
Corry Residents Contribute $477 to March of Dimes Drive
Corry residents donated 477 to the March of Dimes drive led by area chairman Robert Brown with Erie County campaign chair William Bancroft coordinating. Advanced gifts netted 75 and a bowling tournament added 165, with funds supporting local patient aid and national research and education programs. Erie County’s 1964 collection reached 22,916.
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Corry
Robert Brown
ordir William_Ban
Erie County
Bancroft
Cubans Demand 30 Year Prison For CIA Agent
Havana Cuba The Cuban government seeks a 30 year term for American Frank Carl Emmick a former Havana American Club president found guilty by a Cuban military tribunal of working for the CIA The case also ties Cubans to espionage charges and implicates John Hlavacek a former NBC correspondent Emmick Swiss aided defense says he handled cameras but did not know the photos were for espionage and claims he gave harmless information to a journalist
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Havana
Cuba
Neastro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Carl Emmick
American Club
U.S
Emmick
Rossford
Ohio
Dee
Emil Stadelhoffer
Jacob Etter
Eiter
John Hlavacek
National Broadcasting Co
Hlavacek
CIA
Omaha
Neb
KMTV
Four Alarm Blaze Destroys Fraternal Club in St Marys
A four alarm fire gutted the Catholic Men's Fraternal Club in St Marys Pa early today. The two story brick building suffered extensive damage before flames were brought under control about two hours after discovery around 5 a m. No injuries were reported and damage estimates were not available.
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ST. Marys
Elk County
Prisoner and Bride Tie Night to Escape Sentence
Michael G. Heath, an $8 burglar from Muncie, and his 20 year old bride Mary J. Clark, also of Muncie, confessed to theft before Rev. Paul Andrews in Kosciusko County. Emerson Ward and Mrs. Isabel Holbrook attended the ceremony. After a night in a cell once occupied by the bride, they received six prison terms.
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Michael G. Heath
Muncie
Ind
Mary J. Clark
Paul Andrews
Warsaw
Emerson Ward
Isabel Holbrook
Kosciusko County
AP Witephato
MacArthur laid to rest in Virginia memorial ceremony
MacArthur’s funeral in Norfolk featured cannon fire Taps and flags dipping as Jean MacArthur and son Arthur attended. Dignitaries including Attorney General Kennedy represented the slain president’s family. The burial followed Episcopal services at St. Paul Church and a color filled procession to the MacArthur Memorial.
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Norfolk
Douglas MacArthur
Jean
Arthur
MacArthur
Navy
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Johnson
Washington
Embezzler Gets $1 Million In Illinois Bank
Lee Brown, a 29 year old cashier at Fairfield National Bank, was charged with embezzling 15000 as FBI auditors uncovered a 972371 discrepancy in bank books. Brown, a banker and part time Baptist minister, lived opulently building a 20000 country home and keeping horses and livestock on a farm.
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Fairfield
Til
Fairfield National Bank
Lee Brown
FBI
Zack Smith
Brown
Bank
D. L. Garrison
Garrison
Topographical Map Advances Golf Course Plan in Corry
The city’s publicly owned golf course plan in Corry moved back on schedule after the topographical map arrived at the City Engineer David Johnson’s office. The map, part of a project started last year with December aerial photography, should be ready by April 10. The architect will use the map and site visits to lay out nine holes and finalize a full course, aiming for a June to August construction window and a June opening if approved.
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Corry
David Johnson
Chemistry Whiz, 12, Killed By Exploding Can
Krissunod AP reports a second floor porch blast at a Bay home killed 12 year old Andrew Birkos and severely injured his 10 year old sister Mary. Police say the carbide containing can exploded as Andrew bent over it while his father Nicholas, a retired steelworker, repaired the porch. The boy was an excellent student in chemistry and science. The contents have not been positively identified.
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Krissunod
Bay
Andrew Birkos
Mary
Pittsburgh
Nicholas
Selidol
Prattotherap Poster Contest Winner Named in Harrisburg
Antoinette Spanier of Ridley Park, a senior at Archbishop Prendergast High School, won the state Labor and Industry Department's employe handicapped poster contest yesterday and received $200 in prize money for her entry.
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Harrisburg
Antoinette Spanier
Ridley Park
Archbishop Prendergast High School
State Labor and Industry Department
First Trust Co. Buys Wellsville Hotel In Bankruptcy Sale
The Hotel Fassett at Wellsville, part of Colonial of Smethport bankruptcy, was auctioned to First Trust Co. of Allegheny County. Bank hopes to reopen under bank management possibly late next week and seek a buyer later. Only Hotel Corry remains closed. the Smethport Colonial faces complex asset ownership delaying reopening.
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Fassett
Wellsville
N. Y
Colonial
Smethport
Citizens National Bank
Johnson Urges 15 Day Rail Peace Effort
Washington AP Johnson pushes for a voluntary settlement of the rail work rules dispute within 15 days ta only the White House staging area for mediation as he seeks a one day strike postponement. Officials say optimism remains but emergency legislation could follow if needed.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Congress
George Reedy
Wednesda
Illinois Central Raiload
Illinois Central
Hill Criticizes Sloppy Agenda Use In County Meetings
Erie freshmen County Commissioner William C. Hill Jr criticizes county offices and outside agencies for failing to place business on the agenda. He proposed requiring day-before submission or delaying bills, and favors a typed list for minor items. He notes Erie and Millcreek school boards handle such matters more efficiently.
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Erie
William C. Hill Jr
Hill
Mill Creek
Car parts fall after driver hits 24 foot hole
Richard Elkins drove across a large hole in the road in Corry, PA, and his car lost its engine, transmission and differential. The hole measured 24 feet long and up to two feet deep in places. Elkins was not injured.
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Shades OF
Corry
Englewood
Colo
Richard Elkins
Elkins
First Avenue Building Sold to Erie Buyer
A South Avenue landmark at 115 Southy avenue changed hands this week from J Harold Patterson to Paul J Dietsch of Erie in a real estate transfer. The building hosts Studio and Photo Supply on the first floor with an occupied apartment above. Patterson indicated no immediate changes to the current setup and that the photo outlet would stay while work continues on the upper apartment.
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South First Avenue
J. Harold Patterson
Paul J. Dietsch
Erie
Southy Avenue
Patterson
West Coast
MacArthur plan to rearm Japan and Germany sparked talk
Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dorn said General MacArthur described a 1952 plan to threaten the Soviet Union with complete rearmament of Germany and Japan, possibly including nuclear power, to win self determination for satellite states. Dorn cited a 1966访 with MacArthur, and a CNN account of the 1952 discussions.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Japan
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
MacArthur
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Dorn
MacArther
Capitol
Bob Considine
Hearst
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Considine
Eisenhower
John Foster
Thilles
Dulles
MaceArthur
John Poster Bullen
Russia
Stalin
Annalé Dalargaine
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