Witnesses dispute insurance influence in Erie civil case
A $117 683 damage suit in Erie County court, brought by Upton Ottens against brother Clarence Ottens and Frederick Klosser, was postponed after defense lawyers argued a witness remark about insurance could sway jurors. Ottens, wheelchair bound from a collision on Route 20, alleges his brother's car ran a stop sign causing severe injuries including paralysis and hearing loss.
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Officers Named by Corry Management Club For Coming Year
The Corry Management Club held its monthly meeting in the hotel dining room with about 185 attending. A special nominating committee named Stewart Long as president Page Louderback as vice president Ages Lynch as secretary and Willard Gibbons as treasurer.
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Ford Plant Walkout Ends After UAW Accord
Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers Union reach a tentative agreement ending a walkout by about 40,000 workers at the Monroe plant. Company officials expect full production to resume soon after ratification by union members in Monroe.
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U N Plan Normally Approved for Red Talks Restart
U N Command is near ready to accept the Communist proposal for resuming Korean talks stalled since last October. Officials indicate final decisions are not yet in place but may be prepared to proceed, with Switzerland’s Switzerlend noted as possible venue and July timing mentioned by observers.
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Pittsburgh Man Pleads Guilty in Hospital Stabbing Death
A 4N year old Pittsburgher pleads guilty to stabbing four women to death at Migeé Hospital on January 14, 1954. The defendant, Charles Faust, is charged with murder in the death of Mrs. Hart Tucker, 26, of Pittsburgh. After the plea the court began testimony to determine Faust's degree of guilt.
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Sparta faces pressure over school plans contigent talks
Sparta leaders debate possible school consolidation with nearby communities. William Wittmer cites cost and efficiency while urging joint ventures with Bloomfield and others. Officials acknowledge funding and space needs but warn against swallowing rural students into larger districts.
Fragmentary note on local school district boundary talk
A brief, unclear record describes possible boundary changes involving Spartans Huse area Corry area Soinols and Cony Ate with county superintendent Peters mentioned in a tentative committee action.
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Ford County
Peters
Lawrence Douglas weighs Corry board stance on postability
Spirlansiure schoolmen ask Garry board whether Lney Wold be welcome line they have ill. The question rested in abeyance awaiting board decision.
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Corry
Spirlansiure
Garry
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