County Aides Still Hold Out On Port Issue
Erie officials report county commissioners resist port program. Lamberton and Proctor push county priorities: infirmary expansion, county health department, and a new prison. They doubt a bond for port spending can pass county voters and warn May participation would derail local ambitions. Health department remains the only tangible project with a future budget. Financial outlook suggests bond funding for infirmary and prison likely only in a strong economy. 1957 tax questions loom as health program expands to 250000, with reassessment revenue delayed.
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Fred Lamberton
Carl Proctor
Lamberton
Proctor
Gardner
Jacob Held
Youth Assembly elects leaders at Meadville church
The Meadville District Youth Assembly met at First Methodist Church appointing counselors and electing officers for several positions. A rally went from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. with devotions closing the event led by Cynthia Williams, Corry, as Patricia Meerdink and others were named to roles.
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Sevefhl
Uofiy Youlne Fee
Meadville
First Methodist Church
Gardner
Cynthia Willams
Corry
Patricia Meerdink
Last Rites Held For Clifford Dundon
Funeral service for Clifford Dundon was held Saturday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George A. Myers of First Methodist Church officiating. Temporary interment in Pine Grove mausoleum. burial later at Memorial Garden, Pine Grove. Bearers included A E Rehnberg, Philip Zalaneck, Milton Kingsley, Archie Kingsley, George Hurlbert, Lawrence Hansen. Attendees from away listed Erie and Meadville areas. speakers were Rev. Dwight Jack and Rev. Guy Bennett. Christian Outreach post, David Myers named Christian Witness.
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Clifford Dundon
Bracken
George A. Myers
First Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Memorial Garden
A E. Rehnberg
Philip Zalaneck
Milton Kingsley
Archie Kingsley
George Hurlbert
Lawrence Hansen
Edward Messinger
Clare Huffman
Alfred Hansen
Leslie Wilkinson
Harold Gale
Rudy Kadulich
C. A. Hillstrom
John Freno
James Dundon
Lucille Savelli
John Adams
Earl Adams
Paul Deschamp
Kenneth Delavera
Christie Hudson
Ernest Anderson
Erie
Joseph Novinger
Summerdale
Milo Delayern
Cecil Holmes
Waterford
Clyde Kelsey
Arnold Morris
Georgia Grey
Centerville
Leonard
Rittenhouse
Bradford
Edward Blakeslee
Donna Hart
L. R. Smith
J. L. Chapman
Meadville
Corry
Columbus
Spartansburg
Corry-Jamestown
Teardi Trial Begins Today For WWII Slay Plot
Ex Army Lt Aldo L Teardi faces perjury charges in Washington over alleged role in the December 1944 disappearance and death of Maj William V Holohan during the Mangostine mission in Italy. Teardi, 23, a Pittsburgh broker, testified March 26 1953 before a House panel denying knowledge of Holohan.
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Washington
Aldo L. Teardi
William V. Holohan
Italy
Holohan
Teardi
Pittsburgh
House
Armed Services
Teardt
Carl le Dolce
Rochester
Tullio Luss
Landi
Battle Lines
Lake Orto
Key Lake Orto
Defense Department
Lo Dolce
President Eisenhower vetoes farm relief bill on surpluses
President Eisenhower vetoed a farm relief bill amid Democratic push and Republican support from Kansas Iowa and South Dakota governors. He said the measure would increase surpluses and government control while failing to provide workable relief for farm families. He urged Congress to pass a sound soil bank plan and criticized delays in action.
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Eisenhower
Canares
Otter
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Seore
Benson
Eisenhrower
Fisenhower
Congress
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Arthur Gardner
Powell Loan Co
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Seakos
A A Folice
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Christian Outreach
David Myers
Christian Witness
Leland Johnston
Dwight Jack
Union City
Guy Bennett
Mts
Daves
Dynel
Dynaslax
Clothes
Astorage
Stewart's Hat Shop
Clearsield Furs
Charles B, Gray
Gray
the Journal
First Baptist Church
Corry, Pa
R. J. DeBoer
Studebaker
Studebaker Cwfisswohe Wittx
R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
Center St
Lways
Waerrineo
Velbase
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