Dunkirk and Erie News Roundup in Two Pages
Local items report school program tonight at amglum gym 400. Public invited as Mrs Zunille Rice reminds. Fishing catches in Lake Erie 900 pounds perch 100 pounds pike 35 pounds white fish from three Dunkirk tugs. Dunkirk Fish Co co owner Skrypek says Mary 8 set nets near Silver Creek with favorable results. Erie traffic light incident at Center and Columbus. Oil crude prices down week ending April 5 per National Petroleum Association. Northwestern high schools to attend Older Girls conference in Franklin YMCA. Public safety notes include stolen Acca recovered in Warren. Corry Hospital reports one accident victim a boy struck by rock. Republic Heater Division hires add 60 workers last month bringing unemployment to 154. Primary voter totals expected with 103 000 eligible. Weather outlook dry then light showers forecast. W F Rickers firm installs new hand railings at Municipal Building. Quaker State cuts Pennsylvania crude by 25 cents per barrel effective today. World Service Day program by Wayne Vatley Evangelical United Brethren Society speakers Rev Eugene Westley Africa photos. Titusville boy 13 damages Elm Street School facade. police talk with superintendent. Purpura car stolen then found behind VFW. Local 1842 machinists strike Joy Manufacturing Franklin plants after contract talks fail. Bevis to speak on Equipment Replacement Policies in Erie. Corry area high school gym hosts lost women’s summer class. Leonard Brynloff admitted at Hamot Hospital. Teens arrest for sunglasses theft from Croscot store. theft of 305 dollars from Union Service Station unresolved. Extended forecast above normal temperatures with chance of light rain. Jackson Michigan arrest linked to Ohio/PA check fraud via Inter-County Credit Bureau.
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Wayne Vatley
Corry Alumni Plan Reunion
The Corry Alumni Association met at the Guimbletons to plan a reunion set for Saturday June 14. A banquet will be at Cory Area High School cafeteria at 6 30 p m followed by a school gym dance. Officers include Williss A Gumbleton president Mrs D B Taggart vice president Robert Desmond secretary Miss Ethel Matthews treasurer and Walter Sweet and Miss Lena Cohen trustees.
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Corry
William Guimbleton
Gumbleton
Cory Area High School
Williss A. Gumbleton
D. B. Taggart
Robert Desmond
Ethel Matthews
Walter Sweet
Lena Cohen
Arsenic Candy Marts Aimed at Wife and In‑Law
James C. Gaither, 41, arrested after mailing arsenic loaded candy to his wife Mary and mother in law Mrs Mary E Urias. He admitted anger at the family saying his wife planned to take the kids. The wife and two children ate the candy but are recovering. Gaither booked on suspicion.
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Sherif
James C. Gaither
Mary
Mary E. Urias
Gaither
Prisoner Loses Damages Suit Against Government
William Banks a 40 year old inmate of Manchester Prison had sued the government for a broken nose saying another prisoner struck him with a metal spoon during a food dispute. A judge dismissed the damage suit.
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Manchester
England
William Banks
Banks
Michigan police arrest man linked to Oil City bad check case
Jackson Michigan bureau staff alerted police after a 42 year old man Swarts tied to a $700 bad check presented to a used car dealer in Oil City. He was arrested in Michigan and awaits return to Oil City to face a worthless check charge in a Jesse Obiting aca pach case.
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Jackson, Mich
Oil City
Police Department
Swarts
Michigan
Oi City
Jesse
Eisenhower defense plan fight over funding power
AP News analysis notes President Eisenhower has avoided full combat with Congress while defending his proposal to grant the Defense Secretary greater control over defense spending. The plan prompts questions about flexibility versus Congress purse strings, with key aides offering differing interpretations and Senate leaders urging clarity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Defense Department
L Uger
Defense McElroy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Elenhower
McElroy
Secretary of Defense
Hortow
Hagerty
Elvenhower
Senate
Snowland
California
Knowland
Nowland
Train kills man in Baldwin Borough accident
A Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway freight train fatally struck Louis Sorger, 31, of Broughton in Baldwin Borough last night. Sorger died at the scene. authorities investigated the incident on the railway tracks near the suburban community.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway Co
Louis Sorger
Broughton
Baldwin Borough
Emmy awards recap highlights from a busy year for TV
The piece notes Jack Benny finally winning an Emmy after years of humbling near misses. It praises The Helen Morgan Story and Polly Bergen for best actress, while The Comedian from Playhouse 90 is named best single program. Rod Serling wins best writing for Playhouse 90. Peter Ustinov takes best actor for Dr Johnson on the Omnibus show. Seven Lively Arts earns best new program and The Phil Silvers Show wins best comedy series.
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Dinah
Benny Cop
Televisiis and Sciences
Jack Benny
Equity
Robert Young
Jane Wyatt
Rod Sperting
Mickey Rooney
Peter Ustinov
Samuel Johnson
Seven Lively Arts
Polly Bergen
Playhouse 90
Helen Morgan
Phil Silvers
Awards Note For TV Ranks And Winners
The adult Westerns lead ratings with Gunnsmoke as TV's No 1 continuing drama. Carl Reiner wins supporting actor Emmy for Sid Cassar Show, Ann Davis named top supporting actress, Edward R Murrow best news commentator, Leonard Bernstein best music contributor, and Playhouse 90 tops dramatic anthology.
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Bifko
Gunnsmoke
Carl Reiner
Sid Cassar
Ann F. Davis
Otany Schultzy
Edward R. Murrow
Come Poser
Leonard Bernstein
Playhouse 90
Former Corry Woman Grace Livermore Dies in Erie
Grace M. Livermore, 74, of Erie and formerly of 124 Gould Street, Corry, died yesterday afternoon in Erie. She was born in Corry and was married to Claude Livermore, who died in 1917, a member of the First of Erie and the Luelin Rebekah Lodge. Survived by one sister, Mrs. R. B. Black of Erie, and two nephews. Calling hours at Edgar M. Nelson Funeral Home, 2lat and Myrtle Streets, Erie, with services Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. Warren Bugbee officiating. Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Corry
Grace M. Livermore
Erie
Gould Street
Claude Livermore
First of
Luelin Rebekah Lodge
R. B. Black
Erle
Edgar M. Nelson
Myrtle Streets
Warren Bugbee
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Amglum
Zunille Rice
Dunkirk
Lake Erie
Thomas Skrypek
Dunkirk Fish Company
Silver Creek
John Wasyl
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania
National Petroleum Association
Franklin
Franklin Ymca
Rocky Grove
YMCA
First Presbyterian Church
Acca
Russell
Sholen
Harold Swanson
R. D
Warren
Corry Memorial Hospital
Michael
Sam Catalin
Sherman Street
Republic Heater
Odin Stove Manufacturing Co
Wiliam T. Lennon
Ad General
Lennon
Alexander Mactvor
Saya
W. F. Rickers
South Street
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
City
Bradford
Allegany
Middle District
West Virginia
Ohio
Lawrence Purpura
West Pleasant Street
West Main Street
VFW Club
International Association of Machinists
Joy Manufacturing Co
Union
National Association of Cost Accountants
Saga Club
Robert C. Bevis
Cincinnai Milling and Grinding Machine Co
Corry Area
Ruth Wright
Leonard Brynolfaon
West South Street
Hamot Hospital
Croscit Confectionery
Harvey Croscot
Harley Drake
North Center Street
Yellows
Inter-County Credit Bureau
Ol City
Jackson
Mich
Credit Bureau
Associates Discount
Grover N. Swarts
Arsenic Candy Marter
Best Buy
Plymouth
Marlow
James Marlow
Azz
Satedelal Casminer Outanst Co
Miracle Fabrice
Borgana
O Llegro
Cloud No
Acess
Turriers
Clearfield
Bennett
Clearfield Furs
GM Resento
Montgomery Clift
Elizabeth Taylor
Eva Marie Saint
Cosme Nigel Patrick
Marvin Pilat
Technicolor
REX
Irobert
Stanley Surform
Sea’s Drugs
Colgate
Dubarry
Helena Rubenstein
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