Dairy Bar owner cleared as police find no disorder
Erie neighbors seek to close Hilltop Dairy Bar at 3302 State St as nuisance claims persist. Police testified yesterday that no disorder was found after weeks of surveillance though neighborhood youths and minors were noted near the premises. Detective Sergeant George Radaker described an incident where 20 juveniles left when officers entered. Judge Rossiter questioned monitoring of police radio.
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Erie
Nmber
Hilltop Dairy Bar
State Street
George Kwintowski
George Radaker
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Kwiatowski
J. 8
Jialiante Sr
Julante
Foul Ball Brings Suit In Erie Court
Ernest Dobberstein, his wife Evelyn and their minor son David of Erie filed a $2,000 plus suit in Common Pleas Court yesterday against Clifford Bowser of Brie and Lord Mig Co. The claim states Bowser, an employee, playing left field for Lord Mig’s softball team at Irving School field on July 6, 1955, ran into the boy as he chased a foul ball, injuring him on Cascade Street sidewalk.
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Enue
Common Pleas
Ernest
Evelyn Dobberstein
Erie
David
Clifford Bowser
Brie
Lord Mig. Co
Bowser
Irving School
Cascade Street
Derailment Stops PRR Freight South of Oil City
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed yesterday along the Allegheny River about three miles south of Oil City. The wreck damaged about 250 feet of track but no injuries were reported. The train, bound from Buffalo to Conway near Pittsburgh, derailed and officials hoped to clear the line soon as the cause remained under investigation.
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Cass
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny River
Here
Buffalo
Conway
Pittsburgh
PRR
Meadville Couple To Be On Tv Show Strike It Rich
Mr and Mrs Floyd Gray from Meadville are set to appear on the CBS program Strike It Rich at 1130 am supporting their daughter a Maryknoll nun who is a polio victim The Grays are known in the tri county area and once ran a hotel at Franklin Archbishop John Mark Gannon named them Catholic Family of the Year and noted no objection to their children visiting the dairy bar
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Peeee
Menayute
Maryknoll Order
Floyd Gray
CBS
Grays
Tri-County
Franklin
John Mark Gannon
Erie
British Soviet peace proposals outline in papers and talks
A Foreign Office note surveys Bulganin’s suggested path to European security including a demilitarized aerial survey belt for Europe, a ban on atomic tests, and expanding cultural tech exchanges. It notes Britain would likely consult the United States and France before responding to the proposals.
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Eden
Europe
Bulgaria
Bulganin
NATO
Middle East
Great Britain
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
France
Schooldays tragedy at Cohennton court hearing
In Cohennton on August 2, 18, a legal battle unfolds in Common Pleas Court before Judge Hebert over a stabbing incident involving Charles Tucks and others. Witnesses describe treacherous behavior as a boy named Tucker allegedly instigated the fight, with reports of violence and disputed claims about responsibility.
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Coehennton
Timm Hin
Petras
Vonnilil
Common Pleas
Dudge Hebert
A. Maule
Roba
G. Puteranyy
Oweld
Charles Tucks HH
Puiuld
Thwsaluip
Ham
Tucker
Robert
Tha Tucker Orth
Ritertour
Tucker Boy
Asks Scholarships Be Awarded Yearly Reflects Policy Debate
The Stilw Council of Churches renewed its opposition to horse race betting referenda, urging all bills legalizing gambling to be rejected. They argue the referendum would not legalize betting but seek a popular vote on the issue, aligning with a broad church stance against gambling.
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Niet
Gihor
Stilw Council of Churches
Myimbor
Pancake Supper Sponsor Plans Scout Explorer Award Sail
This Friday Findley Lakey sponsors a pancake supper at the firehouse and Charles Hourroughs, an Eagle Scout candidate, earned the Explorer Silver Award. He sails from England to Plymouth with 1000 youths on a 12 day tour visiting Brussels Amsterdam Dusseldorf Wiesbaden Heidelberg Lucerne Montre Paris Le Havre before returning in August. Conley council president criticizes legislators for trying a referendum to bypass responsibility in the matter.
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Findley Lakey
Charles
England
Hie
Plymouth
Kmihind
Wuree Hey
Brussels
Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Wiesbaden
Heidelberg
Lucerne
Monten
Paris
le Havre
Two teenagers plead guilty to minor drug charges in Crawford County
The article reports three youths, all 17, and a 20-year-old man in Meadville involved in a legal case. They were stopped by police after leaving a tavern, with two boys fined $3 and released. An alderman doubts future penalties will deter similar acts. A separate incident mentions McCormick ticketing and curb paint issues.
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Witusville
Hoye
Meadville
Love
Crawford
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Baneres
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Dial 2
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Clyde
Conley
Couneil
Eninbling
Mitama
Willian Fe McCormick
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McCormick
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Warner's
Gulf Service
North Center St
Burpee
Oxy
Zinnia Seeds
Ion
P. Clinton
Tineke
Barney’s Firestone
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