RFC to Foreclose on Mifflinburg Body Works Mortgage
A RFC spokesman said the Reconstruction Finance Corp will foreclose on the half million dollar mortgage on the Mifflinburg Pennsylvania Body Works. The firm is owned by Louis Markus of Long Island New York. Testimony before a House subcommittee linked payments to Democratic officials, but Markus and Solomon denied receiving funds. The subcommittee referred the case to the Justice Department for further investigation. The RFC emphasized the probe does not relate to its mortgage action. Foreclosure date not set, but the agency indicated it will proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carp
RFC
Mifflinburg
Body Works
Louis Markus
Long Island
N. C
Tis
Welburn Mayok
Markus
Mayock
House
Ways and Means
Tiyterhal Revenue Bureau
Mayork
Lasdon
Solomon
Arlistice Department
Mifflinburg Body Works
American Bowling and Billiard Co
New York
RFI
Young woman pulled from burning auto near Titusville
Titusville residents aided a 22 year old woman, Miss Helen Daniels of Guys Mills, after her car rolled over on Route 17. Fire Chief crews battled flames as the vehicle burned and a pole ignited. Daniels was pulled from the wreckage through the left door and admitted to Titusville Hospital with bruises and shock. condition described as good today.
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Titusville
Ames
Fhimes
Five Erie Gang Members Face Trial On Assault Charges
Five members of the Perry Square Mob aged 16 to 22 were bound over to a hearing by Alderman George Brabender after charges of assault and battery dis orderly conduct and breach of the peace. Two were released on 600 bond, three jailed in Erie County as others bonded. Paul Mieleski 16 and John S Canavan 18, navy personnel, released on bond. Edward Nowakeski 22 Ronald Goreyn sit 20 and Theodore Hosakes 18 remained in jail awaiting bond conditions.
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Kai
Perry Square
Covpfler
George ‘Brabender
Evie
Paul Mie
Lewski
John S Canavan
U. S. Navy
Edward J. Nowakeski
Ronald Goreaynsiti
Theodore Hosakes
Many E German Farmers Jailed for Harvest Delays
Berlin reports indicate East German authorities jailed many farmers and laborers on charges of criminal slowness amid stalled Soviet zone grain harvests. West Berlin distribution of food parcels continues as 241,061 parcels reach East Berliners while plans shift to a new August 27 program.
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Associated Press Berlin
Eus
Germany
West Berlin
America
East Berlin
West Ber
Jin
Ted
U.S. State Department
Neue Zeitung
Mecklehburg
Uum
YMCA Board Seeks Chance at Senior High
A joint committee meeting approved the superintendent's plan to rent four tiers of ten-row bleachers for iLovekind Field from Cony Bleacher Co. for 240 dollars. Bills were approved for payment and Richard Thompson of Tarentim was chosen as instrumental music instructor at Junior-Senior High Schools. A 1600 dollar bill from Corry Water Supply Co. was authorized to be added to the big building project cost.
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Thore
iLovekind Field
Cony Bleacher Company
Dowelas
Niewey
Richard Thompson
Tarentim
Jack ‘Dablinger
Corry
Fire destroys three-story clothing warehouse in Pittsburgh
A major blaze in Pittsburgh's West End yesterday destroyed a three story clothing warehouse and damaged two nearby homes. Firemen battled for an hour before gaining control. Damage exceeds 40000 dollars. Cause of the fire undetermined at present.
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Pittsburgh
West End
By-Nix-Elarms
New Appeal for Spending Curb From White House
President Eisenhower calls for a broad drive to cut federal spending to avoid a special session of Congress. James C Haperty released the letter from vacation as talks hinge on efficiency and economy in government. The push follows Senate resistance to raising the national debt ceiling and a sought increase to 290 billion dollars.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Levi
Congress
Che
Presley
Evie Sauw
Pongirss
Wollen
Wilte House
James C Haperty
Hisenhower
Kelling
Jury Selected for Butler Man Murder Trial
A jury of ten men and two women was chosen in Butler County for Ernest Storch, accused of orchestrating his wife’s death. District Attorney Clark H. Painter questioned jurors as they were seated on the wealth penalty case. If convicted, Storch could face life or a similar sentence. the case includes an accessory before murder charge related to a February 2 incident near Zebrafish? execution. The trial ties to a New Jersey hire paying $10,000 and installments. two co-defendants face separate charges and sentences in Weston State Penitentiary.
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Ernest Storch
Dist
Aly
Clark H. Painter
Buller County
Uealthy
Steve Cond
Trek Me
Chime
Weston State Penitentiary
Henderson
Bude
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Erie Gang
Berlin
Ymca Board
Tuffy
Center & Washington Sts
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Edwin R. Erickson
Liberty Bank
Buta 2
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Stutzman
Nee Buell
Clarence Wallace
Corry, Pa
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Lloyd Landy
Kay Berkhous
Dean Merriman
Aetna
Rossbacher Insurance B Service
Corry. Pa
Saa Trisure
Rossbach
Walter
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Plymouth
Carry, Pa
Plymouth Care
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