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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1951

Page

3

New Bill Aims To Cut Aldermen Fees In Erie

Erie on August 22 reports a proposed state bill to standardize and reduce aldermen fees. Walter P. Goodwin, Wesleyville Justice of the Peace and state magistrates association president, says the measure would replace disparate charges with four fiat fees for misdemeanor, felonies, motor violations, and other summaries, ending current top heavy billing.

Erie Puesday Walter P. Goodwin Wesleyville Pennsylvania Magistrates and Allentown Goodwin John S. Fine Aew Cnter Uder Alder Erie County Association John S. Curtis

Thieves cracking Bakerstown loan safe seize bonds

Pittsburgh Aug 22 Thieves cracked the Bakerstown Savings and Loan Association safe and carted away about $10 000 in bonds from the Pittsburgh area bank.

Pittsburgh Bakerstown Savings and Loan Association Federal Federal Home Loan Bank System

Funeral Services Held for H. John Wiggers

Funeral services for H John Wiggers were conducted at the Norlt Clymer Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Ivan G Hunsberger and Rev Arthur Storce officiating. Attendees included many relatives and friends from Jamestown Salamanca and Buffalo with a burial at Clymer Center Cemetery. The National Geographic Society notes the sturgeon is increasingly scarce outside Russian waters.

Clymer Center Nelson Woodward Roy Johnson Rev. Carlson E.G M. Fayden Jamestown Glen Reed Salamanca Waynard Keith E. Love Donelson Findley Lake Chude Groters Lille Conley Edward Selle John J. Frazier Harry Whitshey Buffalo AlfredChoate Lockport Willis Crandall Springville Allen Neckers DeLand Fla Clarence Babcock Chicago Roy Caster Union City Frank Hoppe East Aurora Darwin Ely Avon Roy Perking A. L. Pang Bear Lake Peter Chivany J. W. Jones Eric Ronald Bar Morgontown W. Va National Geographic Society

Solons Split On Police Week Bill In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg August 2 The House and Senate clash over police work week for third class cities with L5 6 48 or 40 hour options The Senate backs 48 hours as House opposes an amendment A conference committee likely after September 17 to resolve the stalemate Rep Delbert datnvnple Erie says 48 hours would not help many policemen as many units already run 8 hour weeks

Solons Harrisburg House Senate House-Senate Delbert

Model tank goes on rampage in home

London report describes Alan Tamplin building a 280 pound radio controlled model tank that roamed the Young Yoom floor, smashing furniture and frightening visitors during a demonstration at a model engineers exhibition. He says the controls now work and plans a smoke screen and water jets but Mrs Tamplin worries.

Associatien London Alan Tamplin Cantral Plis We Model Engineers

MacArthur Shuns Bid to Speak on Treaty Conference

Gen. Douglas MacArthur reportedly earns praise in Vinchon but refuses to attend the Japanese Peace Treaty conference opening in San Francisco. He says he will not attend without a formal invitation, signaling possible adjustments of representation from the Truman administration in New York.

MacArthur Washington Domglas MacArthur Vinchon Truman Iiminlein New York Mu Artur San Francisco Cotterene

Submarine Contract Sparks Cold War Automation Debate

The article reports on a proposed atomic powered submarine project and the debate over advanced underwater craft built by the United States and Russia. It notes a scientist calling a prospective crush “the answer to the Russian Annorkeel” and mentions snorkel-equipped subs and underwater cruising capability.

Loammaea Russa Saturday Evening Post Lockwnoff U.S

Reactor test progress eyed for the Arco station two years ahead

The best estimate suggests the craft could be tested perhaps two years from now while ABC's reactor test station at Arco Idaho recently issued optimistic progress reports.

ABC Arco Idaho

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