The House Fight Over Budget Increases
The House approved a $50,000,000 rise for white collar workers and an $817,000,000 rise for postal staff, aiming to curb the budget deficit and inflation. Senate committees favor restraint, but a cost of living increase seems likely before adjournment. The move could affect the debt limit and tax relief prospects. An all expenses paid Moscow Youth Festival tour invitation for fifteen Americans is noted, with thirty-five more funded one way if they cover return travel.
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Senate
Moscow
Europe
China
Chibas
State Department
New Erie Housing Code Plans Hang Fire Amid Draft Delays
Erie officials dispute the housing code status as Health Director Felix Shubert M.D. says efforts were completed but the draft was sent back to the legal department for review. The city fears federal funds and redevelopment plans depend on housing code enactment, with no assurances yet on timing or council approval.
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Erie
City Health
Felix Shubert
Legal Department
Council
Peach-Sassafras
Safe found empty after Owls Club burglary
Police recovered a 400 pound safe missing from the Owls Club after a three hour search. A boy found the door Tuesday night and detectives traced the heavy box 12 miles away. Carl Kalinowski named the suspects as professional burglars using knocking and ripping methods. Charles Tribble and Simon Denichak described the men as risky and the theft involved $180.
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Cnts
Sal Oles
Owls Club
Carl Kalinowski
Kalinowsk
Charles Tribble
Simon Denichak
Chautauqua Ride Resigns After 20 Years
Walter Roberts of New York City announced his resignation as president of the Chautauqua Foundation the financial arm of the Chautauqua Institution after twenty years in the post. The foundation has raised over 1 150 000 through private gifts and investments. The resignation takes effect August 1 with no successor named.
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Chautauqua
Walter Roberts
New York City
Chautauqua Foundation
Chautauqua Institution
Roberts
Race Car Accident Injures Woman at Crawford County Fair
Grandmother Ethel Hanes of Venango County was seriously hurt when a stock car crashed into the second retaining wall during a Crawford County Fair races event. The driver Jim Burnett, 24, Kennard, Pa, said a bent pittman arm locked the steering. Hanes sustained multiple rib fractures, chest contusions, and shock. hospital condition listed as fair.
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Ethel Hanes
City Hospital
Sherman L Watson
Jim Burnett
Kennard
Burnett
Pittman
Iran
Sal Maglie to become TV pioneer in Little Leaguer special
Sal Maglie known as The Barber steps before NBC CW in The Littlest Little Leaguer an hour long program at 9 p.m. EST on Sunday. The Dodgers veteran will appear in street clothes with dramatic scenes requiring voice work and emotion rather than action. Manager Walter Alston supports the venture as Maglie prepares to deliver lines and overcome stage nerves.
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Corry
Sal Maghie
Tim
Pitetier
Sal
Kenown
Kumeras
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dramac
Muahic
Movinidsman
Stune Venturés
Mughe
Alston
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Maglie
Erie Woman Sues For 50000 Auto Negligence
Barbara Sue Corbett of Erie filed a 50000 automobile negligence suit in the U S District Court at Bennington Vermont alleging injuries from December 1056 when the car she rode in struck a tree near Bennington. Defendant is Francis Leflamme, the driver. The plaintiff claims serious and permanent injuries and medical expenses.
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United States District Court
Benninston
Barbara Sue Corbett
Erie
Cay
Ben
Aington
Francis Leflamme
Plaistiff
Weighty problem in Lewiston boxing weigh-in clash
In Lewiston Charles Harvey, 26, and Nashua’s 410 pound challenger, State Rep Albert B. Cote, 93, enter a weight loss contest. Harvey vows a diet plan while the lighter challenger aims to drop pounds to win. The first to lose 100 pounds will be the winner.
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Lewiston
Maine
Charles
Harvey
Nashua
Nel
Chalerged
Albert B. Cote
Boy, 5, In Fair Condition After Car Breaks Hip
Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs James Arnold, remains in fair condition at St Vincent s Hospital after a car knocked him from a tricycle Monday night. He suffered head injuries and a broken hip. Police will decide traffic charges against 74 year old Charles Mooney of Salerno LA who reportedly ran a stop sign and collided with two other cars. Also in hospital are Mooney s wife with a broken muscle and Nellie Saltsman 74 of Salerno with fractured ribs.
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Eo Seeee Arnold
James Arnold
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charles Mooney
Salerno
Mooney
Money
Musle
Nellie Saltsman
Fragmented Voices Spell Unclear Tale From Elders
The readable bits describe a fading scene with names and places lost in OCR garble. Individuals and events are barely legible, yielding only a vague sense of a distant gathering or rite without coherent actions or outcomes.
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