Local court cases highlight assault charges and bail
Erie County records show Richard Fowler transferring property to Burkett LoSmith amid a related assault charge against Francis C Herins and John Z Higgins from Sangertown. The defendants faced hearings, were ordered held for court, and released on peace bonds with sureties. In other local items, rebates totaling 24 275 dollars from the State Liquor Control Board will flow to Erie as part of a broader municipal rebate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Higgins
Shegertown
Justice of the Price
F. A. Bleutgegehare- Anguia Sons
Francis C. Herinson
John Z. Higgins
Sangertown
Aet
Erie
State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Naples Earthquakes Prompt More Tremors Across Italy
AP reports after Tuesday quakes in Italy rescue workers warn of ongoing tremors from Naples to the Adriatic. Death toll rises to 17 with an 87 year old Naples woman among the dead. Jacqueline Kennedy sent sympathies while geol ogists note a tapering quake cycle as heavy rains worsen conditions. Aviano Irpino, hard hit, faces abandonment and 2000 residents in the countryside. Red Cross and army continue delivering tents food and blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Geck
Adriatic
Vicur
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ravello
Sen
Sage
Aviano Irpino
Wallan Army
Red Cross Wicks
Seven Car Crash Kills Two Men at Local Track
A seven car crash at a race track during a United States Auto Club midget race on the second lap of a 15 lap feature killed two veteran racers. Shorty Templeman, a Thdngmapolis 500 veteran, died in the hospital after the wreck. Jim Hemmings of North Vernon Ind. was dead on arrival. Templeman’s car flipped end over end. others collided with debris and Hemmings was struck after being thrown from his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Lapt
Shorty Templeman
Jim Hemmings
North Vernon
Ind
United States Auto Club
Templeman
Hemmings
Rusk Meets Diefenbaker in Ottawa Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Ottawa for informal talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Foreign Minister Howard Green on mutual force and disarmament questions and United Nations problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
U. S
Dean Rusk
John Diefenbaker
Howard Greer
Green
United Nations
Tax Exemption Settled On Missing Coop Property
Erie County Board of Assessment and Tax Revision exempted a North East hatchery building owned by Bure B. Wood from taxes starting this year after a fire in 1960. Wood had protested paying 1967 and 19% taxes, arguing the destroyed building remained on rolls. Deputy attorney suggested removing the property from rolls. agreement reached. Township and school taxes also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
North East
Erie County Board of Assessment and Tax Revision
Bure B. Wood
Wood
County Assessment Office
Hie
Byron Baur
Baur
Vieitor Wood
Western powers seek easing Berlin crisis stance
The United States and allies issued a four power note in Washington London and Paris urging continued Western responsibility in Berlin. They rejected Soviet claims that the military command in Berlin has ended and warned Moscow against any move to declare East Germany sovereign. The statement insists all four powers remain bound by postwar agreements until a mutual decision to alter the regime is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
U.S
The
Wall
Rumors of Russian Rocket Pads in Cuba Quashed
State Department could not substantiate claims that rocket launch facilities were being built in Cuba or that Soviet troops had arrived. President Kennedy noted 15 more Communist bloc ships headed to Fidel Castro, joining 5 Red passenger vessels and 11 cargo ships docked earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuban
Joseph W. Reap
Cubs
Reap
Castro
United States
Havana
Community Party
Hoy
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Youth Wants Sex Changed In Chicago Court Case
A Chicago judge yesterday dismissed vice charges against 19 year old James Steadman who seeks a sex change operation. Steadman plans an operation in Europe similar to Christine Jorgensen and hopes to legally become a woman. The court ordered a psychiatric exam while Steadman awaited a crew cut, later arriving with long hair and makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Geroulis
James Steadman
A.A Hartman
Steadman
Europe
Christine Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Bronx
George
Christe
Denmark
United States
Gerollis
Dr. Hartman
Rail Work Set To Finish In Town Crossings Soon
A spokesman said the Pennsylvania Railroad expects its share of the road work to be completed by Tuesday while the Erie Lackawanna gave a Tuesday or Wednesday deadline. The Pennsy continues crossing repairs in the north end as long rails arrive to replace short ones, with completion likely within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Erie Lackawanna
North End
First Avenue
Pennsylvania
Erie-Lackawanna
Rate hikes blamed for railroad merger woes
AP reports union lawyer Albert D. Brandon criticizes “extremely high rate increases” as harming Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads amid their merger bid. He cites tariff bureau led price hikes that cut business to rivals, while James W. Symes argues higher rates funded necessary revenue despite some losses to other transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Albert D. Brandon
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
James W. Symes
The
Exchange
Brandon
Symes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania - Central
Tariff Bureau
Sam Benedict Echoes Ehrlich Type Lawyer On TV Review
Hollywood reviews a new TV series modeled on San Francisco trial lawyer Jake Ehrlich. The program plans a weekend law drama with Ehrlich as a prototype, originally titled 333 Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Benedict
Perry Mason
Jackie Gleason
Jack Newman
Ehrlich
San Francisco
Newman
Montgomery
Ellich
Ebriich
American Bar Association
Merger Push Due to Costs and Revenue Decline
Brandon argues railroad rate policies drive the need for the Pennsylvania and Central merger. He says a key issue in the merger hearing is whether the merged railroad would continue current price policies, given labor costs and falling revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania and
Central
Brandon
School Board Cleared Of Bribe Charges
In Bristol Township Pennsylvania three school board members were cleared of conspiracy charges tied to a plot to sell two elementary principalships. President Louis A. Alimenti and Vice President Nicholas Demara remain held for grand jury action on bribery and extortion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Bristol Township
Louis A. Alimenti
Nicholas Demara
T Wiess
Blindere
John R. Stieber
Justice of the Peace
Leon H. Milner
Legittown
Allmenti
Demara
Grand Jwo
Milner
James H. Middlesworth
Almenti
Middleswarth
Alimenti
Senate Passes Brug Measure Amid Drug Law Debates
The Senate approved a Brug measure expanding drug testing and control, prompting concerns about U.S. drug laws. After President Kennedy urged tougher legislation, the Judiciary Committee reviewed the bill, restoring strengthening provisions. A key change allows removing a drug from the market without prior hearing if an imminent hazard is found, with a prompt post-deprivation hearing for manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jonny
Jorhal, Frimay, Avc
Richard'f. Fowler
Burkett LoSmith
West Smith Street
Corry
Richard Rowley
New Zealand
Sherman
AFS
Carrall Nuttall
Tomorow
Sharon
Shenango Inn
James Jones
Chaiman
Mead Park
Hiram Brewer
Clifford Taylor
General Telephone Co
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Joseph Fabritus
Dunkirk Employment Office
Ronald A. Hamilton
Shyder Circle
Joyce Green
South Center Street
Porter Aver
Hamilton
Wscar
Paul Hamilton
Fifth Street
Bedford
Sidney Kotler
Pittsburgh
East Berlin
Wattsburg
King Bros
Wattsburg Area
Hollywood
Jake Ehrlich
Schmich
Television Review
North Center Street
Stanley Greenberg
John F. Hess
Hess
Stieber
Angela Blatt
Senate
Sen Maes
Serio
City
al Sunda
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!