Real Estate Transfer and Local Developments Reported
Erie County records show a property transfer from Martin Anfélrin to Donald Jones in First Ward Corry. Miss Mary Van Ness, director at Ol Cli Hospital, submits vaccination actions effective October 1. A crane accident at Crawford Co. building caused minor injuries. no one hurt. The Motor Vessel Robertsn-87 arrived at Harbor with 100 tons of cargo bound for Calvin B. Dingler. A Bradford-area shipment will use Buffalo charter. A man from Union City suffers wrist injury after a fall. treatment at St. Vincent's. Proposed two million dollar streets program awaits voter approval in November. North East hosts funeral services for Orville Emory. survivors listed. A Cleveland developer plans Howard Johnson motor lodge at Erie County Thruway junction, construction next month, completion by spring. Park Street couple Ross released on bond for nonpayment support. Kenneth Vanesse Sr. remains hospitalized in satisfactory condition after surgery.
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Erie County Thruway
Erie
Howard Johnson
Willi J. Boykin
Constitution
Boykin
D Summit
Pter Camerlo
French Nab Raider Under House Arrest in France
Northern France authorities place exiled Spanish General Valentino Gonzales known as El Campesina under house arrest. He faces charges of hiring exiled Spaniards in France to raid Spain.
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Paris
Valentino Gonzales
France
Interior Ministry
Gonzales
el Campesina
Spain
Radar promises safer Pennsylvania roads despite split views
A Pennsylvania discussion over three words to warn drivers about radar signals reveals support from several officials for radar education and enforcement. Governor Lawrence defends the system as a safety alert that educates and reminds drivers while aiding law enforcement to curb speeding and reduce accidents and fatalities.
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Pitator Club
Umanizabime
Nette
Wats Corman Ue Petro
Mveventine Starvet
Wade
Pennsevania
Lawrence
Win
Alfers
Pennsylvania
Oy Medways
Greenville firm builds first aluminum hopper car
Greenville Steel Car Co delivers its first aluminum hopper car to the Southern Pacific Railroad within weeks. The 4000 cubic foot car weighs about 104 tons and payload rises by 10 tons over conventional 90 ton units. Aluminum components include 14,900 points of shine plate and 3,000 pounds of extrusions.
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Greenville Steel Car Co
Southen Pacific
Accuse Negro Of Stabbing Doctor Wife in New York Suburb
The case centers on Theodore Roosevelt Stovall alleged to have stabbed Dr Frances Belivendt and her husband, a guard, at their Nass Ispdal home in a New York City suburb. Police report Stovall claimed to visit his sister before dawn and say he moved from Misuelphia four months ago.
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Pollen
Theodore ' Roosevelt Stovall
Paul Belivendt
Frances Belivendt
Nass Ispdal
Stovall
Hays
Toukimi Torna
Shirley Stovall
New York City
Shaw
Philadelphia
Stevall
Devinent
Brooklyn
Avenue
Givens
Court permits teen visit to bride with mother present
In Mineola New York AP reports 17 year old groom George Lishere won a court ruling allowing him to visit his teenage bride Te tletess Tuesday under a chaperoned arrangement, after her father Robart A Haugheey barred contact following their July elopement. A habeas corpus petition was heard by the State Supreme Court with further hearing set for September 6.
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Lishere
Supreme Court
Resolve To Ban French Tunis Troops Debate At UN Assembly
United Nations debate on Tunisian troop withdrawal grows tense as Western powers and France face sharp cross talk. Resolution sponsors push for a timetable while opposing blocs seek to delete passages calling for complete French withdrawal from Tunisia. Cuba and the Soviet Union exchange acusa tions over Guantanamo, with US and Cuban delegates clashing.
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N.Y
Geneva Assembly
France
United Stars
I Ponseys
Louth
Bizerte
Tunisia
Security Council
Aeroxplition
Paris
Theipidament
Westfin
Cuba
Soviet Union
Mario Garena
Tiehansbeut
Guantanmo
Morcenaries
Thero Ndt
Puerto Rico
United States
Adint & Stevenson
Guantanamo
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy Faces Tough Questions After Seven Months
James Marlow assesses President Kennedy's early tenure noting struggles with Congress and civil rights, limits in foreign affairs, and the strain of Berlin and Cuba crises. Describes presidential tact, cautious diplomacy, and domestic pressure shaping Kennedy's approach.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Berlin
House
Mel
Persimston
White House
Congris
Forsian
US Note Presses Berlin Access in Soviet Tug of War
The United States presses Berlin access terms amid Soviet and Western tensions with harsh notes warning of limits on allied support. The Berlin crisis center focuses on supplies, defense, and strategic routes as U S and Soviet positions harden.
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Ol Cli
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Wil Ussoryp
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Heart Fund
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
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West Park Place
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