Brookville Hospital tries to save arm of hunter from shot accident
Physicians at Brookville Hospital work to save the right arm of Peter Schill 26 of Clarion after an accidental gunshot near Lucindia. The hunting companion James Snyder fired the shot. Real estate transfers filed at the Erie County courthouse include Edward Hawkins ux to National Bank of Corry on Mott street and Melvin E Shambaugh ux to Rudolph Katulich ux West Pleasant street and Second avenue. Seven hunters from Washington Pittsburgh and Avelis Pa arrested for possessing an antlerless deer. fined 100 dollars each and six jailed until fines paid. Veach Building sold to Joseph and Harry Schultz, David Jay Schultz and Mrs Princes W Levy for 220 000. Five people treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for injuries from separate accidents. Mr Mrs Nelson Dimmick celebrate 60th wedding anniversary. Titusville mother pleads guilty to five counts of check forgery held on 1000 bond. Senate approves package to extend municipal employee veterans benefits. Oil price hike reported by Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency. New mining code signed by Gov Leader authorizing eminent domain for drilling firms.
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Brookville Hospital
Peter Schill
Clarion
Lucindia
James Snyder
Snydersboro
Edward ©. Hawkins
National Bank of Corry
Mott Street
Melvin E. Shambaugh
Rudolph Katulich
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Erie County
Washington
Pittsburgh
Avelis
Lake City
Gerald Fitzpatrick
Portland Mills
Justice of the ‘Peace
Harry C. Law
Fitzpatrick
Squire Law
Elk County
Senate finds most security firings fell under regular procedures
A Senate Civil Service subcommittee report shows 3 241 of 3 568 federal employees listed as fired under the Eisenhower security program were discharged through normal civil service or departmental procedures. Only 342 were terminated under Executive Order 10450.
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Washington
Senate
Paul E. Hadlick
Senate Civil Service
Eisenhower
Hadlick
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Hadlock
Truman
Lsted
Supreme Court Denies Damages In Electrocution Case
Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules the Pennsylvania Power Co. bears no liability for the 1952 electrocution death of Jonathan Jowett while repairing a home antenna. The majority says the Jowetts failed to heed known electrical danger. Justice Musmanno dissents, warning the pole crossarms concealed lethal risk.
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Philadelphia
Peonsyl
Vania Supreme Court
Mercer County
Jonathan Jowett
Clarksville
Merter County
Lee A. Jowett
Jonathan
Horace Stern
Pennsylvania Power Co
Power Company
Jowetts
Stern
Michael A. Musmanno
Tractor Rams Bus At Spartansburg In Snow Crash
A tractor driver, Charles Quitchak of Spartansburg, collided with a school bus carrying about 60 children to Sparta Merged School on Route 89 in Eldred Township. The driver was thrown and slightly injured. No children were harmed though several girls suffered hysterics. Bus delayed about 30 minutes. police questioned students as investigation began. damages estimated at 75 dollars to the bus and 20 dollars to the tractor.
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Eldred
Sparta
Spartansburg
Charles Quatchak
Quatchak
Clarence Nichols
R. D
Quitchak
Cory Baremacks
Police Revise Crash Report
Police revise a crash report for an East Main Street accident. Glen Davis of RD 3 Corry backed into Thomas Kolaja and collided with John Swarm’s car at night, altering the sequence and omitting Kolaja in the earlier version.
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Thomas Kolaja
Snyder Circle
Davis
Harley Drake
Koluja
Four Deer Reported By Hunters In Local Field
The Journal lists four deer kills by area hunters. John Oldenski bagged a 4 point buck weighing 120 pounds from East Branch, Lyle Watrous a 5 point buck 120 pounds from State Line, Robert Watrous a 3 point buck 100 pounds from State Line, and Rev R R Miriman a 4 point buck 130 pounds from Turner Hill.
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the Journal Today
John Oldenski
East Branch
Lyle Watrous
Robert Watrous
Rev
R. R. Miriman
Turner Hil
Jamestown Budget Talks Open Under New City Council
Jamestown’s incoming council held its first meeting of the new year with a two and a half hour budget session. Mayor-elect Carl Sanford urged prompt action on a 13450 CD funding request from CD Director William Eisler while plans for a public hearing on the mid January budget were discussed and routine office expenses reviewed.
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Jamestown
Iselsston
Jamestown CD
William A. Eisler
Carl F Sanford
Allater Jamestown Party Council
Sanford
PMA Joins Fees Of State Excise Tax Debated
The article notes PMA supporting a 2 percent state sales tax and outlines governor and business leaders' views. It quotes Ben Moreell of Jones and Laughlin Steel urging equitable taxation while stressing burdens on bookkeeping and tax credits. The piece mentions Jamestown's potential Federal aid and a city budget of 4,182,811 dollars.
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PMA
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Sid Moreel
J and L
Jamestown
Levy Proposal Questioned as Economically Unsound
A speaker warned a proposed levy would be not economical and would drive up costs for consumers. He noted his company with 80,000 employees in Pennsylvania would face competition from out of state rivals, hurting their business.
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Pennsylvania
Levy criticism sparks talk of record tax costs
Ratimatinge the levy would cost his city millions, Moret said that would be the largest tax burden ever borne by any air corporation or government. Industrial leaders echoed the sentiment yesterday.
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Air Corporation
Industrril Proms
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Veach
of City
Joseph Schultz
Oil City
Harry Schultz
Harrisbore
Princes W. Levine
David Jay Schultz
Levine
David
John Bemis Veach
Margaret
Butler
Virginia Finks
Texas
Corry Memorial Hospital
Helen Shira
John Shira
West Main Street
Walter Himichley
Mead Avenue
Corry Instrument Co
McInnes Steel Co
Harold Dougherty
Corry
Keeney
Lakewood
Wellsboro
Maybelle Harrison
Nelson Dimmick
Concord Street
Titusville
Crawford County
Joseph Seep
South Penn Oi Co
Bradford
Gov. Leader
Gov’t
Lamb
Campbell's
Campbells Pork & Beans
Calla Hams
Hunt
Glendora
California
Wieners
Birdseye Frozen Foods
Fries
Ford Dealers
Ford
Buelink Motor Sales
Gominee Ium Eye Rue
Haliday
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