WICU TV Owner Sues McGraw Hill For 6 1/2 Million
In a U S District Court filing, Aur Way Industries of Toledo and its president Edward Lamb sue McGraw Hill Publishing for 6 1/2 million dollars claiming Business Week misreported and harmed their business by implying mismanagement. The suit targets the publisher and seeks damages for alleged injurious, false reading.
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Wicu-Tv
McGraw-Hill
Smn Ungeatt
U.S
McGraw - Hill Publishing Co, Inc
Aur-Wiy Indhustries, Inc
Toledo
Edward Lamb
Stilts County
Ag -Way
Tim
Lamb
Radio-Television
Business ‘Week
Settlement approved in Roy’s death case in Erie County
A court approved a 1468 settlement in the traffic death of a Harborcreek boy injured October 25 on Route 6 Harborcreek. The money goes to Roy Emiling, father of the victim Steven Emiling, whose family names the Spector’s Motor Freight System of Chicago as the defendant.
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Roy
Erie — County
Evear
Roy Emiling
Harborcreek
Steven Emiing
Iy the Spector’ S Motor Freight System
Chicago
Wet Cold Weather Grips Northern States In Weekend
A stormy weekend brings freezing temperatures across the northern regions. Heavy snow and blowing snow are reported from eastern North Dakota to New England with hazardous driving conditions. Localities like Aberdeen and nearby areas report significant snowfall and drifting. The weather system extends from the Great Lakes to the Northeast, causing travel delays and cold snaps.
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Dakotas
Aberdeer
New York State
New England
Erie Man Pleads Guilty in Vandalism Case and Jailed
Crawford, 21, appeared in County Court on a charge described as scripting murals. He pleaded guilty and told the judge he wanted imprisonment. He was remanded awaiting sentencing, with a Monday morning court date set for final disposition.
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Crawford
Criford
Thesday Moynins
Annual Clearance by Famous Hall of Distributors
The Famous Hall of Distributors announces an annual clearance at Montague Sales Barn Union City Pa on Saturday December 7 1957 at 7 PM. Twenty five thousand dollars in new merchandise will be sold including power saws drills tools household items appliances furniture toys and more with a complete line of Christmas items. All merchandise guaranteed and terms are cash with free prizes.
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Hall OF Distributors
Montague Sales Barn
Union City
Jamestown Livestock Commission
E. A. Payne
Jamestown
Pexinsyyneia
Payne Sale Barn
Grant
Evie
Say
Don White
Ops
Jake Levine
Bernard Louck
Richard Todt
Sot Gaugh
Miller
Oklahoma
Joe Miller
Oda Addock
Mr.and
Mics
B.A. Payne
Deer hunting opens with fewer hunters than expected
On opening day of the 1957 season in Pennsylvania, hunters traveled from distances yet many found fewer in the woods than predicted. By nightfall seven fatalities were reported from heart attacks across the state, including three in Baliee County. the season runs daily til 6 pm through December 14 with a brief closure.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Tam
New York Stocks Rise and Fall in Early Trade Amid Mixed Totals
The New York stock market shows a seesaw pattern with mixed gains and losses as early trading unfolds. Major names including American, Bethlehem Steel, Ford, General Motors, Exxon, IBM, and General Electric appear among active movers in a choppy session.
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New York
American
Cunlaaté&T
Anaconda
Atantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Brigus— Carrier Corp
Chrysler Cities Service
Columbia Gas Consolidated Bai Continental
Dan Eastman Kodak
Eric Raimond
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Int
Tel & Tel
Montgomery Ward National Dairy National Distillers
New York Central Standard Ol
Culit
Standard Oil
Ind
Standard Oil of
Texan Co
US Steel
Youngstown
S & ‘American Stock Exchange
Aero Supply Booth Penn Ij
DA Indicted On Conspiracy in Pennsylvania
In New Castle Pennsylvania UF District Attorney Perry L Reehey of Lawrence County was indicted on two counts of conspiracy in the preparation and distribution of literature attacking a political opponent. The December grand jury charged Reehey and seven others with similar counts and trials are tentatively set for the week of December 9 or December 16 with separate or joint trial decisions pending.
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New Castle
Perry L. Reehey
Lawrence County
Recher
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