Erie teens nabbed for stealing car from juvenile home
Two 14 year old boys from Grove City and Williamsport ran away from George Junior Republic in Grove City Monday night and were tracked to Erie where police found their stolen 1957 sedan in a store car. One boy is from Erie and the other from Williamsport. Arrest followed within 12 hours of escape.
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Erie
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Williamsport
Diemer's
Jamestown
New York
U. S
Supreme Court
Lee L. Ottaway
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Cattaraugus County
Allegany County
Warren
Welter
Yeskey
Ander
Warren County
Chandler
Vestey
Flye Rexall
Leston
Bell Aircraft Corp
Niagars Falls
N. Y
Hospital Notes and Names From The Report
At The Hospital Report compiled ws of Tami listing multiple individuals including Mrs Joseph Niedomys Jr and Ronald McCray among others. The fragment references addresses and names such as 140 Johnson Street and 584 West Church Street and mentions families in Pittsfield Columbus Akron and Bear Lake.
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Tami
Joseph Niedomys
Ronald McCray
Johnson
Juhan Stowe
Mie Denult Post
Akron
Oto Greeny
Pranikin Cutskinis
H Snyder Gisele
Guy Vanderlwoten
Bear Lake
Husuld
W Swart
Myo Allen Chole
Spartanstary
Fire damages summer camp. hunters lose gear in Buffalo area
Werren Pire destroyed the Victor Brindis summer home on Cherry Grove road near Buffalo yesterday. Four hunters escaping minutes before flames spread reported loss of clothing and guns, with total damage about 5000 dollars. Fire started near the ceiling. camp heated by fireplace and stove. Also listed are gun and shell items at A M Litz Shoe Repair and Evans Yarn Shop advertisements and Wright School doughnut delivery notes with December 13 date.
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M. Litz
Werren Pire
Victor Brindis
Cherry Grove
Je Ph Fase
Euydan
Sam Cave
Joseph Plano
Thomas Faga
Buffalo
Joss
Evans Yarn Shop
Cub Scouls
Wright School
North Center Street
Local notices and ads snippet from Kane and surrounding areas
Local items report transportation rate changes proposed by Eric's Yellow Cab Co and a revised base fare effective January, along with projected revenue impact and prior losses. A bust of events includes a mobile tuberculosis x ray unit visit in Meadville Titusville totals and pre Christmas reports. Community ads offer beverage delivery, fire department annual meeting notes, and gift stationery recommendations.
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Fountainette
Eric's
Yellow Cab Co
Unny
Har Dire
Yelow Cab
Meadville
Titusville
F. L. Baressi
Kane
H.D. Gardner
Kane Fire Department
Journal Printing Department
West South Street
Stationery gift drives fits of generosity noted
Journal Printing Depart ment on West South street offers boxes of stationery as gifts. Warren Ground Observer Corps plans press release stating 69,000 calls were handled to Buffalo filter center over six and a half years at a cost of 27,600 dollars.
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Journal Printing Department
West South Street
Warren
Warren Ground Observer Corps
Buffalo Filter Center
George Eberhardt
GOC
Grice Jewelers
Washington and
Center Streets
Reed Resigns as Chairman of Civil Rights Commission
Stanley F. Reed resigns as chairman of the Civil Rights Commission after agreeing to lead the six member body. He cites incompatibility with his obligations as a judge and Eisenhower accepts the resignation in a public exchange.
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Reed
Ington Uf Plans
Civil Rights Commission
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Executive Department
White House
Publi Reed
Ike picks Deputy Attorney General
President Eisenhower named U S District Judge Lawrence E Walsh of New York as deputy attorney general. Walsh 45 received a recess appointment and a formal nomination will follow when Congress reconvenes next month. Walsh succeeds William P Rogers, promoted to attorney general after Brownell resigned.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Lawrence E. Walsh
New York
Walsh
Senate
Congress
William P. Rogers
Herbert Brownell
Rogers
White House
White House delays commission meeting amid search for Reed replacement
The White House announced a postponement of a commission organization meeting previously set for next Monday. Press secretary James Hagerty said no information was available on when the President would name a new member to replace Reed. The bipartisan group, created by Congress under civil rights law, was tasked with a two year investigation of federal laws and policies related to equal protection and alleged voting rights denials.
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White House
Commission
Eisenhow
James G Hagerty
Reed
Congress
Planning Board Seeks Director for County Program
Planning Board members met to continue screening 17 applications for county planning director. A special committee will soon take over the screening, with about six applicants to be interviewed.
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Re Colunty Planning Board
Local Army Demotes Specialist Girard After Conviction
Specialist William Girard, serving four years, was demoted to private and may face an undesirable discharge after a January 30 killing of a Japanese scrap scavenger. The Army reportedly spent about 690000 on the case, with pay cut from 252.40 to 173.00 monthly for 55 days left in enlistment. Girard expressed plans to return home Friday.
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Army Today
William
Girard
Wau
Army
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Erle
Maurice Kolpien
Colplen
U. S. Pipe and Foundry Co
Pittsburgh
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