Two day Erie Railroad traffic meeting in Meadville
The Erie Railroad System traffic staff held a two day conference at Meadville to discuss ways to stimulate sales and improve service, and to review the year’s promotion plans and schedules. The group meets two or three times a year, the last meeting having been in Chicago.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Meadville
Erie Railroad System
David Mead Iin
Trafficanager
Sorat & Ost
Chicago
Corry
Millcreek
Burrows
Hydetown
Franklin
James
Frank Sabol
Rossbacherot
First Avenue
West South Street
Oil City
Arlington Hotel
Paver's
Erle
George Wilson
Anthony DeFazio
Henry DeSarro
Nick Colonna
Hotel Corry
Bradford
John Moneillo
Louis Mongillo
Polkateers
Hospital and town notices from Corry segment
The report lists multiple hospital admissions in Corry and nearby towns including Mrs. Harry Neff, Thomas W. Mowrey, Charles A. Rittehouse, Mrs. Emmis Crowell, Mrs. Ivan Lockenhouse, Mrs. Howard King, Glaus Spencer, Frank Zalik’s child, and others. It notes an emergency contact, a bake sale sponsored by Harbor Half Ladies Aid, a district attorney decision on an escaped convict, and burglary pleas of Rollette F McIntyre. Discharges include Mrs. Clara Rauscher and Mrs. Arthur Van Dresar. Town officials discuss sign setback ordinances and cooperative business operators amid comments by officials. A candy sale ad and a Waterford fire at a new home off Route 19 follow.
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Harry Neff
Vine Street
Thomas W. Mowrey
Wayne Street
Charles A. Rittehouse
Spartansburg
Emmis. Crowell
Clymer
Ivan Lockenhouse
North East
Howard King
Maple Avenue
Glaus Spencer
R. D
Prank
Joseph Zalik
Spring Creek
Sears Roebuck
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Erie
Herbert Johnson Jr
Michigan
Johnson
Rolle F. McIntyre
Lansing
Mich
James Hogan
Paver's
Waterford
LeBoeuf Gardens
Velma Racop
Stancliff Hose Co
Rex Scott
Corry
Millcreek
Erie News Briefs Include Weather, Accidents, and Events
Erie reports a 41 year old man treated for left elbow contusions after a two car crash at Hamet Hospital ER. The Peninsula road reopens to traffic after Coast Guard and State crews plowed it. Park police kept Presque Isle closed over Thanksgiving due to storms. Archbishop Gannon to speak at the Orphans Welfare Association dinner at St Joseph's Home Sunday at 6 30 p.m. expected attendance exceeds 600. Corry Beverage Distributor offers beer ale and soft drinks with free delivery and extended hours. A reader requests a Christmas gift certificate for a permanent wave at Carrolls Beauty Salon.
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Erie
Elmer Benson
Hamet Hospital
Carroll
Peninsula
Coast Guard
State Highway Department
Park
Presque Igle
Corry Beverage Distributor
John Mark Gannon
The
Orphans Welfare Association
St. Joseph's
Association
Conheaut Voters to Read December Ballot on Income Tax
In Conneaut voters will read December 22 ballots on a city income tax question. Envelopes include two ballots and a stamped return envelope for city hall. Ballot delivery and return processes are described for local residents and voters.
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Shaw
City
Corry Rollerway
Erie
Pittsburgh
Plato Woods
Toledo
Ohio
Woods
Times News
Lysle Stauss
Stauss, Coy
Cleveland
Gas Effective As Tranquilizer
A future defensive weapon may be a cat that becomes afraid of a mouse after inhaling a gas. Major General August Schomburg showed a model of a cat that pounced on a mouse, then grew fearful after exposure. He said aerosols could temporarily sap enemy will to fight without harming people or property, though long term effects are possible. Police arrested William A. Clarke for drunken driving after a collision with Walter E. Slivinski’s car. Clarke, 27, of Brie, will be arraigned.
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New York
August
Schomburg
Ordnance
American Ordnance Association
O Erie
William A. Clarke
Wendell Moser
Clarke
Walter E. Slivinski
Carroll’s
Army Divides Space Research: Presidential Compromise
Army space officials objected to potential loss of Huntsville facilities and the team of scientists there. A presidential order followed after a compromise that aims to prevent duplication and boost economies in space research. Eisenhower praised closer NASA-DoD cooperation for peaceful space use benefiting all mankind. Deputy Secretary Quarles and Space Administrator Giennan outlined the agreement. Army defenses depnds more on space research from NASA, with civilian scientific jobs increasing at the Army space and missile center as time passes. No new strictly military space projects were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Page Wge
Army Space
Huntsville
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Department
Newamen
Defentia
Donald A. Quarles
T. Keith Giennan
Space Administration
Ume
Altow
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LaVerne Webeck
A. T. Josephson
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Charles H. Schloss
Eric
Henry Smith
George W. Gore
Ruby M. Gore
James T. Hogan
Hallmark Cards
Jamieatayn
Doris Metzger
Fredonia
Jamestown General Hospital
Louis F. Mazur Jr
Dunkirk
Roy E. Hoaglund
Mojnd
Mabel
Millcrcek
Millcroek Township
Ginnie’s
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
Santa
National Bank of Corry
Corry Hospital
Clara Rauscher
Spring Street
Arthur van Dresar
Donald Mitchell
Christopher Donald
Russell Dingfelder
Robert
Susan Jane
Kingen
Grace Houser
Health Informatin Foundatin
Central Press
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Wattsburg
Pomona
Guy
Moron
Bridge
Versailles Township
Barney
Firestone
Planger
Sea Queen
Hhrough
South Center Street
Army
Bennett's
Orson
Cardigans
XTRA
Bennett
Orc
Lofties
AY Otey
House of Fashion