Local employment service lists waitresses and helpers
Paragraf William A Michel of the Porte sylvania State Employment Service announced vacancies for machine operators female eduks waitresses bartenders and Kiliehes helpers all qualified applicants should go to the North street office at once Youth for Christ rally at Grange Hall Park Street tomorrow at 7 30 Rev Edward Puller Bethel Baptist Temple Erie will speak with music by Mrs Puller and local youth Deputies investigated a hunter’s death in Warren County cause coronary occlusion Edward Spiller 61 of Pittsburgh died at a camp near Leonard Run The missing hunters Edward Frederick Cleveland and Euene Negarili Gary Ind found themselves after brief searches Corry State Police warned motorists about the dangers of wet slushy roads near the berm Real estate transfers noted and a fire at Ridgway jail caused by a 1 year old boy Juvenile Court to hear charge of argon and malicious mischief Seedlings from the Pa Forest and Waters Dept available at Warren Meadville Erie offices five dollars per 1000 seedlings Weather forecast calls for near normal to cooler temperatures with daily precipitation and possible rain or snow Snow flurries expected most of the period Mrs Lewis Higby cited for leaving scene of an accident after her car hit hydrant and signs at West Smith and Marion streets
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Youth For Christ
Grange Hall
Park Street
Edward Puller
Bethel Baptist Temple
Erie
Snow Peak Ski Area Set to Open Tomorrow
Snow Peak will open at 10 2 a m tomorrow for the winter season if conditions hold. Ted Faust said novice runs have been added and the expert run improved a new tow rope will operate with a polypropylene line. The lodge and facilities are enlarged and hours stay 10 a m to 5 p m with a ski school available.
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Corry
Ted Faust
Faust
Rioting Students Released After Berkeley Protest
A chaotic Berkeley campus protest led to dozens of arrests and injuries as police moved to restore order. University officials and students debated free speech while attendees and organizers faced charges and potential expulsions.
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F.5.m
Kerr
University of California
Poe
Thor
Berkeley
Bee’ Ward
Rye
Amish Folk To Quit U S For Mexico Migration Rumor Spreads
In Hazleton Iowa a rumor says 39 Amish adults chartered a bus and headed toward Acapulco area of Mexico to explore farm properties. The group includes Old Order members resisting state rules on certified teachers for two private schools. They are expected to return over the weekend.
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Hazleton
Towa
Mexico
Acapulco
The Toughest Car Race of History Opens in 1908
In 1908 a grueling race began in New York City with six cars aiming to reach Paris over 13 000 miles of land and 8 000 miles by sea. The route spanned the U S Japan Manchuria Siberia Russia Poland Germany and France amid blizzards bridges deserts and tundra. German and Italian entries faltered while American teams faced penalties yet were credited for observing rules, making the Americans declared winners after a long, arduous test of endurance.
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New York City
New York
Paris
U. S
Japan
Manchuria
Siberia
Russia
Poland
Visitor Bears Resemblance to 200-Pound Bruin
Warren police reported a 260 pound bear roamed Warren last night after shopping hours. Residents watched as it climbed a tree near Warren National Bank, knocked at windows, wandered the Smith Buick lot, and blocked riverbank paths. No damage was recorded. youth Dale Edwards alerted others after spotting the bear.
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Warren
Lawn
Bruin
Iad
Roger Greltenberger
Walker
East Side
Warren National Bank
Dale Edwards
Dale
Bomb scare evacuates two Indiana State College buildings
Indiana Borough police received two bomb threats about an hour apart at Indiana State College in Indiana Pa. Evacuation of McElhaney Hall and Wilson Hall followed. Buildings were searched and no bombs found.
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Indiana, Pa
Indiana State College
Indiana
McElhaney Hall
Wilson Hall
Unclear plea for health help prompts Christmas seal appeal
A fragmented cry urging aid for people with tuberculosis and respiratory diseases surfaces in a noisy plea. The message references Christmas seals and asks readers to support disease prevention efforts.
FBI Arrests 20 In 3 Murders
FBI agents rounded up twenty men tied to three killings as part of a Meridian area case. Names include Jimmy Arledge and Horace Barnette among others. arrests were swift on a dreary overcast day. The bodies of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner and Andre Goodman were found nearby.
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Jimmy Arledge
Meridian
Horace D. Bnette
Travis M. , Barnette
Otha Neal Burkes
Philadelphia Police Department
Olen L. Burrage
Philadelphia
James T. Harris
Frank J. Herndon
Tommy A. Horne
Bonita
Miss
Edgar Ray Killen
Union
Billy Wayne Posey
Williamsville
Alton Wayne Roberts
Jimmmy Snowden
Jimmy Lee Townsend
Oliver R. Warne
FBI
Michael Schwerner
Andre Goodman
Jamestown Man Killed in Two-Car Route 6 Crash
A two car head on collision on Route 6 near Jamestown killed Sebastian J. Sanfilippo, 49, and injured John Morreale, 41, James V. Yager, 74, and Genevieve Yager, 60. Morreale and Yager remain in satisfactory condition with broken ribs and a fractured leg. Police say Yager swerved left to avoid a rear end collision and struck the Morreale vehicle head on.
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Jamestown
Chantangia
Sebastian J. Sanfilippo
WCA
Mille
John Morreale
James V. Yager
Genevieve
Frewsburg
Morreale
Yager
Disappearance of Three Civil Rights Workers Sparks Nationwide Outrage
White New Yorkers and James Chaney, a 22 year old Black man from Meridian, came to Neshoba County on June 21 to investigate a burned rural church and beaten elders. After a dusk stop by Deputy Sheriff Price, they were jailed and released six hours later for $20. They were headed toward Meridian and then vanished. The case drew national shock and a major Mississippi search, with White House involvement.
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James Chaney
Meridian
Neshoba County
Price
Chaney
Mississippi
White House
Boy Demonstrates Gun Kills Brother in Accident
Johnstown area 12 year old Thomas Houser died at Lee Hospital from a rifle wound to the abdomen after a high powered rifle discharged in the hands of his 16 year old brother Robert while demonstrating how the weapon worked. Authorities ruled the death accidental.
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Johnstown
Long Last Sparta Hearing On County School Districts
Erie County debated district consolidation with Sparta and Fort LeBoeuf advocating different plans. Knox backed a 12 district map placing Sparta in Corry, while LeBoeuf urged a single county district outside Erie. Attendees included Howard Plate, S. E. Anderson, Frank McKnight, Roland Putnam, and Thomas. The State Board of Education will decide within a month.
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Knox
Sparta
Corry
Sparts
Erie
Fort LeBoeuf
LeBoeuf
Howard Plate
Plate
Erie County
State “Board” of Education
S. E. Anderson
Frank McKnight
Roland Putnam
Thomas
Democrats' Big Win Leaves Debts for Erie County Party
Erie County Democrats reported a large electoral win on November 3 but ran debts beyond receipts. Two reports filed in Harrisburg show gross income of 30,628 and expenditures of 29,904, leaving 944 cash on hand, with a 7,500 loan counted as debt payable. Republicans posted receipts of 37, 53 and expenditures of 35,741, net cash on hand 1,612. Individual candidates also filed, detailing receipts and expenditures for Mary Reagan, Wendell Good, Frank Pulaski, and Robert Bellomini.
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Erie — County
Harrisburg
Erie County Election Board
Erie County Democratic Committee
Campaign Committee
Mary
Reagan
Wendell R. Good
Frank Pulaski
Robert E. Bellomini
State Assembly
Westside Assembly
Pulaski
Eastside
Baker Hearing Nears End
Williams said his own assistance was no longer wanted in the probe and lamented his integrity being challenged in the clash with McLendon. He accused McLendon of untrue statements after saying he had informed him about government contracts tied to the McCloskey company. Baker was called before the committee but refused to answer questions about his role in the alleged payoff.
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Baker
Williams
McLendon
McCloskey Company
Pipe fall kills man at Gibbsboro loading yard
In Gibbsboro New Jersey a 21 foot metal pipe load collapsed while being unloaded from a flatbed truck for a welding and drilling firm. Vincent Dickey 29 of New Baltimore Ohio was crushed to death.
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Gibbsboro
N. J
Vincent Dickey
New Baltimore
Bellomini's Campaign Finances Reported Net Loss
Bellomini, Democratic west side assemblyman-elect, ran a net deficit with receipts totaling 860 and expenditures of 1,418.73. Earlier figures show receipts of 449.92 and expenses of 547.85, leaving a negative balance in campaign accounts. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Bellomini
Westside
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Portesylvania State Employment Service
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I Ta Saat
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Michael Eid
Warren County
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Leonard Run
Frank Spiller
Pittsburgh
Spiller
Edward Frederick
Cleveland
Euene Negarili
Gary
Ind
Hearts Content
Hiram Brewer
Charles A. Rittenhouse Jr
East Church Street
Elle County
Ridgway
Wamen's
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Smethport
Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters
Meadville
Donald Sumner
Lewis Higby
Lemon Street
Snow Peak
U.S
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North Center
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Sunbeam
Barney's Fey
Canter Street
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Jig
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Rock
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Tony Wanda
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David Niven
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LSU
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Chester
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