Paragrat of Jones Seeks Help After Window Breakage
A complaint filed with city police reports a large stone shattered two panes at 633 Grand Street, damaging both the storm and dwelling windows. The youth suspected was named, with his mother confirming he was at home at the time. A separate weather outlook covers Western Pennsylvania to Ohio and West Virginia with temperature trends and precipitation. A $500 reward was offered by the Pennsylvania Consumer Finance Association for a robber who knocked a cashier unconscious and fled with $500, while another robbery left $500 in a bag behind. Two divorce filings were recorded in Erie County Court, and Ve nongo County saw 18 decrees in a separate week. The Pennsylvania Natural Gas Association predicts rising regional gas use this winter, with peak demand around 1,150 million cubic feet daily. A seven-year-old was treated for a fractured shoulder after a fall, and a school bus in East Titusville escaped injury when struck by a car driven by John Buckley. road conditions were slick. The State Council of Farm Organizations urged a veterinary school at Penn State, calling it a major civic benefit. An employee, William Scouten, required X rays after elbow trauma from a wrench strike. he was released. Edward Krone suffered an arm injury playing at Loveland Field and later returned home. Lamona reported the theft of a rifle scope valued at $69.50 from the Lamona barbershop and sports store after four hunters lingered near firearms.
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Marriage license saga filed in Erie County Court House
Frank X Ras of Erie and Bettie A Davia of Corry and Edward A Dewey and Ruth M Tome of Erie sue for marriage license applications. Dewey is son of former city schools superintendent Ralph Dewey, with properties linked to Erie County proceedings.
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Erie County
Frank X. Ras
Erie
Bettie A. Davia
Corry
Edward A. Dewey
Ruth M. Tome
Deweys
Ralph Dewey
New Pontiacs on Display Saturday in Corry
The four door Chieftain deluxe eight cylinder sedan will be unveiled to the Corry public tomorrow at the W. W. Waterhouse Agency. The showroom will be open from 6 AM to 9 PM for the event.
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Corry
W. W. Waterhouse Oxendy
Dulles and State Department Chiefs Clarify Stances
Washington reports that John Foster Dulles and top State Department officials clarified U S foreign policy directions for the next six weeks. Dulles, soon to be secretary of state in Eisenhower's administration, plans a global survey of policies and departmental operations before taking office January 20. He is not expected to headquarter at the department or engage in routine operations. The article also notes a side line on carbon black used to color tires to distinguish tires and its effect on rubber toughness.
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Truman
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
State Department
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U. S
Department
Probe Outbreak Of Polio Hits 7 In Two Counties
County health commissioner opened an investigation into a polio outbreak affecting five members of an Ellicottville family and two cousins from Smiths Mills near Silver Creek. A 6-year-old girl in critical condition will receive treatment in a rocking bed, a new device for polio patients, to allow more time outside an iron lung.
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James Low
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Sir Ellicottville
Smiths Mills
Silver Creek
Ellicottville
Murray Grint
Smithsville
Ellicottwille
Mother Drives Car Before Train Killings in California
In Sunnyvale California a mother treated for nervous condition drove into a speeding train yesterday eliminating her and her three children John 10 Sedora 9 Cirien 7 and a 1 year old. Three Smiths Mills brothers were hospitalized in Silver Creek. A note was found in Sedora Wilsons purse. The father Edwin F Woods of Olean named chair of the 1953 March of Dimes in Cattaraugus County. His 14 year old daughter is recovering at home. Seven years earlier two other children aged 10 and four were stricken with polio.
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Sedora Wilson
John
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Olean
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Silver Creek Hospital
Polly
March of Dimes
Cattaraugus County
Edwin F. Woods
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Titusville Enterprise
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Loveland Field
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