Erie City Hall plans emerge for municipal building and incinerator
Washington preliminary approval signals a $3,000,000 city hall project with funds repayable if completed. Mor ris Knowles Inc adviser J C Callahan says planning will proceed and that a separate incinerator expansion or new plant at 10th and Rasp-Derry streets may be funded, with about $9,000 in cuts anticipated.
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Erie
Peach
Washington
Team- Oil
J. Cat Callahan
Morris Knowles, Inc
Fim
Callahan
Irks
Charles Downstip
Mide
1Th
Rasp- Derry
Downing Tas
Fight manager faces license hearing in Pennsylvania
Frank Bunky Palermo must appear before the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission to show why his license should not be forfeited. The commission cited a long record of associations with known criminals and gamblers as trainer Jimmy Wilson also must appear. The investigation follows reports that Palermo’s fighter Casey Wallace was sedated before a Cleveland bout last year.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Frank Bunky
Palermo
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Trua
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Casey Wallace
Cleveland
Deepest Test Well In Region Ready To Start Drilling
At midnight, Shaw Farm No 1 near Tidioute will begin drilling possibly reaching 12 000 to 14 000 feet. Driller JC Walker of Bruin operates the rig, backed by Paul H. Bery and F. Arthur Johnson of Oil City. The site, Lime stone Township in Warren County, already set a regional depth record across the Allegheny.
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Tidioute
Shaw Farm No. 1
Pidioute
Paul H. Blery
F. Arthur Johnson
Oil City
JC Walker
Bruin
Butler County
Limestone Township
Warren County
Shaw Farm
Titusville
Allegheny
Shaw
Ulf
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Tidjoute
Two GIs Held In East Berlin
East Berlin radio reported two American soldiers were wrested to Communist East Berlin after allegedly beating cabaret performer Werner Lierck unconscious. The broadcast gave few details and did not identify the soldiers or their fate. A U S Army spokesman had no information on the incident.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Werner Lierck
Distel Night Club
U. S. Army
Russia
East Bealls
Lierck
Erring Father Sent To Prison
Meadvill e Judge Herbert A Mook sentences Merle Kightlinger of Youngsville RD 1 to six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse for contempt of court over child support. He had paid only a small portion of a reduced 20 weekly order amid years of arrears.
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Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
Merle Kightlinger
Youngsville
RD 1
Allegheny County
Kightlinger
Dan
Veith
Mook
Woman Killed in Auto Crash Near Clarion
Mrs. Margaret Schmader 59 of Lucinda died in a Route 322 collision near Strattanville while en route to visit her injured son. Her daughter-in-law and C. B. E. Warring of Oil City were injured. Warring drove the truck. Schmader’s husband is hospitalized from a clay mine accident.
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vaRiUi
Margaret Schmader
Lucinda
Jerome A. Schmader
C. BE
Warring
Oil City
Here
Schmader
Jerome Schmader
Brookville
Erie Men Brush Death In Mishap On Bridge
Kenneth LeRoy Kitelinger 21 of Erie was driving a panel truck downhill when brakes failed and the vehicle slid toward the Clarion River near the Clarion Bridge. He tried to turn and stepped toward the bridge side but remained uninjured. Passenger Thomas Ancharahl of Lawrence Park also survived without injuries. Damages were estimated at 1600 for the truck and 600 for supplies.
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Eenrue
Clarion Bridge
Clarion River
Kenneth LeRoy Kitelinger
Erie
Kitelinger
Skeleton found in Casper home launches strange case
In Casper Wyoming a woman's skeleton was found embedded in concrete at the home of James Alexander a former teacher and his blended family. Natrona County Attorney Ray Whittaker said the body was discovered by the person who buried it and tied to the disappearance of Barbara Alexander. Rose Alexander wife of James told officers she claimed Barbara died accidentally after bricks toppled and she buried the body in wet cement. Police seek answers on where James and the five children were at the time of death.
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Preas Casper
Barbara Alexander
Natrona County
Ray Whittaker
Rose Alexander
James
Whittaker
Alexander
Alexanders
Barbara
Hardin, Mont
J. Car
Barham
Rose
Carter
Man Samuel Brunacini Charged with First Degree Murder
Franklinville foreman Lon Riggs leads an 18 member grand jury to consider a first degree murder charge against Samuel Brunacini 67 Jamestown at arraignment on Saturday The jury with Margaret Toennies Salamanca as assistant foreman met in Supreme Court Monday with District Attorney J Richmond Page indicating presentation to the grand jury may wait until next week
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Uttle Valley
Lon Riggs
Franklinville
Samuel Brunacini
Jamestown
Margaret Toennies
Salamanca
Supreme Court
Mondky
J. Richmond Page
Brunacin
Paratyphoid Fever Outbreak Traced to Local Dairy
Lancaster area health officials investigate 37 paratyphoid cases mostly among children. Milk from a single dairy is the only common factor, prompting suspension of bottling. Dr. Oscar Davis says at least two days are needed for a definite source and samples of ice cream oil and similar foods are being tested.
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Jay Panora
Ancaster
Lancaster
Oscar Davis
Davis
Ex-PRR medic John L Bower dies at 90 in Baumstown
Dr. John L Bower former chief medical examiner for the Pennsylvania Railroad died yesterday in Baumstown at age 90. He served 40 years with the railroad and became chief medical examiner in 1919 retiring in 1990.
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PRR
Reading
John Lower
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baumstown
Bower
Supreme Court Recessed After Jury Swearing In
The December term opened with Justice Leo J. Hagerty presiding as court recessed until today after grand and trial jurors were sworn and the calendar called. Trial of the first suit is expected today.
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Supreme Court
Leo J. Hagerty
Tonawanda
Gas Fatal To Family Of Four In Butler County
In Eau Claire Pennsylvania a family of four died from carbon monoxide from a closed gas heating flue. James R. Corbett 27 his wife Sophia about 25 and children Rickey 3 and Sandra 9 months were found dead in their second floor apartment. Corbett slumped in a chair while the wife and children were in bedrooms. Coroner J Clinton Atwell ruled accidental death noting the flue had been turned off for unknown reasons. Corbett worked at a local store and was missed by coworkers who found the bodies after he failed to report for work. The sheriff said the family had been seen Monday night and likely died several hours before discovery. Bat Claire is about 26 miles north of Butler.
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Cee
Eau Claire
Butler County
James R. Corbett
Sophia
Rickey
Sandra
Corbett
J. Clinton Atwell
Atwell
Bat Claire
Butler
Demand to transfer control of WCED stations in DuBois
The Federal Communications Commission authority was asked yesterday to transfer control of Radio Stations WCED and WCED-FM DuBois Pennsylvania to Jason Gray and Harold T Gray.
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Wasminulun
Vounumentions Commission Authority
WCED
Wced-Fm
DuBois, Pa
Jason 8. Gray
Harold T. Gray
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Ter Sid
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Ford
America
Buelink Motor Sales
N. Center St. Corry
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WICU
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