Line-O-Ads Erie: Robbery suspects questioned by detectives
Detectives question several suspects about a bold robbery early Wednesday involving $12,827. Most questioned men were not booked by press time. Local ads promote gifts and services including books, Bible recordings, and a Christmas cake sale. A Thiel College grant for a summer science institute is announced, with the institute running July 2 to August 12. A fire at Love Elementary School causes partial damage and evacuations. Parking meter receipts in Titusville tally $512.94 for the week.
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Local Briefs Hit Erie and Kane Areas
A compilation from the Corry Journal lists varied items. Venango County advisory panels propose a new Civilian Defense control center. Kane introduces an adult education plan funded by Penn State for December sessions. Erie eyes a city stadium costing about 600000. crime-free fire in Little Valley. Kane and Erie's shopping and service notices include specials, drug deliveries, and gift suggestions.
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Christmas and New Year ad deadline and local notices
Erie reports fire department response after a short circuit incident at the Clad Barnes home. Local merchants face a December 14 deadline for Christmas greeting page ads in The Journal. Meadville notes inconclusive traffic study on Winter Street impact and calls for better Water Street pattern. Federal actions include WMGM station licenses for mobile radios in the auxiliary band. Turkey season ads urge orders from Dahl and McCray. County tax board ruling at Port Erie Airport could set statewide precedent for private airport taxation.
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Meidville
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Ty Leenses
Man Dies Leaving Car In Ephrata Police Say
In Ephrata Pennsylvania Luke M Wenger 53 was killed after parking his car and leaning into a rear door when a Denver driver D M Royer 69 struck him as he bent to retrieve something from the back seat. Royer was released in his own custody pending investigation.
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Hospital admissions and discharges list at Corry Memorial
Hospital notices show admissions for Sandra K, Paulette Varish, Eulunt Ayers, and others at Corry Memorial, with addresses in Penry and nearby areas. Discharges include Cathy Johnson, Sharies Matthew, Lisa Gaye Mowers, and Carol Chirtenzio, among names and addresses in Union City and surrounding towns. Also notes a local clothing item sale at Mabel's Shoppe offering Hollyhogue jewel neck blouses for 5.98.
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Brice Johnson
East Street
John Mixiaccio
West Main Street
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Howard Mowers
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R. D. Sorry
P. J. Dietsch
Spring Street
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Catt Chirtenzio
Edna Williams
Can't Take It Any More Kills Husband in Oswego County
Mrs. Luna Boardway, 46, is jailed in Oswego County on a first degree murder charge after allegedly shooting her husband, George Boardway, at their home east of Oswego. Deputy Mary Kilsehour reported Boardway called the sheriff and said she shot her husband with a rifle. A history of family discord was noted by Dist. Atty. John R. Murray. Boardway, a widow with six children, awaits grand jury action after arraignment before Peace Justice W Charles Kennedy.
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Sher- Ims
Luna Boardway
Oswee
George
Thurst
Mary Kilsehour
Boardway
Alty
John R Murray
Oswego
W. Charles Kennedy
Funeral notices for Yeager Green and more
Funeral services are set at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer for La verre Yeager with burial in West Mina Cemetery. A second notice lists Melissa Admin with calling hours and a funeral at Bracken Funeral Home. Mye Hayviet R Green will be honored at Ghester A Swil Funeral Home Erie with burial in Erie Cemetery. An obituary reports Andrew Miller aged 66 who helped found the first Calgary Stampede while Calgary trade commissioner from 1910 to 1915 in Newmarket Ontario.
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Laverre Yeager
Spitzer
Clymer
West Mina
Newmarket
U S Buys 300 Million in Gold From IMF
The United States bought 300 million dollars worth of gold from the International Monetary Fund to boost its gold reserves. The move came as foreign buyers have driven U S gold holdings down to about 17.9 billion and the IMF conversion aimed to place gold into treasury securities.
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Washington
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Internaional Monetary Fund
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Warren County to pay boost for sixth class status
Warren County expects a state reclassification to sixth class, boosting salaries of county officials and allowing an elected county controller. Current salaries rise to about 8,400 for new commissioners, with the change hinging on census and governor certification. delays push official effect to 1964.
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Ainy
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David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Marquette U to Curtail Athletics
MILWAUKEE AP Marquette University says it will drop intercollegiate football and track at year end and shrink athletics to focus on a decade of academic expansion. The university, largest Catholic school in the U.S., has football since 1902 and rose to power in the 1930s before postwar decline. President Edward J. O’Donnell cites a deficit from this season and outlines a sweeping 11 year building and faculty plan with a $40 million fundraising goal. The move hinges on broad support from faculty, students, and friends.
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PUC Defers Equitable Gas Rate Increase Hearing Hope
Harrisburg AP The Public Utility Commission postponed until mid January public hearings on Equitable Gas Co s request for a 3 229 000 annual rate rise The delay leaves the commission to decide whether current rates should be temporary or allow the increase to take effect Jan 6 pending investigation Pittsburgh opposes the rise and seeks temporary rates as the nine month suspension looms The company has refused to extend present rates beyond Jan 6 unless required by the PUC
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Auditor Urges Hospital To Check Patients Credit
Harrisburg AP reports Gen Charles C. Smith urged Ashland State Hospital to verify patients credit for charity care. He told Gov. Lawrence that a year ending May 31, 1958 showed 398,759 dollars written off as free service or uncollectible.
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Charles C. Smith
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