Patrols issue citation over reckless driving in city
Paragraf eCity patrolmen issued a citation against a car listed in James Beck of R. D. 1 Bear Lake. Officers saw the car driven fast then speeding on West Columbus and Center streets, skidding 100 feet at a red light. License found in Beck’s name. Weekend losses included a rifle found near Wayne and West Congress streets, a trailer plate, and a stray beagle with license 17151. A boy of 13 treated for a thigh laceration after a fall at home. Santa Claus visits drew about 600 children with parents in the business district. Police also reported a snowstorm missing Corry but reaching near Kearsarge.
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eCity
James Beck
Bear Lake
Center Street
West Columbus Vent
Beck
Howard McDonald
Liberty Street
Wayne
West Congress Streets
Maurice Lilley
RD. 1
Ralph Ross
Sixth Avvenue
Reade Tanghurst
Maple Avenue
Santa Clas
Penelec
Ghorus
New Parsonage Dedicated in City Amid Details of Features
The new parsonage is dedicated with interior highlights including a study paneled in Philippine mahogany, two sleeping rooms on each floor, a birch kitchen with electric stove and dishwasher, and a basement recreation area. It features extensive storage, built in closets, a disappearing telephone seat, and a connected garage. Dr. and Mrs. Ortner plan to move in by December 19 and host congregation members after Christmas.
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Y A.W. Harmon
Corry
Wendell Gage
Hammond Elevator
Tne Hassett
Corny Wollpaner
Painty
Union City
Ortner
John
Teachers Face Pay Hike Fight in 1955 Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Education Association seeks a $200 a year cost of living salary boost, touting 1956 as pivotal. The report notes rising costs and calls for improvements in salaries facilities and materials, while opponents doubt PA can fund a strong educational system.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
PSA
Chautauqua Taverns Face Federal Indictments for Diluted Whiskey
Western New York tavern owners including Nick Trunzo at Jamestown Peter Piskorski and Joseph Meusel at Dunkirk Charlotte Seibert and Samuel Paolillo at Jamestown were among 17 indicted for serving mislabeled or diluted whiskey. The charges allege reusing whiskey bottles without destroying tax stamps, a felony with up to 1000 fine and two years imprisonment. Indictments sent to U.S. District Judge in Buffalo after IRS agents probed bars amid complaints of diluted whiskey. The note also mentions the widow of a labor leader dying in Coshocton Ohio.
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Mas Ysl
Chautaigues Younty Tavern
New York
O |i
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
Chauteuqua County
Nick Trunzo
Nick's
Jamestown
Peter Piskorski
Village Inn
Dunkirk
Joseph Meusel
Point Inn
Charlotte Seibert
Samuel Paolillo
Fairmount Grill
Buffalo
Lack‘awanna
John Knight
U. S
John O. Henderson
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Mark Goff
Detroit
Sles
Martin Motor Sales
Mr. Golf
Triins
Essex Street
Robert Coons
Robert. Goons
Carry
Carry Memmorial Hospital
Erie
Kear‘Sarge
Walter Purdy
East Columbus Avenue
Purdy
Sharon
B. Schweitzer
Warren
H. J. Schweitzer
West Main Street
Federal Governmient
R. C. Jackson
Meadville
Lawrence ‘Thomas
West
Congress Street
Byham Funeral Home
Rudolph Bangert
Harry Alexander
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Charles Lepper
Fairview Hospital
Lepper
Margaret. Hawkins
RD. 2
New York City
London
Britain
Corry Savings and Loan
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington Sts
Mrs. Claus
Guignon's
Mom
Dad
Beso Amr
Coshocton
Ohio
Jensony Mobley Green
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
S&s
Firch's
Sunbeam Bread
Sove
Alllise
Children
Brigidaire
Tederriter Company
Leo UL
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