Warren County Budget Talks and Local News Roundup
Warren County officials discuss ax rate and budget amid Eisenhower holiday message plans while Moon murder trial costs and schedule loom. Local incidents include a deer case, wallet loss, restaurant fire alarm, Christmas lights project, free food aid, a Union City crash, and a court settlement with small town personnel updates.
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Warren County
Eisenhower
Inge
Norman Moon
Moon
Injunction Dropped in AFL Local 590 Election Case
Five members of AFL Amalgamated Food Employes Local 590 dropped an injunction to halt officer elections in Pittsburgh. The out of court settlement was reached in judge William H. McNaughter’s chambers of the Allegheny County Common Pleas Court.
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Cobbett
Alice Carrike
Carol Hetrick
West Washington Street
Camrike
Miss Hetrick
Carrike
Carnvike
Pittsburgh
AFL Amalgamated Food Employes Local 590
William H. McNaugher
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Area Residents Win Phone Fight in Erie County
The Public Utility Commission authorized 45 Erie County residents to seek telephone service from General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania instead of Wattsburg Telephone Co-operative Association. Led by Roy Ladd, petitioners from Wayne, Amity, and Venango townships said current service is unavailable or inadequate. The association alleged General Telephone built lines within its area, violating an informal agreement.
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Public Unity
Wumscce
Harrisburg
Erie County
Wattsburg Telephone Co-operative Association
General Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Pye Prouo
Roy Ladd
R. T.m, Corry
Commission
Wayne
Amity
Venango
General Telephone Rathr
Association
General Telephone
Admiral Thomas Washington Dies at 89 in Washington
Admiral Thomas Washington, 89, longtime head of the Navy's Bureau of Navigation from 1919 to 1933, died yesterday in Washington. A veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I, his career spanned crucial early 20th century naval modernization.
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Washington
Adm
Thomas Washington
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Northwestern Rural Electric Co op Plans 1955 Budget
Directors approve a 1955 operating budget of 754300 with an expected 10 percent rise in business next year. About 200 new consumers will be added in Crawford Warren Venango Erie counties as the co op serves 7900 consumers in four counties. Expenditures for 1955 are projected 11 percent higher than the current year, with less going into reserves. a separate construction budget for permanent system improvements will be set later.
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Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Wiliam
Wenner
Cambridge Springs
Board of Directors
Crawford
Warren
Wenant
Harry Burrows
Odge
Erie
Wennet
Co-Op
Pressylvania Rural Electric Association
Thei
Iyre
Coop
Manger
Radio executive C. E. Hooper dies in duck hunting accident
Salt Lake City reports C. E. Hooper, 56, nationally known radio and TV ratings pioneer, killed when he fell into an air boat propeller at Great Salt Lake during a duck hunt. He died minutes after admission to Salt Lake City hospital.
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Robert ‘Young
Henry Jazrenski
Oil City
Jefferson Medical Hospital
Philadelphia
Robert Moritut
East Fallowfield Township
Justice of the Peace
R. T. Silverthorn
Summit Township
Ray Sickles
Marion
Marion Tripp
Third Avenue
Ritz
Columbus
Motor City
Brokenstraw Creek
Harold R. Clark
Venango County
Frank
D. J. Winger Jr
Ol City
Union City
Winger
State Justice Department
Welfare Department
Western State Penitentiary
David Kohn
Ralph Hoge
State Liquor Control Board
Warren Jones
Youngsville
Bear Take
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Dodd
Cory
Rempel
Mennen Het
Yee
Remington
Seaforth
Locke
Paris
Tussy
EAU DE Cologne
AN “Cegonat Hale
You Neil
Iley
Aictar
Billield
Pee
Iva
Eastman
Berrie van Oven
Roli
Alve
U.S
Lorigen
TOY Close
Mom
Hoover Iron
Dad
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Corry
Firestone
Citizen National
Deral Deposit Insu
Bank
REA
Directors Express Electric Co-op
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