Local council vote stalls project amid discord
A seaside town council meeting ended without approval for a proposed development as disputes over funding and zoning delayed action. Officials cited incomplete plans and budget concerns while residents urged a timely decision, leaving the project in limbo.
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Graft Agency Joins Two Others In New Union City Alliance
The Graft Agency joins WM Crihdill of Union City and Marion Sullivan to form a new organization named The Gandbied Revices of the Chival ancedi Union City. Officials say the alliance aims to expand services in the northwest Penney area with AW Wikkers and Manister overseeing operations.
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Man Blinded For Second Time At Wills Eye Hospital
Samuel Wirmagie of Cujontown was injured in a farm explosion at age 23 losing his right eye. After initial treatment he was left nearly blind and returned to Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia for another surgery hoped to restore sight.
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Sylvania Expands Titusville Plant To Add Jobs
Sylvania Electric Products Co will move some manufacturing work to its Titusville plant early next year, adding about five to sixty more jobs. A J Paydek, the manufacturing superintendent, said parts for radios will be prepared at Titusville, with work previously done for a Smethport firm handled there.
Cold Air Sweeps Across Northeast In Cold Wave
The cold air mass plunges temperatures to about 40 below zero in Minnesota and Wisconsin, while many regions see 0 to 40 degrees in the colder belt. It moves south and east across the central United States toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. The West stays milder, but a shift signals an end to the mild spell in the Northeast.
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Columbus Troop 19 Starts 1956 57 Scout Year Thursday
Columbus Troop 19 will hold its first organization meeting to start the 1956 57 scout program Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Grange Hall Columbus. Thomas Messinger scoutmaster and Herbert Heidher assistant scoutmaster will lead with a committee to be appointed to run the year for boys over 11 and up. Parents are invited to attend.
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St Thomas Choir Presents Christmas Medley and Midnight Mass
St Thomas' Choir schedules a 11 30 p m Christmas medley with organ solos and carols featuring Mrs James Walters and soloists David Apps Robert Sullivan and Tony Amoroso The Midnight Mass at 12 o clock includes Mass in G and Adeste Fidelis with unison choir parts and a set of carols led by Patrick Miller and others.
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Judge bars union official from testifying in Erie case
In county court, Judge refuses to permit Ralph Texter of the AFL-CIO to testify about Lyons Transportation Co. and its operations near nearby property owners. The decision comes as testimony begins with a 22 year driver for the firm and city zoning disputes over residential impact and airport-like security near the plant.
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Poles and Reds Sign Informal Peace Pact
Reported in Moscow that Poland and the Soviet Union formalize a pact amid Soviet troop presence. Officials cite guarding Poland and the peace camp while tensions over a future German peace treaty persist. The signing in Warsaw included Dmitri Shepilov and Georgi Zhukov, with Moscow sources noting a party committee postponement.
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