Erie County job losses and local Christmas events report
A Pennsylvania State Employment Service report shows Erie County losing 3,400 jobs between September and November, with factory employment down 3,000 in 30 days and total jobs at 20,600. The article also covers community Christmas programs at Corry Area High and Harding School, police responses to vandalism and domestic disturbance, a Moose Club Christmas party at Rex Theater, budget concerns, and local real estate and traffic notices.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
PSES
Minionberser
Moose Club
Rex Theater
Corry Area
Mooseheart
U.S. Judge to hear Seneca complaint over Kinzua Dam
A U.S. District Court in Washington has refused to dismiss the Seneca Indians’ complaint against the $101 million Kinzua Dam project. The tribe seeks an injunction to halt construction, arguing the flood control dam would inundate a large portion of their reservation along the Allegheny River in New York. Judge John J. Sirica ordered a hearing with date TBA, after deputy Ralph Boyd asserted the issue was settled in a Buffalo ruling that the federal government may purchase lands under eminent domain.
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Kinzua
Allegheny River
New York State
John J. Sirlea
Ralph Boyd
U. S. District Court
Buffalo
N.Y
Supply And Steel Firms State Merger In Principle
Pittsburgh The National Supply Co and Armco Steel Corp said their directors have approved in principle a merger, pending stockholder approval. Armco would issue 0.85 Armco shares for each National Supply share. Armco ranks seventh among basic steel producers while National Supply produces oil country tubular goods machinery and equipment. The National Supply Co is linked to Tandles gas pumping and drilling engines from One Aji Iron Works of Corry.
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Supply and
Pittsburgh
National Supply Gu
Armco Steel Corp
Principsi
Nations
Armco
National Supply
National Supply Co
Wileh Tandles
Aji
Iron Works of
Corry
Pentagon Seeks Billion for NATO Arms Buildup
Washington reports that the Pentagon plans a supplemental request of about one billion dollars to fund missiles and other arms for NATO. Defense officials say missiles will comprise a large portion of the total as the NATO buildup pace accelerates following Paris talks.
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Washington
Treaty of
Defense
McEtray
Pentagon
Congress
Willoe
NATO
Paris
NATO McEtines
Defense Department
Umguneus AU Huttenefee
McEiay
Hold Two Men In Shooting Of Cop
Columbus Ohio patrol holds two men in the wounding of Patrolman Augustine P Guiffre near a drive in restaurant on U S 40 west of Columbus. Walter John Jankowski 28 from Buffalo N Y was arrested walking on a Licking County road two miles north of Kirkersville. James Stanley Myers 20 from Buffalo admitted shooting the officer. Myers was arrested after the fleeing convertible crashed near highway construction west of Kirkersville. Guiffre was shot five times but is in good condition at Columbus hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
U.S. 40
Here
Walter John Jankowski
Buffalo
N. Y
Licking
Kirkersville
James Stanley Myers
Augustine P. Guiffre
Myers
Jankowski
Guiffre
Columbus Hospital
Charles W. Hodge Succumbs At 91
Charles W. Hodge died at his home at 9:80 after a long illness. He was born October 13 and was a United Brethren minister. Survived by his wife Mable Sturgis Hodge, a daughter Mrs Leon Procter, Beaverdam, four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Braceker Funeral Home with burial in Beaver Lun Crewteny.
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Leon Procter
Beaverdam
Braceker Funeral
Serview
Beaverlun Crewteny
Urge Overhaul Of Defense Dep’t
Barrett and Kefauver pressed for major changes in the Pentagon to speed missile and satellite work. Kefauver called the defense setup confusing and bureaucratic. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, Army chief, urged simultaneous push on satellite and missile programs without neglecting either.
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Barrett
Kefauver
Pentagon
Maxwell D.taylor
Army
Washington
Bartender Held In Fatal Stabbing In Indiana Pa
An Indiana, Pennsylvania bartender, Andrew J. Scott, 41, is held for the county grand jury on murder charges after a fatal stabbing of customer Benjamin Long, 49, during an argument at closing hours in the Elks Club. Scott pleaded innocent at a hearing and was held without bond.
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Indiana
Indiana County Grand Jury
Andrew J. Scott
Benjamin Long
Sagamore
Elks Club
Scott
AF Tightens Security At Missile Bases
Cape Canaveral report states the Air Force increases security at three missile sites near the West center. The move follows a major test and the department in Washington notes tighter access and less information sharing about the launch complexes.
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Cape Ganaveral
Air Forte
Rites Buky West Center
Luil
Moe
Okie
Asolmie
Washinton
Ate
Humphrey Sees Peace Offensive in NATO Missile Move
Humphrey, a Foreign Relations member, said NATO in principle would adopt uses and stockpiles while the United States dropped objections to new East West talks on disarmament. He called moves desirable and not weakness. In the House, 12 Democrats backed more talks with Russia but approved the NATO missile decision.
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NATO
United States
Humphrey
Russia
Vicinity church announcements and services list
The Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church announces Sunday worship at 11 and 4 for morning and afternoon services with nursery provided. Glenwood Church hosts a Youth Fellowship event from 10 to 4 with a planned evening service. Harbor Ridge Wesleyan Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10, worship at 11, evening at 7:30, and midweek cottage prayer on Wednesday at 1:30. Christmas program open to the public.
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Findley Lake
Erie
Powell Unlirakte
Harbor-Ridge Wesleyan Methodist Church
Reys Joseph
Alberta Franklin
Boy 16 Killed In Rifle Horseplay
Autumn, en no-nurry welder, 16, of Altoona, was killed yesterday when a rifle discharged while he tossed it to a friend. Coroner D. Harold Troxell ruled the death accidental. John M. Hart, 82, pleaded guilty to embezzling 3,060 as treasurer of the Blaw-Knox Co. employees credit union and received one year probation plus a 400 dollar fine.
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Mendville
David Colwell
Meadville
En No—Nurry Welder
Altoona
Richard Nelson
D. Harold Troxell
Blair County
Pittsburgh
John M. Hart
Blaw-Knox Co. Employes Credit Union
U. S. District Court
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Hugh School
Harding School
Kaylene Bisley
Corry Area High School
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West Park Place
Richard Bachemer
Charles Barr
West Main Street
R. D
Barr
William Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Alice
The
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Ass Rman
Citizens National Bank
Lumurrow
Erie ‘County
Virginia Foley
Howard J. McMullin Jr
Fairhaven Housing Development
Corry Memorial Hospital
U.S
Kinzua Dam
Hammond's Builders Supplies
Christmas Club
Citizens Rational Bank OF Corry
Roberts Furniture
the “Y
Charles W. Hodge
Sanaa
Corry Bakery
Be Yza
Pend Ear
Disneyland
Greyhound
Scenicruiser
Taget Games Accordion
Dickory
Ory
Barney’s. Firestone
South Center Street
Te Lee
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