Delay Named Of New Site Planning Unit
Erie reports formal approval for the East 16th East 19th and French to Parade area as the second redevelopment site has been delayed until shortly after year’s start. Planning Director Len Nowak said more facts are needed by the Planning Commission, including how many families live there building conditions and property value. Officials stressed the delay does not mean the site is abandoned and noted the area could support additional low cost and rental housing. Commission members Miller Brennan Martin Mageau discussed the 18th and French area in detail at a Tuesday meeting.
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East 16Th
Rea
Len Nowak
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Planning Commission
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Middle Busteide
Franklin Avenue
West 11Th Strit
City Planning Commission
Daniel W. Miller
William Brennan
Hugh J Martin Mageau
Parked Car Hit East Of Corry On Route 6
State Police report a rear end collision east of Corry on Route 6 about four miles from town. Two passengers in one car were slightly injured and to be examined by a physician. Alfred Yoder, 28, RD 1 Columbus, drove east when a second vehicle hit from behind. Norman Matthews, 65, Warren, operated the other car. Matthews car damage estimated at 200 dollars and Yoder’s at 75 dollars. Unidentified persons.
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Corry
Alfred Yoder
Columbus
Norman Matthews
Warren
Matthews
Pennsy Walkout Scheduled For Midnight Tonight
The Transport Workers Union and Pennsy meet to avert a strike by 22,560 nonoperating employees. The walkout, set for midnight, follows a halted Septem ber 2 strike after a federal fact finding board urged a welfare plan, paid holidays, and union family coverage. Wage hike demands were not before the board.
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Transport Workers Union
Eisenhower
Michael J. Quill
Acme Electric Co Strike Ends After New Contract
The AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers ends a three week strike at Acme Electric Co after signing a contract through September 1 1957 with a wage boost and an 11 percent average pay increase for 650 employees at Cuba N Y and Allegheny N Y. A union spokesman notes employees chose the TUe as bargaining agent in a National Labor Relations Board election last August.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
Acme Electric Co
New York State
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Allegheny
N.Y
Acme
TUE
National Labor Relations Board
Passengers in Yoder Car Suffer Back and Neck Injuries
Passengers in the Yoder car reported back and neck injuries after the collision. The incident prompted medical evaluation, with authorities describing the injuries as non life threatening.
Solarium Project Moves Forward At Corry Memorial
Corry Memorial Hospital directors announce a $25,900 Ford Foundation grant to build a solarium and an anesthesia recovery room. Half the funds come on approval, with local money to cover the rest. Dr. Robert I. Gleason was named anesthesiologist after completing training in Chicago. Hospital stats for November show 1,518 in-patient days, 1,518 total patients, 45 births, 5 deaths, 28 major, and 46 minor operations, with an average daily census of 51. Directors present included Young, Nast, Holden, Edinger, Spitwr, St, Fuller, Slattery, Brundage, and Elston.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Ford Foundation
Buly
Robert I. Gleason
Tolitt Hospital
Cook County Graduate School of Medicine
Chicago
Edgar Alexander
Young, Nast
Holden
Edinger
Spitwr
St, Fuller, Slattery
Brundage
Elston
Stoica Divorce Granted In Los Angeles
Mrs. Annette Stoica, 33, won a divorce from El M Stoica Jr., 48, a swimming pool builder in Los Angeles. The case notes she became a so called television widow as he spent hours watching TV, including the commercials.
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Los Angeles
Annette Stoica
el M. Stoica Jr
Stockholders Battle for Control of AM Byers Co
Pittsburgh January 26 annual meeting will decide on ousting the current board. Insurgent group led by Sidney Newman claims 71,000 shares and seeks a special meeting. board opposes, placing the proposal on the regular agenda. Newman supported the plan but the release notes lack of 20 percent backing for a special session.
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The
AM Byers Co
Sidney Newman
Grout
Newman
Sydney Newman
Noted Poet Hurt In Auto Crash
Pulitzer prize winning poet Robert Hillyer, 60, was in serious condition at Wilmington General Hospital after emergency head surgery from a car crash near Newark. His back injury fellow driver Clayton Brikes, 55, of Bloomfield, was treated and reported in good condition. Hillyer, a University of Delaware English professor since 1953, was in a coma earlier today but rallied after surgery.
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Del
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Hillyer
Wilmington General Hospital
Newpark
Clayton Brikes
Bloomfield
Briggs
East Orange
No J
University of Delaware At Newark
Confesses To Slaying Wife In Lincoln
Lincoln City Forester Darrel F. Parker signed a confession admitting he strangled his wife Nancy Parker after she refused his advances and staged a rape to mislead investigators. Her partially clad body was found December 14 in their Lincoln home. Parker, 24, told authorities he was awake at noon and found her dead at lunch after decorating a state capitol Christmas tree. He described taking steps to make the scene look like a rape, then left for work. Parker attended Nancy’s funeral in Des Moines before being summoned back. The couple had been married less than two years.
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Lincoln
Fiay
Lancaster Gounty Atty
Elmer Scheele
Lincoln City
Darrel F. Parker
State Capitol
Parker
Nancy
Scheele
Des Moines
Beth Tawa College
Weather Bureau to use dry ice to steer hurricane path
Washington officials edge toward altering a hurricane’s course by using dry ice in an experimental effort. Robert Simpson outlined the plan to the Washington Meteorological Society, detailing a new study group formed to learn how hurricanes develop and move.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Washington Meteorological Society
Robert Simpson
Seeding Hurricanes Could Veer Storms From Land
A study group considers seeding a hurricane with dry ice to trigger freezing reactions in moist winds. The process would release heat and alter energy patterns to push the storm away from populated areas, potentially steering it clear of land.
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Simpson
Gift Authorized for Latter Day Saints Church in Salt Lake City
A cleared legal bond allows the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Salt Lake City Utah to receive a one million dollar gift from hotel heir Filsworth Morgan Statler. State Supreme Court Justice Carlton A Fisher yesterday revoked a 1935 living trust that would fund the church and add 250000 to the Buffalo foundation a philanthropic group.
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Church of Latter Day Stnts
Salt Lake City
Utah
Filsworth Morgan Statler
Supreme Court
Carlton A. Fisher
Statler
Buffalo Foundation
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