Christmas Day openings and local civic notes in Erie area
Erie and surrounding towns report holiday events and incidents including Bowl-Aire alleys Christmas hours, VFW club schedule, and Sno ball dance at Moose Club. City officials discuss merged health department with state funds sought, crime updates on gambling case, fire at Powell home, and Jamestown welfare infirmary talks. Russell G. Powell, Donald S. Leslie noted. Jamestown considers infirmary site. Seneca airport survey underway.
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VFW Club
Eric
Felix Shubert
City Health Department
C.L. Wilbur Jr
Erie
Moose Club
Hospital Auxiliary
Titusville
Associated Charities of
Associated Charites
The
Journal. of Erie
Michael Kinecki
Raymond (Oldakowski) Oldach
Duncan
West Lake
Donald
Leslie
Hammermill Paper Co
Natoned Industrial Conference Board
New York
Howard Mish
American Sterilizer Co
Ginnie’s
Jamestown
Carl F. Sanford
Jamestown General Hospital
Department of Public Works
Thurston Gustafson
C. A. Norman Johnson
Special Jacobs Co
jBarnes & Carrig
Franklin
DuBois
Simpson and Madison
Seneca
Venango County Commissioners
Chess Lamberton
Local hospital admissions and area notices at Corry Meadville Titusville
A hospital report lists Nellie Anderson and Connie Rohde among admitted and discharged patients including young Robin Duell and Roger Johnson in Corry. Meadville notes 23 justice of the peace commissions and three alderman posts unfilled in Crawford County with vacancies in several townships and wards. Titusville reports Quaker State not meeting crude oil price increases due to adequate Pennsylvania crude supplies, following South Penn Oil's 15 cent per barrel rise.
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Nellie M. Anderson
Wayne Stroal
Prite Rohde
Warsbury
Connie
Harold Bensink
Clymer
Harry E. Blissey
Tidioute
Haroldd
Mirvin Hetrick
Spartansbulk
Cardi Jewell
South Second Avenue
Robin Suzanne
Harold Duell
North Center Street
Roger
Warren Johnson
East Smith Street
F. William Chirieyzio
South Center Street
North East
George F. Touell
Welch Grape Juice Company
Welch
Graphic Controls Corporation of
Buffalo
N. C
Meadville
Justice of Peace
Crawford County
Athens
Beaver
East Pairfield
Oi Creek
Randalph
Rom
North Shenan
Spring
Wayne
Venango
Woodsockboro
Titusville
Barnes & Carrig
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
City
J Joseph Seep
South Penn Oil Co
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Quaker State
South Penn
Naval Hero Claus Clausen Dies at 90 in New York
Claus Kristian Clausen a retired Navy lieutenant and Medal of Honor recipient from the Spanish American War died yesterday in New York at age 90. Born in Denmark he also served in World War I and retired from the Navy in 1920.
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New York
Claus Kristian Clausen
Navy
Liu‘tenant
Yesterjae
Denmark
Conneaut Airs Tax Issues and Local Vandalism Incidents
Conneaut reports show an $80 487 income tax impact dated April 1 despite a November vote eliminating the tax with payments due until November 12. In Jamestown a thermopane replacement cost 200 was paid after shots damaged a W P Schall home window. Jamestown man Bonfiglio pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct after cutting six feet from the town Christmas tree in Brooklyn Square. A Meadvill e council moves to study a Mill Run water impoundment with County Soil Conservation District for possible funding and Chamber of Commerce support. Dunkirk sees a flash fire injuring a Niagara Mohawk steam station storage shed. no loss estimate given by Fire Chief Centner.
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Conneaut
Tressurer Pogip Cress
Journal
Erle
W. P. Schall
Jamestown
Rissell Bonfig No. 18
Brooklyn Square
F. L. Baressi
Bett
Meadville
Crawford County Soil Conservation District
John V. Pepicelli
Chamber of Commerce
Dunkirk
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Richard Centner
Polar pact extended US New Zealand science drive
The United States and New Zealand signed a one year extension to cooperate in Antarctic scientific exploration. It is the third such agreement in six months, mirroring similar understandings with Australia and Argentina. Officials said separate pacts were needed to avoid affecting each nation’s territorial claims in the Antarctic region.
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U. S
N. Zealand
Washington
United States
New Zealand
Antarctica
Australia
Argentna
State Department
Antarctic
Anne X. Alpern Named Pittsburgh Judge First Woman AG
Judge Anne X. Alpern of Pittsburgh was selected as Pennsylvania’s first woman attorney general, to take effect June 20 upon Gov-elect David L. Lawrence’s inauguration. The appointment, praised as a milestone, places her as chief legal officer after a career as city solicitor and longtime public official.
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Pittsburgh
Anne X. Alpern
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Gov. Leader
Commerce
William R. Davisn
Francis R. Smith
Alpern
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Lawrence
Welter Giesey
State Department
Giesey
Judge Alpern
Thomas D. McBride
State Supreme Court
Harrington Adams
State Senate
Commonwealth
Es Commission
Federal Power Commission
Atty
Irwin A. Swiss
Marsha Ellen
Swarthmore College
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Daviin
Rock Collapse Traps 16 Farmers in Belgian Maze
In northeast Belgium near Zichen-Zussen-Bolder a rock collapse trapped at least 16 mushroom farmers in a nine acre tunnel maze. Three people were confirmed dead and rescuers said chances of saving those still underground were slim as hundreds of workers labored through mud and debris.
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Zichem Zussen Bolder
Belgium
Solon's Wife Dies in Camden Funeral Saturday for Mrs Wolverton
Mrs. Charles A. Wolverton, 63, wife of the eighth district Republican congressman, died yesterday in Cooper Hospital Camden. Services will be held Saturday.
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Solon
Camden
N. J
Charles A. Wolverton
Cooper Hospital
Government costs surge from 1988 to 1958 in new record
The Tax Foundation reports a dramatic rise in all government costs in the United States from 20 billion dollars in 1988 to 131 billion dollars in 1958. The figures, released by the research organization, indicate a historic federal, state and local spending climb.
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Timesi
U. S
Tax Foundation, Inc
Central Press
Worker dies after beam strike in Waynesboro
A 22 year old Fayetteville construction worker died at Waynesboro Hospital after being struck on the head by a falling wooden beam. The accident occurred in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, as rescue teams responded to the scene.
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Waynesboro
Fayetteville
Waynesboro Hospital
SPCA Captures Crafty Mongrel at New Brunswick Circle
An elusive mongrel dubbed more collie than anything else was trapped by SPCA agents after two months of evading capture. The dog, abandoned at the New Brunswick traffic circle, resisted drugs and bait until a beef bone lured it into a wire cage. Vet check showed no ill effects from the cold stay as the SPCA seeks a new home.
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SPCA
New Brunswick
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Two Holdups In One Night Shake Portland Store
A gunman robbed Mrs. Linden’s small Portland grocery of 50 dollars last night and an hour later three masked robbers took 56 dollars. Linden locked the store and quipped about holdups on television. In Chicago, Orville Dwyer, 68, longtime Tribune reporter, died.
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Portland
Ore
Bur Linden
Chicago
Orville
Doc) Dwyer
The
Chicago Tribune
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al County
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Tess
Abe Dor
Aedeeae
Corry Hospital
Barney’s Firestone
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