Real estate transfer and local court actions noted
A transfer records a property exchange from William G Rimmel to Robert J Waite at Haat South and East streets in Corry. The article also covers a Washington Ave undergrounding ordinance debate, county salary issue for Treasurer Ritchie, weather outlook, and local incidents including a flagpole tampering report and a child’s injury at home.
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William G Rimmel
Robert J. Waite
Haat South
East Streets
Corry
French Cabinet seeks Assembly backing amid crisis
French Premier Felix Caillard's center party cabinet presses a plan to curb the crisis by reshaping motion of censure to require a majority total for removal. The package includes bills to limit depoliticized bills, boost oversight, dissolve government, and set elections after censure.
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Meas
Tenaers
National Assembly
Felix Caillard
Morenefit
Depthes
U S Court Reverses Integration Ruling in Dallas Case
The Fifth Circuit reversed a Dallas school desegregation order, delaying a midterm deadline. The court said authorities should have a reasonable opportunity to meet their duties before further orders or judgments are entered, allowing a full hearing if needed.
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U.S
New Orleans
Albert Petty
East South
Circuit Court of Appeals
Iate
Dallas
Tex
Perry M. Nicholson
Cobbett
Petty
U. S
William Atwell
Appeals
Salk Seeks To Conquer Cancer
New York report on Jonas Salk and his antibody serum for cancer research. He states the serum shows potency in test tubes against both normal and malignant tissues, but notes much more study is needed before conclusions. Animal testing uses monkey heart cell–derived tissue for cultivating poliovirus.
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Salk
New York
Jonas Salk Dollo
Science
Balk
Power grows as GOP gains in 1958 Senate race
Despite withdrawals from the field, the GOP eyes a June primary with two declared New Jersey candidates Berhard Shanley and Ren Kean. Martin's Pennsylvania retirement lacks a successor. Analysts foresee 20 Senate seats at stake in 1958 with Democrats holding 12, mostly in the South, where five are likely to stay.
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Dem
GOP
Sclons
Page One
New Jersey
Berhard Shanley
Eisenhower
Ren. Kean
Martin
Pennsylvania
Senate
South
Denies Plot To Depose Nasser By Egyptian Official
Former Egyptian interior minister Ahmed Mortada el Meraghi, living in Beirut, denies charges by President Nasser that he plotted to depose Nasser. Meraghi challenges Nasser to prove the claim as Nasser alleged a Beirut-based plot and a $500,000 bribe to an Egyptian officer to oust the government.
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Shin JT
Lebanuan
Nasser
Egypt
Ahmed-Mortada el Meraghi
Beirut
Port
Maraghi
Hussein Khairy
Naaded
Oil City Gas Seeks Nine Percent Rate Increase
Oil City Gas Company asks the Public Utilities Commission for a nine percent rate hike effective February 25. The firm serves about 84,000 customers in 14 northwestern counties and cites rising business costs as justification to reimburse investments and maintain reliable gas service. Montgomery Jr. says the action is needed to sustain credit and operations.
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Oil City
United Natural Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission
Montgomery Jr
Coans Montgomery
Mrs Lloyd Hopkins of Sparta Dies at 62
Lloyd Hopkins 62 of Spartansburg died at her home after a six months illness. A former Rome Township teacher, she was born June 3 1595 at Cloverdale and was a daughter of George and Etta Kunz. She married Lloyd Hopkins May 8 1919 and is survived by three children and seven grandchildren. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 30 p m at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
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Lloyd Hopkins
R. D
Spartansburg
Rome Township
Cloverdale
Titusville
George and
Etta Henderson Kunz
Rome ‘Township
Edinboro State Teachers College
Robert Johnson
Centerville
Wayne Hopking
Corry
Lee Hopkins
Rose Hill
Laborer Charged in Death of Broadway Actor Sarracini
Monroe Gibson, 26, was arrested after allegedly striking Broadway actor Gerald Sarracini, 30, outside a tavern on Christmas Eve. Sarracini died from a brain concussion. boxer Tommy Bell, 34, was also involved. Both suspects are described as Black, while Sarracini is White and Canadian and held a lead role in Romanoff and Juliet.
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Ivere Xuces
Gerald Sarracini
Monroe Gibson
Saracini
Broaday
64Th Street
Sarracini
Romanoff and Juliet
Peter Ustinov
Tommy Bell
Bell
Gibbon
Trade pact pends Hong Kong Burma Outer Mongolia
A communique from Ulan Bator quoted by Radio Peiping says Hong Kong Burma and Outer Mongolia will develop trade and cultural cooperation. The announcement signals a formal agreement in principal aimed at expanding economic and cultural ties among the three entities.
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Hong Kong
Burma
Outer Mongolia
Ulan Bator
Radio Peiping
Erie Budget Deficit Drops To 66 765
Erie city council reconvened at 2 p m to review the budget. The deficit stands at 66 165 after deletions of 330 000 for administrative expenses and 8 540 for fire and vehicle insurance. Pay raises for about 100 city employees remain under consideration as the council met with the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Erie
Irie
Fraternal Order OF Police
Coumelt
Stassen Seeks Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Bid
Stassen, former Minnesota governor and Eisenhower disarmament adviser, presses for state GOP backing for a Pennsylvania gubernatorial nomination next year. He reports limited support from top Republican leaders after outlining his ambitions to GOP chairmen in all 87 counties.
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Pennsylvania
Harold E. Stassen
Stasen
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Stassen
Jelters
Army unveils pilotless plane for night reconnaissance
Monmouth N J report says the Army developed a tiny drone aircraft with a one pound camera to take low level pictures of enemy terrain without risking a pilot. The device, built by Signal Corps labs and Fairchild, uses a synchronized flash system and ejects camera film as it flies.
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Monmouth
N. J
Army
Twe Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp
Syosset
N.Y
Erie Man Killed In 2 Car Crash
An Erie man, identified as a father of three, died yesterday in a two car collision at a city intersection. James Dinges, 0, of Erie, operated the other car. Lenore Ruggiero, 38, and her daughters Barbra, 3, and Nancy were treated and listed in good condition at area hospitals.
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BugsandMie
Erie
Boxdunowieg
James Dinges
Mies
Lenore Ruggiero
Barbra
Nan
Cy . Dinges
Ruggieros
UAW Clears Former Reds in Top Roles
The UAW International Executive Board absolved Andrew Newhoff Alber Verri and Donald Harris of their duties. The board list included Bishop G Bromley Oxnam, Msgr. George Higgins, Dr. Clark Kerr, Dr. Edwin Witte, Rabbi Morris Adler, Judge Wade McCree, and Magistrate J Arthur Hantwhan. Bishop Oxnam was not present and was traveling in Japan.
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Segmuned
J. Arthur Hantwhan
Windsor
Ont
Bishop Oxnam
Japan
County considers wage hikes based on scale proposal
County officials weighed a salary increase plan pegged to a tiered scale from five percent to one and a half percent, with projected yearly costs of 36 000 to 40 000 beginning in 1938. Louis Raymek opposed the rise citing economic conditions. six employees would rise to the 28 00 category while others remained.
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Bas — Spe
Lato
Carl Proctor
Witch
Louis Raymek
Raymek
Veterans’ Affairs
Fred Lamberton
Wate
New Year Toll Study Shows Rising Deaths Projections
Safety officials warn New Year toll may reach 130 deaths from December to January, citing traffic and alcohol related incidents. Historical counts show high fatalities during holiday periods with about 93 deaths in a compressed 40 hour window.
Frederick Olmsted Landscape Artist Dies in Malibu
Obituary notes the death of Frederick Olmsted a Malibu based landscape artist and former partner of Olmsted Brothers of Brookline Massachusetts. He served on Harvard University faculty from 1900 to 1914 and contributed to the firm’s design legacy over several decades.
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Arlis
Malibu
Frederick Law
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