Council Rejects Plea On Pinball Licenses And Fees
City council rejected Albert Magliarditi's plea to cut pinball license fees from 75 to 50 per machine. The measure kept the 75 annual rate, citing gambling concerns. The session also approved a one mill tax increase to fund the budget, and set a meeting for reorganizing the new council Monday morning.
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Albert Magliarditi
Aise
Magliarditi
J. Fred Kinley
Roger Brown
Magliardii
Council
Moose
VEW
Ttilisa
Elks
Agor Kinley
Courell
Sina
Tielter
Sait
John J. Newton
Peake and
Peiffer
Dober
North Center
Eet
Funcil
Armed Forces Might Greatest Ever Marshaled Says Secretary
Secretary of Defense Wilko declared the American armed forces the most potent ever marshaled, praising modern air power and budgetary cuts. He presented a report to President Eisenhower on national defense focusing on new strategic concepts and reduced ranks, while Army moves to shorten active duty for junior officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cme
Alrmower
Wilko
Eisenhower
Wilton
U. S
Army
Wilson
Tention
Tuk-bustihe
Mito Mie
Hy Chenes
Eremdin
Lev
Local Tree Pickup Drives After Holiday Dispose Day
City workers will collect discarded Christmas trees next Monday after the holiday season. The public works department and staff will drive through neighborhoods to haul away trees left curbside, following the traditional post holiday cleanup routine.
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Guy Abbey
Indicted by Federal Jury Louis Shoulders under probe
In Kansas City a federal grand jury indicted veteran police officer Louis Shoulders on pilferage charges tied to the Greenlease ransom case. The indictment accuses him of false testimony about the money’s whereabouts during the 1950 arrest of Hall and Heady. Dolan was also linked to the case. witnesses differed on when suitcases containing ransom money were moved. A second item notes coal miner Leonard Ring was killed in an explosion at the M and M mine in Meyersdale.
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Associated Press
Hansas City
Louis Shoulders
Greenlease Klanaporset
Shoulders
Robert C. Greenlense
Kansas City
Hobby
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Missouri State
Gas Chamber
Elmer Dolan
St. Louis
Heady
Hall
Dolan
Newstead
Sions
Jim
St. Lows
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Force
Somerset
Leonard Ring
Meyersdale
Route 6 Crash Claims Life of Ind Corryite
Mrs. Myrtle Haupin of 806 West Pleasant Street died in Warren General Hospital after injuries from a Route 6 bridge crash that killed her husband Hy Faupin days earlier. The couple was en route to Warren when their car skidded on the railroad bridge, plunging 50 feet. She is survived by a daughter, son, two stepchildren, 12 grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements will be at Bracken-Jeuhey Home with services led by Dr. Elmer Ortner. Burial at Wintergreen Gorge Cemetery.
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Myrtle L. Haupin
West Pleassine Street
Warren General Hospital
Ti Faupin
Youngsville
Anupin
Greenford
Corry
Coby Grange
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Women's Relief Corps
Rebekaha
Arvlaid Heddrick
Trenton
Y.d
Carson A. Brundage
Avis Phelps
Melvin Houpin
Warren
Nora Graham
Ada Judd
Blaine Calvin
Eureka
Cal
Bracken Juheys
Elmer Ortner
Wintergreen Gorge
Injured Veteran Family In Area Crash Near Union City
Walter Stebbins, 52, a jobless veteran from Milton Pa, skidded on a wet road west of Union City while returning from job hunting. His wife Vi 86 and daughter Georgia 4 were hospitalized at Stem Memorial with shock and possible injuries. The wrecked 1962 car was beyond repair. Union City VFW post arranged to cover the family’s fare home after learning of their finances.
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Union City Hospital
Union City
Walter Stebbins
Milton
Violet
Dasighter Georgia
Stem Memorial Hospital
Stebbins
Corry
Cleveland
Meadville
Union City Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Reds Near Key French Base in Indochina War
Hanoi reports intensified pressure on Dien Bien Phu as Vietminh forces close within four miles of the French fort. French cources speculate the move is a major objective in the winter campaign, with potential prep for further push toward Taos.
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Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Kingdom of
Taos
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Thakhek
Thiland
Iast Wesi
Dian Bien Phu
Frm
Forte
Amerean Mup
Eisenhower plan to funnel defense work faced Southern criticism
Washington reports a plan to funnel more defense work into areas with high unemployment drew heavy Southern Democratic criticism as Congress nears. Senators Maybank Sparkman and Thurmond challenged the administration’s pledge and accused the White House of breaking campaign promises. Officials defended the policy as akin to Truman measures, noting earlier outlines by Fleming and past efforts to direct contracts to areas with joblessness.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Mayban
Ud-Sc
Sparkman
D-Ala
White House
Augusta
GOP
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Regina
Truman
Hagerty
Arthur S. Fleming
Defense Mobilization
Fleming
Mork Crilfelam
Snl
Davison Named Deputy Coroner for Two-Year Term
B Laurence Davison operator of Davison Funeral Home on Dust Main street was named deputy coroner for a two year term beginning January 1. The appointment by Erie County Coroner Warren Wood continues the rotation of deputy coroner duties among physicians. For the past two years Robert Bracken of Bracken Funeral Home has served in that capacity.
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B. Laurence Davison
Davison Funeral Home
Dust Main Street
Erie County
Warren Wood
Robert Bracken
The
Bracken Funeral Home
Expects Hike In Highway Failures
State Highways Secretary B L Schmidt warned of rising highway failures as Pennsylvania's 41 000 mile road system faces growing motor vehicle use. Registrations climbed from 2 240 978 in 1945 to 9 304 092, a near 50 percent rise, with about 14 100 miles over 20 years old, the usual life span of roads.
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Aarrisburg
B. L. Schmidt
Pennsylvania
Schmidt
Two Tankers Crash in Delaware River Missing Nine Crew
Two tankers collided in foggy Delaware River near historic Re Patch Island early today. Four crewmen died and nine remained missing as fires were fought on both ships bound for Philadelphia with large crude and refined oil cargoes. Emergency crews mobilized. a lifeboat took five from the dealer while others were rescued from the river.
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Associated Press
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Hentic Refining Co
Sire Anchorage
Ours
Saas Jheacquaries
Philadelphia
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Pre Patch Island
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State Road
Delaware
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Franklin grid coach missing in crash at sea
Franklin grid coach and Franklin Way High School head football and basketball coach Alex Duticina, known as Frankii Hizh Sthou taewlty moms, was reported missing after a crash off Jacksonville while training. A Marine fighter pilot and former Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, Captain Botkin, and others were rescued. a search from Daytona Beach to Wilmington continued with Civil Air Patrol and search planes involved.
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Alex Duticina
Frankii Hizh Sthou Taewlty
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Nicol
Jacksonville
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Prainktin
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Akron
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Matas Figtium
Akron Naval Air Station
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King
Cigil Air Patrol
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Max- Well Air Force Base
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Two Trucks Collide on Delaware Street in City Incident
Delaware Street collision between two trucks damaged a city streets department vehicle after one truck failed to yield. Police said Haslett's vehicle blocked view causing the crash involving Brewer's truck. No charges filed. In a separate case, Nina Harrell, 35, is not charged after shooting her former husband Wart Ell, 85, in self defense on Christmas Day. Prosecutor Schwesinger deemed it justifiable homicide.
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Delaware Street
City Streets Department
James Haslett
Grey Brewer
Brewer
Spa
Hasett
Haslett
Nick
Nina Harrell
Wart Herell
Siser Ruith
Chester R Schwesinger
Nina
Teachers push for annual $1,000 pay raise in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg, educators press for a $1,000 yearly salary increase. The Education Association's annual convention debated resolutions urging higher starting pay and broader funding. Delegates elected new officers, including president Nor Win Hl Britthart of Reading, as they call for legislative action on teacher tenure, subsidies, and standards.
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Tarrisburg
Pennnsylvania
Uuil
Arma Sidallyncrease
Kealubilly
Shine
Eduination Associion
Raisling
Raisling Wie Tinimim
William Miller
Burgebtstuyn
Ue Association
Somlining
Lommither
Bela
Wye
Tia
Yissael Ablon
Win Hl Britthart
Reading
Frurits B
Atate Auperti
Lasteichion
Montgomery County
Thermat
Cursor
North Aallegheny
Allegheny
Bethlehem lighting prizes awarded by local judges
A panel of three judges reviewed about 25 home lighting displays in the Chamber of Commerce contest in Bethlehem. First prize of 40 dollars went to Sam Istignaceta of 490 West Pleaasant Street. Two prizes of 15 dollars each were awarded to Blor Dahl of 505 East Pleasant Street and Donald Nantes of 72 East South Street for creative holiday displays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sam Istignaceta
Bethlehem
Blor Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Donald Nantes
East Soud Street
Dahl
D. Fred Kinley
Lawrenne Douglas
Ramsey Rogers
Utility grants two rate jumps in three years
General Telephone Company asks the Public Utility Commission to approve higher charges across its four exchanges. If approved, rates would take effect March 1, with residential, two and three party plans rising. Company president Lewis B. Shepherd cites wage costs and added investment as drivers of the request.
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General Telephone Company
Public Utility Commission
Wility
Wilhshoe Commission
Commie
Lewis B. Shepher
Utto Mae
Shepherd
Wweesaey
Staphead
General ‘Telephione Company
Pannsy Wellintes
Witside
Warn Of Phony Fund Drive In City
Reports spread last night of youths in parts of the city soliciting donations at homes with no clear fund drive announced The police were investigating and urged residents to verify requests before giving to any charity or organization Listed details about the youths or amounts collected were not confirmed by authorities
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Goeswamm
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