Fight for Judge in Federal Court in Erie
Two Erie attorneys testified before a U S House committee to back Congressman Garrell D Kearns bill for a seventh federal judge in the Western District The Erie County Bar Association argues the Ghost Court House in Erie reflects a neglected federal building with only one resident judge since 1949 and a rising backlog that Pittsburgh judges cannot adequately handle The filing notes past increases in docketed actions during Judge Burns tenure and urges residence requirements for a local jurist to ease delays
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Erie
U.S. House
William B. Washabaugh Jr
William W. Knox
Erie County Bar Association
Garrell D. Kearns
Pennsylvania
Washabaugh
Erle
Pittsburgh
Owen M. Burns
Atty. Washabaneh
Evie
Burns
Bull
Judicial Council
Brie
Wanderer Faces Charges Today in Domestic Relations Court
Joseph Paris, 30, missing since December 1 1955 during a hunting trip in the Wiavenates, is listed for a non support hearing today. He was located in Seattle in January and returned here to face the charge. Paris' wife Murry is expected to testify for herself and their four children.
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Rio Sances
Joseph Paris
Paris
Wiavenates
Seattle
Washington
Murry
Brie
Spring Creek VFD Hosts Warren County VFA Meeting
Spring Creek Township volunteers hosted 95 members and three guests of the Warren County VFA. J. Summerton presided as talks by Warren County Civil Defense director William Fuelibart and a Motorola rep preceded by color slides shown by Duane Fogle and Martin Keppel. The session featured a Ladies Auxiliary serving refreshments and will reconvene next Tuesday.
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Spring Creek
Fire causes $100000 loss at Elks Club in Indiana
A morning blaze on the second floor of the Elks Club in Indiana caused about 100000 in damages. The fire started in the bar and raged for three hours before control. Two students from Indiana State Teachers College alerted crews. firemen were briefly overcome by smoke but treated and released.
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Indiana
Elks Cub
Wil-Lam Simpson
Simpson
Indiana State Teachers College
Titusville Schools Face Cash Strain as Payroll Looms
Titusville Area Joint School Committee reviewed finances and found about $88,000 in the bank, enough to cover February and March payrolls and bus contracts. The panel approved paying $5,509 in January bills. some boards have borrowed to cover monthly payments while awaiting state tax settlements in Harrisburg.
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Sarueville
Titusville Area
Jointure
Fuisnetat
Titusville
Harrisburg
Allegheny Ludlum Posts Record Year in 1955 Sales and Profits
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp reports 1955 as its best year with net income of 14.99 million dollars or 8.25 per share, up from 4.25 million and 2.0 per share in 1954. Sales rose to about 255.59 million from 170.06 million, reflecting major expansion and modernization cited by President E. J. Hauiley. In 1953 the company had sales of 242.09 million. Walter L. Lloyd named manager of coal restoreh and development for Pennsylvania Railroad, based in Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
E. J. Hauiley
Allegheny Ludlum
Philadelphia
Walter L. Lloyd
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lloyd
Cleveland
Third Gold Medal Is Won By Austrian
Austria's Toni Sailer captured his third gold at the seventh Winter Games with a downhill victory in 2 minutes 52.2 seconds, becoming the first triple gold medalist as U S skaters faced injuries and mixed results on the Mt Tofern course. Ralph Miller and Marvin Melville were among the American casualties, while Wallace Werner finished 11th as Russia led the unofficial team standings with Austria close behind. Canada, still seeking a hockey comeback, defeated Sweden 6-2 and awaited a Russia showdown.
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Associated Press
Cortina D'Ampezzo
America
Austria
Mimele Mn
Toni Saller
Ad ‘Tyler
Rochester
Ralph Miller
Hanover
N. H
Marvin Melville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chihart
Chick) Tenga
Dartmouth Star
Japan
Wallace
Bud) Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Tle
Russia
United States
Canada
Sweden
Swiss sled records fall in rough crystal curve course
Switzerland's top sled Kapusst pilots a two run total 2 96 19 with times 1 18 and 1 17 at a bobsled event, as a hole near the end nearly throws several sleds. Angst second with 2 35 2 Between them Tyler trails by under a half second with 1 17 75 and 1 17 87 for 2 35 62. Team members Dodge Butler and Lomy assist in a New York wind tunnel test.
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Switzerland
Franz Kapusst
Kapus
Max Angst
Zurich
Tyler
New York
William Dodge
Charles Butler
Jum Lomy
Sarunue Lake
N.Y
Higher Speed Limit Foreseen on Interstate Network
Arthur L. Weisenberger, chief highway engineer, said 60 mph may soon apply to passenger vehicles on all limited access roads within Pennsylvania’s Interstate network as four lane highways are completed. The general 60 mph limit would extend nationwide as these upgrades finish, with 50 mph current limits on non Turnpike roads. Interstate miles include US 22, 11, 30, 15 and 5.
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Rannaewatg
Penneylyn
Hila
Arthur L. Weisenberger
Highways Department
Pennsylvania
Wiesenberger
Hall
La Prensa Reopens Under New Regime After Peron Era
La Prensa resumes publication in Argentina after censorship by the Peron regime. Editor Alberto Gulu Paz starts the press and returns the paper to the Pax family, who founded it in 1869. The last edition under Aguin Paz appeared January 26, 1961, with claims of destruction during Peronism.
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Arkenlin
LarPronsy
Paz
Alberto Gulu Paz
Gainga Paz
Iter la Prensa
Juan J. Peron
Aguin Kelating
Dentin
Watchei
Ls Prensa
Peron Fe
Bulganin’s Appeal for Talks on World Ties
Bulganin urged Eisenhower to consider a U S Soviet friendship treaty as a path to easing Cold War tensions. He suggested expanding trade with Britain and France and warned of dangers from Western air bases near the Soviet Union. Officials said responses would follow standard channels amid ongoing exchanges since July.
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Bulganin
Eisen~ Hower
Hots Velti Mint
Eisenhower
Eden
Bulgarin
Russia
Britain
France
UN Charter
Prerequisites for Che Elution in German Problem Report
Maerloun authorities cite unclear preconditions for German policy moves. The message hints at US Britain and Prince seeking to reestablish militarism in Germany. Bulgunin urges Eisenhower to provide thoughts on a friendship treaty and assures they will receive greatest attention.
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Maerloun
Hey
Het
Buhyantn
Sean
United States
Britain
Prince
Germany
Bulgunin
Eisenhower
Fragmentary note on wartime propaganda and peace talks
A terse wartime entry discusses a bid by an unidentified party to present Russian peace statements after Aden-Eisenhower talks. It hints at diverting attention from tasks and offering propaganda cover for Eisenhower's reply to a Bilganin friendship treaty proposal.
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