State Offers 14 Tree Species for Spring Planting
District Forester A H Vogler Warren reveals state nurseries offer 14 tree species for spring planting at 6 dollars per thousand plus shipping. Species suit northwestern soils and idle lands, turning weed trouble into income as wood products. 1954 counts show County plantings in Warren Forest Crawford Venango and Erie. Landowners should request an application form and seedling list by sending a post card to the Warren district office.
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A. H. Vogler
Warren
Cornplanter State Forest District
Forest
Crawford
Venango
Erie County
Vogler
P. O
Charles Swegles Dies at St. Vincent's Erie Hospital
Charles Swegles of R D 1 Corry died after three weeks in critical condition at St Vincent's Hospital Erie. Born May 25 1905 in Warren he lived in Panama until moving to Corry ten years ago. He married Dora Fralick on May 25 1942 and survived by wife two daughters Nellie Vanderwark and Judith two sons Charles at home two grandchildren two brothers Alvin and Francis both of Chicago and sister Ruth of Washington DC. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Howard Brull officiating burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Charles Swegles
Erie
R. D
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Warren
Mr. Swegles
Panama
Dora Fralick
Swegles
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Aero Supply
Ajax Iron Works
Nellie Vanderwark
Jamestown
Judith
Charles
Alvin
Francis
Chica
Ruth
Washington, D. C
Bracken Funeral Home
Howard Brull
First Methodist Church
West Spring Creek Cemetery
Rites Held For Paul Goodman Former City Officer
Services for Paul B. Goodman 39 former city police officer were held at 1 30 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Paul Bauer officiating Many friends and relatives from Corry and other cities attended Bearers were five active and one resigned city policemen led by Herman Burlingame Leslie Kelly Robert Reagle James Keppel Harley Drake and Neil McKay Interment was in Pine Grove mausoleum Attendees from outside the city included numerous relatives from Mt Jewett Conewanko DuBois Kane and other towns New York The Nations Council of Churches urged nationwide prayer for a peaceful resolution of the Far East crisis without war.
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Paul B. Goodman
Grand Street
Bracken Funeral
Paul Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Corry
Goodman
Herman Burlingame
Leslie Kelly
Robert Reagle
James Keppel
Harley Drake
Neil McKay
Pine Grove Mausoleum
Blanche Goodman
Donald Kattenbach
Charles Snapp
Mt. Jewett, Pa
Harry Kattenbach
Doris Magine
Robert Smith
Betty Elliatt
Conewanko
Earl Bradshaw
Janet Bradshaw
Joseph Strosky
Ernest Bradshaw
DuBois
Elmer Youngquist
Kane
William Korb
Erie
Arthur Ullrich
Bradford
Wallace Falkinburg
Warren
Gerald Korb
Charleston
W. Vare
Donald Korb
Lakelly
John Lynch
Meadville
Herbert Burmeister
Royal Oak
Mich
Two fatally injured in Belmont grade crossing crash
Mr and Mrs Leslie R Christ both 50 of Cubs were killed when their truck was hit by an Erie Railroad freight train at a grade crossing in Belmont Allegany County. The engineer said Christ backed across the tracks then appeared confused and tried to move forward as the train neared.
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Belmont
N.Y
Leslie R. Christ
Cubs
Erie Railroad
Allegany County
Christ
US Sabrejets Battle Over Red Territory Incident
A U S Sabrejets air clash near the Far East frontier follows a prior 1954 downing. The Red Air Force claims an American photo mapping plane was over Red territory, while U S authorities deny the charge. Previous incidents range from 1951 to 1954 with multiple losses on both sides. Peiping claims Americans held on spy charges were shot down over Manchuria.
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Far East
Kuriles
Hokkaido
Orl
Reda
Red
John Hull
Air Force
U. S
Russia
China
Navy
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Swatow
Peiping Radio
Manchuria
State construction costs rise while permits decline in December
Harrisburg reports December totals from 452 municipalities show construction expenditures at 39,258,984 dollars, up 1,186,277 from November, while total permits fall to 3,990 from 5,750. Residential permits amount to 1,896 with an estimated 17,994,207 dollars, and new buildings planned total 1,629 dwelling units, down from 1,960. Commercial, industrial, and public permits drop to 350, yet estimated expenditures jump to 16,094,395, boosted by schools 6,892,241, offices 1,375,588, and stores 3,998,890.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Geneva
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Thomas Motors
Pater
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Los Angeles
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