Erie Voters Confirm 1929 Bond for Grade Crossing Plan
Erie officials report the 1929 Bond Issue totaling 750,000 remains valid for a grade crossing elimination program. City Solicitor Gerd Weber says the authorization could be revoked by council or reallocated by voter approval. Council approves applying to the U S for 100,000 planning funds to plan seven grade crossing eliminations.
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Erie
Gerd Weber
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McBride
Weber
Cranberry Street
Yester
Tng
U.S
Anihir Gardner
Philadelphia
Three Children Die in Burlington County House Fire
A mother escaped with two younger children as flames engulfed a home on Rancocas Road in Burlington County. Pattie Burroughs five Gordon four and Timothy three perished in the blaze while Themis Burroughs worked away at the time.
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X. A
Burlington County
Pattie Burroughs
Gordon
Timothy
Themother
Sylvia Bur- Tous
Themis
AFL-CIO Near Formula To End Union Jurisdiction Feuds
AFL-CIO leaders report progress on a formula to settle long running jurisdiction disputes among ural and production unions at factory locations. Meany's plan seeks to assign construction work to former AFL Building Trades and repair work to former CIO unions to unite the federation. The topic overlaps with ethics probes into Operating Engineers and Jewelry Workers unions as the committee continues its review.
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Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Fla
Aflgio
George Meany
Meany
State Police January Report Shows No Fatalities
January police report notes 11 auto accidents with three seriously injured and $6035 in property damage. 9971 highway miles were driven in 575 patrols. Seven troopers stationed at Corry barracks. 14 criminal investigations led to 17 arrests. 59 public assistance calls at the Toca barracks. One stolen auto recovered.
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Paul Gouttny
Corry
Toca
Lydia Dean Walks Free After Not Guilty Verdict
Lydia Dean is found not guilty of slaying after a lengthy jury deliberation. The courtroom crowd fell silent as the verdict was announced. Lydia embraced by her mother and law team, then returned to jail with her young daughter, seeking safety and familiarity behind bars.
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Lydia Dean
McCracken
Shirley
Lydia
Titusville
Inter
Roy P. Nelson
Mel Cracken
J. Gerald McGill
de Deen
Lydia in Jail After Verdict in Local Murder Trial
Reporters followed Lydia to jail and she spoke briefly in her cell amid personal belongings. The 12 by 10 foot cell held a cot, desk, and a box with about 500 letters from across the United States and the Philippines, along with a typewriter. Lydia, who has studied typing, hopes to become a stenographer to support herself and Phyllis and plans to stay near her husband rather than return to the Philippines. The verdict surprised many, with defense and prosecution raising comments on trial conduct and reasonable doubt as jurors reflected on the decision.
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Pleasanville
Jim Mast
Lydia
United States
Philippines
Husemye
McGill
Grannis
Ure
McGi
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