City and Vicinity News Briefs Share Local Incidents and Notices
Erie area items report a near fatal two truck collision involving Millcreek Supervisor William Heidt and Marsden Burns, with hospital checks for shock and minor injuries. Other notes include a Valentine’s dance at the Elks Club, a Dunkirk driving test incident, legal actions in Erie and Mayville, and local council flood relief discussions.
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Erie
Millcreek
William
Heidt
Marsden Burns
Waterford
Marsden
St. Vincent's Hospital
Milton A. Sipple
Eric
Fiie
Elpldia Leone
Eri
Waller Pohl
Leone
Pohl
Elks Club
Ford Winners Orchestra
Warren
Mayville
FBI
Chautauqua County
Charles C McCloskey
Weston
Dunkirk
Ripley
Robert Uptom
Brooks Hospital
Uptom
Ginnie
Chautauqua County Probation Department
Carmelo J. Santle
Everett F. Neckers
Board of Supervisors
Basile
Corry City Men's Bowling Association
Borgh Council
George Geracimos
the Journal
L A Hotchkiss Dies at Bear Lake Age 61
L A Hotchkiss of Bear Lake dies at his home today aged 61. Born September 26 187? in New Rich Mond Pa he was a farmer. Survived by son Clyde Hotchkiss and daughter Mrs Fort Alday three grandchildren wife preceding him. Services at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer 2 5 and 7 8 pm tomorrow with funeral Thursday at 2 pm Rev Array McGill officiating. Burial in Mina Cemetery.
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Clyde Hotchkiss
Bear Lake
Mr. Hotchkiss
New Richmond
DeWitt
Kate Lyons Hotchkiss
Lowie Davis Hotchkiss
Clyde
Fort’ Alday
Ripley
Spitzer
Clymer
Array McGill
Fairview
Latermont
Mina Cemetery
Hospital Admission and Discharges Report
At The Hospital report notes insufficient physicians for emergencies. Mrs Ben Beebe and several clients are admitted or listed as relatives with addresses in various towns. Cross blood usage shows 2 pints yesterday and 39 pints to date since September 1.
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Red Cross
Man gets life term for attack on cerebral palsy child
Kermeth Robbins, 24, was sentenced to from one day to life in Attica State Prison after pleading guilty to first degree assault in the 10 year old cerebral palsy victim case. Police said the girl was driven to a wooded area in Bilicott town and assaulted before being returned home threatened not to reveal the incident.
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May Eyst
Yietler
Attica Stile
Kermeth Ro Robbins
Rolli A. Puncher
Hand
Bilicott
Titusville Plans For New School
Titusville officials consider a new elementary school with a proposed total cost near 645000. Clifton Rogers Associates presented plans at a Titusville Planning Commission meeting with options including a new 16 or 18 room campus on Sunset Heights, expansion of Math Street, and additions to Cherrytree Township school, plus demolition of Elm Street and South Side buildings for playgrounds. Superintendent Marshall A. Fisher warned the state may order South Side School closed for safety before year end. The Rogers proposal covers land acquisition, cafeteria, and outdoor play areas.
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Peru
Titusville
Marshall A. Fisher
South Side
Clifton Rogers
Rodgers Company
Sunset Heights
Math Street
Cherrytree Township
Elm Street
Cuba Moves to Allow Fidel Castros Presidency
A Cuban cabinet decree lowers the presidential age from 35 to 30, opening the door to Fidel Castro. Provisional leaders say no single aim to favor Castro, though he is viewed as the logical choice by movement leaders. June 1960 elections discussed. labor strikes threaten tourism as casinos remain closed by rebels. Executions of Batista loyalists continue, with 292 unofficial exexecutions reported.
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Havana
Cuba
Revotu Honus
Fidel Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Fulgencio Batista
Alfredo Rancana
Rancana
Bayan
Batista
Sant Clara
Dulles Promises Quick Return
Dulles plans a swift return after a trip while wearing a truss for a groin hernia and carrying medication for persistent colon inflammation. The incident occurred at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the same hospital involved in the case.
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FCO
Linco Frum
Kimty Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Flood Threat Returns To Pa
Weather updates from western Pennsylvania warn of rising rivers amid heavy rainfall. The Allegheny could rise three to four feet at Kittanning by Wednesday, with French Creek near critical levels. Meadvill e residents monitor rising water as past floods loom. Officials caution additional rain could alter forecasts and require new advisories.
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Houghton
Pennsylvana
Civie River
French Creek
Kittanning
Pittaburegh
Pool
Monongahets
Shavon
Shenango River
Melville
Glenn Rudd
Meadville
Lawler Receives Surprise Full Term On Turnpike Panel
Harrisburg AP reports Joseph J. Lawler won Senate confirmation for a full term as a $15,000 a year member of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. The move followed Gov. Lawrence's nomination after Lawler's interim service dating to October 1957. Senate leader M. Harvey Taylor denied any deal, noting no connection to Lawler’s political ties or relatives in party posts.
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Harrisburg
Joseph J. Lawler
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Senate
Lawrence
Lawler
George M
M. Harvey Taylor
GOP
Taylor
Michael F. Lawler
Lackawanna County
General State Authority
A. J. Caruso
GSA
House
E. James Trimarchi
Indiana County
Trimarchi
TV Highlights and Programs overview in New York
Rembrandt, a TV reporter, covers college scores and future NBC Omnibus programs. Menotti discusses The Medium and Maria Golovin TV staging. Walter Millis, noted historian, to narrate Remember the Maine on ABC TV with photos. Millis touts Arms and Men, notes waning interest in the Spanish American War.
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Texas Christian
Utah
California
St. John's
Purdue
Gian Carlo Menotti
Nbc-Tv
Menotti
NBCTV
Maria Golovin
Sng
Brussels
Monarti
Walter Millis
Maine
Spain
John Hopkins
Abc-Tv
Millis
Mullis
Wildcats Lead in AP Rankings Amid Dubious Victory
Kentucky holds a disputed top ten spot as North Carolina and Kansas State share the upper ranks in the Associated Press college basketball poll based on games through last Saturday. Michigan State drops to 12th after an 85-81 loss to Purdue, while Mississippi State climbs to 10th. Kentucky leads with 42 of 101 first place votes, followed by UNC and Kansas State. Auburn and Cincinnati also rank highly.
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Wildcats
Associated Press
Kentucky
North Carolina
Kansas State
Associated
Mississippi State
Michigan State
Big Ten Spartans
Jesse Purdue
Bradley
St. Louis
West Virginia
Ronm
North Carolina Hiad
Auburn
Cincipnati
Plebasta
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Erie Lavern Brace
RD. 4
Journal
Russell Killing
Pram UN
Frances DeArment
John Orelit
Joan Ogreemiett
Corry Beverage
Jamestown
Daniel A. Reed
James
Westinghouse
Supreme Court
Yeasenday
Dolores P Rose
Mi Tease
Anthony F Cranuta
Fredonia
Xippark
Malleninvce
Iweliid
St. Valentine's Day
Ford Winners
Jiuniery
Jamestown Area
Blati
Robert’ Wagher
Dana Wynter
Robert Mitchum
Keely, Smith Ween
L. A. Hotchkiss
Dies
Corry
Ben Beebe
Deboraly
Donald Damon
Thoms Flanagan
East Pleasant Street
Bernon Dummett
Con Cord Street
Merton D. Bemis
R. D
Wieland Spangenburg
Eust Main Street
Lynn Bill
Norman
Richard Cook
Spartansburg
George Burlingame
North
Center Street
Floyd Henton
Centerville
Joseph Bolerats
Beth
Richard Allie
North Center Street
Jerome
Sam Baker
Anna Shields
Grove Street
David Coon
Clymer Dale
Howard Davis
East Main Street
Russ Mallory
Dulles
Hagerty
Eisenhower
White House
David Watson
Philadelphia
Merritt Williamson
Pennsylvania State University
Lender
Daniel B. Saney
Coats
F.C. Chapin & Son
Union City, Pa
New York
Rembrandt
Uniontown
State Liquor Control Board
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
P.S
Valentine
National Bank of Corry
T Your Friendly Bank
Weber Pealcrall Deeorit Locsnaie
Te Pipe RC
Sehio Hike Bose
Schomainte
Mar Rat
Was Tien Aliti
Acei Alor
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