Estate sale ad and memorial notice mix in Erie area
An eclectic and partially readable notice mentions an estate sale in North East and Corry area with rooms, beds, baths, and furniture listed. Another fragment thanks donors and memorializes a person, noting hospital and Salvation Army nurses. The text references addresses, street names, and local services, with phone numbers and auction details interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
Rick Street
Union
Insteins
T Hanks
Durry
Salvation
Mard Huffman
F Corry
R. X. Wil- Varnshuis
Route 6 bypass crumbling probes prompt taxpayer concern
The Journal recalls questioning inspector qualifications during last summer's Route 6 bypass build. Three photos now support the original investigation showing parts of the road crumbling less than four months after traffic opened. The piece questions long term safety and the state’s highway spending amid a peak in Pennsylvania funding.
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Route 6
Joural
Corry
Rockefeller and Lindsay clash over New York garbage crisis
Governor Rockefeller presses to end the sanitation strike without National Guard use as 80 000 tons of garbage accumulate and fire hazards grow. He accuses Mayor Lindsay of a breach of position and seeks a peace plan costing about 250 000 more than the city’s 4 million tentative payment. Lindsay rejects reconsideration and warns of severe conditions on the lower East Side as 150 firemen work overtime amid hundreds of rubbish fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Guard
John V. Lindsay
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Lower East Side
Car Rolls On Side Injures Waterford Woman
Waterford woman Thelma Klein, 41, is in satisfactory condition at Union City Memorial Hospital after a one carriage crash at 1 am on the snowbound highway between Waterford and Union City. Passenger in a car driven by Louis Klein, 46, of R D 1 Waterford, he escaped injury while the vehicle rolled into a ditch. Police estimated $600 damage to the car.
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R. Doi
Waterford
Union City Memorial Hospital
Thelma Klein
Corry
Louis M. Klein
Union City
Klein
Robert J. Callen
Clarion
Titusville
Assault Fatal To Youngsville Legion Steward
Douglas A. Walker, 33, steward at the Youngsville American Legion clubrooms, died in WCA Hospital from injuries from a fist fight outside the Legion Hall Monday. Allen R. Lyon, 36, of Youngsville, faces voluntary and involuntary manslaughter charges and is free on bail for a February 19 hearing. An autopsy by Frederick L. Hitchcock, Jamestown coroner, found a fractured skull and massive cranial hemorrhage. A separate item notes high winds toppled the marquee at the Carolina Theatre in Charlotte, delaying the film Gone With the Wind.
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Youngsville Legion
Jamestown
Douglas A. Walker
American Legion
Youngsville
WCA
Legion Hall
Warren County District Attorney’s
Allen R. Lyon
Walker
Warren Hospital
Frederick L. Hitchcock
Chautauqua County
Lyon
Charlotte
N.C
Carolina Theater
Union City to Handle Waterford Police and Fire Calls
Union City Borough Council discussed a one year trial where Union City would manage emergency police and fire calls for Waterford and Waterford Township at a set cost of 800 dollars for the first year. Waterford would provide radio gear and lines to Union City base. operators would be free of liability. A year end review would decide on renegotiation.
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Union City
Robert Wells
Waterford
Waterford Township
Union City Council
Wells
Waterford Borough
Blizzard Paralyzes Pittsburgh as Cold Grips Region
Western Pennsylvania faced an icy siege with a minor snowstorm that briefly paralyzed Pittsburgh. Overnight lows ranged from five below to zero in several towns, Altoona hit nine above, while Morgantown and Youngstown reported five below and three above respectively. Continued cold and flurries expected into the weekend.
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Pittsburgh
Greater
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Bradford
DuBois
Philipsburg
Trie
Youngstown
Ohio
Morgantown
West Va
Weather Bureau
Fulbright Questions U S Nuclear Use in Vietnam Crisis
Senator J William Fulbright has asked Secretary of State Dean Rusk for a report on rumors the United States might deploy tactical nuclear weapons if American forces face reverses in Vietnam. He voiced deep concern and noted the Khe Sanh battle as a flashpoint while other senators distance themselves from such claims.
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Washington
New
Fulbright
D-Ark
Dean Rusk
United States
Khe Sanh
House
George Christian
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
McCarthy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Rourke B
Hickenloopery
Relawa
South Korea
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
South Vietnam
Hopkins Demands Speed Signs on Corry Bypass
Assemblyman Hopkins said he asked Robert Bartlett state highways secretary for immediate erection of speed limit signs on the Route 6 bypass within Corry city limits. He emphasized safety as residents’ petition spurred action and cited Gov Shafer’s highway safety program.
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Forest Hopkins
Robert Birtlett
State Secretary of
City of
Corry
Hopkins
Barrett
Raymond Shafer
Night Police on Scene for Larceny and Crash
City officers Paul French and Julius Wotus on the 11 to 7 shift assisted in a larceny at IGA Supermarket where a local youth took baked goods and investigated a traffic crash after a Snyder Circle driver, Martin S. DeWitt, 24, skidded and struck a utility pole near Summer Street. The confrontation occurred near East Main Street with a quick arrest on a drunken charge. DeWitt could not recall details post impact.
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Paul French
Julius
Gus) Wotus
IGA
Snyder Circle
French
Lotus
East Main Street
Martin S. DeWitt
DeWitt
Wotus
Relocation Staff To Begin Canvassing Fourth Ward
The urban renewal relocation office hires M. S. Cobbett and Mrs. Dale Hammerlea to canvass Fourth Ward homes starting next week. The survey aims to relocate an estimated 33 families as some structures are demolished or repaired. Capotis, chief planner, notes the canvass is not a home inspection and will precede relocation operations.
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Fourth Ward
M. S. Cobbett
Dale Hammerlea
Chris Capotis
Capotis
John LaRossa
Erie City Redevelopment Authority
Dale Hammerlee
Corry
Erie County
Eaton
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the Highway Department
Lume
Rocky
Ban Me Thuot
Richard Phillips
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Phillips
Waterford Police
Rusk
America
Nam
Summer Street
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