D-Foot Chisel New Lead In Erie Burglary
Erie detectives track new leads in an $84,000 burglary of Sommerhof Jewelry Store at 711 Peach Street. Walter Beyer turned in a two foot long-necked chisel found after the break in. Two Cleveland men, Joseph Kliment Jr and Ronald Martinez, were arraigned in Dunkirk City Court as suspects. Police believe the tool was used to pry open the front door. Estimated theft near $8,000 with 25 to 50 watches and several rings missing. Front door forced open around 3 10 a.m. Sunday. two display cases tampered with.
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Erie
Sommerhot
Peach Street
Frank Pigask
Walter Beyer
Beyer Jewelry Store
Dunkirk
Joseph
Kliment Jr
Cleveland
Ronald Joseph Martinez
Richard Kinn
Frank Paul
Dunkirk Fredonia, Plaza
Figaghi
Sommerhof
Beyer's Place
Pigaski
Prencis Mack
Five City Streets to Be Paved in Experimental Bases
The department plans major work to ready five streets for paving. Two contract phases cover curbing gutters and a base layer for paving. City Engineer Cannell provided estimates for salt stabilized base and soil cement base, to be tested on an experimental basis before final choice.
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Fan
Cannell
J.B. Dearing
Ward
Corty
Scouts Celebrate Sunday at Sparta High School ym
Spartansburg society notes a Boy Scout Sunday at Sparta High School ym with 200 scouts and families enjoying a ham dinner. Highlights include a patriotic table display, a Liberty Bell replica, awards to many Cub Scouts, new Explorer Post plans, and a forthcoming spring banquet setup.
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Spartansburg
Sparta High School
Roland Putnam
Sparta
L. K. DeMille
Brice Johansen
Skanowunde
Rutford Sanford
Colonel Drake
BSA
Den
Pack
den Three
Cubs
Francis Kinney
Harry Hays
Gerald Linden
Denner
Edward Laibach
Larry Davis
Reggie Rogers
Don Ormsbee
Dale Maxson
Rodney Skiff
Andy Bear
Ronnie Rhoades
Lron
Brett Harrison
Bruce Anderson
Clifford Stockton
Frank Ormsbee
Danny Kinney
Kenneth Pitti
Ths Wi
Bill Albers
Duane Boythe
Brent Allen
Joe Kinney
Webelos
James Webber
Boy Scouts
James
Denney
Pat Fink
Brown Straite
Sanford
Brice Allen
Duane Hicks
Shawn Young
Pat Young
Mark Crosby
Don Straite
Dave Straite
Raymond Morris
Bruce Allen
Duane Scouten
Grothers
William Harrison
Herb Most
Harold Lien
Mes
Raymond Strake
James Reed
Elof Dahl
Sparta Alumni Association
Ann Lewise Rowley
James Wagner
Emery Albers
Spartans[nar Methodist Church
Spartansburg Grange
Miller
Albion
Carl Durfee
Townville
Grange
Heart Fund
Clarence Smith
Wally Taber
Cecil Rhode
Moose—Pass
Alaska
Ed Partch
Sparta Pta
Corry
Yesteryear
Corry “Rockets
Ray
Stagg Returns Home After Knee Ailment
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 99, renowned football coach, was discharged from Cameron Hospital in Stockton California after knee treatment. Doctors said he is in good condition following hospitalization beginning February 5. His 100th birthday is August 16.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo
Stagg
Am Ie
Cameron Hospital
Building and Merger Questions in School Aide Budget
A joint schedule prepared by Maurice Kolpein, Erie County school superintendent, Thomas Shupe, Corry school superintendent, and S. E. Anderson, Corry business manager, compares merger versus jointure finances. Critics argue the figures rely on different financing methods, potentially skewing savings estimates even as state aid would rise with merger.
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Maurice Kolpein
Erie County
Thomas Shupe
Corry
S. E. Anderson
Spring Creek
Joint Committee
State
Frarys
Ler
Potentia
Corry Board
Jointure
Wayne Township
Kolpein
Jamestown Arraignment Over Shotgun Slaying
Hazel Prary, 02, accused in the shotgun slaying of her 14 year old husband Dayle G Frary Sr. at the Jamestown home, ordered to New York State Homeopathic Hospital Gowanda for examination. Judge Lester W Berglund noted the couple had seven children as Prary sobbed during arraignment. The incident followed a brief Sunday quarrel over the husband’s absence.
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Jamestown
Surs
Hazel Prary
New York State
Frary
State Hospital
Chautauqua County
Sidney T. Hewes
Van Zandt Comments on Scott and primary politics
Van Zandt disputes Scott's account of a phone call and questions Eisenhower's remark. He says he does not believe the president would say such a thing and notes he has known Eisenhower longer than Len Scott. He discusses potential opposition to Woodside in May primaries and mentions Bill Scranton's hesitation about hinting at a run. He recalls party harmony discussions and his own shifting stance on running mate and governor roles.
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van Zandt
Scott
Teres
Hugh Scott
Eiserhower
Eisenhower
Len Scott
Woodside
Bill Scranton
Scranton
Bil
Walter Tale Ue
Senate
Harrisburg
Washington
New Yorkers Protest Shelters Rally at Albany Capitol
More than 1,000 demonstrators marched on the New York State Capitol in Albany to protest fall out shelter funding for schools and public buildings. The event, hosted by the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy and Americans for Democratic Action, drew participants from across the state and featured signs and costumes. Assemblyman Mark Lane and Senate Minority Leader Joseph Zaretzki criticized the shelter program, arguing peace is the true defense and noting efforts to repeal the law.
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Albany
New York
Committee For 2 Sane Nuclear Policy
Americans For Democratic Action
Mark Lane
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Spartans
Randolph
West Forest
Beh
Youngsville
Sparta Iuds
Sparta Merged
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Hough
Paul
Hickok
Donegal
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