Local Notices and Small-Town Incidents Feature Daily Life
Howard Sheen reports a fall from a rut at Jean Brindage High School left boy with ankle injury. Lee Coates of Spartansburg dies at 59 after long service as a Chevrolet dealer. Bonfires of weather, school crossings, and club meeting notes pepper a day’s brief happenings across Titusville area.
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Howard Sheen
Jean Brindage
Arthur Brindage
Lee Coates
Unville
Hort
Spartansboro
Coates
Titusville
Uded
Roy
Ray Coates
Spartansburg
New Execution Date Set in Rosenberg Case
The Rosenbergs face an early execution date after Vatican appeals were reported by Roman Catholic sources saying Pope Pius intervened on their behalf. The Vatican delegation claimed appeals were sent to the Justice Department last December before clemency requests. White House officials disputed any official Vatican entry into merits of the case.
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Prem Washington
Johus
Bethel Rosenborne
Vatican
Pius
Eisenhower
Washington
Apostolic
Judice
White House
James C. Hagerty
Truman
Court of Appeals
Augustus N. Hand
Supreme Court
Irving R. Kaufman
New York
Wife Slayer Denied Death Sentence Appeal
Charles B Homeyer, convicted of killing his wife in Factoryville Pennsylvania in March 1950 and burying her head in the cellar, has been denied a death sentence appeal by the State Supreme Court. Justice John C Bell Jr ruled the mandatory death verdict was proper under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRML
Adelphia
Charles B. Homeyer
Factoryville
State Supreme Court
Homeyer
Shustice
John C. Bell Jr
Wyoming County
Anna Homeyer
Jean
Italy Asked to Seize Disputed Oil Cargo
Venice court is urged to seize an 8,000 ton cargo of Trantan oil aboard the ship docked at minielln. The Anglo- Tianias Oil Company faces dispute over ownership as Thalian court considers action once hearing dates are set.
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Mead Park Board of Directors
Gravely
Ncedes
Italy
Venice
Coony
Anglo- Tianias O1 Company
ATOC
Thalian Court
Venice Tribunal
AIGG
Snpy Company
Rome
Charversy
Fe Mirlede
Erie City Workers Pay Hike Debate Stalls Council Meeting
City council adjourned to discuss a proposed pay raise package for Erie workers after Finance Director Michel Cunneving presented figures. An arbitration board had recommended immediate $10 monthly firemen pay, $6 uniform allowance, $4 for police, plus clothing and other benefits. Mayor Figtrey and officials questioned money availability for the raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
Michel Cunneving
Hugh Consider
Mll
Lsu
John
Fremern
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Donald Hingins
West Trederick Street
Bonnie Hulfast
William Halfinit
Johnson Street
East Bond
North Center Streets
Higgins
Bond Street
Center Street
Olymer Conservation Club
Oll House
Herbert J. Burns
Corry
R. D
Gannon College
Joseph J. Wehrle
Gorns
Richard Coons
East South Street
Focal Hospital
Goons
Corry-damestown
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Association of Master Plumbers
Association
State Health Department
Leslie C. Thellemann
League of Third Glass Cities
Walter B. Greenwood
Costesville
Harrisburg
Giles
Weir
Greenwood
Philo Bury
Mercury
Weather Bureau
O O'Slock
George Mulderick
Anna Shields
Grove Street
Corrimorial Hospital
Aero Supply
Beverly Hills, Gaur
Dan Cupid
Joe Brown
St. Martin of ‘Tours Catholic Church
Mary Elzabeth-Ann Brown
Steven Kenneth Fair, Jr
Los Angeles
Kathryn Frances Brown
Armand Lloyd Lislé
Beverly Hills
Papa Brown
Mary
Marshall Sherwood
Gome
Barney
South Center Street
Rosenbergs
U. S
Delaware
U. 8
National Bank of Corry, Aula
the National Bank
Mamlur ‘Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Erie City
Eohinbil
Thomas Figtey
Ue Poxi
Kennetl Momeyer
Cannavina
Foster E. Davis & Son
Center St
Meerdink
Mairbenenc
Manhattan
Malta
Hooker
Mainline
House Beautiful Living
Tessurgs Homemakers
House & Garden
America
Doversil
Meerdine
House OF Furniture
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