Notable Visitor Sways Erie Airwaves Recording Plan
John Cameron Swayze, former editor of the Gymel News Caravan, will arrive in Erie from New York to record for North American Films Two. Since leaving the news show, Swayze has done television commercial announcements. Frosty Collier's Used Cars is open daily 9 am to 9 pm, 1.2 miles west of Corry on Route 6. Other notes mention Meadville civic updates, Grange meeting, and local sales and events.
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Erie School Board approves social security coverage for district staff
The Erie School Board adopted a resolution at its regular monthly meeting to extend Federal Social Security to 17 district employees including three teachers and 14 custodial personnel. Other district staff already covered since August 1953. A separate note advertises wedding invitations from Corry Journal Printing Department. Also mentions a closed circuit sales program from New York City to be shown at Cathedral Prep Auditorium on February 26. Seventy inch round stablecloths are offered by The Gift Shop.
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Hospital Admissions and Local Community Notices
Hospital report lists admitted Nancy Harbert Most Spartansburg and several local residents including Frances Sperry and Nanicy Mast Elinabeth in Meadville area. Also notes contract bids for a four lane highway from Conneaut Lake to Curry Hill. Community events include Moose Club Friday family night square dancing and VFW Saturday dances. Meantime Erie County considers courthouse Saturday closure. local schools plan Lawrence Park sports facility. community fund leadership named. Blue Bonnet Hotel hosts weekly music.
Meadville News Briefs Include Fire Rescue and Local Notices
A 1 5 year old Meadville boy trapped himself in a bathroom until Central Station firemen and a babysitter freed him using an extra key, about 18 minutes after arrival. Also reported: a cabin fish fry this Friday and Saturday. Charles Hood of Meadville fined for cruelty to animals after prior warnings to remove a dead cow and improve barn conditions. Local politics note: Fred W. Hough seeks Republican nomination for Meadville register and recorder in May primaries. Elvis Presley bracelets listed at Carroll’s Gift Shop. Also: John H. Evans, 69, bank chairman, dies in Fort Lauderdale. arrangements in Sharon, Pa.
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Authority to Raise Interest Rates on Savings Bonds
The Treasury asked Congress for authority to apply flexible interest rates to savings bonds and proposed raising the rate from 3% to 3.5%. Bills sent to Senate and House would grant the Treasury the same rate-adjustment power it has on other securities. If approved, the higher rate would apply to all Series E and H bonds sold after February 1. The plan says there’s no advantage in delaying purchases and notes that the Series E baby bonds would sell at the same price with the same maturity value, though the 9 years 6 months maturity would be shortened to 8 years 11 months.
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EUB Ministers Meet In Area
EUB ministers and their wives attended the Erie District meeting at Union City church. Rev Elmer Ortner spoke on The Minister and Prayer. Dr H Way Harris presided with Dr Glenn E Donelson as conference si t el da. devotions by Rev William Sturdevant. Mrs Arthur Vrooman served a Swiss steak dinner.
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Saturday night party at Rod and Gun Club features prizes
Mesdville Midland man accused of a July con game against a foreign born Crossingville farmer failed to appear in Crawford Court for burglary larceny charges. Milton Evuletic forfeited a $3000 bond for missing trial. Repairs from Raymonds Jewelers must be picked up by February 19 at 521 Wayne Street or sold for repair charges. Fire destroyed Frank S. Barnhart’s one story frame house on Main Street in Greenville. cause undetermined. Barnhart lived alone. Corry vs Titus Varsity 8:15 p.m. 1tl4
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Begin Hearing Monday On State Budget
The Legislature opens ex planations on the Banking Department and related agencies with joint House and Senate Appropriations Committee hearings lasting 6 to 8 weeks. Rep. Albert W. Johnson says the budget will be examined closely to reduce reliance on new taxes. Banking Secretary Robert L. Myers will present department operations and the Pennsylvania Securities Commission requests 215 000 for the next two years, up from 202 700. Lt Governor Roy E. Furman will explain a 50 000 budget for his office. The State Milk Control Commission asks 325 000, up from 300 000. Education, relief and welfare are early priorities. Moscrip argues for 34 million in deferred state school aid even if taxes rise, calling it a moral obligation.
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Egypt protests Dulles Gaza plan amid troop withdrawal push
Egypt rejects Dulles plan as a bargaining move. Cairo demands guarantees for safe Gulf shipping and pledges against raids from Gaza before troops withdraw. United Nations and Egypt decline guarantees, arguing Israel should be withdrawn first. The dispute centers on whether nations backing Israel gain a political victory from the conflict.
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NYC Opens Train Crash Probe
Central officials said a Cleveland meeting will study causes of the passenger freight train crash that killed passenger engineer John Y. Miller, 65, of Cleveland. Under questioning is whether Miller was in proper control or if the $6 million automatic control system failed. The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold public hearings in Buffalo on Wednesday.
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Jury Cuts Damage Figure In Suit
Federal Court jurors trimmed a damages verdict in a civil suit involving Walter Dunn, a railroad worker. Dunn, 41, was found 75 percent responsible for his injuries after a prior verdict of 120000 dollars. Conemaugh and Black Lick Railroad was deemed 25 percent liable. Dunn’s attorney contended railroad doctors certified him fit for heavy duty weeks after stomach surgery, arguing negligence and foreseeability of added injuries. The jury ruled Dunn should have protested his capacity to perform the work.
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Times Speculates on Stassen Comeback Prospects
The Times notes Stassen’s political standing is fragile since the 1840 Republican nomination episode and warns that his native Pennsylvania ties lessen his chance for a national comeback. It cites party dissension and Stassen’s insistence on political revival, with eyes on GOP influence in pivotal states. A separate item reports noted newspaperman Billy Noon, 75, of Baudette dies, remembered for sharp editorial voice in the Baudette region.
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