Warren mother and daughter injured in route 62 crash
A 29 year old Warren mother Gloria DeFabio and her 10 month old daughter Rose Marie remained in WCA Hospital Jamestown after a moving car crash Sunday night on Route 62 near Gowinds. The mother suffered scalp lacerations and body burns while the child has facial and head brush burns. both conditions listed as fair. Mia DeFabio applied brakes to avoid a horse drawn cart. doors flew open during the impact. A Lancaster snowstorm preceded the incident with two inches of snow and temperatures around 15 above zero.
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Warren
WCA
Jamestown
Gloria DeFablo
Rose Marie ‘DeFabio
Gowinds
Mia DeFabio
Frewsburg Man Killed as Dump Truck Box Drops
Frederick Charles Nelson a 21 year old Frewsburg resident and Town of Caroll Highway Department employee was killed yesterday afternoon when the dump truck box collapsed and crushed his neck in the highway department garage. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers ruled accidental death by suffocation noting the box was raised by a disconnected hydraulic mechanism. James town ambulance arrived too late. Steve Kocur and other workers freed the body with crowbars and jacks after discovery.
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Frewsburg
Frederick Charles Nelson
Caroll Highway Department
Highway Department
Samuel T. Bowers
Bowers
Steve Kocur
Jamestown
Resolution to probe Westinghouse riot damage in Sharon and Kvnsvill
Odette stood ready to vote today on a proposal to form a three member committee to investigate rioting and property damage at Westinghouse Electric plants in Sharon and Queenville. Democrats blocked immediate action last night and the measure moved to the Senate floor for a final vote.
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Sed Reayeeewans
Odette
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Sharon
Queenville
Senate
GSA Plans For 57 Federal Buildings Across Nation
The General Services Administration seeks 59 new federal buildings totaling about 264 million dollars under a lease purchase plan begun in 1954. Private firms would finance and build, with annual payments over 20 to 25 years. Proposals advance through Budget Bureau and Congress for approvals, with several targeted projects including Pittsburgh and Sharon facilities.
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Assia
Washington
Fie
General Services Administration
GSA
Budget Bureau and
Contess
Uncle Sam
Teoke
Budget Bureau
Public Works Committees of
Congress
Pennsylvania
Beaver Post
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Resolution altered by Senate GOP Leader Ma hany reported
Under Senate rules unanimous consent is needed to vote on the day of introduction. The Republican controlled Committee on State Government approved the resolution by voice vote, with Chairman Diehm noting GOP approval and Democrats dissent.
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Senate
Mahany
Committee On
Diehm
Lancaster
GOP
Fire Topics Mark Council Session Toodles Fragmented Report
Council debated candidates George Collier and Charles Mack for a fire position with Price noting uncertainty about Mack and health considerations delaying exam demands. Gambling devices and bingo drew comment as Rod and Gun Club’s bingo was lamented, hydrant parking penalties discussed, and potential cross-town fire protection charges eyed. A $2500 new fire alarm panel was proposed with action delayed until after March 1 to fit the budget, plus authorization for additional equipment.
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Rage U
George Collier
Charles Mack
Price
Mack
Stanford ‘Hose Company
Collier
Charles Thompson
Cornell
Rod and Gun Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Fle
Ray Laurie
Corry
Wns
Baurie
Corry Guardsmen Take Regimental Rifle Honors
Corry's Company F led by LAPIN HOpeTL G.breath won the 112th Regiment championship and now eyes rival regimental winners for 28th Division title. After defeating Butler’s Company D 1181 to 1127 at Erie regimental HQ, the team includes Ast Sgt Frank Dudas M/Sgt James Keppel Sgt Eugene Wank Lt Lesoy Humes Cpl James Young Pfc Charles Graham with 2nd Lt Archie J. Woodin as range officer.
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Corry
Butler
Erie
Ast
Frank Dudas
James Keppel
Eugene Wank
Lesoy Humes
James Young
Charles Graham
Archie J. Woodin
Bear Lake News Briefs From Community Visits and Travel
Bear Lake residents returned from a Florida vacation lasting three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Manwaring visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson of Corry on Wednesday. World Day of Prayer drew attendees at the Clymer Methodist Church. George Morton spent the weekend home and is a Penn State student. Edwards Chapel EUB invited Bear Lake EUB to play dart ball next Thursday evening. Mrs. Ethan Crowe and Mrs. Harold Ayling vacation in Florida for three weeks. Miss Flora Morton, Edinboro State Teachers College student, was a weekend guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wevers hosted Panama relatives for Sunday dinner.
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Bear Lake
Cornish Jr
Florida
J. C
Ethan Crowe
Harold Ayling
Flora Morton
Fami Ly
Morton
Edinboro
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Irvine
Warren General Hospital
Huling
L. O. Nichols
North Center Street
Springs
Chamber of Commerce
U. of C
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Great Lakes
State Liquor Control Board
Arthur M. King
Leo Markert
Erie Press Club
Anthony J
Wanda Rawa
Wanda's Cafe
Cascade Park Club
Hatch Street
James Gentilman
Moe
Gentilman
Erie County
Barbara Largent
East Frederick Street
Eldon
Largent
Snyder Circle
Tuffy’s
Kendall
TUFFY
Washington Streets
Roberts
Columbus
Assaias
Wrlaser
Alumiours Agiawor
Weinger
Pat Howe
Hie
Evraz
Buick
America
West South Straat
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry, Pa
Concord
Wayne Townships
Elgin Bort
Hugh
Radio Amateurs of
Council
Bure
REX Theatre
Tom Ewell
Sheree North
International Harvester Sales and Service
Mall Chain
Saws & Parts
Goodyear Tractor
Johnson Bros
South First Ave
Harold Swarts
M. Pierce
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
Plymouth
First Avenue
Joe McCray
Howard Miller
Baldwin
R. J. Orn
Guar
National Guard
St. James Hammond Company
Rossbaceher Insurance Service
DeSoto
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto - Plymouth
Edward Jones
Spartansburg
Ernest Emmons Jr
L, E
Decker George Black
San Franentis
Lotheba
Ken DePau Poy Cart
San Frapol
Marst
Tive
Dune
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