City Airport work discussed at Titusville meeting
City Airport Commission members discussed runway work and plans for a restaurant facility at the airport administration building in Mayor Carl F. Sanford's office. Sanford said plans must be approved by the State Bureau of Aviation and then by the Civil Aeronautics Administration in New York City.
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Corry Journal
Stamestown
City Airport Commission
Airport Administration
Carl F. Sanford
Sanford
State Bureau of Aviation
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New York City
Journal Printing Department
Titusville
Pavel
Frank Sabo
Rassbacher Lot
Beie-Werkmien_heve
Port Erie
Herbert Heidt
Macko's
Main Street
Collingwood
Curtis
T. B. Collingwood
I “Lgeal Tech
Trens Uurer
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Kane
Renovo Hospital
Weill “Beret
Girard
Lake City
Freddie's Park
Youth arrested for contributing to delinquency of minors
Police arrested 20 year old George Edward McSherry of Buffelin NY after hotel staff reported he invited youths to his room and served whisky. Two boys admitted going to his room. police also detained them. Local notices reference wedding printing and community meetings in Youngsville and Warren County, with additional reports on a car accident injuring Mrs. Harrison Hartline and social events at Italian American Club and VFW dances.
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Titusville
George Edward McShers
Buffein
N.Y
McSherry
Corry Journal Printing Department
Youngsville
Sam B. Guss
DVM
Pennsylvania State University
Ed Linsler
Ghe
Brokenstraw Grance Hall
Warren County Pomona Grange
Warren County Agricultural Extension Office
Erie
Harrison Hartline
Hamot Hospital
Hartline
Hinrding -Sohost
Gti
Lincoln
Herbie Johnson
Donald Barton
Brokenstraw Valley
Youngaville
Dimard Baylee
Amercian Legion
Brokenstraw
Barron
Thas
Youngsville Volunteer Firemen
VFW
Paul Packo
Diemer
George Plesdini
Elle
USA
General Ftatures Syndicate
Wesleyville American Legion
Carl Neff Post
Bates Comb
Carroll's
Denny
Slugh
Harvey Ingh
North Side
Boyle
City
A & B Distributing Co
At The Hospital Report and Local Notices
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a m today lists admissions and discharges across multiple local addresses and names. Notable entries include Michael 6 son of Mr and Mrs and several individuals in Cory, Snyder Circle, Spring Creek, West Church Street, Maple Avenue, and Spartansburg. discharges include Mrs Margaret Robbins and Mrs Clyde Stebbins among others.
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Michael
Whand Filler
Snyder Circle
James Baker
Astiville
Charles Alam Jr
Leslie’ Donaldson
Spring Creek
Monroe
West Church Street
Exmind Barr
Grove Street
Robert G. Williams
Mead Avenue
Philip Lezul
Seventh Street
Margaret Robbins
Maple Avenue
Clyde Stebbins
Sherman
Martin Hellker
Spartansburg
Thomas Brown
R. D
Robert Ot! Jr
Wayne Street
Glenn Cook
Dale Maurice
NYC Wreck Probe Moves Into Second Day
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing into the February 8 collision on the New York Central main line near Ripley, New York, enters its second day. dispatcher Thomas Niemyski testified that signals were functioning properly and that no switch malfunctions could have caused the crash that killed passenger engineer John V. Miller and lightly injured a rider. The system had been newly installed on the Buffalo to Cleveland corridor, with Erie dispatchers controlling signals and switches under the centralized traffic control plan.
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Nyc
Buffalo WI
Interstate [Commerce Commission
New York
Central
Ripley
N.Y
Thomas F. Miemyski
Niemyski
Erie
John V. Miller
Cleveland
CTC
Buffalo-Clevelandt
Pike Defendants Appeal Charges Halt Turnpike Probe Trial
An appeal halted Dauphin County preparations for trial of 23 individuals indicted in a grand jury probe of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Dauphin County court had rejected motions to dismiss. The appeal was filed with the State Superior Court yesterday. Judge Robert F. Woodside paused proceedings pending that decision.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Dauphin County
State Superior Court
Robert F. Woodside
Dauphin Court
Senate Debate Fails To Endorse Mid East Plan
Debate over President Eisenhower mid east resolution dwindled as senators urged open discussion then voting. The plan threatens U S aid up to 200 million dollars and armed force use to aid Middle East nations resisting communism. Fulbright indicated he will vote, Johnson said a final decision likely could not come before next week.
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Ireeeanese
Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
United States
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Cal
Johnson
Two Pa. Drivers Linked by One Identical Vehicle Case
Two Pennsylvania drivers are involved in a case where a single vehicle is linked to both. A Motor Vehicles Bureau spokesman acknowledged the issue, noting that such duplicates occur roughly once in a triple. The fragmentary report hints at a mistaken identity or double registration.
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John O'Brien
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Triblea
Restaurateur Gordon F Craighead Dies in Sewickley
Gordon F Craighead, 58, proprietor of the Hidden Valley Farm Inn at Somers, died yesterday at the home of a daughter in suburban Sewickley. He previously managed Gammon's restaurant chain in Pittsburgh for 25 years and served as a director of the Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association.
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Pittsburgh
Gordon F Craighead
Hidden Valey Farm
Somers
Sewickley
Somerset
Craighead
Gammon’s Restaurant
Western Pennsylvania Restaurant Association
City detective ordered to reimburse city for 22 days
Pittsbur gh official David Lawrence directed Joseph Becker a city detective earning $475 monthly to repay the city for 22 days he spent guarding McDonald and accompanying visits with dignitaries on regional union tours. The action follows Becker's awareness of his assignment and his role guarding visiting celebrities during the trip.
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Pittsburgh
David’ S. Socal
United Steelworke
Adayor
David Lawrence
Joseph Becker
Laurence
Becker
McDonald
Celebes
Eden Arrives In New Zealand Recovery in Sight
Former British Prime Minister Eden arrived in New Zealand with his wife for convalescence after illness forced his resignation. He spoke briefly, noting his health has improved since his first full day out of bed following a fever and a trans-Pacific journey. Swimming gains noted locally as 20,000 pools already exist with 35,000 more planned this year.
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Avueuanl
New
Cemands
Eden
Pegs
Tata
New Zealand
Two Women Die In Rest Home Fire In Ohio
In Washington Court House Ohio two elderly women died when a rest home burned. Identified as Nellie Glasco about 83 and Linn Burns, they perished from asphyxia. A third resident was rescued in fair condition as firefighters arrived around 12:30 pm to battle dense smoke. Police said the blaze started near an open plate. investigators noted attempts to douse flames with water.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Nellie Glasco
Linn Burns
Glasco
Charles Crone
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Cory Hospital
Bradford
Leo T. Pope
Three Aces
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Forestville Central
Kennedy
Board of Education
Cory Rollerway
East Main St
Corry, Pa
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Armour’s Banner Wieners
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Fogle Lumber Co
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Washington's
Revere
Slayer
Delaware Gormity Court
Francis 3. Ballem
Pennylvania
Monlay
Aan HC
Deel Tawa
Ok Dairy Institute
Erie Area
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Buffalo
Ranue Rider
Gene Autry
Cisco Kid
Sgt. Preston
Bob Cummings
Will Rogers
Captain Kingaroo
Mation Roberts
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