City Notes Erie May Term Delays Charity Fraud Case
City and vicinity brief items include a continued May term for Carlo Mangiaracina charity fraud case despite a recent denial of a continuance. Smorgasbord at Elks Club Feb 25 for members and guests, all you can eat for 1.25 with music in main ballroom and reservations by 8 pm. Erie Veterans Hospital four acres declared not needed. GSA canvassing agencies for possible use through year. Beer and soft drinks by F. L. Baressi delivery. Mayor Arthur Gardner to draft fringe benefits specs for city workers after NBIA backing out. Traffic crackdown ordered by Ralph Hechtlis. PTA bake sale at Sears for post-prom. Weekend hit-and-run case dissolved. Karl Denard charged with hit-and-run and driving without owner consent. Moose Lodge meets Thursday at 8 pm. Voter registration through March 5. moving to new district by Feb 24 for April 2 election. Koehlers and local distributors advertise beer delivery. Eulah C. Battle Jr. sentenced to 3-6 years for burglaries. another charge pending. New color schemes advertised for Home Decorator book. prison warden orders routine cell case review. Gift subscription promo for Corry Evening Journal. Republican contests for city committeemen and committee women set for April 24 primary. Carl’s Italian Pizza Shop ad. Jury selection in Mrs Gracia Phillips case underway. prosecutor outlines alleged misappropriation from Humes Beer Distributor.
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Corry Journal
Carlo ‘Manders Mangiaracina
Herbert Johnson Jr
Elks Club
GSA
F. L. Baressi
Erie
Arthur Gardner
Mfe
Gardner
National Board of Insurance
Elk
Mrs. Roof
Omakiet
Ralph Hechtlis Sanguneet
Sears
van Joseph Paganolt
Karl Denard
Denard
Alexander Maclvor
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D.W. Clark
Eric
Eulah C. Battle Jr
Western Penitentiary
Mon- Gay
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Battle
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
Eric Jay Sherman
Prion
Win
Tragkc Norris
Wistskon
Hamot Hospital
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chatstauqua
Tuyevilles
Fred H. Stephenson
M. David Shiuap Wlaing
Shargets
Willian J. Fritr
Robert R. Reagan
Commonwealth
Phillips
Humes Beer Distributor
Center Street
Television schedule fragment at WBEN Buffalo channel four
A scrambled broadcast list for WBEN TV Buffalo shows tonight and Thursday lineups with children's theatre Gene Autry, News and Sports, Range Rider, Superman, December Bride, Arthur Godfrey and Friends, The Millionaire, I’ve Got a Beard, live drama, late news and weather, sports, Eleven-thirty Theatre, Captain Kangaroo, Cartoon Capers, Garry Moore, The Guiding Light, Matinee Playhouse, Meet The Millers, Bob Crosby Show, Secret Storm, On Your Account, Candid Camera, Patti Page Show, Climax, The Bob Cummings Show, Johnny Carson, and other programs. station ad copy includes Steve’s Texaco Service at 820 North Center St.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Gene Autry
Wil Rogers Jr
Plain
Fincy Rooking
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
the Guiding Light
Valiant
Lacy
Matinee Playhouse
Johnny’s
Robert Q
Preston
Yokor
Bob Cummings
Climax
Johnny Carson
Secretary of
Agriculture
Benson
Weather
Steve
Texaco
North Center St
Meadville Inn Plan Faces Profit and Civic Reports
Meadville residents reviewed the Shenango Inn as a potential new hotel, with the community owned venture reporting a net profit of 14 611 after expenses of 350 420 and profits before taxes of 325 076. The article also notes a separate 486 000 cross business in the hotel, and lists local awards, military notes, and obituaries including Carl Wuenschel.
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Meadville
Sharon
Shenango Inn
Jamestown boards approves budgets and two week vacation plan
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities adopted budgets for Water and Electric Divisions and authorized a $15,000 increase in Water Division city tax. The board also passed resolutions granting BPA employees with a year or more employment a two week paid vacation and those with 15 or more years three weeks paid vacation. Meadville: Judge Mook criticizes turnpike sweetters and upholds revocation appeals in speeding case. Hospitality Club sale at CDA rooms Friday 9:30 to 5:30. Chautauqua County 1956 enrolled Mass totals 44,936 with party breakdown. Fresh hearing aid batteries available at Flye Rexall Drugs.
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Jamestown
Sears
Meadville
Crayford
Herbert A. Mook
Secretary of Revenue
Mook
Commonwealth
CDA
Murphy's
Chauttauqua County
Albert H. Harrison
Lucy N. Johnson
Liberal Party
Dulles Faces Ired Congress Over Arms Shipments
Secretary of State Dulles returns from vacation to confront Congress over U S arms deliveries to the Middle East. He is urged to testify to explain the 18 tanks shipped to Saudi Arabia amid a Democrat led embargo and mounting criticism from Senate leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Va‘cation
Congress
Middle East
Bahamas
United States
Saudi Arabia
Chatman George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Deil
Dulles Faces Senate Question On War Brink Remark
Senators on the Foreign Relations Committee prepare to question Dulles in Friday's session about his Life magazine brink of war remark and the Middle East storm. Dulles had gone on a Bahamas fishing trip on February 12.
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Life Magazine
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Bahamas
Postpone Hike In Freight Rates
Washington officials temporarily delayed the railroads proposed seven percent freight rate increase from February 25 to March 7. The Interstate Commerce Commission will decide whether to permit the rapid half billion dollar yearly rise under a railroad pledge to fund refunds if hearings do not justify the advance. An alternative is to suspend the increase until all hearings are completed.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Teving Legters
Ernest Smith
Bear
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Robert Grice
Park Street
Frank Lay
Spartansburg
Emory Evans
North East
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Wright Street
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R. D
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Elgin
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Dell
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Val Clayton
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Franklin
Donald Miller
Franklin Heights
Franklin Club
Richard Frame
J. Fred Kinley
Jack Tate
Titusville
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Jim Qnnolin
Tate
Skyline Industries
E. A. Larson
Century Foods, Inc
Youngstown
Instaight
Nego MaHons
Comanys
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Preont
Kepler Hole
A Atd
Jules Avon
Mireé Brothers
Cennry
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Marine Corps
Parris Island
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Edna Conkin
Union City
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Howard Martin
James Willis
Ernest Willis
Spartansvure
Robert Leek
Bryce B. Leek
Andrew Nogucek
Raymond Betag
Joseph Betag
James W. Burkhart
Mary Burkhart
West Irving Street
Richard Sorenson
Wilbur Sorenson
Corry
Channel 12
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Ioof Hall
Army Pst
Leonard ‘Yaiko
Wal- Yer Yaiko
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Thailand
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Philippines
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U. S
South East Asi Treaty Organization
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Boli
Victor Miceli
Donald Rough
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Father DeSanti
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St. Vincent's Hospital
LeoUlCo
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MANK
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the National Bank OF Corry
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Vibor Bruh
Kemlin
Sherwin-Williams
North Center
Clymer Lumber Co
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