Paragraf Briefs From Corry And Erie Area News
A series of short items covers a purse found near the Elks Club, a youth treated for a skate injury, and police calls on family trouble. The piece also reports shifts in Pennsylvania public assistance, local recreation at the Junior High gym, an arbitration award in Meadville, and weather and transport notes. It notes air marker repainting costs, a fatal fire due to a cigarette, and Duquesne's bid to the National Invitation Tournament with a 17-7 record.
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Bromley
Ft. D
Corry
Elks Club
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Duquesne
New York
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburghers
Toledo
Jim Tucker
Plan to build Harborcreek elementary on East Lake Road
Plans are under way for a $40,000 Harbor Creek Township elementary school on East Lake Road. A five person Harbor Creek Township School District Building Authority will be formed. A 14 acre plot between Six Mile Creek and Walbridge Roads has been purchased. Architect Meyers Krider Werle Ellenberger drawing plans. State charter application to be filed Wednesday. Also, Pittsburgh DA Malone says he is investigating alleged Supreme Court Justice Musmanni’s attempt to intervene in the Clairton councilmen bribery trial.
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Priux
Harbor Creek Township
East Lake Road
Harborcreek ‘Township
Robert J. Firman
Towne Ship
Six-Mile Creek
Walbridge Roads
Meyers, Krider, Werle and Ellenberger
School Building Authority
Pittsburgh
James F. Malone
Michael A. Musmanne
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Clairton
Tito Charges Vatican and Soviet Split World
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports Tito opening the fourth congress of the Peoples Front Organization. He accuses Pope Pius XII and the Soviet Union of seeking to divide the world into two hostile camps. Tito pledges continued struggle for peace against Kremlin expansion and imperialism.
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Excos
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Vatican
Peoples Front
Tito
Soviet Union
Pius XII
Kremlin
United States Voices Peace Challenge at U.N. Assembly
The United States voiced a peace challenge to Soviet bloc delegates arriving for the resumed United Nations Assembly session. The move signals renewed U.N. mediation efforts as talks resume amid Cold War tensions.
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United Nations
U.S
U.N
Jurisdiction of Courts Scored by Woodside
Harrisburg Atty General Ruppert E Woodside says Congress should define state and federal court jurisdiction to stop condemned slayers from endless appeals. He cites a dozen death row cases stalled between U.S courts for up to six years as an invasion of Pennsylvania government by federal courts. He expects Congress to enact changes to curb the situation.
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Harrisburg
Rupert E. Woodside
Congress
Woodside
U.S
Pennsylvania
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