Paragraf reports safety, vaccines, and local incidents
Week ending Feb reports no driver suspensions for Corry bet. two individuals Edward Bowers and Leland R. Thompson cited. Company wide immunization program offered to 18 000 Erie Redroad employees with doctors Alden, covering three injections. also police respond to domestic dispute on Sixth avenue. Ros Ross accused, sister Mason referenced. no sworn witness. Weather notes mild with 48F high, 42F at 6:20 PM, slight melt of snow. Erie County real estate transfers listed. Westinghouse raises wages by about 0.5 percent for 120,000 employees. Panama fire at Edgar Stratton home due to chimney spark. Hammermill Paper favorable to location in OW Guy area. Corry incident on Washington Street. delayed view sign installation at Baruch Home Furniture. Open house at Knapp’s Convalescent Home tomorrow.
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Corry Bet
Bureau of Highway Safety
Edward Bowers
East Main Street
Leland R. Thompson
Columbus
Harry W von Willer
Atingineed
Alden
New York
Chicago
Clevel Fund
von Willer
Parade Ends Without Colonel After Lock In Dressing Room
Washington Day parade participants the Cleve Sand Grays marched downtown minus Colonel Robert M Campbell who was slated to lead. After returning to the armory they found Campbell accidentally locked in the men’s dressing room. A fatal crash on a bridge in Ellwood City, Pa killed Louis Wn Conwayry 29. He died when his auto struck a concrete abutment, with his body found in the back seat. West German President Theodor Heiss postponed his U.S. visit due to bronchitis, doctors advised against travel. The common cold costs US workers billions in lost wages and production.
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Ubayeuagy
Ellwood City
Louis WN. Conwayry
Samuel ‘Teolls
Lawrence County Covorier
Teolls
Conway
Heiss
Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heiss
United States
Washington
Edward's School Portrait Event Report
Message from Stanley Butcher Jr notes Lou Ann Peiffer and Jane Galbreath in the scene. Missing are Norman Tarbell and M O Ballwin. Winners to be announced next week with prizes to be awarded Thursday at the Episcopal Church undercroft.
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Edward's School
Stanley Butcher Jr
Message Louderback
William Peiffer
Lou Ann
Robbn Galbreath
Jane
Norman Tarbell
M. O. Ballwin
Episcopal Church
Cry For Help Brings Rescue To Lad In Marsh
Meadvill e area youth trapped in swamp after breaking leg while checking beaver traps. Neighbors responded to cries, found him, and carried him out. He was taken by ambulance to Meadville City Hospital and listed in good condition.
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Meadville
Meadville Area
Denny's Corner
Danny Miller
RD. 2
Meadville City, Hospital
U S Oil Policy Probe Critic O Mahoney Attacks Prices
O Mahoney continues an investigation into U S oil policy. He has criticized an oil to Europe program run by major oil firms coordinating in the Middle East emergency committees. He alleges price hikes at home linked to the crisis, while officials defend higher costs as the cause.
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U. S
Bee
O'Mahoney
Europe
Middle East
Stlé
Government forms emergency committee amid oil concerns
Report notes invitations to a session were marked no publicity authorized. On August 14 the government announced the formation of the emergency committee. The Wyoming lifemaker quotes Dulles urging international intervention to protect oil facilities, reflecting a policy to safeguard concessions of major oil companies.
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Wyoming Lilemaker
Dulles
Middle East
Omahoney
Growing edge of faith and fellowship on Staten Island
New York clergy attached to Sea Men's Church Institute and Marine Hospital on Staten Island explore the concept of the growing edge in sailors lives. Chaplains Roscoe Faust and Richard Bauer pursue a shared mission, offering counseling, recreation, and religious guidance while staying unobtrusive and engaged with the seafarers.
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New York
Yorks Waterfront
Richard Bauer
Seamen's Church Institute
Marine Hospital
Staten Island
Chaplin Bauer
Episcopal Church
Roscoe T. Faust
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Eam
Faust
Dr. Foust
Tn Fn
Low Cost Homes On Way Out
Experts warn of shifting housing value trends as cheaper construction fades and up-to-date facilities become premium. Used homes are expected to speed depreciation in low-price ranges while higher priced homes may see little decline. Land value dominates for homes under nine thousand dollars. Parish notes show cautious, stepwise progress amid uncertainty.
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Sixth Avenue
Wilebir Ross
Ross
Mason
Do Toery Neese
Mercury
Erie County
H. Gerald Staples Ax
Gerald Staples Ax
Wayne Street
E. Donne
Clyde H. Wohininthix
West Inghouse Electric Corp
Robert A. Catmin
Mannger of
Industrial Relations
Westinghouse
Curman
AidhVidlist
Panama
Ashville
Edgar Stratton
Moiqulst
Stratton
Venango Coulnty Central Labor Union
Hammermill Paper Company
OW Guy
Is Meetin
OM City
Hammermill
Robert Sumberg
di J. Corry
Hesteven
Jordmyn
Weel Washington Street
Sind Jhere
Golbe
Baruch
Ew Knapp
West Church Street
Eva Knapp
Hjarnstornt
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory
Piewid Hall
Drake
Titus Villy
Wouter Venneylvania
Leineleen
Saliedey
Red Cross
Corry
Don Williams
NORGE
Cunard
the “Y
Rotel Urs
National Guard
Ammefita
Bayer
Brassieri
Lurons
Rosshacher Insurance Service
Philco
Lee Audale
Philco Rough Rider
rHitco
Miltco
Barney
South Center Street
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