Two Knifed In Brawl At Erie
In an early Saturday melee at Idand and State streets two rivals fought leaving Robert Hess in serious condition with a liver wound after surgery at Hamot Hospital. Edward Morefield and Theodore Brasington also sustained injuries. Police released both men without charges while investigators pursue leads on ringed weapon and alleged gang clashes.
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Erie
Robert Hess
Hamot
Hamot Hospital
Hess
Idand State
Edward Morefield
Theodore Levi
Frank Nowak
Morefield
Joseph Brasington
Levi
Nowak
Lemuel A. Lasher
Robert L. Lasher
Brasington
Lemuel Lasher
Srd
State
Girl 12 Saved From Icy Lake by 11-Year-Old Friend
In Jamestown Sharon Mater 12 and Linda Hultberg 11 skated at Greenhurst on Chautauqua Lake. Sharon fell through thin ice near a stream and was rescued by Linda who pulled her to shore. Sharon suffered no ill effects and was returned home.
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Jamestown
Triggedy
Ani
Chaitauqua Lake
Ught
Sharon Kay Mater
John Mater
Linda Hultberg
Melvin Hultberg
Greenhurst
Sharon
Linda
Marshall named sales manager for Penelec north western division
Named by Pennsylvan ia Electric Company. Oren H Marshall of Lake Shore Drive Erie appointed sales manager for the north western division Kenneth H Ishler division manager announces. Marshall had led industrial sales in the division since 1937 covering Erie C on ry Albion North East and Meadville districts. He adds residential farm and commercial sales duties. Previously he worked in industrial sales with Rochester Gas and Electric in Rochester New York and Milwaukee Railroad and Light in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Oren H. Marshall
Lake Shore Drive
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Kenneth H. Ishler
Marshall
Corry
Albion
North East
Meadville
Penelec
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp
Rochester
Milwaukee Railroad and Light Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Church Sees Loyola Speech as Racial Issue Attack
New Orleans Loyola of the South hosts an interracial meeting amid tensions on segregation. Emile A Wagner Jr accuses Catholic institutions of aiding forced integration while Archbishop Joseph Rummel warns that defenders of segregation may be unwittingly aiding forces threatening democracy.
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Nu Asveueu
Xem
New Orleans
Orléans Parish
Emile A. Wagner Jr
Loyola of the South
Catholic University
Hulan E. Jack
New York City
Manhattan
Joseph Francis Rummel
Wagner
Catholic
Loyola
Wagner opens fire on New York speaker over alleged subversives
The debate centers on a New York speaker's appearance and links to alleged subversive groups. Wagner releases four pages claiming Jack is connected to subversive organizations while Jack denies any such activities. The documents, unsigned and undated, cite information from the House Un American Activities Committee files. Juxtaposed, Washington officials confirm transfer of the materials under orders from the committee's acting counsel. Also noted, about four million U.S. motor vehicles were scrapped in 1954.
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United States
Wagner
New York
Jack
Committee On UN
Eisenhowers Decision Looms as 1956 Campaign Opens
Eisenhower weighs a second term with a news conference expected Wednesday and political jockeying brewing nationwide. Senator Knowland and Rep Hillings hint at a likely Eisenhower-Nixon ticket while Kefauver moves to secure Montana delegates alongside Stevenson efforts in the state.
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Ike
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Hartford
Conn
Washington
Georgia
Moultrie
Rep
Hillings
R-Calif
Nixon
North Carolina
Charlotte
Madison
Wis
Sen
Knowland
R-Gulif
Wisconsin
Gass
Acti
Minnesota
Montana
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Hugh I. Lemire
Miles City
Last Rites Held For Mary Mullen
A funeral Mass for Mrs. Mary A. Mullen was held at St Thomas Church this morning with Rev. John DeSantiel as celebrant. A prayer service preceded the Mass at Bracken Funeral Home. Temporary interment occurred at Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum with burial planned later at St Thomas Cemetery. Bearers included James P. Sullivan George Piccardi James Bell Harley Drake Herman Burlingame and Charles Graham. Attendee Mary Bratt of Celoron.
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Mary Mullen
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Mary A. Mullen
West
Bond Street
John DeSant
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
James P. Sullivan
George Piccardi
James Bell
Harley Drake
Herman Burlingame
Charles Graham
Mary Bratt
Celoron
New milling processes protect rice value by changing elimination rates
New milling methods reduce destruction of rice nutrients by altering the rate at which values are removed. The change promises to preserve food value and improve quality in processing.
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North Center St
Icy Lake
S&h
Firestone Dean Market
Firestone
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
U. S
Go Modern
Reddy
Cash
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