Erie County dog licenses and local notices update
First of several 1958 dog licenses are now renewed in Erie County. Licenses expire December 15 and may be obtained from the County Treasurer or a notary, with return postage. Details required include breed, sex and color. fees are 1.10 for mates and spayed females, 2.10 for females. Unlicensed dogs may be picked up by police. The item also reports on marriage license totals, a Corry woman ID inquiry, a minor street accident, a polio immunization clinic, weather outlook, a hospital eye injury, a building collision, Warren County Outstanding Young Farmer nominees, a blood donor appeal, and a county real estate assessment delay to 1960.
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Erie County
Kenneth Momeyer
Peice
Agnes Erlich
Corry
Erie
Marie Aikens
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York City
David Erlich
Hone
Chuck Thomas
Jaycee
Warren Gounty
Individuls
Penn Laurel
Richard Lindell
Akeley
Myron Ludwick
Sugar Grove
Max Manwaring
Bear Lake
Harold Mitchell
Lavern Benedict
Pittsfield
Norman Swart
Erie County School Directors Association
Out of town youth stopped for shoplifting in Corry
The Corry police chief reported the only shoplifting incident this season involved a visiting youth who attempted to leave Woolworth with a $1.20 record. Clerks restrained him and summoned police. no arrest was made. Also, Wallace W. Rooney, 19, Clymer, and Marcella M. Lowe, 1, Corry filed a marriage license at the Erie County courthouse.
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Corry
H_M_ Drake lodiy
Woolworth
Cty
Eno County
Wallace W. Rooney
Clymer
Marcella M. Lowe
Thugs Kidnap Doctor Steal $700 In Cash
Three assailants abducted Dr. John Dentscheff and robbed a home near North Side Hospital. They seized about $700, slugged Ben Friedken, and ransacked rooms, taking four wallets and four mink coats. Friedken’s daughter hid and escaped discovery.
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Youhwesu WN
John Dentscheff
North Side Hospital
Ben Friedken
Colonial Drive
Friedin
Friedken
Benade Aluminum Co
Girard
Freidken
December’s record high 64 tops month weather notes
A historic December with above average temperatures and minimal snowfall. The month saw a high of 64 on the 20th and a low of 6 on the 18th, averaging 44 high and 28 low. Green Christmas reported, with less than two inches of snow and notes of a pleasant warmth throughout the period.
U.S. to Soften Propaganda of Cairo Meeting
Washington reports show the United States quietly softening anti American propaganda sparked by the Asia Africa solidarity conference in Cairo. Officials noted no effort to counter Soviet messaging while highlighting a US mercy mission to Sri Lanka and warmly received aid from its prime minister.
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Washington
Russia
Ceylon
Solomon Bandwraathe
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
America Radio Network
Voice
Eisenhower
Chinese Bishop Arrested By Reds Under Counterrevolution Charge
Bishop Joseph Hu of Taichow, age 75, was re-arrested by Communist authorities and sentenced alongside two clerics to prison terms. He had been imprisoned in 1955, released, and seized again on a counterrevolution charge, according to the Catholic Sunday Examiner citing a Hangchow broadcast.
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Seer Mene
Civil Rights Commission Examines Voting Rights
The commission discusses denying the right to vote due to race creed or national origin. It will survey federal laws and policies to ensure civil rights protection and assess legal developments affecting constitutional rights. The chairman of the commission is listed.
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Opens
Rights Group
Page One
Notable figures named in a shifted era questions
John Tannen, president of Michigan State University, mentions the Negro J Ernest Wilkins, assistant secretary of labor for international affairs. The third Northern is Rev Theodore M Hesburgh, president of Notre Dame. The three Southerners are lawyers, two former state governors. Robert C Store is dean of SMU law school.
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John &. Tannen
Michigan State University
J. Ernest Wilkins
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Note Dame
John 5
Battle of
Charlottesville
Way
Doyle BE. Garlton
Tampa
Fla
Siates
Southern Methodist University
Ohio Man's Car Crashes Culvert West Of City
A 17 year old from Evelid, Ohio, William A. Dailey, escaped serious injury after his car skidded on ice and hit a culvert about 1.5 miles west of Corry around 12:50 pm yesterday. Police report $200 damage, estimate total loss, and Dailey was treated for contusions before release from Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Evelid
Ohio
Corry
Duiver
William A. Dailey
Dailey
Army Spy To Face Court Martial In Washington
A.M/Sgt Roy A Rhodes, who admitted selling military information to Russians while in Moscow, will face a general court martial at Ft Lesley J McNair. No trial date set. Rhodes, 40, linked to documents at the Russian colonel’s papers, may face life in prison if convicted.
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Wasilington
Roy A Rhodes
Moscow
Rhodes
Lesley J. McNair
Anodes
Rudolf Hv Abel
New York
U.S
Eatontown
N. d
Abel
New York VA January outlook on business cycles and cushions
The First National City Bank of New York reviews the economy noting cushions from unemployment benefits, public works, and defense spending. It warns a period of drift could give way to a real drop by spring as industrial production declines and unemployment rises, with 1957 following earlier recessions.
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New York
First National City Bank of New York
Economic Outlook For 1950s From Business Mirror
The piece analyzes consumer spending and fiscal policy as key drivers of the postwar economy. It notes rising spending figures, with projections toward four to five million in output, and highlights three pivotal trends: business inventory adjustment, capital goods spending, and the pace of fiscal and monetary stimulus to counter recessionary pressures. The Federal Reserve, Congress, and the administration must decide on money supply easing, defense and public works spending, and the speed of new fiscal programs.
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Persia
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Administration
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Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Al’s
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RasbeRgr Mere Me
Euvis Presley
Stanley Clements
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ALA
LMU
City
Business Mirror
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Rexall
UT N. Center St
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Heberlein Motor Sales
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