Erie Woman Seeks City of Erie Liability Suit
A Dormant, Pa. woman asks Common Pleas Court for permission to sue the city of Erie over a July 31, 1955 fall on a Waterworks Reservation walk where she tripped on a crack. The tract was later deeded to the State.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Erie
Common Pleas Court
City of
Eileen Piowski
Mary Suxy
Lucas Miller
Hamot Hospital
Susy Liloas
Corry Journal Printing Department
Oil City
Nestor
St Joseph's Church
John T. Carter
Bi Agnes
BL Vincent Hospital
Ellis
Annulment filed over husband with prior marriage
A June 1960 annulment petition alleges Mildred DeHaven married Harry DeHaven while he already had a wife. Frances V Turner wed DeHaven in Carson City on Sept 7 1953 and the prior marriage was not dissolved. Also notes local notices on beverage suppliers contact and a fire caused by a discarded cigarette, plus upcoming dances at VFW Club.
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Bradford
Harold F. Kreiner
Edward J. Kroah
McIntyre’s
Oil City
Louis F. Burg
Paul A. Pearson
Woodland Heights
Tneir
Pearson
Burgt
Stockton
Har
Art. Dawson
City Water Department
Bakt Yard
Herbie Johnson
Mildred DeHaven
Harry DeHaven
Westfield
John Golinttz
Wa Davenport
VFW Club
Paul Packo
Gets Jap Grenade In Box Of Shells
Dale Asm Rubin Goldstein bought a box of old pistol and rifle shells and found a live Japanese grenade inside. Police removed the pineapple device as Goldstein recalled near catastrophe and wondered what could have happened if the box had been mishandled. Police Chief Will Bennie of Scituate called state police for aid after a slippery intersection collision between his car and another.
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Rubin Goldstein
Goldstein
Scituate
R. T
Will Bennie
Foster
Men In Uniform Come Under Nation's Social Security Program
The 1957 start expands social security to about three million armed forces members and various professionals. Benefits reach 9.2 million people by year end 1956 with $677 billion yearly. Erie County and Crawford County see substantial monthly payments. self-employed professionals join the program and farm landlords count rental income toward benefits.
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Uniformed Services
Berard A. Farnbaugh
Erie Social Security Office
Erie County
Crawford County
Visi Security
Clear Path For Poland To Buy U S Farm Surplus
Secretary of Commerce Weeks announced the department will consider licenses to ship surplus farm commodities to Poland for U S dollars at world market prices. He stressed the easing applies only to Poland but said future consideration may extend to certain other Eastern European countries.
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Poland
Russia
Weeks
U. S
Nuclear power grows in 1957 with plans for plants
Government and industry commit to 900,000 kilowatts of civilian nuclear capacity while the Navy shifts to nuclear propulsion. Plans for a nuclear merchant fleet emerge, and U S firms expand exports of research reactors. Cooperation pacts with 34 nations set stage for reactor sales as both civilian and military programs accelerate.
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Central Station
United States
Navy
Maritime Administration
U. S
Gevelon
Birth in car on way to Pittsburgh hospital
Mrs Margaret Chapman went into labor while en route to West Penn Hospital. Her husband Guy stopped the car as two other children were ushered out. A daughter was born without complications. Both mother and baby are reported doing well. Mrs Chapman is a graduate of West Penn Hospital School of Nursing.
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Rissonurghw
Asquipps
Pittsburgh
Margaret Chapman
Guy
West Penn Hospital
Adequate Newsprint Supply Seen for U S Users
A House Commerce Committee report filed yesterday projects adequate supplies of newsprint for U S users in 1867 and an upturn in newspaper advertising. It cites Commerce Department figures showing domestic newsprint consumption around seven million tons, with available supply about 125000 tons higher.
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Washington Uf
House Committee
Commerce Department
U. S
House Commerce Committee
Gas Bill Introduced In House To Limit Federal Control
Rep Tic ard of Texas introduces a bill to exempt natural gas production and gathering from federal control and deny FPC jurisdiction before interstate delivery. The measure mirrors last year’s proposal that stalled amid the Harris Fulbright veto debate. Eugene Hotman of Standard Oil notes federal control risks delaying natural gas development. A separate bill by Rep Saylor of Pa seeks to restrict residual oil imports to five percent of domestic demand.
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Washinuiun
Congress
Ticard
Tex
Tkart
Eugene Hotman
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
U. S
Pennsylvania
Saylor
R-Pa
House
Ike Takes Plan To Congress Today
Ike proposes a new economic aid plan amid concerns over Soviet subversion against independent states. The draft avoids authorizing direct American troop use for direct or indirect aggression, focusing on economic measures as part of the administration’s strategy, with revisions reflecting congressional input.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Dillies
Push for Polio Vaccine Improvements Spurs Research
The Polio vaccine drive, funded by a 1957 grant of 3.3 million, seeks enhanced duration of immunity and easier production. Bulk vaccine aid accelerates prevention while scientists pursue broader gains, with over 27.2 million invested since 1998 in the March of Dimes effort. discoveries widen medical insights and future supply potential.
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March of Dimes
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WOTR
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David Lb. Crim
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Moose Club
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Titusville
Theo
Old Bradford Hospital
McKean County Tuberculosis and Health Society
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Aid Hospital
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Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Corry Hospital
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R.D
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Union City
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Springreek
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Liberty
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