Erie County ends year with general fund balance of 441875
Erie County reports year end totals with a general fund balance of 441,875, down 20,000 from last year but still strong. Tuberculosis Hospital Erie shows a rise from 27,201 to 42,979.48. State jobless pay gains 16 percent for the week ending December 21, with increases in apparel, tobacco processing, toy, stone clay class, construction, and furniture sectors. Albany committee aims to ease highway enforcement in 1957 focusing on drunken drivers and speeders. Extended weather outlook from January 8 to 12 favors near normal temperatures, with brief cold spells and mixed precipitation. A Harborcreek incident reports two youths, ages 10 and 14, hitchhiking to Sheffield, later picked up by police. Donations to Corry Memorial Hospital reach 245 toward a 400 goal, with final report due January 17. Keystone Farmer honors for area Vocational Agriculture actitivities announced at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Corry store sale to new owners, K S Dirham and family. Allegheny College among grantees from DuPont aid program supporting science teaching. A dachshund from East Main Street is seized by police after slipping its leash. owner to claim at police station.
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City Christmas tree pickup ends season tomorrow
The city streets department will haul away Christmas trees tomorrow. Householders should place trees at the curb before 7 p m for collection.
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Break-in at North Center service station reported
Report from Ge Power indicates Pine Street area break in at North Center Street station with $20 stolen, a cash drawer opened and $6 taken from a hiding place. Similar theft at Mead Service Station on Pennsylvania Avenue. unknown amount. Door hasp screws found loosened on later check. Two-car collision on East Main Street caused $75 damage to Philip Mulligan’s car after he swerved while passing Mrs. Harry Garmer’s vehicle.
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House May Move Civil Rights Issue In Two Weeks
Washington report says the House Judiciary Committee led by Chairman Celler plans to fast track civil rights legislation as Senate filibuster reforms stalled. House Republicans and northern Democrats back quick action to bring the measure to the Senate floor before extended debate. Temperatures in New York City hovered in the upper teens to mid 30s with light snowfall and travel advisories issued.
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Mid East Plan Hearings Probe Funding And Forces
The article notes House committee chairman Thomas S. Gordon seeks clarity on appropriated funds likely 50 to 75 million remaining and Eisenhower’s preferred total for Middle East aid, plus whether he intends to deploy U. S. armed forces strength there, amid no evident shift in national defense posture in the region.
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Trust Suit Filed Over TV Boxing in Cleveland
The government opens its anti trust case against the International Boxing Guild today before Federal Judge James C Connell. The IBG and others are accused of price fixing restraint of interstate commerce and illegal boycotts tied to studio boxing shows once aired by a local television station. The government plans to show telecasts reached Western Pennsylvania and Ontario Gan.
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Soapy soap floats on St Johns river in Jacksonville
Soap from a sunken barge washed to the surface in downtown Jacksonville yesterday. The cargo included thousands of bars, and police said people in boats and along the bank used crab nets dip nets and whatever they could to gather the floating soap.
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Elvis May Keep Hair If Drafted
Elvis Presley likely to be allowed to retain his long hair even if he is drafted. An Army recruiter indicated Presley who had his preinduction screening, would not be forced to cut his hair despite standard military grooming rules.
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Council Plans State Aid and Public Works Measures
City council considers government aid while reporting park operations for 1956 and 1958. Engineer notes 270 real estate owners, only 24 with true value. fire hydrant requests and street lights discussed. Council orders a police fire monitor radio unit, citing FCC rules and air alert safety. Induction physicals and GI haircut noted for special services branch.
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Civil Air Patrol dismantles Piper Cub at Lawrence Airport
The Civil Air Patrol reports its squad dismantled a D-4 Piper Cub at Lawrence Airport. Wings were removed, the plane towed down Spring Street hill, lifted from wheels, and moved into a West Jefferson basement. CAP members expect hands on training and aircraft restoration work over winter with the goal of return to the sky next summer.
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