County salary sessions resume as raises total $1,090
Erie County commissioners proceed to final salary discussions after granting 11 raises totaling 1090 dollars. Remaining offices, the tuberculosis hospital, and the Institution District await review while officials aim to hold the 10 mill tax rate amid a lean budget. Recorder Hayes McCreary clashed over salary moves, notably over Alice Wolf’s reduced post and $4000 seeks, yielding a $200 increase for William Carson and modest raises for Nettie Cauley and Catherine Wells.
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Erie — County
Court House
Tuberculosis
Institution District
Recorder of Deeds
Hayes McCreary
Rock Hart
McCreary
Hart
County Treasuer
Recorder's Office
Alice Wolf
William Carson
Nettie Cauley
Catherine Wells
Idle 300 Workers Walkout At Blackstone Radiator Plant
About 300 Blackstone Corporation radiator division workers walk out after nine men were given a seven day vacation for slowing production. A union spokesman said the company sent a letter offering to process grievances and a mass meeting was planned at Nordic Temple. A federal conciliator from the US Conciliation Service in Buffalo is due to arrive to study the dispute as talks are set to resume.
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Jamestown
Ehjevancces
Blackstone Corporation
United Electrical Local No. 805
Nordic Temple
United States Conciliation Service
Buffalo
Two Accident Victims Die Over Week End
In Venango County two crashes claimed lives over the weekend. Mrs. Amy Elizabeth S. Leppin, 81, of Emlenton, died in Franklin Hospital after a chain reaction on Route 322. John D. Spence, 21, of Grove City, died at Grove City Hospital from a collision near Clintonville. A Marine corporal, 19, was killed in the same wreck. Gerald R. May, 18, of Grove City, suffered a fractured shoulder.
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Venango County
Amy Elizabeth S. Leppin
Emlenton
Franklin Hospital
John D. Spence
Grove City
Leppin
Franklin
Route 322
Glenn £. Wilson
Kennerdell
Harry H. Leppin
Clintonville
Gerald R. My
Dibble Burtt O. of Wayne Township dies at 75
Burtt O. Dibble 75 of Wayne Township near Clymer died in Corry Memorial Hospital at 8 last night. He was born July 18, 1880 in Wayne Township, son of Sanford and Eugenia Greeley Dibble, and a distant relative of Horace Greeley. A farmer all his life on the family farm, he is survived by his sister Miss Clara B. Dibble and several cousins. Funeral from Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Leonard Hogenboom officiating. Burial in Clymer cemetery.
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Burtt O. Dibble
Corry
Wayne ‘Township
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dibble
Spitzer Funeral Home
Leonard Hogenboom
Ednboro Presbyterian Church
Clymer Cemetery
Corry Students At Farm Show Wander From Rage One
Corry Area High School students attended a farm show trip returning to Harrisburg. After the events they will tour additional exhibits before departing for home at 10 p m. Junior high travellers included McElroy Daniel Wentz John Mora vek William Brooks Marvin King David Cox David Triscult Harold Fullom Roland Morris Noland Webb Gary Smith and Donald Van Keuren. Senior high students listed were Joseph McIntyre James Munn James Ernsi LaVern Lindsey Melvin Rose Dennis Wettenberg Kenneth VanCise Arnold Messinger Leslie Drege Ronnie King Richard Mesdie Raymond Wiggers Charles Palmer and Richard Marrs.
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Harrisburg
Corry Area High School
McElroy
Daniel Wentz
John Moravek
William Brooks
Marvin King
David Cox
David Triscult
Harold Fullom
Roland Morris
Noland Webb
Gary Smith
Donald van Keuren
Joseph McIntyre
James Munn
James Ernsi
LaVern Lindsey
Melvin Rose
Dennis Wettenberg
Kenneth VanCise
Arnold Messinger
Leslie Drege
Ronnie King
Richard Mesdie
Raymond Wiggers
Charles , Palmer
Richard Marrs
Dorothy McGuire Wins Florida Divorce From Air Force Husband
Florida circuit judge grants Dorothy McGuire a divorce from Air Force Sgt. John Henry Brown after seven months of separation. Decree signed by Judge George W. Jackson and made final upon filing. McGuire, 27, and Brown married in Miamisburg Ohio on July 30 1951. no children. Brown had filed suit August 16. Dorothy countered August 30. both charged cruelty. no financial settlement. ex aminer appointed for testimony. Brown will not contest. Julius La Rosa connected former romance cited in background.
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Dorothy McGuire
Associated
Bunnell
Florida
Arthur Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
George W. Jackson
Joseph Hirschman
Air Force
John Henry Brown
Brown
Dorothy
Jackson
Hirschman
Miss McGuire
Miamisburg
Ohio
la Rosa
Rosemary Meyer
Perry Como
Walkout in 13th Week Hits Westinghouse Strike
Pittsburgh reports the nationwide AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers strike against Westinghouse Electric Corp. in its 13th week with no talks set and federal mediators likely to decide next steps. Mayors from 19 plant-area communities hold a Tuesday meeting to seek a new approach, with Westinghouse declining to attend.
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Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mediation Service
Joseph F. Finnegan
Westinghouse
M. B. Sensenbrenner
Columbus
Ohio
Sensenbrenner
James B. Carey
The
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Tenderized Steak Developer Dies At Akron Home
AKRON Howard Condon, 59, developer of a 8 million dollar a year tenderized steak business and vice president of the firm marketing frozen steaks nationally, died at his Akron home Saturday. He leaves a wife Bernice a son William G. of Pittsburgh four sisters including Mrs Archie Minick of Tidal Pa. He was a former machinist who devised the tenderizing process in 1948.
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Akron
Howard Condon
William Condon
Erie
Condon
Bernice
William G
Pittsburgh
Archie Minick
Tidal, Pa
Eisenhower outlines farm program to curb surpluses
In a lengthy message to Congress President Eisenhower presents nine point farm plan including easing controls on key crops, capping against farm subsidies, boosting rural development for low income farmers, stabilizing drought affected Great Plains farming, raising farm research funding, and ensuring reliable credit and gasoline tax refunds for farmers. He argues surpluses depress prices and urges moving commodities into use at home and abroad.
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Cesseeaney Saenfl Farr Waser
Congress
Great Plains
Eisenhower
Hende
Anid
Eisenhower Advocates Gearing Production for Fair Prices
President Eisenhower urged directing production toward today's most pressing needs and disposing of surpluses to stabilize markets at fair prices. The 1954 program included flexible price supports intended to sustain essential goods and ensure affordable basic necessities.
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Eisenhower
Area Dairy Herd Figures Listed
Area dairy farmers report Swanson’s figures for the county dairy herd with 383 cows milking and 96 dry. Production ranges show 72 cows at 40 to 50 pounds fat and 79 above 50 pounds. 56 cows yield 1,000 to 1,200 pounds and 115 over 1,200. Officials list top producers including Hammond Corry Holsteins and Kolstee, Wetherbes, Kentuck y. Also noted are five leading herds with owners Gerld Scouten Centerville Adin Burrows Comy Rolland Chaye Comy Paul Labowski Corry John Kolstee Grace Holsteins. Kentucky Dem leader dies in Cave City.
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Leonard Swanson
Eyle County Dary
Howard Hammond
Corry
Grace Holstein
Stanley Baker
John Kolstee
Charles Wetherbes
Centerville
Grae Holstein
Gerld Scouten
Adin Burrows
Comy
Rolland Chaye
Paul Labowski
John J. Kolstee
Grace
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William R. Smed~berg
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Walter F. Boone
Fogle Lumber Co
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Corry, Pa
Wc Center
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Mooseheart
Tommy Woodward
Baltimore
Moonheart
Moose Child City
Tommy
Kentucky
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Cave City
William ¥Anley Handy
Mammoth Cave National Park
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Firestone
Barney’s
South Center Street
Pardners
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