Holstein show placings and forest seedling plans noted
Dawson Alsiort of Union City placed third in the calf under one year division and won first in the fitting contest at the state Farm Show in Harrisburg. John Bertschy of Meadville earned second in the beifer 18 months to two years division. Harrisburg announces 16 million tree seedlings available for reforestation with orders of 1000 seedlings minimum and 500 per species, due before February 18. Corry Memorial Hospital reports no emergency cases yesterday. Florence Powers returns from Hamot Hospital to stay with her daughter on Ohio Street. Weather: 35 degrees, melted snow, then a 27-degree low with late snow. Warren Chamber studies a plan for a public pool. local residents must travel out of county or state for a pool. Glenn McClelland Jr. located in Buffalo. a missing-person teletype was canceled. A local woman unpaid cab fare incident. no charges filed. US Defense draft calls total 16,000 for March across Navy and Army. total drafted since September 1950 reaches 2,014,490. Grant store owner Marion Investment Co. sets March 1 reconstruction for Lafayette Hotel site. part to be used as a kitchen. Erie County NACAs meeting Monday with J. O. Long as speaker. Robert A. Morris found guilty of armed robbery. co-defendant Thomas E. Perry to be sentenced. Erie school district borrows $230,000 to cover salaries and expenses through January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Alsiort
Union City
Harrisburg
John Bertschy
Tuffys Kendall Service WASHING LUBRICATION
The advert promotes Tuffys Kendall Service offering washing and lubrication at the corner of Center and Washington Streets, with the slogan Its TUFP to Beat TUFFY'S and contact number 2-124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuffy
Kendall
Washington Streets
Westinghouse Electric strike talks stretch into second session
Negotiations in the nationwide Westinghouse Electric strike continued in a second secret session mediated by John R. Murray to forge general collective bargaining terms. AFL CIO official James B. Carey led the union side with 44,000 workers affected across 30 plants. Westinghouse vice president Robert D. Blaiser led the company. Separate talks between United Electrical Workers and Westinghouse also persisted in Pittsburgh involving about 10,000 UE workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
James B. Carey
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Robert D. Blaiser
Westinghouse
United Electrical Workers
Pittsburgh
Erie Man Hurt In Truck Crash Near West Ridge Fire House
At about 7 a m a car rear ended a milk truck turning at 2nd and Homer in front of West Ridge fire house. Frank Dello Jr., 24, of West 41st Street, was unconscious on admission to St. Vincent's with serious head injuries. Kenneth Weigel of Millcreek, the milk truck driver, was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
2Nd
Homer Avenue
West Ridge
Frank Dello Jr
West 41Th Street
Dello
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sterling Milk Tuck
Delia
Kenneth Weigel
Millcreek
Weigel
Saturday Basketball Highlight at Ol City Opener
Radio schedule lists Reavers versus Ol City basketball at 10:30 Saturday with Sam Baresal as announcer. Also featured are morning devotions, various music programs, farm and world news, and late sport finales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Harold L. Lyman
Chanion
Dee Jay
Tim Jon
Reavers
Ol City
Sam Baresal
Ringo
March of Dimes
Farm
Rev. J. B. Kelly
Dick Winans
Koreans Die In Ship Blaze Off Korea Coast
Sixty six passengers died when flames swept a small coastal ship at Samchonpo near Pusan after a kerosene lamp was dropped in a crowded third class cabin. Eighteen injured, seven of them children, as the vessel burned for three hours and sank. Park Chong Chul, age 20, and Captain Kim Han Suk were arrested on negligence charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Park Chong Chul
Kim Han Suk
Samchonpo
Pusan
South Korea
Pasenger
Detroit Paper Strike End Near
Detroit publishers and three striking unions reach terms on a two year contract, paving the way for an early end to the 43 day old newspaper strike. If approved this week, talks with three other unions remain, with publication expected to resume by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byamuomyen Crest
Detroit
Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association
Teamsters, Photoengravers
Newspaper Guild
Publishers Group
Eisenhower pushes 1.25 billion for school aid and policy plan
President Eisenhower outlines a federal aid program to relieve classroom shortages and fund states with greatest need. He stresses local responsibility in education while proposing targeted grants and matching rules, plus a committee to study college building needs and staff shortages in doctors teachers nurses scientists and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
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Department of Forests and Waters
Secretary of Forests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Goddard
Pennsylvania
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Florence Powers
Hamot Hospital
Anthony Messina
Ohio Street
Mercury
Warren
Glenn McClelland Jr
Pleasantville Area
Buffalo
Eck
East Main Street
Victor Slye
Slye
Yellow Cab Co
Lemon Street
M. Seamons
United States Defense Department
Navy
Army
R. £. Rhine
W. T. Grant
Meadville
Marion Investment Co
Lafayette
Grant
Erie County
National Association of Cost Accountants
Saga Club
Long
Market Accounting
The
Atlantic Refining Co
Erle
Robert A. Morris
Elk County
Morris
St. Marys
Robert Hasselman
Thomas E. Perry
Hasselman
Arthur P. Logan
Henry Walter Miller
Associated Press
Wotr Radio Log
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Dodd's
YMCA
Corry’s
Crisco
Calif
Gestaf
Florida
Wieners
Boston
Indian River
Keebler Oyster
del Monte
Penn'a No
Birdseye Frozen Foods
Eh Monte
Seoul CO
Dixie
Philco
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Anniv
Will Toni Ofe
Bodbers
Tees
Teady Sociaiis
Wer
Pew
Seri
Shey
Ver
Penny Ja Cassettis
McFad
Shad
N.C
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