Erie News Briefs From Kane to Warren State
Readable items span local meetings and incidents across Erie and nearby towns. Eagle Scout honors for Kane Troop 20. court sentencing for a knife robbery in Erie. Knights of Columbus and WOTM events noted. car crash injures two teens in Erie. a city clerk’s death and a church consecration in Warren. Also mentions a poultry fair in Jamestown and community notices on crime, public meetings, a Sophomore Class Play in Corry, and a police report overview.
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Corry Beverage Distributor
Kane
Scout Troop 20
Kane Lodge of Silks
Eagle Scout
Elkshorns Erie
Erie
Nathaniel Stallings
Samuel Rossiter
William Larson
Stirlings
Knights of Columbus
Eric
James Sibbles
R. D
Titusville
Sully
Gibbie
Annette Croli
Edward Shick
St. Vincent's Hospital
WOTM
Erle
Anna V. O'Brien
Otflee
Erie Fire Department
Miss O'Brien
Jamestown
New York State Armory
Chautauqua County Poultry and Pet Stock Association, Inc
St. Joseph's
Youngsville
Rocco Tito
St. Joseph's Church
Warren
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomasyehurch
Corry
Margaret Gardner
Centerville
Titusville Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Hospital Report From Corry Area Today
At the hospital a report lists admissions and discharges. Admitted are Mrs Ralph W Lindsey Sherman Mrs James L Thomas Centerville Kelly W Hoffman 13 Fourth avenue Homey J Jones 533 Grand street Mrs Merle Williams Clymer Discharged are Mrs Horice M Shearmat Lakewood N Y Joseph Russell 081 South Center street Gary infant son of Mr and Mrs Thoms Fisher Sherman David J Buell 616 William street Red Cross blood tied yesterday 3 pints September 1st to date 35 pints.
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Ralph W. Lindsey
Sherman
James L. Thomas
Centerville
Kelly W Hoffman
Fourth Avenue
Homey J. Jones
Grand Street
Merle Williams
Clymer
Horice M. Shearmat
Lakewood
N.Y
Joseph Russell
South Center Street
Gary
Thoms Fisher
Sheramin
David J. Buell
William Vatreet
Builder Of Space Capsule Selected
Washington reports NASA selected a contractor for the first U S crewed space capsule in the Mercury program. The unmanned tests will precede human flight, with a two year horizon before attempting a manned orbital mission.
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Washington
Luis
Jet Burpoen
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air Parca Abia
Spvke
Mercury
McDonnell
Mikoyan Visit Sparks Mixed Western Reactions
Vienna and Berlin newspapers volley criticism and cautious praise over Anastas Mikoyan's U S tour. European papers label the reception a test of Western resolve, while others urge direct talks and warn against sowing fear. Photographs show Mikoyan with leaders, celebrities, and shoppers as coverage spans front pages.
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London
Vienna
Cireles
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Berlin
Mikoyan
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Premute Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bul Banin
Britain
Woman 88 Beaten in Titusville Case
Mrs. syn Wills 88 of Titusville is hospitalized with multiple bruises after a beating. Leonard Willis 14 is held in Venango County Jail on a peace charge. Willis was bound over for the February Venango County Court and jailed in Franklin on $300 bail. Authorities probe potential further charges in connection with the injury to his mother.
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Titusville
Syn Wills
Titusville Hospital
Leonard HL Willis
Venango County
Wills
Pbs
Willis
Cherry
A Caldwell
Bauer
Franklin State Police
Caldwell
Franklin
Furthr
Suspect Held for $39 Robbery in Pittsburgh Area
George E. Iwaac, 25, of Renfrew, Butler County, held for Allegheny County grand jury on a robbery charge after the Arsenal Finance Co. holdup in Lawrenceville. Clerks and police described a man who demanded money with a brown paper bag. About $352 and a bank book were found on arrest. spectacles and the bag were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Iwaac
Renfrew
Butler County
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Arsenal Finance Co
Lawrenceville
Theresa Karlovits
John. J. Pierver
Isaac
GOP Candidate Wins In Vermont By 718 Votes
A joint legislative recount shows Republican Rob Stafford defeating Democrat Bernard Leddy by 718 votes, 61,503 to 60,785, securing Vermonts gubernatorial seat in the closest 19th century margin. The vote tally counted 123,859 ballots with 11 ballots rejected, producing a majority threshold of 61,930. Leddy sought a legislative recount under the constitution, a move not used since 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monee
Robin T.stafford
Rutland
Vermont
Mareit
William J Meyer
U. S House
Stafford
Leddy
Clymer Couple Escapes Serious Injury In Crash
Mr and Mrs TeWinkle of Clymer escaped serious injuries after their car skidded off a road near Jamestown and plunged into a ditch. Mrs TeWinkle suffered a left eyebrow concussion while Louis TeWinkle sustained head burns and broken bones but did not require surgery. Passersby removed them and they received treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital before release.
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Jamestown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Louis ‘To Winkle
Louix
Threats Erupt in Bullock Slayer Case in St Louis
Reports say a car nearly ran down Mrs. Eda Engleman and threats were made against her husband Dr Glennon E Engleman linking to the Bullock homicide. The victim James S Bullock was killed outside the city art museum on December 17.
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ST. Louis
Eda Engleman
Glennon E. Engleman
Edna Ruth Bullock
James S. Bullock
City Art Museum
Englemat
Pennsylvania Budget Change From Earle to Lawrence
In a retrospective by LA Leslie for The Journal, the piece contrasts Gov George H Earle s 1935 modest budget of 47554015 with looming 1959 prospects of about 21 billion, attributing growth to rising demand for services and inflation. It notes shifts from local handling of care and education to greater state control, expansion of authorities, and broader state debt mechanisms amid suburban growth and highway development.
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Harrisburg
Rip van Winkle
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Eleer
David L. Lawrence
Earle
Lawrence
State Emergency Relief Board
Goy
Gifford Pinechot
Department of Public Assistance
Diollar
Public School Building Authority
Highway and Bridge Authority
Erie Clubbing Victim Fair Report at Hamot Hospital
Clarence A. Tupley, 49, owner of a service station, was clubbed on the head with a hammer during a service call and remained in fair condition at Hamot Hospital. John Labrozzi, 30, of Brie, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and battery and was held for court in lieu of $800.
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Eric
Eric Wommn
Erie
Charles Wilttas
Ned
Willeh
Brie
Resuw
Tornim
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Bln
State Streets
Corry Area High School
Falconer
Riehwed P Tabhve
Falconer Fire Department
Cally
Rilien
Bateman
Erinte
Stanley Bhirkey
Jobin Lyons
Barney Moranmud Sharkey
New York State
Belle ! Valley
Townable
Vally
Journal
Sivery
Ob Hamot
Clarence A. Tupley
John Labrozzi
Labrovi
Michael Kinecki
Labrozi
Labrozzi
Ripley
Labroul
Kinecki
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Jousnal
W.nen’s Relief Corps
Ogonerad
Chwt
Walt
Gimnie
Ta. m
Corry Hospital
Red Cross
U.S
Michael Theodore Babis
Nolda
New York
St Mishael’s
David Leon
Barney’s Firestone
Pius Ei
Samu
Firestone
Phonic
GOP
Irving Sherman
U. S
William O'Dwyer
Car Erie
CaneBilal Contdimet Distgent Cs. Co
Beneficia Econ On
Nichols Grocery
Calif
Mackeral
Russ Mallory
Bloma
Kaller
LA. Leslie
Krystone
Sunbeam Coffee Maker
Kitty Litter
Jig
Norge
Kenmore
Maytag
Philco-Bendix
Westinghouse
Columbus
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