Perry pleas changed as Erie man awaits sentencing in Elk County
In Elk County court the sentencing of Thomas Perry of Erie was interrupted by his plea change from guilty to not guilty in the armed robbery of Roger Husselman of St Marys last July 21. Judge Trambley ordered Perry returned to jail as a decision is delayed. Also, Thomas J. Morris of Erie, guilty of the same crime, will face sentencing Inter. Garland Volunteer Fire Department reelected William Marino as chief. officers named including Alvin Hainer president and James Black secretary. Corry Hi Club members distributed YMCA posters to urge a $239,000 appeal for funds. Marion Investment Co. weighs rebuilding options for the Lafayette Hotel site in Meadville after a fire, with negotiations ongoing with insurers. Dr. J. Blanford announced uniform milk price, noting higher December cost and record milk production and consumption in the New York marketing area. Three people received emergency treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital for injuries from accidents. Public notices include factory price adjustments for slide fasteners and cold weather activity at Mead Park skating rink. State Police investigate an abandoned car on Columbus Lattsville road. Trial testimony in a Crawford County auto case concluded its second day with proceedings continuing Monday night.
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Elk County
Thomas Perry
Erie
Roger Husselman
St.Marys
Trambley
Perry
Thomas J. Morris
J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
New York City
Nathau
Westchester
Suffolk
Blanford
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Robert Bayer
R.D. 1
Meadville
Flossie Bayer Payne
Richard Nesbitt
Sarah M. McCobb
Bayer
Nesbitt
New Tax Plan Suggestion Faces Stark Legislature Wind
Harrisburg scene as Berniter Ma hany, Republican floor leader, backs a 3 percent sales tax and 1 percent corporate income tax rise to break the fiscal stalemate. He doubts Republicans will back an income tax and questions Gov Leader’s 50 50 tax plan. Senate leaders propose each side debate tax packages for half the needs with a path to a combined plan. Mahony cites revenue needs near 400 million dollars for the 1956 57 session while Lender cites 405 million.
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Harrisburk
Berniter Mahany
Mahany
Gov. Leader
Senate
Mahony
Western Pa to Confer on Erie Turnpike Route
A Western Pennsylvania regional planning group says a committee will meet January 24 with state and turnpike officials in Harrisburg to discuss the Erie extension. Delegates from Beaver, Lawrence, Mercer, and Crawford counties will join Arthur Gardner, Jobe Grajelur, and others to review the project and its regional impact. The session precedes a later meeting with Western Pennsylvania legislators.
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Western Pennsylvania
Erie
Western Pennsylvania Regional Planning Association
Pittsburgh
Thougty Beaver
Lawyerne Meret
Crawford
Harrisburg
Guy
George Lender
Turnpike Commission
Sahil
Planning Association
Arthur Gardner
Jobe Grajelur
Sharon
CIO
Gardner
Grajelar
Pennsylvania
Dutch Sculptor Raedecker Dies at 70 in Amsterdam
Amsterdam report says John Raedecker, aged 70, the leading Dutch sculptor, died yesterday in the Dutch capital. He was renowned for his modernist works and public statues across the Netherlands.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
John Raedecker
State Dems Launch Drive in Pennsylvania Senate Battle
SCRANTON Pa The Democratic Party in Pennsylvania opened a statewide drive to rally county leadership recruit candidates and mobilize voters. Sen Barr urged 100 party leaders to help build a Democratic Senate majority and a large House majority while Dent criticized Republican tax plans as unfair to business and taxpayers and warned of consequences for the party if opposed.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Senate
Co Onty
Sen
Barr
Ghaldhan
House
Dent
Democratic Party
Harriyburn
Woolworth Manager Transfers Shrink Personnel Shifts
Woolworth Co announces a third management shift with Glenn Palmer of Oil City moving to Corry to lead the store there. Fred Wilson of Meadville will move to Youngstown, and Robert Quilter departs Gullet for Utica as the Pittsburgh area aligns stores under Cleveland office control. Palmer expects to arrive Monday. Wilson’s Meadville family remains, and the Oil City move prompts further regional realignment.
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Woolworth Co
Fred
Wilson
Meadville
Glenn
Palmer
Woolworth
ON City
Corry
Youngstown
Robert Quilter
Utica
N.Y
Fim
Cleveland
Albany
OU City
City
Oil City
Oil
Palmer to Lead Olt City Store Chain Move
Palmer, moving to Olt City to oversee store operations, seeks suitable living quarters for his family. He and wife Alice have four sons, one enrolled at Gannon College in Erie, and another in high school. Previously he managed four Buffalo stores, after starting as assistant manager in Fulton in 1925, with over 30 years in the chain.
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Alice
Gannon College
Erie
Olt City
Palmer
Buffalo
Wool Worth
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Fulton
Ex Farm Official Dies in Chapel Hill
Dr Will Winton Alexander 69 a former administrator of the U S Farm Security Administration and author on race relations.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Will Winton Alexander
U. S. Farm Security Administration
Cornerstone Laid For PNPA Building In Harrisburg
The cornerstone was laid today for a new 150000 dollar Pennsylvania Newspaper building in downtown Harrisburg to house offices for the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. The two story structure aims for completion and occupancy early in the spring and will be the first office building in America owned and occupied by a newspaper in the association. The cornerstone includes a front page from most state newspapers, according to newly elected PNA officers. The president, King, of Dillan University, New Orleans, died yesterday.
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PNPA
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Sprint
America
Association
PNA
The trailing most of a mint reading a two
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions a mint reading two items in sequence. Names, places, or dates are unclear, but the line suggests a discussion or note about counting or listing two items in a larger set. Further readable context is needed for a precise card.
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The fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items it mentions names and places in unclear order. No clear event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
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Wow Naw Sin Ore
Uta Beigh Ray Vol Sou “Ite
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