Property transfers and local notices amid Erie county records
The report covers a P A realty transfer recording Walter W. Damofalux to Peter J. Oppewall at Church Street Corry and notes Erie County inheritance tax receipts in 1987 led by Joseph Luke Crawford. It includes a 1949 property damage case Cesnick vs Smith, a wedding anniversary, a West Point nomination, weather outlook, a near-collision on Gate Street, a GLF station closure, traffic light citations, a sophomore basketball player admitted with fair condition, grand jury plans, and infantile paralysis fund contributions totaling 4225.41 for vaccine efforts.
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Walter W. Damofalux
Peter J. Oppewall
Church Street
Corry
Erie
County Courthoven
Joseph
Luke" Crawford
Munday
Waly
Erie County
Westerday
Mary Cesnick
James A Smith
Marion Street
Cesnick and Smith
Cesnick Auto
Joseph Cesnick
Living Snowman Sighted in Pamirs by Soviet Scientist
G Pronin, a Soviet scientist with a Parmits expedition, reports seeing a yeti on August 10 and 13 on a cliff 1,500 feet high in the Pamirs in southeast Russia. He describes a manlike, stocky creature with long limbs, no clothes, and reddish-gray woolly body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawouuw
Cavier
Pumir
Russia
Himalaya
Pamirs
G. Pronin
Komsomol Pravda
Leningrad
Pronin
Parmits
China
Afghanistan
Keystone Shortway Starting Date Delayed Pending Report
Governor Leader and highway officials met to review the 300 mile cross state Keystone Shortway. Deputy highways secretary Henry Harral said no definite date was set until the consulting engineer’s design report from Michael Baker, Rochester, Pa, is received. The project between Stroudsburg and Sharon ties into the Federal Interstate Highway System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Isevervareas
Henry Harral
Michael Baker
Rochester
Stroudsburg
Sharon
Eisenhower Proposes Military and Civil Pay Increases
President Eisenhower sent a bill to Congress proposing at least six percent pay boosts for most service members with merit-based raises and faster promotion options. The plan would cost about one billion dollars annually and emphasizes merit over years of service. Postal workers would gain six percent, civil servants at least six percent, with top civil service salaries rising to eighteen thousand dollars and an expanded cap for top classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadhington WM
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Vinson
Armed Services ‘Committee
Ralph J. Cardiner
General Electric Co
White House
Senate
Jayne Mansfeld heads for honeymoon after inheriting fortune
Jayne Mansfeld and her husband Mickey Hargitay depart Dallas for a Miami honeymoon after wedding events. The 24 year old actress and former "Mr Universe" groom plan a Las Vegas engagement in February. Her mother says Jayne has over $100,000 from grandfather Elmer Palmer's estate and additional inheritance is expected.
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Dallas Im
Jayne Mansfeld
Hollywood
Jayne
Mickey Hargitay
Miami
Las Vegas
Hf. L. Peers
Elmer Palmer
Pen Argyl
Shell
Riots Persist in Venezuela Amid Student Demonstrations
Riots continue in Venezuela as high school students stage the largest demonstrations yet against President Marcos Perez Jimenez. Police deploy tear gas and machete blades to disperse crowds, with an unknown number arrested. Residents report a taped opposition message urging continued liberation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranenes
Marcos Perez Simenes
Liberation
Perez Jimenez
AFL-CIO Cuts Nearly 100 Organizers in Shakeup
Reported by The New York Times, AFL-CIO plans involuntary retirements and transfers to a new speakers bureau in the public relations department as about 100 organizers are discharged or reassigned. The Times cites Robert Christofferson of Charities, North Carolina, as a leader in the dismissed organizers’ union amid layoffs at headquarters. Official AFL-CIO comment was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Afl-Cio
Beng
Washington
Times
Robert Christofferson
Char Jotys
N. C
Miami Beach
John Livingston
Tt Wis
Tose
District leaders told to break news on severance pay
In Washington last Monday, Willand Schnitzer AFT-CTO secretary treasurer urged district organizers to carry the word back to their locals and inform the rank and file. The talk centered on severance pay of two weeks per year of service and seniority reported but not controlling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willand Schnitzer
Aft-Cto
World District
Washington
Schnitzer
Organiaers
White Says Autos Bad For Hearts
Dr. Dudley White, chief heart consultant for President Eisenhower, told a News conference that Americans love of sitting, especially in autos, may harm heart health. He cited autopsy-like data and comparisons with Crete and Boston to suggest lifestyle impacts on coronary disease.
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Jan Francisco
Dudley White
Dr White
Eisenhower
Tide Southern
Boston
Naples
Dr. White
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Atrs.w. M. Houghton
Suh Mead Avenue
Ind
Donald F. Kauer
Pennsylvania
U. S Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Carroll D. Kearns
Army
Kuller
Kearns
Great Lakes
James Foley
West Pleasant Street
Gate Street
Isabelle Foster
Foster
Foley
Theodore J. Nakoski
Clymer Eye
GLF
Clymer
Buffalo
Nakoski
Smith Street
North Center Street
Gerald Powell
Brookville
Warren
W. E. Phillips
West Congress Street
Aragraf Jeffery Kemmerer
Johnsonburg
Humot Hospital
Kemmerer
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Black
Cady and Collier
E. South St
B1 & 1 Dry Cleaners
Ihe
William A. Dawson
Utah
Charles E. Potter
Michigan
International Soundphoto
Slocum
South Center Street
Venezuela
Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
White
Bobbie Brooks
F. C. Chapin & Son
N. Center St
General Telephone
WNIHL
Weahl Javeler
Center St
Loblaws
Llsbury
Delicia
Aerae
Checlup
Heberlein
Corry, Pa
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