City and Vicinity News Briefs and Courthouse Notices
A long itemized York State News briefs from Erie, Corry, Titusville and surrounding towns reports multiple court actions. Sentences include 11 to 22 months in the Allegheny County Workhouse for three men after guilty pleas to forgery, plus a Raymond Palmer sentence of 1 to 4 years for armed robbery. A Sophomore Class Play is announced at Corry Area High School with admission priced at 60 cents adults 30 cents children. Other items cover a woman battering a man, a theft case at Todd’s Surplus Store, a civil jury awards for auto injuries, a local radio firm employee plea, and statewide winter coat clearance. Also noted: a diversion of state workers from Erie for road projects due to weather and construction slowdown.
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Raymond Harry Palmer
DuBois
Seneca Air Park
Corry Area
Hotel Corry
Theif Erle
James A. Sibble
YMCA
Michael Kinecki
Thomas Harkins
Maurice Sheehan
Ray Runser
Sibble
Todd
Morton's Children's Shop
Erle Lowell Jude
Counly
Roy Shaffer
Pyramid Oh Co
Girard
George Gresh
Herbie Johnson
Moose
Ginnie
Sombrero Room
Hospital report and community notices from Corry area
The Corry Hospital lists admissions including Donald Goodwill and Brook sitet Mrs Santrid Wester, and discharges such as Mrs Frank Betts Columbus and Mrs William Brooks Spar tanaburg. Other items note Eagle Scout award to Jack Ondrey from Edinboro, a Moose Club event, rural carrier job applications in Meadville, construction plans for Cambridge Springs elementary school, and local ads for Vita Fluff shampoo and Carroll's Gift Shop.
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Donald Goodwill
Brooksitet
Santrid Wester
Robert Nichols
Union Chy
Frank Betts
Columbus
William Brooks
Spartanaburg
Emilie
Emil ‘Toplayich Be
Ronald Shank
West Columbus Avenue
Pritz Rohde
Wattsburg
Pamela
Hvereth Clark
Pittafield
Meadville
Conneal Lake
Hugh
Swaney
Hotel Corry
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge Springs Area
Associated Contractors
Conheaut Lake
Corry Beverage
Reuben E Fenton
Fredonia State Teachers College
John W. Mintum
Bemus Point
Fenton
Carroll's Gift Shop
FHA Chief Faces Conflict in Housing Fight
Washington AP reports Norman P Mason, Eisenhower’s new housing chief, will enter a growing clash between Congress and the administration over government housing programs. Mason says the fight reflects democracy, while Democrats push for higher housing spending as Senate confirmation looms and Albert M Cole vacates the HHFA post.
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Wasrington AP
Eisenhower
Normad P Mason
Congress
Mason
Flemocrney
Federal Housing Administration
Eixenhower
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Masaachusetts
Senate
HHFA
Albert M. Cole
Capitol Hull
Moon Dreams and Commuter Rockets From Soviet Predictions
In a Moscow radio review, twenty nine Soviet scientists forecast a future where the moon becomes the seventh continent and life is shortened by reduced sleep. Predictions touch on space travel, living organisms, and medical advances as the century nears. Also notes a swimming meet, a public hearing, and local market items.
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Moscow
Yur Khiebtsevich
State Officials Reserve Comment On Road Program
Harrisburg officials today refused to commit on a five year federal interstate plan for Pennsylvania proposed by the current administration. Park H. Martin said he wants more study of the financials. The plan estimates 11.7 billion dollars for 1547 miles, with bids starting in 1959 on 14 projects, including the Delaware Expressway and Keystone Shortway.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Park H. Martin
Secretary of Highways
Te Highways Department
Bureau of Research and Planning
Martin
Lewis M. Stevens
Walt Giesey
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Pittston
Hazleton
Tamaqua
Franklin
Cumberland
Maryland
Sharon
Stroudsburg
Close Eleven Pennsylvania Schools Hit By Fire Hazards
Harrisburg orders close eleven Pennsylvania schools due to fire and other hazards. Selinsgrove Pine Street Elementary Pulaski Wilson Schools Du Pont to close within ten days second floors only St Michaels and St Columba’s Catholic Schools Johnstown Chandler Public School January 19 Boswell South Side Union Street Acosta Elementary January closing dates listed for Somerset County institutions.
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Harrrisbury
Pennsylvania
Selinsgrove
Pine St
Pulaski and
Wilson
du Pont
St. Michaels
St. Columbia's
Johnstown
Chandler
Somerset County
Boswell
South Side
Union Street
Ford Pie Strike Sparks UK Labor Dispute
In Doncaster England Ford motor plant workers strike over an eight cent meat pie. Donald Farr a 23 year old parts assembler says he was fired after starting his lunch five minutes before a break. management claims only a suspension.
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Doncaster
England
Ford Automobile
Donald Farr
Ford
Japanese Dogs Survive In Antarctic
Tokyo papers report two of fifteen sled dogs from the Japanese Ongul Island base were found alive after 11 months. Masami Murayama led an advance party by helicopter to reopen the base. the dogs greeted the party, though details on the remaining thirteen and survival conditions were not provided.
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Tokyo
Japan
Stalin
Soya
Ongul Island
Masami Murayama
Murayama
Stripper Wins Custody Battle in Superior Court
Anniette Kriteberg, a stripper from Texas, won temporary custody of her 22 month old son Ira in a Superior Court decision by Judge Thad V. Adesko. The husband Martin Kritzberg, 46, was ordered to move out to allow Charlotte to return home, though the judge warned against improper behavior.
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Sonar
Anniette Kriteberg
Superior Court
Thaddeus V. Adesko
Texas
Ira
Martin Kritzberg
Charlotte
Poltergeist Drama Sparks Window Breakage in Springfield
Springfield reports 20 windows shattered at a single home after mysterious noises. Mrs. Papineau and her grandson heard thumps before crashes. Police found no evidence of crime and withdrew. John C. Parker proposes scientific checks including a bathroom temperature recorder. Neighbors advise calm faith amid unexplained events.
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N. England
Springfield
Mass
Charles Papineat
John C. Parker
Parker
Nly
Long Island
Groom At 86 Peppy At 100 In Des Moines Life Story
Des Moines AP reports Luis Carrizales, who drew attention 14 years ago by marrying a 21-year-old at 86, is now 100 and lively. He cut a centennial cake with his wife and six children, walked a mile to renew his gum permit, then dined with his spouse at a downtown restaurant. He once worked for a rubber company and painted before retiring in 1953. The judge noted his foster home background.
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Peppy
Des Moines
Iowa
Luis Carrizales
Carrizales
Poli County
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Naomi Crutchfield
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12Th Fund State
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Guy Atkins
American Airlines
Atkins
Chatreman
Katherine's
Gemis
Elk Creek Hill
Girard State Po- Veco
James Behults
Buffalo
Schultz
Neight
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William Pope
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LEED
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Corry Hospital
Mabel
Jack Ondrey
Joseph Midrey
Edinboro
Edinboro MalLy
Moose Club
FHA
London
RAW
Leo B. Hutchinson
Department of Highways
Hutchinson
Macko’s
Jon M. Kilgore
HM. L. Bartlett
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Lozano
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