City and Vicinity Market Notes and Local News
Erie area items cover college film projects at Gannon College, geology research at Allegheny College, Moose Club event, a burglary at Erie Sports Store, highway projects around Erie, pension fund actuarial costs, local dining at Diemer's, extradition update on Nowakowski, police activity at Greyhound Depot, McIntyre's sale and parish land bid, and notices from Kane and Meadville. Also mentions California Girl sweaters and local groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Willam H. Parsons
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Research Corporation
Charles H. Schauer
Union City
Moose Club
Erie
Jack Weber
Main Street
Blue Bonnet
Highway Department
Platea
Fairview
Franklin Center
Cochranton
A & B Distributing Co
Arthur E. Gehrlein
Erie Municipal
Diemer's
Miami
Fla
Ed Ward
Peanuts
Nowskowski
Erie County
Nowakowski
Western Penitentiary
McIntyre
Ene
Billy Shannon
Greyhound
Sam Koff
Ery
McIntyre’s
George W Thomas
Erle
Association
Corry
Thomas G. Gibbons
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Erie Hospital Update and Local Notices
At the hospital report 7 am today notes callers unable to summon a physician in emergencies. Discharges include Mrs Ronald Rotea ls and others from several Erie addresses. The city of Erie masked the federal government for 70200 to plan railroad crossing elimination, with total program costs near 10000000 under a federal works program. Also reports on local events, meetings, sales, and community notices across multiple towns in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
McIntyre
Edward Planke
Concord Community Club
Cabin In the Pines
Srimuavate
EP. Cuthbert
Titusville
Robert L. Taylor
Vivie Teader
Cuthbert
Mabel
Weshfield
Chautauqua County
Cio-Afl
Doesn't Have A Thing To Wear Divorce Case
Mrs. Pearl Bates asked 600 a month for clothing in her divorce suit against Benjamin Bates a 63 year old real estate man who opposed 2465 monthly alimony including clothing. He testified he inventoryed her wardrobe listing furpieces dresses shoes skirts stockings purses garb and robes. The court ruled Mrs Bates 53 will have to get by on 1400 temporary alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bates
Benjamin Bates
Bales
Tax Cut Urged For Parents Of Collegiates
Congress urged to grant tax cuts up to 450 dollars a year for parents funding college. Teachers also sought a tax break to fund their own studies. Proposals presented to House Ways and Means Committee amid calls for U S education boosts for space age challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U. S
House
Ways and Means
Small Business
American Council of Education
John F. Meek
Dartmouth College
Lyman V. Ginger
NEA
University of Kentuckey
School of Education
Fire destroys 14 room house near Uniontown
Uniontown area fire destroyed a 14 room frame house at Brownfield five miles east of Uniontown. The sole occupant, Herbert Boyd Jr., 50, was hospitalized with serious burns after attempting to extinguish the blaze and fleeing with his clothing aflame to a neighbor's yard. He is in fair condition at Uniontown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Brownfield
Herbert Boyd Jr
Uniontown Hospital
Girl 16 Stabs Father After Attack at Home
Frances Chupa, 16, stabbed her father, George Chupa, 41, to death with a kitchen knife during a confrontation at their home near Fortry Addition after he allegedly attacked her with a scissors and a broken beer bottle. Sheriff Clarence Eberts said the mother and grandmother were present. Chupa reportedly drank 18 beers in three hours prior to the 12:30 a.m. incident. an earlier indictment on assault with intent to tape involving the daughter had been outlived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubenville
Onl
Clarence Eberts
Eberts
Frances Chupa
George Chupa
Chupa
Fottery Addition
Here
Rherts
Jefferson County
Rebels Loot City Amid Cuban Rebel Attacks
Rebels raid Manzanillo triggering fires on cane fields and vehicles. They attacked trains and looted the port city, leaving 190000 in plunder before slipping away at nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzanillo
Fidel Castro
Wife Slayers Statement Read At Trial In Pennsylvania Murder Case
A signed statement by Donald F. Warner, read into the record at his second degree murder trial, recounts the bludgeoning of his wife Winnifred. The reading followed objections by defense counsel and was overruled by Judge Rollin A. Fancher. The victim’s mother testified she opposed the marriage and relocated the night of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mafville
Donald F. Warner
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gerace
Shir
Chautauqua County
Rollin A. Fancher
Warner
Winnifred
Myrredith Doud
Frewsburg
James L. Forman
Forest County
Forman
Doud
Nancy Benson
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The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie Gannon College
Rev E
James Caldwell
Jacob Young
Gannon
Corry Beverage Distributor
Herbie Johnson
Ted Day
First Avenue
Delty
Rocker
Kane
Kane Area Union
Welsh Street
New York
Heli! Titestiny
Ikroliy
Jj Srhnat
Tuffy
Kendall
Tufft
Washington
E. Cosby Bush
Spain
Corry Hospital
Ronald Rowteals
Susi
Adrian Buell
West Pleas- Nt
Earl Cathers
Wayne
Luther Grinder
Lemon Street
Duane Bates
Eric
John Miellaccio
West Main Street
Lawrence Joyce
East Congress Street
Frank Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Luke Sherlock
Spattansburt
George Spitman
Melody
Paul ‘Troutner
Ghio Street
Corry Grange
Clifford Haynes
Waterford
Grange
Jamestown
Jamestown Ymca
Millcreek
Barney Moran
Louisville
Francis S. Beck
Beck
Ick Graham
Franklin
Robert
Wayne Gibbons Sr
Gilson
Columbus
General Electric
Cialis
USAF
Northrop
Hawthorne
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Reir
Beacon
Father
Vate
Jance
Slayer
Children’s Shop
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