Erie and Nearby News Roundup Highlights
Erie police report arrest of Louis Baughman, 43, for attempting to sell an electric tron at the Erie Public Library, later released. December finances show Titusville collected 388 in fines from police arrests and violations. Falconer to receive a new 1,000 gpm fire truck, Midland plans for prison delayed, Meadville reports year 1957 success with assets at 720,879. Erie building and loan post strong year. Kane notes March of Dimes drive, yields 1,170.14 this week. Other items include a police bid for 11 four-door sedans, party specials at McIntyre’s, and local legal notices and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie Public Library
Everett Ruska
Louis Baughman
Meadville
Crawford County
Ralph S. Merry
Linesville
North Shore Hospital
Miami Beach
Fis
Miami
Falconer
Falconer Fire and Village Board
American la France Corporation
Elmira
McIntyre
Meanville
Harry Scott Gilbert
St. Vincent's Hospital
Corry den
Meadville Building and Loan Association
Paul R. Knapp
McIntyre’s
Bureau of Police
Arthur J. Gardner
Kane
Ania March of Dimes
Erie Ralph
Blanden Bartlett
Keith Dolph
Harborcreek
North East
Diemer's
Rott Erie
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Erie Committee On
A. Ray Cart-idge
Church of the Covenant
J. W. Peterson
Gynion College
David S. Gifford
Lawrence Nagle
Ruth Hopper
Edward Williams
Herbie Johnson
Ralph Par‘menter
Burton B. Laub
Ho- Utica
Parmenter
Harold A. Cook
Cook
H. Pryatt Co
Hugh Nelson
Hospital report lists admissions and discharges
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a. m today shows unable to summon a physician in case of emergency at 2801 Carry Hospital. Admitted William Krishi Spay Ginsburg Mrs Virginia Mackey 21a West Pleasant Street Mrs Gharles Magnars RD Mrs Ronald Clark Spartans Armitage Spring Creek Cecil Satterlee 158 Johnson Street Discharged Mrs James Mead 216 Wayne Street Miss Shirley Sherwood Kane Mrs Clarence L Foster and son Donald Willim Union City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willbimt Krishi
Spay
Ginsburg
Virginia Mackey
West Pleasant Street
Gharles Magnars
Ronald Clark
Spartans- Armitage
Spring Creek
Cecil Satterlee
Johnson Street
James Mead
Wayne Street
Shirley Sherwood
Kane
Clarence L. Foster
Donald Willim
Union City
State Farm Show in Harrisburg closes with record bidding
The 1958 State Farm Show drew about 530000 visitors despite icy weather and snow, as officials already planned a bigger 1959 show. A 11 year old 4 Her baby beef winner, Lee Sweigard of Halifax, sold his grand champion steer for a record 2022 per pound, totaling 8085.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William J. Henning
Agriculture
Lee Swetgard
R. D
Halifax
Hereford
Dauphin County
Lancaster County
Sweigard
TV Schedule Buffalo Weekend Night Lineup
WBEN TV Buffalo lists tonight schedule from 6:00 PM to 11:80 PM with Headlines News and Sports, Film, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Late News, Sports, and Saturday Playhouse Siigapore Woman. Sunday features color test pattern, Lamp Unto My Feet, Uncle Jerry's Club, religious service, news, Congress look, Wild Bill Hickok, Films, Alfred Hitchcock Presentations, and What’s My Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Round Table
Siigapore
Gentry TV
Slate Hearings For 28 Who Attended Gangland Parley
The Apalachin gangland conference probe nears the first testimony by 28 of the 60 attendees as Tioga County grand jurors begin questions after hearing final police testimony. Officials discuss crime conditions, an intelligence unit, and liquor license matters tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy T. Carlisi
Tioga County
Tose
Apalichin
Upper
Underworld
Averell Harriman
Arthur L. Reuter
Alex
Carmine Galente
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Daniel McAvoy
State Supreme Cat
Binghamton
Ucense
State Liquor Authority
Joseph Barbara Sr
Barbara
Leonard Schieffelm
Veterans Affairs
State official questions Galente arrest inquiry
An eight man stopped in his office to learn why Galente was arrested. State offices said Galente’s name was not known and he assumed Galente to be a veteran. The inquirer was not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meti
Galente
Mother Visits Imprisoned Sen amid China visa drama
Ruth Redmond, mother of Hugh Redmond, visited her imprisoned son in Shanghai for an hour under a one week visa extension granted by the Chinese Communists. She said she is well cared for but has a cold and cannot talk long. Redmond joins two other American mothers, Jessie Fecteau and Mary Downey, whose sons face spy charges in Peiping. They plan to leave for Hong Kong around January 25. Redmond has not received a clemency reply from Premier Chou En-lai and hopes for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Redmond
Hugh
Shanghai
Yonkers
N. Y
Dietician
Hong
Rong
Jessie Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Mary Downey
New Britain
China
Chou En-lai
DI Of Year Wanted By Marines FBI
James J. House, 28, a former GI of the Year, is sought by the Marines and FBI after leaving his San Diego base January 2 and allegedly breaking into a Texarkana service station. He wandered across the country while his wife Gloria expresses renewed support despite his absence with three children awaiting him. Authorities report he was arrested at a Knox County gas station yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauzsburg
Tvsgt
James J. House
Marines
FBI
Knox County
Texarkana
Ark
San Diego Marine
San Diego
Las Vegas
Ney
Max E. Jones
Sud House
House
Gloria
New York Profit Trends Signal Mixed 100 Firms
In a troubled economy, labor leaders and tax collectors watch profits trends as margins and wage demands rise. The first 100 corporations report 12 months show 35 below last year, five at a loss, four red both years, with total net profits of 1.2289 billion, up 5.7 percent. Services lead gains while operating costs and higher prices shape the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York 7
Pew
Fiscal year end trends in 1957 figures noted
The article discusses how most of the 100 fiscal genres end before year’s end, potentially making them appear better as statements miss the final weeks of 1957 when conditions worsened. It mentions the late 1956 period of evolution and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
Solon Urges Pentagon Revamp In War Plans Clash
General Nathan F. Twining told Senate Preparedness subcommittee he would turn down his pay and keep his uniform if forced to accept a budget. He denied inter service rivalry blocking war plan agreement. House Armed Services members discussed starting foreign force detection centers to spot inbound ballistic missiles. Secretary James Douglas noted centers aim to detect missiles early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Pentagon
Anc
Senate
Nathan F. ‘Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Armed Services
Twining
Newspsper
Stewart Alsmp
Tider
Neles
House Armed Services Committee
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Corry Jour
Titusville
N. Allen Love
William Preston
A & B Distributing Co
Dominick Autitors
Jacob B. Held
Westinghouse Electric
Pearh- Sassafras
Thomas C. Hoffman
Redevelopment Authority
Eric
Warren
Forrest Dunham
Samuel A. Rossiter
Dunham
Peach-Sessafras
VFW
Lial Me
Fue-Errerew
Carry Hospital
Tuffy
Center
Washington
Philco
Firestone
Barney's
South Center St
Arequlpa
Peru
Costes
Wirephota
Leo U
South Center St. ED
Business Mirror
Jean & Countey
Wintor
Noowhine
Barney
South Center Street
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