Mead Park group to hold meeting on swimming pool plans
Mead Park Association directors meet tomorrow at 8 in the Municipal Building to discuss action on a proposed swimming pool. Meanwhile Mrs. Alta Keppel recovered her lost purse from Francis Blair who found it on West Smith Street after it reportedly fell from her car near Erie.
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Mead Park Association
Alta Keppel
East Bond Street
Francis
Mike) Blair
West Church Street
West Smith Street
Keppel
Erie
Gera J. Miller
L Grove Street
Donald Mason
Spring Creek
Miller
Bertha Wykoff
Grave Street
Mead Avenue
Mason
Shee Wykoft
Meadville Alderman Severo Hurt In Apparent Self Inflicted Shooting
Joseph Severo 45 of Meadville is in serious condition at Meadville City Hospital after a small caliber pistol wound under his chin. Police say the wound may be self inflicted or accidental. the incident is said to have occurred in Greenwood Township around 10 a.m. No further details on transport to the hospital are available.
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Joseph Severo
Meadville
Meadville City
Fourth Ward
Greenwood Township
Severo
Henry P Fowler Dies at Erie Hospital
Henry P Fowler 22 time Street Corry died Saturday after 4 oclock at Erie Hospital where he had been a patient since November 28 He was born October 22 1878 in Biguntaville Ala and came to Corry in 1815 He worked at Aero Supply over 35 years and was a member of the Aero Employees Benefit Association and TAM Lodge 1508 Surviving are a stepson Garrison a son in law Fred Garner and several grandchildren His wife Roberta died July 29 1949 Services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm Bracken Keating Funeral Home burial in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Henry Fawley
Time Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Exie
Mr. Fowler
Biguntaville
Ala
Corry
Aero Supply
Erie Institution
Fowler
Aero Employes Benefit Association
TAM Lodge
I | Garrison
Fred Garner
Pittsburgh
Roberta
Bracken- Keating
Pine Grove
Nomination of Weeks Approved by Senate Commerce Panel
The Senate Commerce Committee swiftly and unanimously approved Sinclair Weeks for secretary of commerce in the Eisenhower administration. The panel cleared Weeks for quick Senate confirmation on Inauguration Day tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Sinclair Weeks
Commerce
Eisenhower
Weeks
Senate
Transit Strike Ends In Philadelphia Streetcars Back To Normal
Philadelphia streetcar and bus service returned to normal after a four day strike by 9 600 transit workers. Local 284 CIO members approved a contract ending the walkout with a two year deal including a pay boost and a 40 hour work week.
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Phila
Philadelphia
Vly
CTO Transit
Yesumea
CIO
Peamsport Workers Uni Titel
Wnion
No Hope Seen For Tax Relief As Humphrey Nominates
Washington Geoge M Humphrey nominated as secretary of the Treasury says a broad tax overhaul is unlikely soon. He urges tax cuts as soon as possible but predicts a general reduction cannot be decided in the near future. He calls present tax burden heavier than any country can sustain.
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Secretary of Treasury
Associated Press
Washington
Geowe M Mimphey
Iho Tintswy
Eisenhower
Senate
Lebrier
Humphrey
Humphrey Alvo
WWE
Ayive Vanbey Hy
Jemi Pamé
Peverine
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Craokit
Sarl
Emmanuel Episcops
Joseph R. Clair
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Georgia Buell
Sixth Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Mulderick
Mercury
Buhl Planetarium
Arthur L. Draper
Venus
Mars
Mead Park
Mary Téa Eisenman
Sahdra
Theresa Howles
Pennnsylvania
Pottsville Reading Pike
Schuylkill Haven
George Alberts
South Genten Street
Aikens
Fiim
Eugene Minehill
Warren State Hospital
Minehill
James Shaver
Euclid Street
Shayer
William H. Bayle
Route 4
Sampson Air Force Base
T. Set. Bayle
Air Force
Sampson
Bagle
Vernon Bollinger
Jamestown
Connie’s
Henry P. Fowler
Erie Hospital
New Jersey
Westmenouse Electric Corp
U.S. Air Force
Tullahoma
Tenn
Westinghouse
Santuncing
Chrysler
NEW Yorker
DE Luxe
America
Clarence Wallace
First Ave
Corry, PA
Motorola
Davis
Aes
Tunnell’s
Sport Coats
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