Sheriff Seeks extra ten thousand fee funds
Sheriff John Coates announced that a new state law boosts about 42 fee items in his office from 50 cents to 1 dollar each. The change could lift the sheriff’s yearly intake by at least 10,000, with past years showing surpluses used for salaries and upkeep. Last year’s surplus was 14,000 and in 1954 it reached 19,000. current projections put this year’s surplus well over 25,000.
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Sheriff's Office
John Coates
Coates Office
Coates
Pope Blesses Two White Lambs At St Agnes Day
At Vatican City Pope Pius XII blessed two white lambs during St Agnes Day ceremonies. The wool from the lambs will be used to weave palliums for the Pope and archbishops. This was the first blessing in two years as the pontiff recovered from illness. The U.S. government holds formal representation in over 160 international organizations.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Agnes
Esso Hall Sale Announced on West Smith Street
Esso Hall on West Smith Street will change hands February 1 as Clifford McCloskey sells the service station to former employee John Vann Dyke for an undisclosed amount. The restaurant lease to Roberta Long remains. McCloskey and Edwin Keppel will form a new venture, details uncertain.
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Hall
West Smith Street
Clifford McCloskey
WIM
John Vann Dyke
Roberta Long
McCloskey
Edwin Keppel
Stevenson Delays Entering Illinois Primary
Adlai E. Stevenson plans to wait until the final day Monday to enter the Illinois presidential preference primary. The former Illinois governor, who faced President Eisenhower four years earlier, signed his statement of candidacy yesterday in a ceremony before state Democratic leaders.
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Stevenson
Associated Prena
Chicago
Adlai E. Steyenson
Tlinois
Eisenhower
Budget chief Hughes resigns. Brundage to Succeed
Washington report states Rowland H Hughes steps down as President Eisenhower's chief budget officer after guiding the government toward its first balanced budget. Percival F. Brundage, formerly an accounting executive and deputy budget director, will replace him and hails from Montelinit, N J.
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Associated Prea
Washington
Rowland H Hughes
Eisenhower
Hughes
Percival F. Brundage
Brundage
Montelnit
N. J
Corry Spellers Miss TV Appearance Delayed
Corry junior high spelling team members and parents expected a TV appearance on WSEE Erie last night but were told the segment would air next month. Four sixth graders from Wright School attended. Thomas Hutzelman placed. others included Nancy Huntley James Olson and Marie Drake while a Lawrence Park speller also advanced.
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Enon
Erie
Thomas Hutzelman
Corry
Nancy Huntley
James Olson
Marie Drake
Lawrence
Two Area Men Hurt In Head-On Crash West Of Mayville
A head-on collision on the Mayville Sherman road left two men injured. John Herman Winkelman of Ripley and John B. Weeks of Sherman drove opposing directions and collided center highway. Winkelman was moved to Buffalo hospital after initial care at Westfield Memorial with a jaw fracture and knee and chest injuries. Weeks sustained facial, knee injuries and possible nose and rib fractures, with bruises to the chest. Deputies noted Winkelman skidded into the center as Weeks swerved to avoid impact.
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Buffalo
Mayville
Sherman
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Chautiauqua County
Weeks
Winkelman
Hancock Named Assistant Superintendent at Presque Isle Park
Hancock of Plates is appointed assistant superintendent of Presque Isle State Park at a $4,524 yearly salary. The appointment was announced by R. O. Wibel deputy secretary of the State Department of Forests and Waters. E. S. Radcliffe remains interim superintendent and will stay on for a while.
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Hancock
Associated Presa Erie
Pat Harvey L. Hancock
Plates
Presque Isle State Park
R. O. Wibel
State Department of Forests and Waters
S. Radcliffe
Wibel
Radcliffe
Erie to Pay for Airport Improvement Plan
The city agrees to partly fund a 1 million dollar airport upgrade at Port Erie. Mayor Arthur Gardner and city officials back extending annual payments of 20 thousand dollars through 1970, with county commissioners asked to match or face full funding by the city. The plan includes a new terminal, control tower, and tank ways, with U S aid sought and architects Nelson Goldberg and Heldt named for design.
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Port Erie
Arthur Gardner
Joseph Walezik
Charles Downing
Airport Authority
W. Terminal
U. S. Financial Aid
Nelson, Goldberg and Heldt
Roger Sekradio
Roy Maurer
William P Johnson Jr
John Spaeder
Unclear OCR: local sports brief fragment
Fragmentary text shows names and scattered phrases about a game or event. Key entities are unclear due to corrupted OCR. The readable parts mention Syracuse, East Meadow, Turner's, and Paul, but no coherent event, date, score, or roles emerge. This item cannot be reliably summarized beyond noting an incomplete sports brief.
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William E. Eichenlaub Sr
Union Tee Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eichenlaub
A. Brugger and Sons
Erle
St. Peter's Cathedral
Stanley A. Marsh
Oil City
Yhearing
Mewis Goldstein
Ischus
Olean
Printz Co. Industries
E. Fletcher Ingall
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Albeck
Jensen
Columbus Avenue
George Gordon
Erie County
Howard A. Loomis
Mabel M. Bailey
Tionesta
Allegheny River
James Kepler Davis
Forest County
Secretary of Highways
Amnush
Veterans Administration
Scott Widmann
District VA
Widmann
Theos Perears
Veterans Administration Office
Federal Building
Bradford-McKean
Bradford Aviation Commission
Bradford
J. Henry Quirk
Bix Corryites
Carl Gates
Mark C. Jones
Louis E. Lundy
Howard Maclees
John A .McLaughlin
Dorothy Hilpost
George Mulder
United States
Esso Hall
Roberts
Fischer
YMCA
New York
East Ride
East River Drive
Consolidated Edison
35Th Street
Hall of Distributors
Montague’s
Union City
Hall OF Distributors, Inc
Delmas Chesley
National Bank of Corry
Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
OF Eee
Poe UL
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Temple
Meaty Club
Sunbeam Electric
North Center ST
DIAL
Meady
Sethe
Lee
Cong High
Cal
Warren
Meadville
Franklin
Warren — Corry
Titusville
Meadville Board
Wilbur
Dale van
Jenkins
Dietsch
Jenk
Zoot Eubanks
di Turner
Ted
Ville
Sveakins
Meadville van Horne
Bob
Gerry
Dietsch Liski
Mitchell Lules
Tomer — ‘Turner
French‘Boot Bipketuers
Woldner - Weicht
Beore By
Corry Meadville
Acorerees
Gil Turr
Syracuse
Turner
Aparcelia Chunike
Madpe Paull
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