Strict Boat Laws Proposed for Erie Bay Operators
Erie Harbor Commission tightens rules for 4000 plus pleasure and commercial craft. New statewide guidelines to regulate operation, safety, and enforcement in the bay, with local, state, and Coast Guard jurisdiction to be coordinated. Harbor leaders warn of rising incidents and training gaps. Local yacht clubs pressured to implement the 1955 Cleveland model with tailored Erie provisions.
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Erie
Erie Bay
Erie Harbor Commission
John
Bowers
T E. Werle
Chub
Silinm
Cleveland
Wey
Lamipe
Peninwith
Michael Waren
TS Coast Guard
Hep Water Ares
Comuni
Pien Gered
Four youths nabbed after tag game with cop's wife
Lawrence Park police arrested Ronald Dishinger 21 of Erle on disorderly conduct and reckless driving charges after a tag game with a patrolman’s wife. Passengers Thomas Pakela 15 Evie Pakela and Walter Mennecke 20 along with David Goralski 17 were fined for disorderly conduct. Goralski to be brought before Justice Nuss. Pakela car linked to the incident. previous police trouble noted.
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Emus
Varian
Lawrence Park
John Nuss
Ronald Dishinger
Erle
Thomas Pakela
Evie
Walter Mennecke
Harborcreek
David Gorinski
Erie
Nuss
Stinnett
Pakela
Strong
Humphreys
Goralski
Mother and daughter win 2250 for injuries in crash
A civil jury awarded Mrs. Katherine Winpemute and her daughter Rupert 2250 for injuries they suffered when a horse ran into the path of their vehicle on Route 5, two miles east of Lake City. The verdict was against Richard Franks and Sidney Keech. Franks also sought 700 for damage to his car. The companion suit against Koech was found for the defendant.
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Hin
Katherine Winpemute
Rupert
Richard Franks
Girard Township
Sidney Keech
R. D. J. Lake City
Route 5
Lake City
Franks
Koech
Smoking Link to Cancer Study Available Here
The American Cancer Society released a leaflet on smoking and lung cancer, now available free in Corry at Erie County Unit, 52 Wentth Street. It summarizes studies including Hammond Horn on 187,783 male smokers showing tenfold higher lung cancer death rates for regular smokers and over sixtyfold for more than 60 a day.
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American Cancer Society
Corry Area
Erie County
Wentth Street
Erie
American Society
Hammond-Horn
Reserve Board OKs Discount Rate Cut
The piece describes Eisenhower’s economic message praising lower-cost borrowing and notes the Philadelphia bank’s rate cut as evidence of a sharp economy shift from boom to recession. It traces rates from 3 percent to 4 percent since mid November, with banks maintaining 4 percent, reflecting tighter then easier credit amid a 1953-54 recession context.
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Reserve Board
Oks
Eisenhower
Congress
Philadelphia Bank
Federal Reserve
Levy On More Furniture To Get Court Costs
Sheriffs and deputies pressed a furniture levy on defendants in the 1964 bribery case to collect unpaid fines. Al Marty, Corry owed 561 dollars, Anthony Clotti 498, and Raymond Crullewlex 1,474.40. Inventories were taken and proceeds from furniture sales can settle balances. Marty paid 100 dollars and others have arranged payments.
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Erie
Sheritt
Stanley Schwartz
Jacob Held
al Marty
Corry
Anthony Clotti
Raymond Crullewlex
Marty
Obituary: John Boythe 75 Spartansburg resident dies
John Boythe 75 of Spartansburg died at 12 30 p m yesterday in Corry Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born January 27 1882 in Budapest Hungary he was a farmer in Spartan Township for 30 years moving from Kinsman Ohio Surviving wife Maxy three sons Bennie Boythe of Detroit Andrew and William Boythe of R D 3 Spartansburg one daughter Mrs Helen Johnson of Pittsburgh and 11 grandchildren Friends may call after noon today at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Services Friday at 130 p m with Rev Cassius Armitage and Rev John Shaw Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
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John Boythe
Spartansburg
Tohn Boythe
A. D
Yester
Jday
Corry Memorial Hospital
Budapest
Hungary
Spartan Township
Kinsman
Ohio
Maxy
Bennie Boythe
Detroit
Andrew Boythe
William Boythe
R. D
Helen Johnson
Pittsburgh
Lossing Candidate Charges Fraud In Guatemala Voting
Backers of moderate candidate Jose Luis Cruz Salazar accuse fraud as Guatemala votes fail to produce a majority winner. Unofficial results show Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes leading, Mirlo Mendez Mositenegro second, Cruz Salazar third. Congress to choose from top two. DNM backing Cruz Salazar may influence decision amid protests and prior unrest.
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Guatemala
Jose Luis Cruz Salazar
Gri Salazar
Miguel Ydigoras Fuestes
Yules
Mirlo Mendez Mositenegro
Crug Salvar
Cruz Salazar
Democratic Naviornd Movement
DNM
Carlos Castillo Armas
Congress
Ydigoras
Nim
Mario Sandoval
Chix Salazar
Yeligoras
Marine Gets Two Years For POW Cruelty
Marine Sgt. Adri A McLane of Philadelphia faced eight charges for cruelty and assault toward Navy prisoners at Sasebo Japan. He received two years hard labor, plus reduction to private, forfeiture of pay, and honorable discharge. four co-defendants were acquitted or had sentence reviews. McLane pleaded innocence and admitted occasional slaps, while the court found him guilty of stomach blows and bayonet use.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Adri A McLane
Philadelphia
Navy
McLane
Sasebo
Lan of
Pacific Command
Hawaii
Phillipsburg Crash Claims 20 Year Old Stenographer
A car rammed a rail post on Route 322 near Philipsburg yesterday killing Margaret Follock, 20, a stenographer in the District 2 Clearfield office. The collision occurred west of Philipsburg injuring no others, authorities said.
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Philipsburg
Philipsbure
Margaret Follock
Hayk
Vlerk
District 2
Clearfield
Fred Meyerink of Clymer Dies
Fred Meyerink of Clymer, son of John and Hannah Meyerink, member of Abbe Reformed Church, died. Survived by sister Mrs. Emia Conk and brother Charles Meyerink of Clymer. Funeral at Abbe Reformed Church at 2 pm tomorrow, Rev Benjamin Hott officiating. Burial in Mullane Cemetery. Family receives friends at Spiller Funeral Home, Glymer, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 tonight.
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Fe Meyers
Hope Haven Nursing Home
Yessersay
Clymnoron
John
Hannah Miyering
Abbe
Piste
Wall
Mullane Coneiery
Clener
Spilénr
Homie
Glymer
Sium
Woman Overcome By Gas Hospitalized After Second Incident
A elderly woman named Emma Mueller was overcome by gas fumes for a second time within one day and rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital after a tracer squad and teen assistants moved her from a disrupted apartment scene. Ten days earlier she had been found unconscious, prompting local concern.
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Axis
Emma Mueller
Sin
St. Vinesal's Hospital
Tracue
Phone Workers State Merger Discussion at Pennsylvania Convention
The One Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania debated a proposed merger with the Communication Workers of America at its annual convention in Pittsburgh. Key figures including William S. Leary and W. A. Parkinson of Philadelphia clashed over the merger while John Dent and Joseph A. Beirne were among CWA leaders slated to speak. the 45 delegates heard a vigorous program as the event neared its close. A separate note recalls a near-tragic incident where a neighbor visit led to a woman briefly staying in hospital after an apartment floor fire, blamed on a faulty gas heater.
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Sreensburg
Ba. Ca
Communication Workers of America
One Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania
J. C. Glendenning
CWA
Glenfenting
Pennsylvania
William 5. Leary
Philadelphia
W. A. Parkinson
John Dent
Jeannette
Joseph A. Beirne
Washington, D. C
Delewares
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Odile Vilefara
Georges Picot
New York
Central Park
7Th Street
Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros
Ralph Maurer
Clearfield Furs
Yateley
Fred Meyerink
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Phone Workers State Merger
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