Erie area notices and local happenings brief
A digest of Erie city and surrounding area items reports forgery sentencing of a 23-year-old Erie youth, a plan to fight anti-dumping warrants in Harborcreek, community events at St Edward's Hall and Union City, and local notices from Corry Journal including sales tax exemptions and new models at Toy Town. Also notes on Dunkirk mumps cases, liquor raids in Erie taverns, and Meadville Red Feather campaign updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Erie
Ripley
Allegheny County
John L. Stahl
Burton R. Laub
St. Edward's Hall
Harborcreek
Earl J. Caldwell
Troquois
Nagle
George Bretz
Dovercrest
Mabel Shoppe
Max Bennink
Ottaway's
North Main Street
Union City
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Thomas Flatley
Blawnox
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Toy Town
Dunkirk
Edgar Belcher
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Journal
Myron C. Perry
John Sheean
Roy Huckerbury
Buffalo
Perry
Brooks Memorial Hospital
John T. Cangelosi
J. C. Campbell
Herman Novak
Frank Pilewskie
VFW
M-T
Meadville
Red Feather
Wab
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Franklin Harold Clark
Venango County
Nice
Deana
Corry area notices mix medical, legal, and local updates
Emergency procedures and medical contacts appear alongside discharges and addresses. Local residents Mrs Lyle Bemis Ruby Smith Rebecca Sayers and Edward Walsh are listed with addresses in Bear Lake Clymer and Eagle Street. A Helping Hand Club meeting at JO0F Hall promises a noon tureen dinner. Federal car inspections loom with five days left. Two Cochranton youths, 17 and 18, plead guilty to assault with intent in Wayne Township court. bail set at 1000 each for late February sentencing. Zippers repaired at A M Litz Shoe Repair. Erle police promotions will rely on psychological exams and arrest records to assess leadership.
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Floyd Mong
Snyder Circlé
Lyle Bemis
R. D
Ruby Smith
Bear Lake
Walter Blair
East Bond Street
Rebecca
Bernard Sayers
Clymer
Edward Walsh
Eagle Street
Helping Hand
Joof Hall
Pennsylvania
Thomas Motors
Meadville
Cochranton
Herbert A. Mook
Wayne Township
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
North Center Street
Bill to repeal state milk price powers in Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg debate centers on repealing minimum price powers of the State Milk Control Commission and investigating its rules. Rep. Vaughan proposes removing price fixing. Rep. Down cites dissatisfaction among consumers and dealers and lost business. Also notices on the death of Mary Elsie Ferguson and a fatal car accident in Erie. Also a GI Bill rights expansion approved by the House Veterans Affairs Committee with Eisenhower support.
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Nevokuehveidt * Og Milk Commission
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
House
Ralph J. Down
Mercer
John J. Vaughan
Allegheny
Commission
Down
Washington
House Veteran Affairs Committee
Teague
Texas
Fast House
Eisenhower
Senate
Aunt Kate McNaughton in Good Condition After Carson Accident
Mrs K M McNaughton 80 of Fionesta known as Aunt Kate is in Titusville Hospital in good condition after injuring her knee in a car crash Saturday. New supply of signs for sale at The Journal. Millcreek Township weighs action on possible suit against Caughey Linden Avenue sewer builders with attorney William Knox saying a decision will come this week and residents may join as plaintiffs.
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K. M. McNaughton
Fionesta
Kate
Titusville Hospital
The
Journal
Millcreek
Caughey
Linden Avenue
William Knox
Knox
Edwards. Mando Co
Firemen Quell 400 Dollar Blaze at Socony Station
Amid constant danger of a gas tank explosion, Erie firemen stopped a 400 dollar fire at the Socony service station at Sixth and Parade. A gasoline pump burst into flames when knocked over by a skidding car. Driver Harry Zatkoff of Erie escaped injury. firemen said damage was limited to the pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Socony
Sixth
Parade
Harry Zatkoff
Former Tito Aides Freed Under Gag Constraint
Belgrade Yugoslavia freed former Vice President Milovan Djilas and Vidimir Dedijer after a 15 hour secret trial. A five judge panel suspended their sentences and placed them on probation for three and two years respectively, prohibiting further criticism of Tito's regime or risk imprisonment.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Milovan Djilas
Vidimir Dedijer
Tito
Red
Djilas
Dedijer
Tite
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Carl Hixson
N. Center ST
First Ave
Edo
Naame
Corry
Everett Warnshuis
Denise Ann
Conrad Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Donald Beckwith
Fred Goodwill
Deborah
Catherine
Thomas ‘Reed
West Church Street
Thif
Erle
Fuiure
Arthur Gardner
Exie
Mary Elsie Ferguson
Albert H. Gardner
Mill Village
Cascade ‘Methodist Church
National Surplus
Harry Ighson
Walnut Creek Hill
Fairview
Wrren W. Wood
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Cy Pras
Ai Corry Paelli
U. S
Formosa
U.S
Yorktown
Kearsarge
Manila
Wellman’‘s Vacuum
Corry, Pa
Saturday Evening Post
Pisa
Voraumer Discount
Center Street
Loblaw
Chicago
Arthur EB. Chase
Fort Lee
N. J
Canton
Huntington
Freyetteville
New Rochelle
Corr Hel
al and
Innoc Charge
Rence
Harri Blass