New supply forms at Albion Journal and local notices
City and Vicinity columns report a fresh batch of state sales tax forms available at The Albion Journal. Community mentions include Clio welcoming a new member and Clair Dinger elected renewal chair for a project, plus plans for Lion Club and student accommodations in Albion.
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of Albion
Alves Brown
West Springfield
Albion Lions
Clio
Clair Dinger
Reneal
Fent
Tery Aut
Robert Martin
Lion's Club
Wong Wil
Tter
Albion
Macko's
East Main Street
Erie
Laurice Carrick
Patricia Carrick
Justine Regula
Eric
Laurice
Hotel Corry
John Tansey
Hamot Hospital
Charles Grotendaal
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
State Armory
New York State
Ritz
Kane
McKean County
Paul DeMarle
Hospital Discharge and Community Notices From Erie Area
Discharges reported for James Miter of 112 Dunne Street and others. Notices include legal action about a Millcreek sanitary sewer project and damages claim by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Luther. Local events mention a splash party at the YMCA and a bargain night at Corry Rollerway. A child’s injury settlement and a house fire report near Hales Crossing are noted along with various ads and civic notices.
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James Miter
Dunne Street
Shayean Bi
Om Moy Huse
Mitehel
Honekiite
Angi
Dufant
Teabert Cresstes
Hoeine Creek
Eugene Sweet
Columbus
Hotel Corry
Erie
John J. Gut
Hastier
Clarence L. Luther
Erle Manor
West 12Th
Corry
Hales Crossing
U S Cuba trade and history shaped by wars and sugar
The piece surveys long running U S Cuba commerce reaching about 400 million dollars in each direction, notes shared interests since 1898, highlights sugar as Cuba’s staple, and describes U S investment, Cuban leadership shifts, and corruption. It also cites Guantanamo Bay and a Havana monument to American help, plus tensions over foreign concessions and Castro’s planned reforms.
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Associated Press
United States
Cuba
Spain
Pulgencia Batista
Fidel Castro
Florida Straits
Key West
TV 95
Muchi Pry
American and Foreign Power Co
Navy
Guatranamo Bay
Huvina'y Malecon Boulevard
Maine
U.S
John R. Brooke
Leonard Wood
Tomas Estrada Patra
Batista
Castro
Erie Senior Captain Appointed to City Ice Department
Erie officials appointed Richard A. Cooney as senior captain in the city ice department after Safety Director Michael Cannavino recommended him. He was top man on the Civil Service list and the City Council approved the appointment. In Meadville, 115 applications were received for a rural mail carrier examination at Meadville Post Office. the exam date is pending.
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Erie
Richard A. Cooney
Michael Cannavino
Cooney
City Council
Cherry Hardware
Meadville
U. S. Civil Service
Frank B. Kunselman
Cartley
Pittsfield Man Injured In Crash With State Truck
Everett Clark 25 of Pittsfield injured when his car rear ended a State Highway Department truck near Youngsville. Clark admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with possible chest injuries after rear collision that damaged both vehicles about $800 in total. Truck was driven by R P Leofsky 88 of Spring Creek. he was uninjured.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
State Highway Department
Youngsville
Warren
Everett Clark
Clark
Corry
R. P. Leofsky
Spring Creek
Eisenhower Hosts GOP Leaders Breakfast for Unity
President Eisenhower plans to cultivate party unity for 1960 by hosting a breakfast for 13 GOP senators from across the factional spectrum. He signaled willingness to absorb criticism from both sides as he aims to bridge conservative and liberal views while pursuing his legislative agenda. Senator Barry Goldwater said there has been no outward change in Eisenhower's stance toward him despite sharp policy criticism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Barry Goldwater
Rakz
Car Bus Crash Ends Life Of Local Woman
A Rochester Motor Coach Co bus collided with a car carrying Mrs. Mary Shiver of Vanport and her husband Leon Shiver. The 17 year old housewife was killed and a bus passenger, Joseph Porto of Beaver Falls, injured. Bus driver Robert Gaver of Monaco faces manslaughter charges after posting a $1,000 bond. Coroner Dr. Thomas Todd will pursue hearings.
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Roc Heesen
Mary Shiver
Vanport
Leonard
Joseph Porto
Beaver Falls
Rochester Motor Coach Co
Robert Gaver
Monaco
Shiver
Thomas Todd
Gaver
Bare Contract Banning Salons Continued on Page One
The indictment states Green received a 10993 dollar commission for two consolidated bonds totaling 4203040 dollars. Brown allegedly asked American Surety Co. to pay a 30 percent commission to the congressman instead of 20 percent because Green was on the House Armed Services Committee aiding Consolidated. George Stout, a Roslyn engineer, testified on the depot contract and bond amounts. The trial entered its third week before U S District Judge Frederick V. Follmer.
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Green
Brown
American Surety Co
House Armed Service Committee
Consolidated
George Stout
Roslyn
Army Engineers’ Office
Philadelphia
U. S
Frederick V. Follmer
Soviet economist Nikitin dies at 50 in Moscow
Pyotr V. Nikitin a Soviet economic expert died on Tuesday after a severe illness. He was 50 and served as a candidate member of the Communist party Central Committee and deputy chairman of the State Committee for Foreign Economic Relations in Moscow.
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RED
Moscow
Pyotr V. Nikitin
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
State Committee For Foreign Economic Relations
Secretary Of Mines Welcomes Probe Into Flood Disaster
In Harrisburg AP Mines Secretary Joseph Kennedy welcomed a legislative probe into the Luzerne County flood tragedy at the river slope mine in Port Griffith where a dozen men remain trapped or presumed dead. The House passed a flood relief bill totaling about 2.5 million dollars for mine dewatering and western Pennsylvania river channel work. Kennedy said inspections found no forewarning and pledged to uncover what happened. The dispute centered on mining near large waterways with a push from Rep. Johnson to ban such activity. Kennedy emphasized obtaining facts and a half measure to dewater and inspect the mine.
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Aarrisburg
Joseph Kennedy
Luzerne County
Port Griffith
Associated Press
House
Senate
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Plitston
Slaps
Susquehanna River
Wyoming Valley
Howse
Albert W. Johnson
GOP
Stephen McCann
Johnson
River Slope
McCann
Maurice K. Goddard
Forests and Waters
James 8. Berger
Senators Push Rights Measure Continues Debated
A group led by 14 senators including Hubert Humphrey and Thomas Hennings reintroduces a civil rights bill. The measure would authorize civil actions by the attorney general for equal protection violations and allow school compliance actions when consent efforts fail. It would target state and local officials hindering court orders, with actions requiring a signed complaint and proof of lack of effective legal remedy.
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Ued
Hage
Secretary of Welfare
Douglas
Hubert M. Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas C. Hennings
D-Mo
Clifford P. Case
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Eale
Millcreek
Hartia- Burg
Mull Creek
Unis
Mabel
Elk County
Wieway
Bern
Hlaway
St Marys
Johnsontine
VFW
Brynford
Bradford
Sharon Kay Neil
John L. Neil
Metean County
Robert W. Iver
Ainew ‘Phulisday
Perry Squire
Tom Crawford
Frank Pignell
Crawford
Juvenie
Corry Beverage Distributor
Eriet City
Ginnie
Oflagot
Liery M Tmurlist
Loyle
Ktha Metpieton
Tity
Hich
Westminster Fellowship
The
Fist Presbyterian Church
YMCA
U. S.-Cuba
Pittsfield
Yanan
Ike
Meeeall Hadj
Chantilly
France
Secretary of Mines
Valentines
Ot Citizens National
Citizens National Bank
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