Demolition orders and gas rate dispute in Erie area
A bulletin of assorted local notices from Warren to Erie recounts Warren County authorities authorizing demolition at the northwest corner of the courthouse, while the United Natural Gas Company announces a possible rate increase via the Public Utility Commission to cover a 14 percent gross receipts tax. The Erie region reports a police incident of a woman chased by dogs into a downtown store, a gas and utilities rate discussion, and various local engagements and social events across Corry, Kane, St Marys, and surrounding towns.
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
Tituayilie
Womar Fold
Tocel
Erie County Health Department
Corry
Titusville
United Natural Gas Company
Public Utility Commission
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Forest and Tie
Corry Beverage
St. Marys
Stackpole Carbon Company
Union
Arthur Wellman
Federal Conciliation and Mediation Service
Barnes & Cartig
Kane
Albert W. Johnson
Smethport
McMe Rokene Ae Ie
House of Representatives
Johnson
House
Elks Club
Donald F. Scheleske
Hospital Emergency Call Fails As Patients Admitted And Discharged
The Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician in emergencies. Admitted: Mrs Clarence Baker Spartansburg. Clarence Baker Spartansburg. Miss H Blakehe Spencer 219 Wright Street. Mrs Auster Moore RD 2 1. Mrs James Sheldon RD 4. Mrs Grave Houser 15 West Park Place. Jahr 9% son of Mr and Mrs Aunt Meguistoy 98 Wests Pleasant Street. Jeffery 8 son of Mr and Mrs Ulah Jackson 36 West Columbus Avenue. Dale Harrington RD 2. Prize H Rohde Wattsburg. Gerald L Damon Panama. Mrs Karl Sorenson 527 West Washington Street. Mrs Alton White Clymer. Discharged: Kerneth W Morris 91 West Congo Street Kevin 642. son of Mr and Mrs Harold Messenger 671 East Columbus Avenue. Mrs Georgia Taylor 10 Spring Street. M Charles L Bunbee RD. Howard W Cox Elgin Rudwlph EB Silvis RD 2. Mrs Roger E Hall and daughter Terri Lee 920 East Sixth Street. Mrs August DeMauri 538 West Washington Street. Mrs Edward P Ginvoma ald daughter Joni 102 South Second Avenue. Frank T Chirlenzio 410 Spring Street.
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Clarence Baker
Spartansburg
H. Blakehe Spencer
Wright Street
Auster Moore
James Sheldon
R. D
Grave Houser
West Park Place Jahr
Meguistoy
Wests Pleasant Street
Jeffery
Ulah Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Dale Harrington
H. Rohde
Wattsburg
Gerald L. Damon
Panama
Karl Sorenson
West
Washington Street
Alton White
Clymer
Kerneth W. Morris
Congo Street
Kevin
Harold Messenger
Columbus Avenue
Georgia Taylor
Spring Street
Charles L. Bunbee
Howard W. Cox
Elgin
Rudwlph
Car crashes into East End Pittsburgh office injuring two women
An auto rammed through a window of a Studebaker-Packard office in East End Pittsburgh injuring two female employees. The car, driven by Floyd Jackson of Homewood, collided with a second vehicle driven by Mrs Dorothy Vezza before crashing into the office. The injured, Mrs. Clarice Taylor and Mrs. Jean Seddon, were admitted to Shadyside Hospital for observation.
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Troprnuntary
Pittsburgh
Floyd Jackson
Homewood
Dorothy Vezza
Rauntet
Studebaker-Packard
Clarice Taylor
Jean Seddon
Shadside Hospital
FAA Official Assailed For Crash Rulings
Ary an ailite Pilots Assn investigator says Federal Aviation Administrator B R Quesada has falsely blamed pilots for two recent crashes including one near Williamsport Pennsylvania. McDonald notes a magazine interview in which Quesada said procedures were not followed. The Allegheny Airlines 202 crash near Williamsport killed 25 and the Piedmont Airlines DE-W crash near Charlottesville killed 26.
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Washington
Au Lite Pilots Assn
Federal Aviation
B. R. Quesalla
Willams Port
John R. McDonald
Quesada
U. S. News & World Report
FAA
Allegheny Airlines
Williamsport
Dee
Piedmont Airlines
Charlottesville
Allegheny
Piedmont
Oscar Bakke
Civil Aeronautics Board
Safety Section
McDonald
Rule Against Chessman Today in San Francisco
Federal court judge Louis Goodman was to rule today on Daryl Chessman’s habeas corpus writ from death row. Chessman, 39, faces execution in San Quentin’s gas chamber on February 19 after a May 1951 conviction for kidnapping robbery and aggravated sexual assault.
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Chessman
San Francisco
APJ
Louis
Goodman
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Jodee Goodman
Los Angeles
Wis
Mamie Eisenhower Cancels South America Trip Plans
Palm Springs California AB reports that on medical advice First Lady Mamie Eisenhower has canceled plans to join President on a 10 day tour of four South American countries. White House Press Secretary James C. Haggerty said the First Lady is not accompanying him because her physician Major General Howard M. Snyder believes the trip would be too wearing. The President remains in Palm Springs for a weekend stay while Mrs. Eisenhower visits her ailing mother Mrs. John S. Doud.
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Mamie
Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South America
White House
James C. Haggerty
AL Haggerty
Eisenhower
Denver
John 5.Doud
Probe ex-coach's death near Pittsburgh shocks town
An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death of Joseph I. Dennison 53 a mathematics teacher and former Swinsville High School basketball coach who died yesterday in Columbia Hospital. He was found unconscious in his car on the Penn Lincoln Parkway East near the Ardmore Interchange.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph I. Dennison
Swinsvile High School
Dennison
Columbia Hospital
Penn-Lincoln Parkway
Ardmore
Court Banks Try To Foil Taxpayers
Judge Charles G Hubbard dismissed all Bradford Township Supervisors objections to the Bradford Township Taxpayers Association protest against the proposed $850 000 sewage system. The order at Smethport County courthouse last Saturday cancels the Supervisors motions to amend declaratory judgment proceedings and to throw out the protest. Taxpayers spokesman said the decision ends measures to set the citizens petition aside and that Supervisors must bow to majority will or face further litigation. The protest, filed May 26, 1959, tied to a state mandated plant extension and followed eight months of mutual accusations as Bradford sought to keep the township under control through legal means.
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Bradfuii
Charles G. Hubbard
Bradford
Bradford Township
Superviors
Four Killed and Two Hurt in Parkway Crash
Four persons died and two were seriously injured early today when a car struck a large sycamore along a parkway drive. Police pried open the twisted wreckage. The dead were Lewis Robertson 27 Samuel Evans 20 Ruth Peyton Boles 25 and Virginia Shepard 34 all of Indianapolis. Donald Silcox 22 and Lige Miles 29 were seriously injured and also from Indianapolis.
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Parkway
Lewis Robertson
Samuel Evans
Ruth Peyton Boles
Virginia Shepard
Indianapolis
Donald Silcox
Lige I Miles
Like Father Like Son In One Hospital Call
James Watts 18 was scheduled for surgery on a ruptured spinal disc. His father Lory Watts 41 felt back pain and learned he shared the same affliction. As the son was wheeled from the operating room, the father waved, and both are recovering.
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Slemale
Ley James Watts
Lory Watts
Red China shifts tone in world disarmament talks
Washington reports two notable shifts in China's stance. First, Beijing signals willingness to join disarmament talks after years of excluding Red China from negotiations. Second, a Tokyo source claims Chen Yi told a Japanese official China will not use force against Formosa, a claim seen as unlikely but provoking Western reassessment of Asia policy.
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Washington
China
United Nations
United States
Red China
Red Ching
Soviet Union
State Department
Red Chinese
Tokyo
Chen Yi
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
India
Rontier
All Asia
Nikita Khrushchev
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