Real estate and local incidents fill Erie county notes
Property transfers include William R. Hensux to Louis Jenseaux on Franklin near Mott. A contractor builds a two car garage and store room behind Chris Dallas's Texas Lunch on West Main. A 20 by 30 foot cinder block structure awaits completion and divorce decrees in a nearby case are expected within a week. Emergency items cover a missing dog, a fatal pedestrian collision, a one car crash injuring Envoy Theron Oblitz, and a large mill fire at Fryburg Lumber Co. A steamer will host a flare-viewing cruise on Chautauqua Lake during Fourth of July observances. Postal rates rise for air and surface mail to Israel. Dr. Grant Smock, Erie dentist, dies at 73. A Stem Memorial Hospital committee adopts by-laws and appoints staff leaders. Muskie caught by Richard Hunt on opening day at Chautauqua. Meat prices rise per a federal-state survey. A missing 11-year-old girl concerns Mrs. Henry Davis.
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Erie County Court House
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Weather Outlook for Early July Period
Extended forecast calls for scattered thunder showers on Sunday and Wednesday, totaling about a quarter to half an inch. Temperatures will run roughly five degrees above normal, with a warmer Saturday and a milder stretch into Sunday and Monday before a warmer Wednesday.
War Vet Held in Murder of Brothers
Rod man Sweitzer, a two year veteran on probationary leave from Lyons New Jersey VA Hospital, is held in Berks County jail awaiting orders after his younger brother Denton Sweitzer was beaten to death with a wall studded board at their home in Kenhurst. Harry Bell, chief of county detectives, identifies the suspect and notes the killing followed Denton rushing to the mother’s side.
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Associated Press
Reading
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O'Dwyer Attacks Tammany Hall in Purge Drive
New York Mayor William O'Dwyer denounces Tammany Hall as a gutter club and vows to back a new party organization to purge Manhattan chieftains. He condemns leaders as scavengers and calls for the “good-thinking” Democrats to support reform.
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Associated Press New York
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Tammany Hal
Brooklyn
Manhattan
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Mayun
Frank J. Sampson
Sampson
Tammany Executive Committee
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Yugoslav Reds Urge Stalin to Clear Tito
Washington July 2. Inside the Soviet Communist leadership maneuvers over Tito cause fresh Western concerns. Analysts foresee a possible break in Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania backing for Greek rebels and warn Moscow may act to end the embarrassment.
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Soviet Union
Washington
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Russia
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Albania
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Erle
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