Police check Burrisburg auto ownership amid crash probes
Police trace ownership of four Ford Gliobe with license 3-LD-6 after a driver backed into a Pontiac Seden owned by Raymond Mig. A youth named Robert Hammer of Erie faced questioning over bowling-pin theft at VEW alleys, later released. Multiple incidents include a wire fire near Shady and South streets and divorce filings in Erie and Warren counties.
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JBI
Burrisburg
Waterhouse
Jeff
West Main Street
Warren McChesney
Mead Avenue
City Police
Marlow Street
Head
VEW
Robert Hammer
Erie
Alter McChesney
Erie Vfw Post
Stolen Box Report Leads to Police Call in City
Milton Robbins of 513 Grand Street reported to police at 5 30 p m yesterday that a small box was stolen from his home. Independence Day passed quietly with only scattered reports of fires and dynamite blasts heard outside city limits. The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index rose sharply this week, up 18 cents to 0 18 high since December 28 1948, reflecting higher prices after the Korean outbreak. Police seek pay raise and 40 hour week as Fraternal Order of Police asks Pittsburgh panel for 10 percent increase.
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Leslie James Gance
Jamestowns
Jamestown
Polies
Milton Robbins
Grand Street
Dun & Bradstreet Wholesale
Pittsburgh
Fraternal Order of Police Today
Buffalo Strike Halts Public Transit for Buffalo-Niagara Area
A strike by 1 700 bus drivers and mechanics halted public transportation for about 240 000 residents of the Buffalo Niagara area. The walkout began July 5 and disrupted service across the city, with riders facing delays and possible alternate arrangements.
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Buffalo
Buffalo-Niagary Fale New
Missing Person Report From Moon Township Flood
Moon Township police said a person missing in a flood in the Pittsburgh district early today. The incident occurred as a heavy rain event affected the area, with rescue crews responding to the scene.
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Pittsburgh
Moon Township
Mrs Addie Meerdink Dies After Seven Month Illness
Mrs Addie Meerdink wife of William Meerdink of North Clymer died at home after a months long illness She and her husband recently marked their 53rd wedding anniversary She belonged to North Clymer Methodist Church Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Kenneth Kooman three sons Glenn North Clymer Lloyd and Paul of Corry sister Mrs Merle Markham Erie seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Body at Spitzer Funeral Home Glymer with services Friday at 2 p.m. Rev Robert Knapp to officiate Burial in Holland Cemetery
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N. Clymer
Addie Meerdink
Willam Meerdink
North Clymer
Meerdink
Kenneth Kooman
Clymer
Glenn
Lloyd and
Paul
Corry
Merle Markhamn
Erie
Spitzer Feral
Glymer
Robert Knapp
Holland
Governor appoints three to state supreme court
Governor James H. Duff announced the appointment of Attorney General T. McKren Chidsey and Judge Grover C. Ladner to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He also named Charles J. Marziotti as attorney general to succeed Chidsey, amid reports of potential investigations.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
T. McKren Chidsey
Grover C. Ladner
State Supreme Court
Charles J. Marziotti
Chidsey
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
James H. Dutt
Mungibttl
Margit
Pennsylvania
Goy
George H. Earle
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Penelee
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South Street
Erie County Court House
James N. Finn
Findley Lake
Jeanne E. Larson
Gerry
Waren County Court House
James P. Cooney
Mildred M. Palmer
Clymer R. D
Spartansburg Community Fair Association
W. G. Popuyivh
Edward J. Roach, Jr
Concord Township
Erie County
Bella A. Cobb
Spring Street
Clare E. Cobb
Starbrick
Gary
George Mulderick
The
Mercury
Ai Associated Press
Lawrence Douglas
David Swarts
Carlisle
Master Markets
Mary Anne
Mission Beverages
Schaffner's
Renal
Resonal Finance Company
N. Center ST
Harry Hall
YES
Rasonal Consumer
Discount Co
Suppost Lowns
Stahl
America
Stahl Jewelers
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Emery Telletéds
Durant
Wardoleum
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