Erie Mayor To Dump Brennan
Erie officials debate a 3 to 4 vote on a 3 million dollar project as Mayor Myson Gardner proposes replacing Brennan with a new appointee. Assemblyman Joseph Brennan and Parks Director George Braben are named in the discussions amid council opposition and concerns over delays and costs.
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Two Banks Boost Interest Rates Nationwide
A national trend shows several banks raising interest rates as a response to market pressure. The Melton Napond Grodan Trust Co and others are noted for higher yields, while regional lenders in Allegheny and nearby towns adjust rates on savings and deposits.
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Canadohta Lake Postal Substation Planned at Dye General Store
Post office substation from Dye general store run by G Maxtre will open likely on June 18, enabling Canadohta Lake residents to mail postcards and letters locally. Summer and year round residents have pressed for the addition, with earlier government study and Washington responses yielding only a year round outcome. The announcement notes the plan to keep the substation and its service potential for the community.
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Delay Hearing In Erie Murder Case Moves to July 17
Erie The murder case against Vincent Dombrowski 64 is postponed to Tuesday July 17 at 3 pm at the request of District Attorney Herbert Johnson. Dombrowski is charged with slaying his benefactor Joseph Feyas 61 in Feyas tavern July 3. He is held without bond as questions of motive and abuse claims surface. neighbors deny mistreatment of Feyas who lived in a garage behind his tavern.
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Wattsburg News Notes Of Interest
Wattsburg community reports a Friday parade near the fairgrounds by local Lions Club members and others. Participants include residents from Meadville Girard North East and Corry, with several listed service members in the Air Force and Coast Guard awaiting assignments or travel home.
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Lumber Yards Hit By $50,000 Blaze in Greensburg
A blaze at the Walihour Lumber Yards in Greensburg caused about 50,000 dollars in damage, sending three firefighters to hospital for smoke inhalation. The fire followed a 1947 blaze at the same plant. authorities noted children nearby were playing with matches when it started.
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Air Control Laws Scored In Wake of 128 Lives Crash
Hearing on the TWA United collision examined CAB and CAA duties, proposing fuller airways monitoring, ground stations, improved electronic guidance, and tighter coordination. Rep Oren Harris said rules need overhaul after 12 years under the same regulations. Subcommittees will hear more airlines before formal recommendations.
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Old Timer Recalls Balloon Rides and Aeronaut Careers
Milton E. Gaines, now 80, recalls his days as Prof. M. E. Gaines the aeronaut. At 17 he first ascended on May 29, 1893, riding an aerial trapeze attached to a parachute in front of county fair crowds. He built hot air balloons from firelit mouths and saltbarrel flames, landing on ships, horses, and even a churchyard buggy in Sunday dawns.
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Bitter Civil Rights Battle Looms in House
In Washington a tense clash over a major civil rights bill unfolds as House leaders seek adjournment by July 2. The measure would create a civil rights commission, establish a Justice Department division, and expand federal court injunctions while opponents brace for procedural stalling. The week also features votes on foreign aid authorization, a billion-dollar military construction program, and harsher penalties for narcotics peddling to minors, all awaiting Senate action.
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Upsets by Socialists in Japan Election Shake Upper House Control
Conservative supporters secured renewed control of the upper house in Tokyo as Socialists and one Communist won six of eleven district seats. The leftist gains threaten Hatoyama’s bid to rewrite the charter and rearmament plans. Complete unofficial results show 46 Conservatives and 29 opposition in districts, with 90 progovernment and 33 opposition overall as terms run.
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Japan Election Might Fail to Deliver Desired Majority
The 250 seat House of Councillors splits challenge Hatoyama to secure two thirds for constitutional changes. Leftists oppose scrapping the war renunciation clause and enlarging Japan’s defense force. In the last upper house the government held 172 seats. Turnout was 61.2 percent of 81 million registered voters.
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Italian author dies in Florence aged 75
Giovanni Papin, a renowned Italian writer of the early 1920s best seller Life of Christ, died yesterday in Florence at 75. He gained fame for his religious works and contributed widely to Italian letters.
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Three Named To State s First FEPC
Executive Director Eliott Shirk will earn 8990 dollars annually as head of Pennsylvania s first FEPC. Deputy administrators Whitin Mithard Himimelsteres and Star Ley Feled, both from Pittsburgh, will receive 8044 dollars each. Mithard and Tormey will direct the education program at Coatesville High School while Fried leads the enforcement division.
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Magistrate James Clothier Dies in Philadelphia
Magistrate James J. Clothier aged 51 died today at St Marys Hospital after a prolonged illness. He served as Philadelphia's chief magistrate and passed away with his wife two brothers and two sisters at his bedside.
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