Mead Park Association to hold regular directors meeting
The Mead Park Association directors will meet at 7 80 tomorrow evening in Nichols Lodge at the park. A busy page of local notices follows with Derby winner Manford Rydholm of Youngsville earning a chance to represent Warren County at Akron Ohio and several hospital reports of minor injuries and deaths.
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Mead Park Association
Ewee Ning
Nichols Lodge
Park
Youngsville
Manford Rydholm
Erie Mother Of 2 Beaten By Companions
Mrs. Shirley Rose a 37 year old Erie mother of two is listed in improving but still serious condition at Hamot Hospital after a brutal beating near the waterfront Friday night. Police say she was assaulted by two men and another woman seen with her and found between railroad tracks and a warehouse. She told officers she met a trio at a cafe and later fought off one assailant as they moved through two more cafes. The victim, drenched by rain, is believed to have been beaten in a car and dumped at the riverfront with skull fracture six broken ribs a punctured lung and multiple facial injuries.
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Bliss
Hamot Hospital
Shirley Rose
Burglars Enter Through Roof at Bach's Colony Market
Millcreek police investigate a professional-style burglary at Bach's Colony Supermarket. About $1,100 was stolen from the safe after intruders climbed to the roof, cut a hole, and lowered themselves inside around 4 a.m. Saturday. Investigators say two to four men used a ladder from a nearby church, left through the back door, and may be outsiders. Millcreek units and state police are on the case.
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Millcreek
Barney
Manan
James Bach
Bach
Moran
St. Jude's Chitcch
Bach's
Buck
Joseph Marshall
Merrill Dever
State Police Corp
Lea Weir
Russell Anderson
Ex Congressman's Death Tells Wisconsin Political Path
Bernard J. Gehrmann, 78, former congressman and Wisconsin state legislator, died Saturday from a heart attack. He served in the House from 1935 to 1943 as a Progressive for Wisconsin's 10th District and later identifed as a Republican.
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Melsen
Wis
Bernard J. Gehrmann
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Iraqi Coup Shocks Middle East Crisis Outlook
William L. Ryan notes in Belgrade that Iraq's upheaval could trigger a broad Middle East crisis. The Baghdad coup risks spreading to Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and beyond, affecting Western interests, oil, and regional power dynamics amid Nasserist and Soviet pressures.
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William 1. Ryaas
Middle East
Iraq
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Kuwait
William L. Ryan
Belgrade
West
Silelv
Baghdad
Hussein
Jordan
Fyisal
Saudi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Yugoslavia
Tio
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Western Europe
State Official Gets New Auto
Harrisburg Deputy Auditor General Alfred T. Novello receives a new state car with a fire extinguisher to replace the $3,500 Commonwealth auto that burned during a personal trip to New York. Novello will pay the difference between the former car’s junk value and its prefire market value.
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Narrisburg
Alfred T. Novello
Commonwealth Auto
New York
Novello
Joseph Perry Succumbs At 74 In Union City
Joseph Perry, 74, died yesterday at Serenity Manor Nursing Home in Union City. Born in Italy, he settled in the Franklin area before moving to Corry, where he ran a grocery and trucking business and worked at Aero Supply Mfg. Co. He was married to the late Concetta Mantico and was a member of St. Thomas parish and the Italian American Club. Survived by six daughters, two sons, a sister, 16 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services at St. George Funeral Home with a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church and Rosary recitation tomorrow evening. interment at St. Thomas Last Cemetery.
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Serenity Manor
Union City
Mr. Perry
Italy
Franklin
Corry
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Tho
Frank
Patsy Perry
Betty Perry
Mishawaka
Ind
St. George Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
St.Thomlast Cemetery
Senate Studies Air Traffic Fights Over Military Override
In a Capitol debate Senator Monroney warned that military leaders might appeal to the Senate and House Armed Services committees if dissenting with the administrator on air traffic issues. He said this change to his bill unsettles the military and could allow them to dominate the policy, a fight he calls the only one he knows of. Also, Ex-College Head Dies in Eagles Mere, Pa. Col. Frank K. Hyatt, 72, former president emeritus of Pennsylvania Military College, died yesterday after retiring in 1952 following a long tenure beginning in 1920.
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Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Monroney
Eagles Mere
Frank K. Hyatt
Pennsylvania Military College
Charles L. Hyatt
Illegal Lake Fishing Sparks Multi-State Fines
Six Ohio and four Pennsylvania fishermen were arrested for illegal net fishing in Lake Erie near the canal off Laketown and West Springfield. Ohio violators paid 200 each, Pennsylvanians 50 each for unlicensed nets. three others paid 700 in densities. Warden Carlyle Sheldon led a round the clock operation with Ohio officials noting rising violations.
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Erie
Lake Erie
Northwestern Division
Carlyle Sheldon
Conneautville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canal
Lakelty
West Springfield
Sheldon
Ohio Bureau of Conservation
State Fish Commission
Illegal dumping and fishing arrests rise in state
The state reports many arrests for fishing without licenses with a $25 fine and for littering near streams with a $10 first offense. Sheldon notes most arrests involve nonfishermen from nearby towns driving out to dump rubbish along streams.
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Sheldon
UAW and Big Three Resume Talks Amid Sluggish Auto Market
The UAW and the major automakers restarted negotiations after recession layoffs left workers strained. The union seeks a 10 cent per hour raise, better layoff pay, and improved pensions and benefits, while auto workers average about $2.30 per hour.
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UAW
Big Three
Teener League Day and local sports notes
Local sports notes mention Teener League Day events in Pittsburgh area with teams preparing for July activities. References to players, base plays, and attendance constraints highlight efforts to accommodate youth leagues. City–level notices outline schedules and club participation, plus scattered results from regional tennis and golf events.
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Pittsby
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Richard E. Chase
East South Street
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Tie Harvey
Guy A. Bossard
Meadville
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Richard Kurtich
Titusville
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WOME
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Dial
Iuninek Pe Ice
Bach's Colony
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Quality Market
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S&h Trailmobile
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Corey, Pa
F.C. Chapin & Son, Inc
Corry, Pa
Big Stu
Lin Chass
Wests
Sisler
Republic
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Er Gall
Lakes
Emetry
Joe ‘Tayle
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