Two Killed In Head On Crash In City Area
An early Saturday collision between a Montgomery car and a Cramer sedan near Jackson Center and Grove City left Richard D. Riddle 29 of Harrisville and Cramer 29 dead. David J Montgomery 20 of Harrisville was injured with a fractured arm and facial injuries and later died at Grove City Hospital. Mercer State Police said Montgomery’s car sped at a high rate before crossing left and hitting Cramer’s sedan as Cramer headed home to Showit with his wife and two children.
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Waving Woman Causes Car Collision on North Center Street
Police report Mrs. Henry Roskowski of 1267 North Center Street waved at a passerby and collided with Stanley Waldo of Springdale, Con at the Smith Street intersection. Both cars sustained rear bumper and windshield damage. no injuries. Roskowski car valued with 40 damage estimate. Waldo vehicle listed at 120.
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Erie youth jailed after Friday escape and new charge
An 11 year old youth who fled from Constable Vorhe’s office Friday was captured Saturday and jailed after appearing on a malicious mischief charge. John Ross of Erie turned himself in with his mother. Alderman Heisler set bail at 3800 and scheduled a hearing for tomorrow. In a separate note, Ernest A. Kistler of Lehigh County was elected president of the Pennsylvania Sheriffs Association at its 83rd annual conference in Altoona.
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William —Heister
John Ross
Merle Vore
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Heisler
Altoona
Pat Ernest A. Kistler
Lehigh County
Pennsylvania Sheriffs Association
City to expand auxiliary police force for summer months
Erie City will boost its auxiliary police with about 50 volunteers. Chief Straggott said auxiliaries will be sworn in by milloree supervisors and serve under police supervision during peak months. They carry the same powers as regular officers but are limited to duties during emergencies or disturbances.
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Jaycees Easton Chosen by Pennsylvania Suite Chamber
The Jaycees Easton meeting concluded after a three day session with delegates from various groups. The Pennsylvania Suite Junior Chamber of Commerce selected Jaycees to represent the organization at the national event.
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Corry youngsters leave for Europe
Three Cory youngsters departed by ship Saturday noon from Montieut on the Atlantic bound for Europe. Miss Moxy Jane Hillstrom and Miss Sharon Minson with John Torgess were accompanied to the Canadian city by their parents. The group, including Millstront and Chilaren, and Mr and Mrs Andrew Hansen and son Andrew, is scheduled to arrive in Rotterdam next Sunday.
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Sparkman Predicts Democratic Victory in 1956
Senator Sparkman, the 1942 Democratic vice presidential candidate, predicted today that the Democratic Party will win the 1956 presidential election. He argued that broad public support for President Eisenhower is overstated, citing travel observations across the Midwest, New York, and California. He contends the GOP popularity is not as strong as Republicans claim.
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Executive Dies After Firearms Incident in Waterloo
In Waterloo, Woodie, a longtime executive with Americatt Telephone Telegraph, died Saturday following a deadly incident. Authorities report the event occurred at the Waterloo Town residence, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Amerlcatt
Waterloo
Sabliriiny
Ike and Zhukov Hold Meeting Details and Atmosphere
A garbled but recognizably dated report describes a meeting between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Georgy Zhukov. It notes the first unit, decorations, and health references, with mentions of attendees including Hagerty and a Defense context. The piece emphasizes a formal diplomatic exchange and the significance of their joint appearance at a high profile venue.
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Colt Eienhower
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Springboro Man Drowns In Creek
A Springboro man drowned in a creek as rescuers searched the Crawford County area. The incident near Meadville involved local authorities and emergency responders. Details remain sparse while investigators review the scene and determine circumstances surrounding the drowning.
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Meadville
Neraean
Marcie Sera Eyceteti
Crawford County
Asia
Voice of the People on City Licensing and Police Presence
The Evening Journal notes discussions on city licensing and a police representative present on a date in July. It states no license suspension had occurred by mid month, reflecting local civic concerns and regulatory oversight. A stray line mentions a praying mantis preying on its own species.
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Ir Evening Journal
Cotryite
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