Titusville police fines total highest in a year
A June total of 819.50 in Titusville police fines, reported by Police Magistrate N. Allen Love and Alderman William Preston, includes 140 from parking and meter violations, 410 from arrest fines, 70 from motor vehicle violations, and 170.50 from 25 cent meter violations. Preston added 20 for two more motor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Titusville
N. Allen ‘Love
William Preston
Love
Preston
Warren Area Junior Chamber of Commerce Meeting Review
Report covers Warren Jr Chamber regular meeting at the YMCA with plans for an inter club picnic and notes on successful programs. Also includes local notices about beverage delivery, a coroner's incidental death certificate in Fredonia, fines in Brocton for unlicensed driving and lack of insurance, and local ads for hearing aid batteries and sports shop promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Area
F. L. Baressi
Brocton
Merle Sortore
Flye Rexall Drugs
Jamestown
Bonnie Harnish Orr
Kenneth J. Smith
Philadelhia
Smith
Herbie Johnson
Titusville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Perry Street
West Central Avenue
Central Avenue
Ike
GOP Leader Barak Mattingly Dies in Missouri at 66
Barak T. Mattingly aged 66, longtime dominant Missouri Republican leader and former counsel for the GOP National Committee, died yesterday in St. Louis. His career spanned party running and legal work for GOP institutions. He shaped state politics and national party strategy through decades of service.
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GOP
ST. Louis
Barak T. Mattingly
Missouri
National Committee
Hospital Report Details Admissions And Local Officials
At The Hospital Report notes today at 7 am the facility cannot summon a physician in emergency. Admitted include Mrs Harold Dougherty, Clarence Carter, Mrs Allen Console, Mrs Myron Rabin, Linda, Robert Leek, Louis Foradora, Lewis Brown and others. Discharged listed include Mrs Norman Lewis, Mrs Harry Letd, Mrs Myre Willams, Mrs Robert Ormsbee and Robin Lynne, Leo Howlett. Union City Board of Health named Emory Clough as president and Dr B W Henderson as vice president. Also mentions Hotel Blue Bonnet featured Freddie's Trio and a large Peninsula crowd at Presque Isle with 5,008 cars and an estimated 28,000 people. Business club picnic planned at Canadohia Lake with arrangements for transportation.
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Harold Dougherty
R.D
Clarence Carter
Bear Lake
Allen Console
Spartansboro
Myron Rabin
East Main Street
Linda
Elwin Johnson
Shady Avenue
Robert Leek
Louis Foradora
Union City
Lewis Brown
Fifth Street
Norman Lewis
Colubibis
Harry Letd
Clymer
Myre Willams
Ctymer
Robert Ormsbee
Dutaghley
Robin Lynne
Spartansburg
Leo Howlett
East Church I Street
Board of Health of
Emory Clough
B W. Henderson
Board of Health
Council
Freddie
Erie
Peninsula
Presque Isle
J. Stretch
Carroll
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Charles Thompson
the Gables
Canadohia Lake
Meadville Man Beaten to Watch and Wallet Taken
Alvin Cornelius of Meadville told police he was jostled in a downtown Pittsburgh bar and minutes later found his wallet missing. He had listed his Beacon Inn Meadville address and valued the loss at 250 dollars. The pickpocket apologized before leaving.
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Meadville
Pittsburgh
Alvin Cornelus
Beacon Inn
Cornelius
Corneli
Bette
Warren Gas Users Receive Rate Increase
WeeKKEN Manufactures Light and Heat Co asked for a 604000 dollar rate rise from about 250000 Pennsylvania customers. It covers part of a 1407000 dollar wholesale increase to be paid to Texas Eastern Transmission on November 10. The other two requests were filed March 12 and cover wholesale gas rate rises by five pipeline suppliers and labor/material cost increases. Overall the plan would raise non heating bills by 74 cents monthly and furnace customers by about 1.90 dollars per month.
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weeKKEN — Manufacturers /Light and Heat Company
Pennsylvania
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation l
Teamsters End Strike With Return To Work Monday
About 3,500 Teamster drivers for Railway Express will resume work Monday in seven cities ending a strike that began April 21. Settlement announced by National Mediation Board chair Francis A. O Neill lifts embargoes on shipments to affected areas. Local unions in Chicago, Cleveland, San Francisco, Cincinnati and Newark approved, while Philadelphia and St. Louis had previously rejected the deal until now. The contract offers a 29 cent hourly raise, 15 cents retroactive to January 16, 1956, 7 cents on November 1, and 7 cents on November 1, 1958, plus a cost of living escalator. Prestrike wages ranged from 1.56 to 2.21 per hour.
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Xursey
Railway Express Agency
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation’ Board
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hoax Snarls Air Traffic Across Three Airliners
Three Air France Constellations carrying over 100 passengers made emergency landings after a bomb hoax triggered by a phone call to Idlewild. One landed in New York, another in Montgomery Alabama, and a third in Sydney Nova Scotia. No bomb was found. passengers were taken to hotels for the night.
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Suston
Air France
Idlewild
New York
Mexico City
Montgomery
Ala
Sydney
N.S
Boston
Paris
FBT
Waiter Charged in Kidnaping Case in Wilkinsburg
Merle G Bennett of Wilkinsburg filed a felony information charging hotel waiter Phil Noel and wife Ethel Bennett with kidnapping Bennett's two children Barbara and Ronald. Noel and Bennett's wife reportedly left June 27 from a Midtown Pittsburgh hotel where she worked as a hat check girl. Bennett said he was shocked by the departure and called Noel a perfect gentleman.
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Wilkinsburg
Merle G.bennett
Philip Noel
Bennett
Noel
Ethel
Barbara Lee
Ang Ronald
Pittsburgh
Emma Noel
Rights Changes Stir Democratic Backers Over Administration Stance
Democratic backers of the bill fault President Eisenhower for a unclear position. Sen. Humphrey urged a clear cut statement and said he would vote for Section 1 with changes to bar the attorney general from court actions except at local or private request. Southerners oppose broad attorney general injunction power.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
White House
Esphrey
Administration standoff over bill position sparks debate
The speaker urged clear public accountability, insisting the administration disclose exactly where it stands on the bill. Democrats pushing for passage argue they deserve a formal statement from either President Eisenhower or Attorney General Brownell to clarify the administration’s stance.
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Eisenhower
Atty
Brownell
Bear Lake Man Dies Suddenly at Home
Bear Lake, Xnomas Howe area, 44, died suddenly last night of a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in good health. Former Leroy resident, he moved to Bear Lake a year and a half ago and managed Rose lake Dairies for eight months. Body to be returned to Leroy for funeral. Coroner Ed Lowery ruled death natural. Survived by wife, parents, two sisters. Donations to American Heart Association requested.
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Howe
Bear Lake
Rowe
Ed Lowery
Warren County
Leroy
American Heart Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennett’s
Titusville Industrial Fund, Inc
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Lgeal
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
William D. Stevenson
Quaker State
VFW
Crawford County Agricultural Stabilization and Conervation
Moose Club
Fredonia
Glenn E. Lawson
Mabel
Theodore
Morse
Brecon
Virginia Boyd
S&h
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Tru-Vals
Al’s
Corry Hospital
Tuffy
Washington
Warren Gas
Teamsters
Plationwire
Ene Ern
Terete
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Loblaws
Seabrook
P.C
Maison Royal
SWIFT
Davis
RCA Victor
RCA
Motorola
R&h
Biege
Riviera
Dynaflow
Ford-o-matic
Mercury
FORD
Jchevrolet
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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