Erie District Looks to Hire Dietitian and Port Director
The Erie School District may hire a dietitian to centralize cafeteria management and cut costs. Port Administrator Joseph Martin notes four applicants for a projected $12 000 a year port director position, with council having created the post last March. Additionally, police report thefts and local events including a Firemen's Festival fireworks night in Columbus and assorted community notices across Erie and Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Martin
Erie Port Commission
Martin
Columbus
David Daugherty
Marcony
William Heisler
Daugherty
Audrey Birmingham
Ginnie’s
FBI probes loan to Earl Belle in Brooklyn inquiry
The FBI is examining a loan by Security National Bank of Long Island to Earl Belle, a Pittsburgh financier. The amount is disputed with sources citing $475,000 on unsecured notes while bank attorney Morris Shapiro said the figure was $200,000. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kenneth Sternberg announced the inquiry in Brooklyn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seways
Senate Passes Defense Bill Unanimously
The Senate approved a defense reorganization bill 80 to 0 after four hours of debate. It authorizes structure changes while preserving Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps status, with secretary of defense as top authority and congressional power for major revisions. The measure now goes to the House for concurrence or conference.
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Weornel
Senate
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Isenhower
Defense Department
Congress
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Marine Corps
Naval Aviation
National Guard
Army
Navy
Air Force
Area Boy Burns Self With Homemade Torch
A seven year old, Clifford Moyak of Millcreek, was severely burned while making a cattail torch with gasoline in his yard. He dipped cattails into gasoline, lit them, and flames burned his clothing, leaving him in critical condition after surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Moyak
Millcreek
St. Vincent's Hospital
Clifford
Former Area Man Dies in Ohio at 74
Ernest J. Thiem, a former area resident now of Akron, Ohio, died last evening at St. Thomas Hospital in Akron at the age of 74. He is survived by one son Lyle Thiem, three sisters Mrs T. H. Crawford of Oil City, Mrs P. F. Faulkner of Union City, Mrs Paul L. Porter of Corry, and two grandchildren. Funeral services and interment will be in Aleron.
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Jeff Baldwin
Titusville
George M. Henne Sr
Titusville Hospital
Columbus
Meadville
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Corinesut Lake
Quetta
Ernest J. Thiem
Akron
Ohio
St. Thomas Hospital
Thiem
Lyle Thiem
T. H. Crawford
Oil City
P. F. Faulkner
Union City
Paul L. Porter
Corry
Aleron
Edward
Cyril
M. Son
Dolores
Love Divine
Maria
Mabel Tidtoute
Angelo Grace Center Street
Eric Gertrude
Marjorie Hull
Shirley Groom
Linda Edmist
Bonnie Miller
Arthur Giace
Patrick Rasso
Guste Molsher
Fred Edini
Balleri
Religion in World Work Camps Aids Refugees Abroad
AP Religion Writer Eleanor Reeder and peers from Ohio Louisiana California and Michigan join World Council of Churches work camps in 1958. Nearly 287 Americans participate in 40 camps across 26 nations building a classroom in Madagascar and a YMCA camp in Korea while fostering interfaith youth cooperation. Volunteers are chosen by denominational boards with a joint committee selecting participants.
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Eleanor Reeder
Frederiske
Ohio
Hong Kong
Betty Wall
Tai- Wah
Robert Cunningham
Columbia
Robi Blackstone
Hollywood
Cal
Zakynthos
Man Ceryenka
Oak Park
Aelen Bemis
San Bernardino
Calif
Ruth Farnsworth
Warren
Mich
World Council of Churches
Wakin’ Ankaratra
Madagascar
Korea
WCC
Congregational Christian Service Committee
Joseph Howell
College Covenol
Chambron
Surlignon
France
Youth Center of American Indians
National Council of Churches
Solon Reports AEC Library Deal With Carnegie Pittsburgh
Rep James E Van Zandt says the Atomic Energy Commission has arranged a security classified depository library with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. The plan was relayed to him in a letter from ABC general manager Paul F Foster.
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Wachingtu
Atomic Energy Commission
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
James E. van Zandt
van Zandt
ABC
Paul F. Foster
At The Hospital Report From Corry Hospital Admits and Discharges
At the hospital report compiled at 7 a.m. Merrill Patterson and Noel Burroughs are listed as admitted. Discharges include Mrs. Arthur Gusher and son, Mrs. Clair Burton and son, and Mrs. Robert Stevenson. The report notes several named patients and their addresses in Union City Findley Lake Spring Creek Wattsburg and surrounding areas. Nuclear details mention a phone for emergencies and multiple personal names with ages and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Patterson
South Senter Street
Paul W. Suichar Sr
Columbus
Barry
Everett Greeley
Spring Creek
Noel Burroughs
Findley Lake
Allen Loomis
Snyder Circle
Charles Thompson
Maple Avenue
John Yoder
Union City
Arthur Gusher
Wattsburo
Clair Burton
Larry Herbert
Robert Stevenson
Wattsburg
Mary Jean
Joseph Balog
Blanket Found as Body Search for Linda Dilley Intensifies
A silt covered blanket found along the Raymilton property is tied to the search for 4 month old Linda Dilley swept away in a flash flood near Raymilton. More than 200 volunteers from 12 fire companies joined the coordinated search along Big Sandy Creek, with plans for further work to reach the Allegheny River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Kenneth A. Dilley
Raymilton
Linda Dilley
Sandra
Donald Elliott
Waterloo Hoses
Polk
Elliott
Big Sandy Creek
Allegheny River
Sandycreek
Victory
Brandon
Soviet warns of measures over Lebanon crisis
U S paratroopers land in Lebanon as Moscow warns it may take necessary measures to secure the Soviet Union and world peace. Diplomatic protests erupt in Moscow and London as U S and British actions draw sharp reactions from Red China and Arab states amid a continuing American troop buildup in Lebanon.
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Pageney
Moscow
Middle East
U. S
Red China
Britain
Jordan
United States
Nasser
UAR
Cairo
U.S
Raymond Hare
State Department
Lebanon
Pentagon
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Corry Journal
Department of Bile
Ernst and Ernst
East Side
Walter Kwederayich Jr
John Birley
Florida
North Center Street
Department of Highways
Conneaut Lake
Greater Meadville
Clyde O Vosburgh
Vosburgh
Derry
Terrace Farm
Harold V. Rumdale
Evie
Rise Coast Guard
Long Point
Ont
Malcolm H. McDowell
Robert G. Davis
Canadian
Coast Guard
Herbie Johnson
General Electric Co
Lawrence Park
Edward C. Hammond
Hammond
Justice of the Peace
Harry Treland
Harborcreek
Entertainment Directory
Pittsfield
Wiltktald
Linder
Youngsville
Diemer
Comer First Avenue
Weel Maln Stenet
Vlark
Omar Loutfi
United Arab Republic
Jeff
Arkady Sobolev
Frisia
United Nations Security Council
Hind
Solon
Corry Hospital
AUL
U. SS. Paratroops
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Darby's
Young Lions
Dean
Brando
CLIFT
Martin the Young Lions
VN Sua Cinemascope
Plood Arrow
Scott Brady
Sone
Yp Fliby
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Royal Manor
SWIFT
Wan
Corry Savings Cloan
Center Street
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