Titusville City Council Reports June Finances and Sign Upgrades
The treasurer Carl Smith reported June general fund balance 941,496 with disbursements 16,541. Parking meter total 8,048 with 577 spent. sewage disposal fund shows May balance 5,412, June deposits 3,380 total 8,793, disbursements 2,185 leaving 6,607. Council criticized “Tag Days” soliciting and approved up to 1,000 for new street signs. Plans for building permits in triplicate were ordered, and the engineer to attend all meetings. Community notes include St Matthias parish fete plans, local legal matters, a public ambulance fundraiser progress, and local police/transfers updates.
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Carl Smith
Titusville
Titusville Planning Commission
Marriage License Filed in Erie County for Two Residents
Richard L. Eag Ten aged 23 of Erie and Betty L. West aged 20 of Corry filed a marriage license application at the Erie County courthouse.
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Erie County
Richard L. Eag- Ten
Erie
Betty L. West
Corry
Unclear Weather Picture For Corry With Humid Conditions
The weather outlook describes dull skies and humid conditions in Corry. Rain began shortly before noon and is expected to persist through the afternoon and evening. After two days under 80, temperatures rose again, with a night low around 63. The system affects the eastern states and southern half of the nation from the Atlantic to the Rockies. Sunset is around 7:49 PM with 6:03 AM sunrise and overcast skies reducing daylight.
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Corry
Army frees math whiz Ernest Shull from duty
Pvt Ernest Shull, 35, a mathematical whiz once used in clerical work, was discharged from the Army as a special case. He had been at Edgewood and Ft. Lee shifting to the mathematics branch of the Weapons research division after influence from Southern Illinois University faculty.
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Aberdeen
Army
Ernest Shull
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Shull
Southern Illinois University
Southern Illinois
Shult
Ft. Lee
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Weapons Research Division
Carl C. Lindegren
Sddgewood
Lindegren
Herbert M. Jones
University
Tax relief offered for flood losses in Pennsylvania
IRS official John H. Bingler states taxpayers in northwestern Pennsylvania may deduct flood losses from federal income tax. Deductions apply to damages to houses, personal property, and business property incurred last week.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John H. Bingler
Internal Revenues Service
Lebanon intervention sparks debate over exit and aims
President Eisenhower sent Marines to Lebanon at Chamoun’s request prompting global concern. Questions focus on when to withdraw, UN involvement, and potential shifts in Arab alignment. The action may avert Chamoun’s ouster but could push Lebanon toward Nasser and complicate Western influence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Chamoun
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Nasser
Middle East
Moscow
Jordan
Hussein
Motorist Killed After Car Trouble In Indiana County
Police report 77 year old George Clawson of Black Tick pulled off Route 119 north of Blairsville to make a phone call when another car struck him. Richard Patti, 17, of Blairsville, said he did not see Clawson cross the highway. The fatal collision occurred yesterday on Route 119 three miles north of Blairsville.
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Wun
Irsville
Indiana County
Blairsville
George Clawson
Black Tick
Richard Patti
Clawson
Clergyman Clarence Keiser Dies at 73 in Reading
The Rev. Dr. Clarence B. Keiser, 73, a Lutheran churchman and Semitic languages expert, died yesterday after a two month illness in Reading. He authored works on Babylonian texts and served as a noted authority in his field.
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Reading
Clarence BE. Keiser
McGonigle Signals Tax Hike Risk for PA Vote
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Arthur T. McGonigle told the Shillington Lions and Rotary Clubs that a tax cut is a dream. He argued Pennsylvania faces rising financial burdens and a large deficit, blaming increased state payrolls from 10,000 to 70,000 and promising that new taxes will be needed to cover expenses.
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McGonigle
Shillington
Ing
Cavaliers Struggle as Corry-DuBois All Stars Shine
A chaotic account covers Corry-DuBois All-Star baseball efforts with Cavin Caesar and Monkey Corry noted in a tense late scene. Carroll's protest signals and a park-side tree scene create a chaotic backdrop as fans react to a controversial moment.
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Monkey Corry
Corry-DuBois
Corr Carroll
Carroll
Mit
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