Paragraf summarizing a 1952 Pennsylvania local news item
Sunday bowling in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia defeated 74 to 74 in the state House measure to allow bids for national bowling tournaments. Other items note a $20,000 basketball floor for the State Farm Show buildings, a Franklin man injured in a 40 foot barn fall, a Meadville youth beating complaint, Rex Theatre weekly award raised to 725, Pennsylva bus Railroad six month net income up 13.4 million, a Loblaw coupon sale appeal, a Meadville hospital release for Mrs Ecklund, several Erie County divorces, death of Charles Nantes in Mahwah, New Jersey, funeral notices for Mrs Ostberg, and a fatal car crash involving Emory Lang of Erie General Electric.
Bemis and Hazeltine File Marriage License in Erie County
Richard L Bemis and Norma J Hazeltine of Columbus filed a marriage license at the Erie County Courthouse yesterday. The report also notes cool city temperatures after an 81 degree high, a new Centerville Co op building planned on Route near the PA Railroad Wicks, and a Corry contractor N J Kline building the new facility with completion slated for November. The City of Jamestown steamship encountered trouble on Chautauqua Lake near Bemus Point during a chartered cruise for the Chautauqua Art Association. The vessel touched a mud shelf but required 10 minutes of work to free, with no injuries reported. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board issued suspensions, including W A Mechting and E H Klingersmith, for permitting minors on premises and sales to minors. Reindeer are reported to be raised in Scotland for the first time in 800 years.
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Erie County
Richard L. Bemis
Norma J. Hazeltine
Columbus
Centerville Co-op
Grange League Federation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fecamill
N. J Kline
Corry
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Jamestown
Chautauqua College Club
Plern
Upper Lake Region
Chautauqua Art Association
Pennsylania Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
W. A. Mechting
Ab's Place
R. D
Tidioute
Warren County
E. H. Klingersmith
Kilingy's
Clarion
United States vows veto on Communist China entry to UN
Senator H Alexander Smith asserts the U S would veto any move to admit Communist China to the United Nations. He cites Henry Cabot Lodge Jr promising U S stance, amid expected heat as Korea truce shifts support. Eisenhower opposes entry under current conditions and the United States does not recognize Beijing.
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Associated Press
Washington
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nu
China
United Nations
Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Lodge
Massachusetts
U. S
U. N
World Organization
Congress
Far East
Foreign Relations
Groun
America
Korea
Eisenhower
United States
Heiping
Dairy Owner Pulled From Lake Succumbs After Drowning
Jamestown reports 64 year old Elmer W. Seiberg Jr. proprietor of Selberg's Dairy West Ellicott was pulled from Chautauqua Lake after 1 30 pm yesterday. Coroner ruled natural causes heart attack in water and death occurred minutes after reaching dock. Witnesses Edwin Kerr 48 Clearfield Pa and Jane Browne 44 Curwensville Pa were with him at Moose Lodge summer club.
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Jamestown
West Ellicott
Chautauqua Lake
Moose Lodge
Elmer W. Seiberg, Jr
Selberg
Lighthouse Point
Frederick Mattison
Strike vote on bus lines in Hagerstown Md
Union drivers and maintenance men of Blue Ridge Bus Lines began a strike vote today in Hagerstown Maryland. The bus line serves Hagerstown Baltimore Washington and Harrisburg and an unspecified union spokesman commented on the vote.
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Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Hagersown
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Sportsmen Bills Head to Governor
Harrisburg reports a bill to raise the fishing license from 2.00 to 2.50 a year awaiting Gov John S Fine. The Senate approved 26 to 15 to finalize the House backed measure. A separate bill lets the State Fish Commission use methods including poisoning to remove unwanted fish from streams and lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Harrisburg
John S. Fine
Senate
State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Senate Bill Aims To Revoke Hunting Licenses For Violators
A unanimous Senate vote backed revoking hunting licenses for anyone legally killing deer or bear. Current fines are 100 dollars for deer and 200 dollars for bear. The measure would ban a deer violator for three years and a bear violator for five years. the bill was sent back to the House for agreement on amendments before moving to the Governor. Other House bills would authorize the Department of Forests and Waters and the State Game Commission to grant rights for construction of radio and television towers on state lands they control. the bill then went to the governor.
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Senate
Son
House
Department of Forests and Waters
State Game Commission
Bear Lake Man Hurt In Auto Smashup
Jamestown area report states Arden R. Jamestown Bear Lake man was sent to WCA Hospital with undetermined injuries after his car collided head on with a Brockville truck at Hunt Road and Busti Big Tree Road around 11 am. Witnesses say Arden's vehicle swerved west before impact, causing extensive damage to both vehicles.
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Jamestown
Andrewarden
Bear Lake
WCA
Hunt Road
Busti-Big Tree Road
Richard Ressler
Mex Bhmike
Lakewood
Arden
Tuck
Lowell Green
Brockyllie
Aren
Slay. 6 hit into Williams Ment third o two sur
A fragmented OCR note mentions Williams Ment and an error around a third strike and two outs. The readable portion is sparse, with unclear names and event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
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Achill
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
State Farm Show
William Berger
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Hannaville
Mead Avenue
Mead Park
Pringi Sals
Rex Theatre
Harold Smith
Liberty Street
Rex
Penn~sylvabus
Abtdrney Jon Gent
Loblaw
Thearle
Elmer Evans
Raymond Ecklund
West Pleasant Street
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Erie County Court
Samuel J. Roberts
Charles Nantes
Mahwah
N. J
Frank Ostberg
Wayne Street
Ann Ostberg
Brooklyn
Emory W. Lang
Erie General Electric Co
Bulg Dimm
Hello
Powell Loan & Finance Co
Powell Loan and Finance Co
N. Center St
Glearfield Furs
Stewart’s Hat Shop
North Center Street
Scotland
White House
Spalding Autograph Irons
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Spring Lake
Waldorf Tissue
Swift's Premium
Armour's Star
Loblaw’s
Hamburg
Aof
New Jersey
Kodak Film
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Foster E. Davis & Son Trip Insurance
Dial
Shades
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Savings & Loan Association
Savings Cloan
Center Street
Ernie Choice
Ean Eld
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