Erie County real estate transfers and local notices
Erie County commissioners report real estate transfers including a $49125 Bald Allegheny Workhouse deal and maintenance exchange for 60/H. Prisoner records list John J Skales and Park Street Second Warl Jegheny Workhouse receipts totaling $868377 across counties. Funeral services planned in Pittsburgh for John H Quick, aged 107, noted as one of Westinghouse’s oldest retirees. Gary Simmonson, 583 Liberty, patient at Cleveland Clinic after transfer from Corry Memorial Hospital. Route 600 renamed David Zeisberger Highway in honor of Moravian missionary, with legislators Goldstein of Warren and Davis of Forest backing eight-year effort. Grace Darlllle reported missing pink umbrella. police asked return. A wristwatch stolen from Miller's Automotive, boy suspect unknown. State Prison Board inspector rated city jail “very good” with bunks brace recommendation. Birds caused a fire from an awning neon sign near a store in Conneaut Lake. Crawford County school bus inspection set for Aug 8 with east section at Central Garage Townville. Corry YMCA summer movies feature Seventh Voyage of Sinbad and Pirates of the High Seas. fees 15 cents members, 25 cents non-members. A committee to probe pollutions at Chautauqua Lake urged by Jamestown Supervisor Lincoln after Burtis Bay beach closure. pollution source tests delayed by inadequate daily water sampling.
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Erie County Commissioners
Clyde
Wohsmuth
John J
Erie County
Park Street
Chautauqua Lake
Jamestown
Daniel F. Lincoln
Jaycee
Burtis Bay
Erie County Hospital Suit Threat Looms Over $78,000
Erie County faces a $78,000 suit from Montgomery Construction after the county delayed final payment on a $1,500,000 contract for the Erie County Hospital expansion. Commissioner Louis J. Raymek said a privately met company president Charles Montgomery threatened litigation unless payment is made. Judge Samuel Rossiter later appointed three viewers to inspect completion and certify it to the court.
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Montgomery Construction
Louis J. Raymek
Bat
Montgomery
Erie County
Charles Montgomery
Raymek
Samuel ¥. Rosisiter
Rossiter
William P. Johnson Jr
Charles Leone
Ke_ihosen
George R. Sample
Corry
Howard J. Es
Fairview
Railroad Strike Delayed A Month On Crew Rules Fight
The strike pause stretches for 30 days as unions and railroads clash over crew makeup and job cuts. The administration backs new rules, with Labor Secretary Wirtz testifying to Congress. Loomis and Wolfe defend Kennedy’s plan while union leaders voice unified opposition.
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W. Willard Wirtz
House Committee
Loomis and Wolfe
Senate Committee
Loomis
Kennedy
H. E. Gilbert
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
You Can Now Add New Beetle To Pest List
ERIE The European chafer beetle, potentially more dangerous than the Japanese beetle, is spreading in Erie County. County Agriculture Extension officials report findings from a pest program and urge residents to report sightings to help gauge the beetle’s spread. The chafers damage lawns by the grubs destroying root systems, leaving brown patches that peel back like carpet. Adults are mostly inactive by day and short lived after emergence.
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Erie
William Crash
Ania
United States
G $ Department
Tout
Bee Lo
Erie Couity Agricultual Extension Office
Arash
Michigan
Midwestern
Lake
Ocean
Railroads Set to Enact New Work Rules Next Tuesday
Philadelphia AP reports both Pennsylvania and Reading Railroads say changes in work rules take effect at 12 01 am next Tuesday barring congressional action. Notices posting 68 changes cited. labor-management dispute threatens a major transportation strike with potential job losses.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
Nixon sees communism failure in East Berlin on unheralded visit
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon toured East Berlin with his wife Pat and a U.S. diplomat. He said communism is a failure there and noted East Berliners are more anti communist than Poles and Hungarians. He spoke to youths at a nightclub and to The Associated Press in an exclusive account recalling a fragile hope for freedom.
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Nixon
Ils
Budapest
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Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Nears Final Signoff
Negotiators push toward initialing a partial test ban accord as Khrushchev hints at a broader nonaggression pact. He urges a safer world climate and allows a nuclear shield if WW II resumes, while Westerns seek a veto and strict safeguards amid doubts of violations.
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Harriman
Lord Halli Hart
Moscow
NATO
Khushchev
Shrushchev
Africa
Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Out of retirement Ollie Spencer joins Oakland Raiders
Santa Rosa California reports Ollie Spencer, seven-year pro, comes out of retirement to play as a line man for the Oakland Raiders. The 31-year-old, 238-pound veteran previously coaches the club's offensive line, with the return announced by head coach and general manager Al Davis.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Ollie Spencer
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
al Davis
Real Ordeal by Grizzly in Glacier Park
Two Pennsylvania tourists, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Devall of State College, were mauled by a grizzly bear near Bowmen Lake in Glacier National Park. Hospitalized in Whitefish, Mont, Mrs. Devall suffered severe injuries to hands arms and legs while Mr. Devall was bitten on the back of the head. He helped carry his injured wife out with the aid of an air mattress and a small tent, saying the incident was a real ordeal.
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West Glacier
Monnt
Pennsylvania
Glacier National Park
Whitefish
Mont
D. P. Deval
State College
Devalls
Brown's Pass
Bowman Lake
Deval
Marguerite
Devall
1963 New Cars Set All Time Record For Sales
The 1963 model car output reached an all-time high with 7,190,001 units rolling off the line as plants prepare a final 1963 total near 7.34 million before the mid year 1964 changeover. Observers noted the nationwide push and the record pace across major auto plants while incomplete attribution left the source uncertain.
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WATRA
Big John Puts Question To Governor
Harrisburg AP big John Naponick a 6 ft 2 in 285 pound Norwin High School athlete questions Governor Scranton about a presidential run. Scranton laughs off the query and shifts focus to the sixth annual Big 341 scholastic all star game at Hershey. Accompanying Naponick were Dick Vidmer Mel Yacamelli and Tom Snaith from Clairton Mount Lebanon.
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John Naponick
Norwin High School
Naponick
Hershey
Wavernor
Wun
Nagenick
Dick Vidmer
Hempfield
Mel Yacamelli
Clairton
Tom Snaith
Mount Lebanon
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Purest
Warren Counties
David Zeisberger
Christia Tit
Northwest Territory
Joseph H. Goldstein
Warren County
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Forest County
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Mead Avenue
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Miller's Automotive
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Bashline
State Prison Board
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Polce
Harley Drake
Basila
Conneaut Lake
Crawford County
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Townville
Sparta
Cor- Ty Ymca
Sterling Wees
Walt Disney
Buster Crabbe
Wees
Best Buys
Carrig’s
East Berlin
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Angel Food
A&p
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Barney
Bennett
Ite
Bige
Eaigs
Beneficial
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Pasatidainance Co
Sears Rosbuck
Eetca Fein Goof Erie
Landale
Eadie Fila) Co
Meadville
Chestnut Sa Aa Inane CP
Mende One
Big John
Harrisburg
Guy Scranton
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Deene
Fess
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