Erie News Roundup: Liquor, skating, court actions
Erie and surrounding area report: two men released on bail after liquor charges, hearings set. a $4,111 suit filed in Common Pleas by Ingram-Shoup against Erie Remodeling Co. and its partners. Rainbow Rink hosts roller skating for Wattsburg residents. liquor licenses suspended for selling to minors in Erie and Meadville. bids for recorder shelves favored Erie Office Supply. city officials attending hearings on suburban water rate hikes. purse theft case at No.6 beach. Britton Run Cemetery A id event to be held. joint church skating event at Rainbow Rink. private swimming lessons offered. Erie woman seeks declaration of husband dead. boy treated after drowning incident. various ads and notices on services, meals, and local activities.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie
William Heisler
James Gaddy
George Henley
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Wtf
Srie
State Liquor Control Board
Meadville
Michael
Cilla
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Recorder of Deeds
Landner Office Supply
Gerald Weber
Jack Johnson
Harisburg
Pubic Utility Commission
Thomas Motors
Eric
Elina Clark
Fred Algin Hall
John H. Willman
Hall
Julia
Britton Run
Harry Fitch
Pleasant
Jeff Baldwin
Joan G. Grim
Samuel Roberts
Boyd Branson
MD General Hospital
Erie Ambulance Service
Dolores Bronson
Hospital and court actions in Corry area notes
At the hospital report 7 a m today list includes admissions Mrs Wilbur R Jordan 27 East Frederick street and several others by name with addresses and relations. Discharges include Mrs Henry J Decker 51 East Bond street and James Roseberry 16 East Bond street among others. A $324 civil damage suit was filed in Common Pleas court yesterday by Thomas B Griffith Lawrence Park against William M Bishop Brie for damages to his car from a May 1956 accident. A League bowl Home features plan to attend. Frank and Brin k of Johnsonburg voyage to Italy after burglary in New York.
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New York
Brink
Louple
Bieank
B&o
Anderson Seeks Debt Limit Hike to Record Peacetime High
Secretary of the Treasury asks Congress to raise the federal debt limit to a new record peacetime high. President Eisenhower urged an eight billion dollar increase to 288 billion, citing recession, inflation, and larger defense and anti-recession spending as reasons.
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Anderson
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Eisenhower
Income Levy Over Sales Tax Favored in Pennsylvania
Labor leaders and union presidents urged a graduated income tax to replace the state three percent sales tax at hearings on the Democratic platform in Harrisburg. They argued for constitutional amendment, noted opposition from current tax structure, and pressed for the Keystone Shortway project.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democratic Platform Committee
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania Cto
Joseph A. McDonough
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Charles Sludden
Railroad Brotherhoods
Lester Thomas
United Mine Workers
Missing Tot Found Unharmed in Ohio Hills
Steubenville Ohio report says 16 month old John Bud Keller was found wandering in rugged abandoned strip mine terrain in southeastern Ohio after disappearing last night. A 1,800 strong search party, aided by a rescue plane, located him unharmed aside from a few scratches near Boomingdale.
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Steubenville
Ohio
John
Bud) Keller
Boomingdale
Charles. Keller
Atlantic Alliance Allows Wider Trade With Reds Pact
In London a government spokesman announced a Paris deal by the Organization for European Economic Co operation to relax embargoes on Communist nations. An embargo list will drop on August 15 allowing access to nearly 100 items of manufactured goods and raw materials previously banned as war potential.
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London
Gosford
House of Lords
Paris
Organization of European Economic Co-operation
China
Atlantic Alliance
Iceland
Japan
United States
Red China
France
Britain
Police Capture Bank Robbers After Night Watchman Shot
Two gunmen wounded Lancaster County National Bank night watchman Robert Markley near the heart and thigh during an attempted heist. They fled but were soon captured. J D Hayward of Tampa was taken as he left a nearby house and Eugene Hickerwell, also of Tampa, was arrested as a suspicious person.
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Lannasier, cx. ii
Robert Markley
Lancaster County National Bank
Markley
J. D. Hayward
Tampa
Fla
Eugene ©. Hickerwell
Faubus Destiny Raises Talk Of Third Term In Arkansas
In Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus, long a mountain boy turned statewide figure, revels in a strong showing that hints at a possible unprecedented third term. Supporters see him as a standard bearer for states rights, while opponents fear dictatorial power and renewed resistance to federal integration efforts.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Paulus
Senate
Faubus
Arkansas
Ozarks
J. Sam Faubus
Greenwood
Huntsville
Sid McMath
Francis Cherry
Cherry
National Guard
Dental High School
Grove City Man Named As City Manager
Walter A. Scheiber 36 of Grove City Pa named Rockville city manager after a council vote from 75 applicants. He takes office September 2 with an $11 000 yearly salary, succeeding John H. Markland who was dismissed in May. Mayor Greene praises his industrial development expertise.
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Grove City
Rockville
Walter A. Scheiber
Scheiber
John H. Markland
Alexander J. Greene
Schelber
Elephants Rampage After Escape From Train
Five elephants en route from Miami zoo escaped at a railway station in the city after a whistle frightened them. A man attempting to grab the tail of a large elephant was trampled and killed as the animals roamed the streets. The elephants, brought from Laredo, Texas, were shot 26 times in the head after causing chaos during the late night breakout.
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Meeaiuu Uleim
Miami Zoo
Laredo
Tex
Miami
Japan to attend UN Security Council meeting if needed
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and Foreign Minister Sujiyama would attend a summit conference at the United Nations Security Council if necessary. Japan is a member of the council.
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Japan
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishide
Drowning claims first summer life in St Marys area
Memre-one County records its first drowning of the season as 28 year old Al Schaut of St Marys died while swimming at the Swissmont swimming hole ten miles south of town. Fire crews and an inhalator squad arrived after an hour, but rescue efforts failed. Dr. Howard M. Keebler ruled death due to drowning. Schaut is survived by his parents, three sisters and two brothers.
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Memre
al Schaut
St. Marys
Bon Gerg
Schaut
Swissmont
Here
Howard M. Keebler
Romayne E. Schaut
Sturges dies at 70 in Niobe after heart attack
Erwin A Sturges of Niobe died from a heart attack at 3 15 pm yesterday. He was born August 14 1887 in Harmony the son of Edwin and Susan Eldemyer Sturges. Survived by wife Georgia Shannon, five children Merle Eva Charlene Edwin David, a brother Oliver and two sisters Grace Madden and Sara Vickers. Funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Friday at 2 pm with interment in Panama Union Cemetery.
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Erwin A. Sturges
Niobe
Mr. Sturges
Harmony
Edwin
Susan Eldemyer Sturges
Panama Methodist Church
Georgia Shannon Sturges
Eva Leamer
Cherry Tree
Spitzer
Clymer
Funeral
Panama Union Cemetery
Alternate ToKim Project Faces Pentagon Scrutiny
Officials discuss a proposed 110 1 control dam to reduce flood risk along the river. Engineers Morgen Tischner and secretary O Neill outline plans to divert excess water through canals toward Lake Erie, claiming lower costs and better flood protection for the Seneca region.
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Altern ToKim
Pentagon
Edward Here
Cone Warren
Cattarang
Lake Erie
Dene
Dene Secretary of the Were O'Neill § Nelius V, Lene Morgan
Apt Tischner
Neers
Tischn
O'Neill
Hiner
Morgen
Tischner
Morgan
Kina
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