Line-O-Ads Erie City Soliciwr Gerad Weber said yesterday
Erie taxpayers have never paid a cent toward Water Department expansion, Weber said after a search of records. All expansion has been paid from water receipts, over 100 years old, with no tax money used. The notice also lists several local items: a dance at Spartansburg Hotel featuring Pearl Nichols and orchestra. Erie highway route decisions to avoid property speculation. Nickel Plate Railroad use of NYC tracks. football season tickets sale at the Ritz. Burglaries in Ridgway and surrounding areas. and multiple small notices about local ads, events, and fines.
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Erie City Soliciwr
Gerad Weber
Erie
Water Department
Weber
Spartansburg
Pearl Nichols
Arthur J. Gardner
Sixth Ward
Highway Department
Smur
Gardner
Gerald Weber
New York Central Railroad
Nickel Plate
Nyc
Ewald Carlson
Kersey
Lawrence Johnson
Albert Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Weedville
Eagle Furniture
Builders Supply
Columbus
Titusvilles
Pennsylvania
Independent Petroleum’ Association of America
Turben
Auto Servce
Chevrolet
Eda
Mike Shulkowsky
R. D
Waterford
Leon B. Bernis
Endeavor
Corry Rotary Club
Corty
Sea’s Drugs
Tf Ridgway
Jarald Jones
Mill Street
Johnsonbure
Justice of the Peace
Harry C. Law
Ridgway
Jones
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Kane
Emergency-Call Fails In Fall At Sorry Memorial Hospital
Fragmented notes show admissions and discharges at Sorry Memorial Hospital and surrounding residents with addresses in Union City Pittsfield and Clymer. The report notes a paving job causing road debris and several polio case counts in Cattaraugus County with no vaccination details.
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Sorry Memorial Hospital
Tractor accident at Thunderbolt Raceway injures driver
Allen Nelson 32 was admitted to Hamet Hospital in serious condition after a tractor ran over him at Thunderbolt Raceway Harbor Creek Township Aides said he suffered a fractured left leg and possible internal injuries He gave no address and said the tire on his tractor flaked causing it to veer throwing him off The tractor then ran over him Also four children will benefit from the $6000 estate of May Ella Backus of North East per her will filed for probate yesterday A quantity of scrap copper was reported stolen from Telephone Electronics Installation with an attempted entry by prying a door failed
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Allen Nelson
Hamet
Harborcreek Township
Nelson
Eric
May Ella Backus
North East
Erie
Publisher Richard Simon Dies at 61 in Stamford
Stamford Connecticut rich ard lea simon cofounder of simon and schuster died yesterday of a heart attack at age 61 in stamford.
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Stamford
Conn
Richard Lea Simon
New York
Simon & Schuster
Lawyer Loses Third Hat On Rain Since 1939
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on July 29 traditions held that rain falls daily. The town did not rain though nearby Carmichael and Blacksville did. The rain watcher's hat wager with Three Stooges failed, continuing a long line of bets dating to 1899 with celebrities and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Carmichael
Blacksville
Waynesburts
Atty
John Dally
Stooges
Dally
Daily
Pittsburgh
Bob Prince
Bob Considine
Charlie McCarthy
Jack Dempsey
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Byron
Funeral Rites for John Nakosei Held at St Matthias
Funeral services for John Nakosei will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock from St Matthias Roman Catholic Church in Prench Creek. Interment follows at St Matthias Cemetery. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Nakosei
John Nakosk
St. Matthias
Prench Creek
Spitzer
Clymer
Nixon as VP elevates stature amid dramatic episodes
The article reviews Richard Nixon’s ascent as vice president through two pivotal episodes. In May 1950 a Venezuelan mob attacked his convoy during a goodwill tour, showing courage under pressure. In summer 1959 Khrushchev’s abrupt debate opening in Moscow tested his poise in a tense international confrontation.
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Richard Nixon
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev Nixon TV Debate in Moscow Sets Tone
Exposition in Sokolniki Park captures a televised exchange between Khrushchev and Nixon. Khrushchev argues for openness to ideas while Nixon promotes choice and diverse housing, signaling a clash over top-down decisions. Nixon’s journey from Whittier to Moscow underscores the distance to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokolniki Park
Khrushchev
Nixon
Richard Milhous Nixon
Whittier
Calif
Moscow
Russia
White House
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Bamuell
Roestter Sesterday
Logue
Gerald Eugee
Danny
Carol A. Logue
Allway
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Joseph A. Williamson
Poca Brothers
Chester R. Walker
Clarendon
Fuller Business Service
Franklin
Venango County
Artie Wilson
Richard Ressler
Gorton Oste
Ellery
Robbins
United States
Idnann
Service and Health
Benjamin Richards
1St Pleasant Street
Paul Daniels
Marlon Street
Lucy Fleming
Liberty Street
Harold Wiggers
George Rumbaugh
East Smitht Street
Dean
Charles Mitchell
Arthur Stoddard
Charles Ayers
West Pleasant Street
Mervin Newton
Sonja Lorraine
Mort Street
Andrew Ganta
Rudy Frank
Pittsfield
Roland Rogers
Granville Bailey
Garland
Harriet Roberts
Willow Street
Union City
Jane Magee
Atlantic Street
Loring ‘Thorne
First Avenue
Cosimo DiGenco
Pitenirn
Ellen Weaver
Oil City
James Toohey
West High Street
Mondax
Olean
Lan D. McLayer
Cattaraugus Couney
Randolph
Ted
June Milligan
Jeri
Los Angeles
Teri
Evans
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Mimbla Fedlell
Deposi Digueanod Corporation
VP Post
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Fa
Loblaws
Hot House
Chevy
Harry Hansen
Missoula
Montana
Mr. Hansen
Turben’s Auto
Columbus, Pa
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Ficago
City
W. P. Rev
Ceri
Union For
New M Black Wit
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