Erie area notices mix crime, court, and community updates
A Corry Journal printing notice leads with a Buffalo railroad injury civil suit where Joseph O. Masterson claims permanent harm from a broken brakeshoe. Other items report Red Cross blood drive turnout, shoplifting arrests, a fraud conversion case, a long list of local appointments, a mayoral stance on Sunday service, and Memorial Day injuries. Multiple named locals and institutions appear, including Erie residents, Meadvillie flag day planners, and Meafield clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie
Joseph O. Masterson
Masterson
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
Titusville
Red Cross
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Wtf
Luts
Mario
Bggnont
George Wuenschel
Capt
Hetico
Raymond Myers
Bagnont
Wuenschel
Eris
Roosevelt Clark
Eric
Frank Smith
Soldiers’ and’ Sailors Home
Clark
Smith
Michael Fineck
Clarke
James L. Gilliland
National Fuel Gas Co
Hamot Hospital
Gilliland
Oil City
Haworth
N. J
Merle Amy
North Center Street
Morton
Women's Relief Corps
St. Eric
Herbert P. Sore
Milton Abbott
Gertrude A. Taylor
Warsaw
Tn. Y
Hospital Report Admits Multiple Local Residents
The Hospital Report lists admissions and names of local residents including Mrs James Nardree of Bear Like and 13 year old Elisabeth Kowalski of Union City. The notes include addresses and family connections among residents of Warren, Tyrone, Bear Lake, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nardree
East Muisfcont
Freddensen
Ayswl
Donk Skinner
Union City
Dunn
Walter Kowalski
Clorald Willams
Erie
Donna
Ji Mim
Donald Pike
North Geiser Street
Warren Mortis
Sparansburo
John Harris
Tyrone
Wieabeth
Frosten Person
East Mule Street
Malcol McGinnis
James Simmons
East South Street
Kenneth Shindledecker
Columbus Avenue
Dora Daye
South
Stron
Henry Dyer
Bear
Elwood Nelson
R. D
Engineer Hart Dies in Dover Heart Attack at 52
Dr. David Hart 52 a leading pyrotechnic engineer and head of Picatinny Arsenal's pyrotechnic lab died yesterday in Dover New Jersey from a heart attack. He had taught at Brooklyn College and City College of New York.
Bull Wins Split Decision In Pa Supreme Court
Mary Louise Bosley sued Dale Andrews after his bull Wandered onto her land eight years earlier and she claimed a heart attack from fear. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in a 4-2 ruling, held no damages for shock or emotional injury without physical impact. Justice Bell authored the majority opinion. Justice Musmanno dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Michael Musmanna
Mary Louise Bosley
West Salem Township
Dale Andrews
Bosley
Bell
Herbert B. Cohen
County Common Pleas Court
State Superior Court
Andrews
Khrushchev backs away from Tito in 1966 assessment
AP analysis recalls how Khrushchev 1950s 1956 shifts challenged Moscow’s single leadership. It notes Yugoslav Tito’s independence strained Soviet control, with Bulgaria and Poland upheavals cited and Khrushchev’s 1966 remarks criticizing two kinds of socialism. Also reports Maude Nugent death at 35, writer of Sweet Rosie O Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist’ Party
Stalin
Tito
Poland
Simy
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
New York
Maude Nugent
Sweet Rosie O'Grady
William Jerome
Presbyterians Face Need for Twice as Many Ministers
The newly formed United Presbyterian Church of the U S seeks to train double the ministers over 12 years. The Council on Theological Education projects 157 new faculty hires, $15.7 million in buildings, and $1.35 million yearly in higher salaries. By 1970 the church would require about 9,000 traditional ministers. The Rev H B Siesel urged action to break historic church patterns and foster greater zeal. Five states outside New York prepared centennial celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
U.s
Nes
H. B. Siesel
Roslyn
Terrorist Suspect Surrenders After Tear Gas Raid
Pittsburgh residents report a gunman identified as Joe Courty, 58, who fired from his South Side home and surrendered after police deployed tear gas grenades. Neighbors say he is a retired Pittsburgh Railways worker living in the house, and patrol officers pursued him as he fired from the doorway before retreating inside. He was taken to the South Side police station for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
South Side
Ritles
Joe Courty
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Stanley Obidzinski
Courey
Obideinskt
James McAfee
Jourey
Theodore Roosevelt
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Arthur J.gardner
Proto
Ca. Pilana
Ruth McAdoo
Sient
St Vincent's Hospital
Mus
William Barringer
John L Brooks
T Hal
Conch Company
Lave Station
F. L. Baressi
Eriet An Erteman
Herbert P. Sorg
John Junior Payne
Payne
Willis Kelly
Allegheny County
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Wntm
Teller
Angustis Roth
Florence
Roth
Diemer
First Avenue
West Main Street
Richard Daniel Swab
Harry Swab
Swab
McCammellsburg Medical Center
Dad
Cherry
Corry
Meadville
Irs Lodge
Diamond Park
W. 8. Brown
Detroit
General Federation of Women's Clubs
YO Chon
Dole Ci
Rexall
Center St
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Phrystclin
Corry Hospital
Rost Parker
Meadagenus
Harold Skinner
East Main
Bull
Supreme Court
Charles EL Robinson
Nancy Robinson
Sig Halize
Jupiter
Fla
Loblaws
Dailey
Orchard Park
the Norris
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street, Corry
Marlow
James Marlow
AP Nova
Revere
Better Homes and Garden
Paul
Norelco
Look
Saturday Evening Post
NBC
Service and Health
His Republic
Periac
Dren
Pittsbur
Joseph Branwood
McBride
Brandtner
Allegheny Ci Wold
Aliquippa
Pallow
Fidort
Claud
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