Erie County stamp plan unlikely for a year says commissioner
County Commissioner Lewis Rzymeck said a Par ks stamp plan for Erie County appears unlikely for at least a year after discussions in Harrisburg with Nelal Edward J. McMahon. Other Pennsylvania counties in worse condition would be eligible first. Local officials warn the plan could require substantial funding and local ravine impacts. Rain is needed soon to stave off drought affecting Chautauqua County crops, hayfields, and pastures as warned by agricultural agent Roger W. Cramer.
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Erie County
Lewis Rzymeck
Nelal Edward J. McMahon
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua County
New York State
Roger W. Cramer
Hill-Burton
Louis Raymek
State Department of Welfare
Erie County Hospital
Two Men Killed in Cycle Car Crash at Hanover Area
An early morning wreck near Hanover, Pennsylvania, left two men dead and one injured. Dean S. Myers, 30, of Spring Grove, rode the motorcycle with passenger John Tsipsibelis, 19, also of Spring Grove. Driver Gillingham F. Landis, 33, of Hanover, sustained injuries.
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Charles A. Sandburg
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wayne Street
Anover
Here
Dean S. Myers
Spring Grove
John Tsipsibelis
Spring Grave
Gillingham F. Landis
Hanover
Quiz on Greece sparks prize for encyclopedia work
Junior Editors asks readers to look up Greek architecture styles from the Golden Age in Britannica. Linda Ingersoll of Oswego, NY wins the weekly grand prize of Britannica Junior Encyclopedias. readers can mail postcards for a chance at the daily prize of $10.
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Uranus
Heaven
Gaea
Earth
Titans
Saturn
Cronus
Athens
Pericles
Linda Ingersoll
Oswego
N. Y
Four thousand dollar train trip to Notre Dame graduation
Houston family of 23 travels by private Pullman car to Indiana for their son’s Notre Dame graduation. John W Madden, head of Rex Supply Co, says fare is about 4000 for the trip. The clan includes six daughters, three sons and many relatives. Notre Dame reserves Cavanaugh Hall for the Madden visit.
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Houston
Indiana
University of Notre Dame
John W. Madden
Notre Dame
Madden
Rex Supply Co
Santa Fe
Ince
Rita Massey
John P. Madden
John
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Cavanaugh Hall
Maddens
Desperate Boy Turns to Crime After Earlier Desertion
A one year old boy, living in the woods after foster parents deserted him three weeks ago, was found after a house breaking spree in Northern Chester County. He carried a shotgun and rifle, stole $70, cigarettes, and candy, and set a cupboard fire. State police and juvenile officers took custody. no name released.
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Pottstown
Conrad Grove
Coventryville
Set
Bolek Tayleehy
Tarlechy
Chester County
Schuylkill River
Pennsylvania
Tarleby
Grove
Boy crushed to death in backyard collapse
Four year old Frank Corso Jr. was playing near a four foot high brick and cement wall when the structure collapsed on him in Youngstown Ohio. He died two hours later at St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Frank Corso Jr
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Standards push to standardize containers across world trade
Americans seek cost cuts and broader markets through a global standard for American containers. The American Standards Association says ISO will adopt the standard this year, enabling intermodal transport from Roanoke to Rome and Akron to Ankara. Full interchangeability could cut domestic costs and boost exports, with potential $100 billion rise in trade outside the Communist bloc in ten years.
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New York
U.S
American Standards Association
Internaional Organization For Standardization
Roanoke
Rome
Akron
Ankara
Europe
Far East
Latin America
Association
White Man Killed In Race Riots
In Davidson County violence erupted as rocks and bottles struck police cars and a Negro church window. Photographer Art Richardson, 25, was shot in the back and later listed in stable condition. Fred Linke, 24, died after a head wound. A white man, James Comer, 25, faced charges for striking a Negro girl. state troopers were deployed as protests intensified in nearby Greensboro where 287 Negroes were arrested after a sit-in.
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Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Fred Linke
Lexington
Link
Winston-Salem
Richardson
James Comer
Davidson County
Homer Lee Cox
State Highway Patrol
Greensboro
Boy Scouts to Receive 116 Acres in Potter Township
The Supis Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America will get 116 acres of state land in Potter Township Centre County for $1 under a bill signed by Gov. Scranton yesterday.
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BOY Scouts
Harrisburg
Supis Valley
The
Boy Scouts of America
Potter Twp
Centre County
Scranton
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