Water man fined after fracas at Ellery town hall
Mayville report says Douglas L. Waterman age 18 of Ashville was fined 25 dollars and ordered to pay medical and hospital bills for Harold Joseph Hanson age 18 of Portage Road Westfield following a Saturday night incident in Sheldon Hall road Town of Ellery. Sunday dinners at McTonnell's Restaurant Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Douglas L. Waterman
Ashville
Harold Joseph Hanson
Portage Road
Westfield
Sheldon Hall Road
Ellery
McTonnell’s
Columbus
City and Vicinity Notes From Crawford County Locales
Independent notices span county events from the Crawford County CIO Council urging immediate action to secure federal surplus food for needy families, to school board actions and local hazards. Reports cover workplace injuries at Warren State Hospital, a Meadvillie fire, a motorcyclist injury near Meadville, and community notices on dances, clubs, and garage-area incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsville
Crawford County Cio Industrial Uiion Council
Bleelworkers Hall
George M. Hummer
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Falconer School
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Campee
Jhe
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Warren
Joseph Catrabone
Eric
Warren General Hospital
Warren State Hospital
Catrabone
Noyd and Nagorski
Erie
Crawford
Chautauqua
At The Hospital Admits and Discharges Reported
At The Hospital compiled as of 7 am today lists admissions including Mrs M D Bertram 225 East South Street and Emma Knight Riceville along with other local names. Discharges include Granville Morris and son Daniel Louis Spartansboro Clement Miller 803 Grand Street and Davide Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Teresa's Auditorium
Union City
M.D. Bertram
East South Street
Tocys Hospital
Mardline Ploss
Charles Pless
Sixth Street
Hamar Hospital
Erie
M. D. Bertram
John Rubay
D. J. Daniel
Harold Cruker
Snyder Circle
Emma Knight
Riceville
William Flick
Snydersivle Davi
Clayton ‘Diener
North Center
Andrew Moore
Raymond Halston
R. D
Jenore
Glenn King
West Corness Street
Josie Mourton
Mall Street
Albert Macko
East Main Areet
Granville Morris and Son
Daniel Louis
Spartansboro
Clement. Miller
Grand Street
Davide Turner
Erie to Donate Pacific Type Steam Locomotive to Korea
Erie Railroad will donate a large Pacific type steam locomotive to the American-Korean Foundation to aid rebuilding Korean railways. The engine, weighing over 270000 pounds, will be turned over to Kenyon Bolton in Cleveland on June 24 by Erie president Paul W Johnston, then shipped to San Francisco for ocean transshipment to Korea. The locomotive, once on the New York to Chicago mainline and later New Jersey commuter service, has been in storage after a two year overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Kenyon Bolton
Ohio
Paul W. Johnston
Erie
San Francisco
Korea
I Foundation
Erle
New York
Chicago
New Jersey
French American Talks See Progress On Indochina And European Defense
President Eisenhower disclosed in a public letter to French President Coty that he expects informal talks with Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden. The discussions aim to resume intimate conversations with the French government on Indochina and European defense in the coming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Eisenhower
Rene Coty
White House
Churchill
Eden
Coty
France
Sixteen doctors threaten to quit Miners Hospital staff
Spanagler Pa sixteen av(a) tors on the Miners Hospital staff vow to resign July 15 unless State Senator John Haluska is fired from his $600 month administrator post. The board rejects formal receipt of the ultimatum but notes the hospital cannot risk a clash. Haluska denies planning to quit as the hospital contemplates a nurses school closure and a proposed transfer of nurses to a Texas cancer clinic proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Miners Hospital
Cambria
John Haluska
Richard Todhunter Jr
Todhunter
Haluksa
Harry M. Hoxey
Dallas
Texas
Hosital
Numbers Profits Really Add Up
A local numbers racket tale praises big payoffs and cash in hand. Police traced winnings from a $3,500 hit and several $1,000 to $1,100 payouts, noting 375 tickets sold at 60 cents weekly for a $225 stake and eight payoff slips totaling $9. Profit emerges as a talking point amid arrests and alleged gambling activity. Also notes the death of Robert N. Denham, 63, ex general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtontown
Nob
Numbers
NLRB
ST. Louis
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Anti-Red Forces Begin Revolt in Guatemala
Guatemala's Foreign Minister Toriello said the battle for Guatemala has begun and rebels, aided by Nicaragua and other Central American nationals, bombed San Jose. He cited Castill o's forces and a gas depot fire as reported actions amid ongoing mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Continuea Nom
Toriello
Nicaragua
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Castillo
San Jose
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Instant Maxwell House
Hershey's
Armour's Choice
Edward F. Nelson
Spring Creek
Purpura’s Inn
West Main Street
Ees Ship’ Shole Sa
Ey Zeen In
Harper's Bazaar
Geniius
Suonz
Powell Motors
Park Street
Superior Cleaning Company
William FR. Dailey
Rileburgh
Meadville City Hospital
St Ate
Meadvilly
Dailey
Leff
Mone
Margaret Spa
Ducelo
Meadville
Dalley
Wayne Correy
Gonnewut Lake
William Armitage Jr
Esso
Welshitsville
Mead Park
Thin City
Zoe Woestron
Blair
Warren County
Mark Burgess
Smethport
McKean
Stewart Hat Shop
Fie
Fred Curman
Ardis L. Davis
Cyrl Ralph
D. 1
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Clymer
Clymer Central Board
Pent Yan
H. K. Nuttall Equipment Company
Sherman
McConnell’s
Columbus Y
West End
William J. Kerr
Journal
Greenwood
Clementary
Geneva
Hanks
Hurriane
Mennville
Building Authority
Iroquois
Iron City
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Corry Beverage
Angelo Frisina
Youngsville
Yoinasville Community TV Association
Tegatt
Mix Construction Company
Bradford
Chuck
Fern
VFW! Glub
Marshall Sherwood Painters & Decorators
Wetherills Paints
RHEEM
Carl Hixson
Wise
New York State
Charles M. Johnston
Tionesta
Grace McMichael
Forest County
C. R
Corry
Tunnell
Ize
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