Albion Men Lose Civil Case Over New School Plan
Two Albion residents Arnold Bentley and William Buller lost a civil action against Conneaut Township School District over a proposed consolidated school. Judge Burton Laub ruled the project legal, though state funds for construction were withdrawn. The district can proceed using current revenues, with a 38 year lease to the authority. Local facilities were shown to be inadequate for pupil numbers.
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Country Club to Begin Daily Meal Service
Announcement this morning that Corry Country Club will start kitchen service tomorrow. Mrs. George Andris is hired as cook and plans to serve noon lunches and evening meals daily except Monday for members and invited guests.
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Phone Company Upholds Rate Hike In Erie
June 20 report shows Pennsylvania Telephone Corp. defending a second rate increase within a year. President TeWis F Shepherd argued 1950 totals and higher operating costs reduced net return, noting the PUC had set property value at 21 million with a 1.26 million allowed annual return, versus the company claiming 823,800 for the year. Erie City Solicitor Edward Mur-
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Man Declared Legally Dead Reappears After 80 Years
In Pittsburgh on June 20 Thomas Leighty an 85 year old man declared legally dead in 1934 returned seeking a place to sleep and to reconnect with relatives. Police found Ches el Lawrence his nephew who recognized him and cried that it was a miracle after eight decades. Leighty hopes to resume life with family as authorities delay a court hearing to review testimony and exhibits.
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Package Money Bills Move Through Senate Placement
Harrisburg June 20. A package of appropriation bills totaling 078,453,505 for state operations moved to the Senate after House passage. The 46 bills cover education, institutions, and agencies with a $624,175,409 core measure. Debates centered on itemized expenditures and government-wide totals.
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Charles ©. Smith
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