Erie Girl On bicycle struck by car in drive way
A seven year old Erie girl Kathient Allen was riding a bicycle when Joseph Sekula backed a car from his driveway striking her. She received right wrist abrasions at Hatot Hospital and was released. Police described the driver as a man about 25, 5 feet 10 inches tall with medium build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Department
Tf Erie
Steve Guzak
Kathient Allen
Erie
Hatot Hospital
Gygak
Joseph Sekula
Herbie Johnson
Arthur J. Gardner
Chamber of Commerce
Gardner
Lady Franklin Rebekah ‘Lodge
Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
P.m
Eyre
Arthur J. Gardnop
Edward Willams
Jack Johnson
Williams
Gertrude Barber
Fountainette
Women's Relief Corps
Clara Hill
Department
Velma Long
Hallmark Cards
Charles J. Orloff
Gladys Jubas
Brown Avenue Auto
Wadsworth
William Yunker
Henry Yunker
Don Merriman
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Columbus Club
Water Department
Chestnut Street
Arthur Wd. Gardner
Naval Reserve
Republicans Meet To Form Committees In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Republicans meet to reorganize the state committee and pick a nominee for the Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of T McKeen Chidsey. George S Bloom is expected to be reappointed state chairman with Judge Robert E Woodside as leading candidate. Democrats have yet to nominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
GOP
George S. Bloom
Robert E. Woodside
Millersburg
Woodside
Sheraton Hotel
Bloom
Allegheny County
Henry X. O'Brien
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
T. McKeen Chidsey
Easton
Ruth Glenn Pennell
Edward Harris
Mitchell McCartney
State Council of Republican Women
Arthur T. McGamele
Harold Sassen
McGennvie
Lie Dinney
William & Liverigood
Somerset
Campany
Biaswen
Hold Rites For Rev. F Graves At Erie Area Church
A large funeral service honored Rev. F Graves with honorary bearers from the church committee and Ushers Society. Delegations from Sisters of Mercy and visiting priests attended, with a long list of clergy from Erie and nearby towns including Meadeville Sharon Titusville and North East. The service featured many attending priests led by Rt Rev Gannon Marino Turner and others from CSSR St Bonaventure and regional parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asom
Joseph Baresi
Angelo Frisina
Frank Perry
George Taylor
Ushers Society
Sisters of Mercy
Brie
Bet— Peacock
Rober Graves
Raymond Dundeck
Mary Diebt
Clarence Blenner
Perry Shepard
Donal Blenner
Jack Back
Lawrence Chisp
Washington
Cat Brandt
Cleveland
John M. Gannon
Lewis A, Marino
Alfred Watson
Erle
Sullivan
Titusville
James J. Gannon
The
John J. Guintvin
Joseph Finnean
Joseph Messinger
Willian J. Maloney
Daniel J. Martin
John B. Hagerty
Richard Pidedrichs
Anthony Nowakowski
R. D. Goodill
Thomas F. Griffin
Walter H Lohse
Norbert G. Wolf
Robert J. Lewis
A. J. Kleber
Joseph T. Scheffner
Arthur Fleckenstein
Louis Lorel
William Ka
Franklin
R. Butryt
Cyril Cooper
Prank Tushini
Clarendon
J. H. Seyboldt
Robert Cohan
Warre
William J. Maloney
L. J. Antoui
T. J. Kaltenbach
Oil City
Thomas F. Eustace
East Brady
William Hall
Lucinda
Louis Pascal
Farrell
E. Z. Jacobs
Tidioute
Donald J. Scully
Johnsonburg
John M. Coleman
Ridgway
Raymond O
Meter
McKean
Richard F. Tellers
Frenchtown
Eugene Deutsch
St. Bonaventure
YMCA Calendar Highlights Week Events
The YMCA calendar lists events for the week including a Monday session titled The is for You at 5:45 PM on WOTR and a 7:30 PM board meeting for the J ce. Tuesday features a Golden Age Club 1 PM, Wednesday includes Alpha Hi Club at 7:30 PM, Friday hosts Mother and Daughter swim 7 PM, and Saturday a Dee Jay Record Hop 8 to 11:30 PM with Junior Hi Party 7 to 10 PM on Friday.
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WOTR
Jce
Dee Jay
Progress In Phila Strike Reported
Progress toward settlement emerged in the Philadelphia Teamsters strike against the Inquirer, Bulletin, and Courier-Post on the 22nd day. Federal mediators will meet. the Inquirer files unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB while guilds seek wage gains and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Teamsters
Hig ¢Ily
Associated Press
Inquirer and
Bulletin
Courier-Post
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia Tnquirer
American Newspaper Guild
National Labor Relations Board
the Inquirer
Thes Guild
Thquiger
Delay Review of Turner Case By Court Ward
A California judge postponed reviewing his order that made Lana Turner’s daughter Cheryl Crane a court ward. Cheryl, 14, remains in custody of her maternal grandmother Mildred Tuer as Steve Crane appeals. Judge Allen T. Lynch set a new review date of September 25, hoping the appeal is settled by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Manila
Calif
Lana Turner
Cheryl Crane
Allen T. Lynch
Cheryl
Steve Crane
Mildred Tuer
Lynch
John Stompanato
Stompanato
Lans
Turner
Beverly Hills
Hospital Report List Of Admitted And Discharged Names
At the hospital report compiled as of today several individuals are listed as admitted or discharged. Names include Brindley an 8 year old Rae Roberts 6M1 year old daughter Katherine Pless 3, Sidney Smith 809 East Columbus, Mrs. John Little Pittsfield, and many others with addresses in Sparansburg Columbus and Spartansburg. Also noted is Orville Mapson Jr Bear Lake New Jersey a heavy industry state with forests over 46 percent of its land.
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Brindley
Telford Berkey
Sparansbilre
Rae
Charles Roberts
Columbus
Leon Davids
Elk Street
George Schramiing
Hatch Street
Katherine
Alfred Pless
Ohio Street
Sidney E. Smith
East Columbus Avenus
John Little
Pittsfield
David Ehrhardt
Spartansboro
Daniel
Mary Lou
Roy Hayes
R. D
Thomas Varrassa
Carl Morton
Union City
Alton Armitage
David Alton
Summer Street
Kathy
Helen Petty
East South Street
Edward
I'Shirley Wendt
Cindy
Elizabeth Graham
East Washington Street
Elton L. Miller
Spartansburg
Mary Ellen Ohrn
East Congress Street
Zennie Fish
Irving Street
Frank Sanders
R, D
Theresa
Andrew Tombo
Robert D. Pless
David Wayne
Glennie A. Rugar Jn
Orville Mapson Jr
Bear Lake
New Jersey
Colette
Coles
McClintock
Foxbury
Foxby
Will
Toreh
Pennsylvania
Corr
Babson Foresees No U S Russia Shooting War This Term
Babson argues that a shooting war between the United States and Russia is unlikely in the Eisenhower era. He warns of possible brush wars, especially in the Middle East, and examines chemical warfare, atomic threats, and growing Russian economic pressure as risks to the global economy. He cautions that recession could worsen by 1960 without counteracting measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mans
Ing
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
South America
Ollrich
Great Britain
Egypt
Protecting Against Any Form Of World War II Tactics
Strong guidance urges readers to defend against global war risks by prudent economic action. Advice includes diversifying investments in small industrial firms and resource-rich companies, avoiding long-term bonds, and favoring chain stores for geographic spread. Emphasizes civil defense, sane faith, health, education, and industry as safeguards for survival.
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Central West
Seacoast
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Guy and Vicinity
William Lauvertiy
Spring Creek
Wiltech
McIntyre’s
Minnesota
Crystal Coal CO
Manin Ago
Corry, Ps
Cleary
Nate
the Bragken Funeral Home
F. Graves
YMCA
Phila
Ellis
Carload
Corry Corry
Gerald Hammond
Tom
Corry Hospital
Babson
Gilson’s
Columbus “Y
General Electric
Thomas Motors
Chevrolet Motor Co
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Corry
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ
Scientist
East Columbus
Wayne Street
Corry, PA
F. C. Chapin & Son
Babel
Porter
Naylor
Service and Health
Silver Lin
Evang Ten
Mead
Pres Bennink
H. Ray
Bennit B. Johnson
Bess DeLury
Dent
Cu John —Babeos Carl Henton
Townsend
Reg Townsend
Tiffa Smith Street
Hulda Sitler
Getler Bay
Sitter
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