Erie and Surrounding News Briefs From The Journal
A batch of local items reports parole board actions on six men including Joseph Ware who is to be released July 2. Other releases involve Richard Proctor and Max Proctor for larceny. Measles warnings from City Health Director Felix Shubert urge prompt reporting and quarantine. A court case sees James Naccarato found guilty of morals offenses and sentenced to six months to a year. Public notices include stock bequeathals to four Erie heirs, a spruce sale at McIntyre’s, and a clothing rummage sale on North Center Street. A proposed Erie Osteopathic Hospital project seeks federal Hill-Burton funds. A Meadville fishing derby opens, and J Albert Deyo, longtime New York State newspaperman, passes away.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
State Parole Board
Herbert Johnson
Joseph B. Ware
Richard Proctor
Youngsville
Max Proctor
Spring Creek
Walter Graham
Erie
Howard Bainbridge
Eric
William Harvey
Grice Jewelers
Felix Shubert
James McLaughlin
Michael Cannaying
McLaughlin
Dairymen’s League
McCray Community House
Mya
Esther Carlson
Jett
Erie Meters System, Inc
N. A. Carlson
Hlece
Hather Lou Carlson
L. P. Smith
Vance Brooks
McIntyre’s
Minnesota
Ellei
Erie Heart
Shubert
Rainbow
Wattsburg
James Naccarato
Allegheny County
Burton Laub
Pranklin
Emilenton
May Sil
Venango County
F. L. Baressi
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
State Health Department
Donald D. Trantum
Health Department
County Medical Society
Arthur J. Gardner
Hayvisburg
Divison
J. J. Stinson
Stinson
Diemer's
Meadville
Basil Taylor
Springboro
Crawford County
Tulge Herbert A. Mook
Meadville Recreation
Hospital Admission and Discharges in Corry Report
At the hospital report compiled today, admissions include Richard J. Hughes R D 3 Mrs Noble McCafferty 34 Snyder Circle Mrs Peter Glavis 25 Seventh Street Mrs Lawrence C G Nichols 4421 South Center Street Mrs E W Baccus 424 South Center Street Joseph Peery 718 West Walnut Ward Thomas T Ward 131 West Smith Street Discharges list William Fitch 14 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fitch 55 West Columbus Avenue Ronald Fitch 14 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hardy Bear Likes Mrs Vircil Tubbs Spring Creek
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Richard J. Hughes
R. D
Noble MccCafferty
Snyder Cirele
Peter Glavis
Seventh Streets
Lawrence CG
Nichols
South Center Street
E. W. Baccus
Center Street
Joseph Peery
West Wash
Alree
Thomas TF. Ward
West Smith Street
William
Frank Fitch
West Columbus Avenue
Ronad
Robert Hardy
Vircil ‘Tubbs
Spring Creek
Senator Clark Urges Open Markets for Anthracite in France
Senator Joseph Clark urges Secretary Dulles to open France to American anthracite to bolster support for reciprocal trade. He notes France buys coal from Soviet Russia and sometimes blocks American licenses, threatening the trade program. Clark also hints at making reciprocal trade permanent and cites Pennsylvania coal unemployment due to market shrinkage.
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Washington
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Dulles
France
Benelux
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Grasshoppers Leave Colorado Insect Pest Deemed Overstated
A federal farm official says two days of searching eastern Colorado found few grasshoppers and that the infestation may be magnified. Leavitt Booth, state director of the Farmers Home Administration, notes plans to spray crop and range lands under a 14 million dollar emergency fund approved by the Legislature last week.
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Colorado
Denver
Leavitt Booth
Farmers Home Administration
Talks Resume In Phila Walkout As Teamsters Strike
Federal mediator Paul Yager planned morning talks with Teamsters and management and afternoon sessions with the American Newspaper Guild and the Inquirer. The Inquirer guild unit, representing editorial and clerical staff, walked out June 1 as their contract expired, with The Bulletin and Camden Courier-Post also affected though lacking guild units.
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Phila
Philadelphia
Teamsters
The
Inquirer
Bulletin
Paul Yager
American Newspaper Guild
the Inquirer
Camden M. Ja Courier-Post
Hollings Named South Carolina Governor With 45000 Vote Margin
Ernest F Hollings a Charleston lawyer and tireless campaigner was named South Carolina’s next governor by a wide margin over Donald S Russell. At 36 he becomes the state’s youngest modern governor. Russell a 52 year old ex University of South Carolina president lost after a runoff. With most precincts in Hollings led 190103 to 145263. The party designation in this Democratic state is effectively the general election. Republicans have not filed a slate for November.
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Volumbia
A. Vey
Ernest F. Hollings
Charleston
South Carolina
Marygin
Donald S. Russell
Hollings
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
Russell
University of
Czechs Release Captured GI After Detention
Army Sgt. James Cole of Connellsville Pennsylvania was released by Czech authorities after being detained for two weeks near the Czechoslovakia Austria border while fishing. He declined comment to reporters and was sent to the U S Embassy in Vienna due to exhaustion.
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Sama
Army
James Cole
Connellsville
Free Austria
Cole
U. S
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Probe Goldfine Favours to Judges in SEC Case
The 1948 to 1954 favors involving Goldfine and Judge McCarthy are outlined as the SEC pursued the East Boston matter. Adams says he contacted the SEC in February 1956 but denies seeking special treatment for Goldfine. Goldfine, via Samuel P. Sears, says he paid a $60 Waldorf Astoria bill for McCarthy in 1954 and refused repayment.
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SEC
Adams
Bush Boston
Goldfine
White House
McCarthy
Truman
U. S
Boston
Bennett
New York
East Boston
Samuel P. Sears
Waldorf Astoria
Sears
Study Boy Moon Plan Proposed by 12 Year Old
A 12 year old New York City student from a "special progress" class submits on site a detailed Moon plan to the National Science Foundation for sending a man to space for two weeks and returning him. A Pentagon scientist calls the proposal workable pending further development. Jonathan Oro pits, son of a department store owner, has built several small rockets and reads technical books but does not belong to any organized rocket group.
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Wacman Suis Iy
Fional Science Foundation
Pentagon
Jonathan Oro- Pits
New York City
Jonathan
Washington
Princess Grace urged to return to films in nun role
French producer Jules Barkon and adviser Pasher Bruckberger traveled from Chicago to Monaco to persuade Princess Grace Kelly to resume acting. Bruckberger said the princess would consider a screen return if the role differed from her past parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axenreencenoy
Erincess Grace
Monaco
Jules Barkon
London Daily Herald
Increase In SS Payments Seen Apap 4
Social Security expert Dr Wilbur J Cohen predicts Congress will raise benefits for about 11 million people by 10 percent this year. He expects higher wage tax base from 4200 to 4400 dollars and eligibility for dependents of disabled recipients.
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Cerepryy Alles Oy
Congress
Wilbur J. Cohen
University of Michigan
Cohen
Washington
House
Ways and Means
No Compromise On Trade Duties Continued
The United States may be deeply involved in tariff negotiations with European Common Market countries. Ben Lyndon B Johnson of Texas, Senate Democratic leader, backs the five year extension but some Democratic colleagues wavering. Sen Russell Long of Louisiana, Finance Committee member, predicts Senate will approve no more than a three year extension.
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United States
Ben
Lyndon B. Johnson
Exas
Senate
Russell Long
D-La
Finance Committee
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