Erie readers note heroism award and local notices
An Erie man received a Milwaukee police department heroism citation for an act on June 17 in Milwaukee Harbor while a dock worker died in the rescue. The ceremony aboard the lake carrier Philip Minch was arranged by the Lake Carriers Association. Also listed are local notices: a funeral business expansion in Fort Lauderdale, paint sale, a court hearing for a hit-and-run driver, a Friday buffet, city council insurance contract, and multiple community notices across Erie and surrounding towns.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Erie
Mil
Lake Carriers Association
Milwaukee Police
Lake Cartier Philip Minch
Lorain
Ohio
Gary Page
James Hogan
Page
Ronald Habursky
Charles Glover
Hamet Hospital
Hogan
Hotel Corry
Erie Erie
Provic
Arthur J. Gardner
Buckeye Union Fire Insurance Co
Columbus
Presque Isle Insurance Agency
Grice Jewelers
John Cochran
Lyons Transportation Co
Cochran
Grand Valley
Oil City
James Gorman
Minick
Gormans
My Gorman
North Carolina
Hospital report highlights admissions discharges and incidents
Admitted Linda Goodwill from Clymer and George Hall Bear Jake Daniel Clark and others. Discharged Mrs Harry Brows Mrs Bror Larson Dale and Emory Morton party. Erie reports malicious mischief arrest of Jack Ross after window breaking and assault claim. Jamestown patient James Buzard treated after elbow wound. Local items note car crash injures Peter Teichenlaub at St Vincent's Hospital. Community events include a slide show and Methodist Weekend at Wesley Woods Camp and summer blouse sale at Mabel's Shoppe.
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Linda
Fred Goodwill
Clymer
George Hall
Bear Jake
Daniel
Pat Clark
Joseph
Joseph E. Sventek
Fe D
Harry Brows
Spartinsburg
Bror Larson
R. D
Dale
Clarence Hutchinson
Marion Street
Emory Morton
Bonnie Renee
West Smith Street
John Little
Pittsfieldt
Cathy
Darwin Steadman
Columbus
Kathrine
Alfred Pless
Ohio Street
Betty Hall
East South Street
Hotel Corry
Jamestown
James R. Buzard
Likewood
Jamestown General Hospital
Buzard
Eric
Peter Teichenlaub
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robert J Powers
Erie
Herbie Johnson
Meadville
Methodist Church
Wesley Woods Camp
Grand Valley
Conference Board of Education
Mabel
No Tomatoes Pile Up as Prices Fail to Cover Harvest
Bremond Texas reports the bottom has fallen out of the market with farmers letting ripe tomatoes rot in the fields. Growers say the ten cent per pound price does not cover gathering costs, leaving harvests unsold.
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Bremond
Tex
Erie car chase ends in wreck and theft at Route 6 near Ripley
Patrolman John Spencer pursued a speeding stolen car along Route 6 near Ripley when it overturned at the state line. A suspect reportedly fled in another vehicle. Separately, Macko's Market advertised meats and prices, and a wool pool at the Titusville railroad station processed 26,925 pounds of wool from 135 consignors, up from last year.
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Erie
North East
Route
Ripley N
John Spencer
State Line
Tian
Joseph Beiluomint
Belle
Morrell
Macko’s Market
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
Appeal Over Pinball Ruling Sparks Crisis in Fayette County
A higher court was asked to overturn a Fayette County Court ruling that multiple coin- operated pinball machines are gambling devices subject to seizure. Attorney Louis Glaso argued that whether a machine is gambling is for the legislature and that pinball is a game of skill. The case arose from raids that led to seizure of 41 pinball machines.
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Fayette County
Louis Glasso
Glaso
Chivalry Dead Driver Cited After Rain Patrol
Patrolman Wedemeyer cited a man for a U turn after he drove onto a sidewalk under a store awning to pick up two young women to spare them from heavy rain. The driver's name was not available.
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Volumbuds
Unio WI
Charles J. Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Foreign Aid Bill Hits Snag Over Currency Use
Eisenhower administration foreign aid program worth 3.675 billion dollars stalls in a jurisdictional dispute over using U S owned currencies for overseas scientific and health projects. Conferees, who had settled differences, meet again to resolve House and Senate objections.
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Washington
House
Senate
DeMille Shows Improvement Says Physician
Cecil B. De Mille, 7 year old? no, the producer is reported to be definitely improved by his physician after last week’s circulatory disorder. He was taken to Gedars of Lebanon Hospital for treatment.
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Revlon
Carroll's
Rouseville
Bynd Farm Bridge
Kaneville
Paul J. Fox
John Douglas Ritts
Bynd’ Farm
James Nixon
Fox
Ritts
Sally Shannon
Oil City
Franklin
Hallmark Cards
Sea’s
Titusville
Theodore W. Wescoat
Wescoat
Titusville Hospital
Diemer’s
Mayville
Board of Education
Mayville Central School
Marilyn Clute
F. Donald Dietrich
Fred Fischer
George H. Dudley
Dudley
Ike’s
Demille
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Gedars of Lebanon Hospital
County Health Unit Defines Nuisances in Erie County
In its first year the Erie County Department of Health logged dozens of nuisance requests. Dr James T Googe notes most were within regulations and sanitarians acted to abate. Five nuisance headings cover sewage disposal, decaying matter, stagnant water, objectionable establishments, and unsafe water supplies.
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Erie County Department of Health
James T- Googe
Health Department
County Health
Googe
Erie County
City of
Erie
Alfred Lunt Hospitalized with High Fever in New York
Actor Alfred Lunt, believed to have a high fever for several days, was rushed to a New York hospital last night by his physician for treatment and observation.
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New York
Alfred Lunt
Credit Control Revival Seen As Inflation Curb
Treasury officials consider reviving standby consumer credit controls to curb inflation. Secretary Anderson and others fear large deficits will fuel price rises, urging Congress to empower regulation of down payments and installment terms on autos and appliances after the recession.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Congress
Credit Authority
Eisenhower
Treasury
Six Ride Crippled Bomber To Safety
The bomber faced a dangerous landing as structural concerns about wing stability and fuel load were weighed. Crew members including Lt. Frank L. Hicks and Capt. Thomas H. Hanley described the tense decision to land at 11 27 p.m. after a late maneuver to recover control. Col. James K. Johnson praised the crew for avoiding panic and choosing a controlled approach.
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Chase
Frank L. Hicks
Olympia
Wash
Thomas H. Hanley
Easton
Heromu Goya
Honolulu
Thomas J. Gresalfi
Baldwin
Long Island
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Grice, Jewelers
M. Wanamaker Bowers
Port Lauderdale
Fla
Bowers
Wannie
Southern Aluminum Furniture Co
Ft. Lauderdale
McIntyre’s
Minnesota
Corry Beverage Distributor
Felix Shubert
Shubert
Corry Rollerway
Suuiday
Jacques Gelinas
Ft. LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
Gelinas
Quebec
Marshall Sherwood
Tfm
Corry Hospital
Jack
Ross
Neigbor
Joseph Martin
Merchie
Calabrese
Service and Health
Colmbus Avenue
Dench
Country Club Road
Murphy’s
Surfas SurfarTone
North Center Street
Our
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Memger Federal Deposit ~ Insurance Corporation
Pillsbury
Betty
F&p Pee
Peck