Stalled stake injury case in Erie faces $96,000 claim
In Erie county court Mrs Patricia McLanghlin sues Joseph Wirbeck owner of Joe's Delicatessen for more than 96000 in damages after a September 1957 incident when she tripped on a stake near the store sidewalk. Her husband John is also a plaintiff. The suit was filed yesterday. Nearby items note local notices, contests, and minor city updates.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Tf Erie
Patricia McLanghlin
Erie
Joseph Wirbeck
Joe
Merchie Calabrese
Wilson Buchanan
White Hall Purniture Co
Shim
Grice Jewelers
Jamestown
Walter B. Crawford
Westfield
Jimmy G. Kirkland
Hospital notices and community events in Corry area
Admitted Mrs Simuel Williave and several others at Corry Hospital while a list of discharges includes Mrs Ray Johnson and Mrs Merle Smith. An open house for Crippled Children at Camp Lend-a-Hand near Conneaut Lake is set for July 13, with funding approval for a Perry Memorial House plan. Community events include St Thomas Holy Name Society festival, Townville music classes, and Civic actions in Bradford.
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Meadville
Lend-a-Hand
Conneaut Lake
Crawford County
Society For Crippled Children
St. Thomas
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's School
Perry Memorial House
Graham L. Marsh
David M.conway
Herbert R. Spencer
Corry Beverage Distributor
Bradford
Civil Agronautics Administration
McKean
Cotlweil
Herbie Johnson
Townville
Townville Consolidated School
Anual Townville Music Boosters Club
Hotel Corry
Mendiville
Congress
Theodore Heckman
Pennsylvania
Hungary silent on Nagy executions in UN appeal
Hungary refused to answer a UN request for information on the executions of former Premier Imre Nagy and three other revolt leaders. Government spokesman Laszlo Gyaros said no information would be provided to the five-nation UN committee. The Ministry of Justice later announced Nagy General Pal Maleter and two others had been executed.
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Dularhel
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Laszlo Gyaros
Ministry of Justice
Duneith
Nagy
Pal Maleter
SAGE Warning Center Inaugurated To Shield Northeast
The Semiautomated Ground Environment system began operation with a ceremony led by Gen Curtis LeMay. The first SAGE center, controlled from Colorado Springs, covers New York City and Philadelphia areas plus New Jersey and parts of Connecticut Rhode Island and Delaware. Heavy radar units with 50 foot domes and vast computers process data from long and medium range radar sites to monitor aircraft and defense weapons. The system represents a major advance in air defense, yet cannot track ballistic weapons.
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Nod
SAGE
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Cuny
North American Air Defense Command
Colorido Springs
Colo
New York-Philadelphia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
North America
LeMay
Probers Grill Fox On Influence In 1955 Spotlight
In May 1955 Fox testified about Adams and Goldfine amid FTC scrutiny of Goldfine textiles. Fox claimed Adams planned to “take care of it” for Goldfine, citing past aid to Goldfine’s mills. Adams denied all allegations, declaring the statements false and accusing the subcommittee of hosting an irresponsible witness. Goldfine’s lawyers noted Goldfine could dispute Fox under oath at an upcoming hearing.
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Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
Fox
Adams
Washington
Gov. Adams
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Weven
White House
Roger Robb
Samuel P. Sears
Paper Strike Ends but Drivers Yet Idle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia drivers at two major newspapers ratified an agreement to end a 28 day strike, yet the union demanded all drivers return for Friday editions. Inquirer and Bulletin reported no full resumption, with guilds still on strike at the Inquirer and no guild at the Bulletin. Negotiations continue with mediator Paul Yager and Teamsters Local 528 leaders saying ratification was nearly unanimous. The Courier-Post in Camden remains without a deal and unaffected by guilds.
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Philadelphia
Morning Inquirer
Afternoon Bulletin
Teamsters Local 528
The
Inquirer
American Newspaper Guild
Guild
Paul Yagre
Bulletin
Teamsters
Yager
Sam Gentile
Camden
Courier-Post
Courier Post
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McIntyre’s
Minnesota
R. K. Rumbaugh
Titusville
Washington, D
Rumbaugh
Pleasantville
Pred ‘Thomas
Sibley Memorial (Methodist) Hospital
Diemer’s
Bres City
Frank Burger
Burger
Revlon
Carroll’s
Iyie J Ry Harvey
Mead~ville
Pennsylvania Department of Health
American Water Works Association
Lawrence Hotel
Kenneth Skull
Bryn Mawr
Baxter
Philadelphia Water Commissioner
John.a. Murphy
Pittsburgh Water Department
L. 8 Morgan
Greenshare
Ralph M. Barr
Ohio
National Supply Co
Barr
National Supply
Bolivar
St Thomas’ Lawn
St Erie
Ripley
North East
John Spencer
Richard Strong
R. D
Ike
Franklin
John R. Snow
Pittsburgh
Irwicis
Mirrouruue
W.F. Rickers
Center St
Pittsburgh Paints
Corry Hospital
Simuel Williave
Stier
Francis Robishaw
Spartansburg
Mary Piscitelli
Congress Street
David
Heel
Embert, Smith
East South Street
Ray Johnson
Pittsfield
Merle Smith
Patricia Lynn
Wattsboro
Charles Pless Jr
Barbara Joyce
Lawrence O. Nichols
South Center Street
William Geer
Seyent Washington Street
Warren Eagle
Audrey Cmiel
Eagle Street
Peter Glavis
Seventit Street
Hammond
Dial
Davy Crockett
Clothes
Heberlein
Motor Sales
Corry, Pe
Probers Grill Fox
Lebanon
U. S
Des Moines
O. S
Mediterranean
Pee Merchandise Club
Tariana
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fee
STE
Corry
Art Trio
T Young Ung
Ryk
Sueweayk
Panion
Ronal Ele
Mary Ardary
Waldley
Kimmel
Waidley
Szeworykar
Glory
Pir
Evergreen Park
Willian Pier
Chary
McKean Cou És
Smethport
Po ‘Ed
Lewis
Johnsonburg
Wil County
Shendon
Den
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