1957 County Budget and School Plans Reported
City and Menean County discuss 1957 budget public inspection in Smethport courthouse with George E Berkwater as clerk. Summit Township School District moves ahead on a $436000 school project funded by the school loaning authority after BE G Rudolph and Leo Warner sign a lease pact.
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Menean County
Smethsport
George E Berkwater
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Public School Building Authority
Summit Township
BE G Rudolph
Leo Warner
Schol Loaning Authority
Freddie’s Park
Warren
Benty Field
Tink-offheils
A & B Distributing Co
Erie sewer plant progress and related notices
In Erie the sewer authority reported 90 percent work done on the disposal plant with heating and ventilating finished while general and electrical work show minor incompletions. Jurisdiction remains with the authority until 100 percent completion and transfer to the city. Also noted are a Saturday night VFW dance with Paul Pakko orchestra, Meadville death investigation of Harry G. Coon, and multiple local notices including highway status efforts, police updates, and community ads.
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Erie
Nell McLaughin
Erie Sewer Authority
Joseph Walczak
McLaughlin
Threety
VFW
Paul Packo
Meadville
Harry G. Coon
Hermansburg
Meadville City Hospital
Sherman L. Watson
Coon
Simmitt Township
Stockton
Masdville
State Highway Department
West Virginia
Meadvile Central Labor Union
Pennsylvania
Joseph Clark
Washington
CLU
F. K. Alexander
Highways Department
Joseph Lawler
Firemen’s Hall
Spartansburg
Moonlight Ramblers
Max Bennink
Warren W. Wood
Rose de Buono
Amadeo, Agresti
Herbie Johnson
Sandy Lake
Justice of Peace Hearine Ab Mercer
John ¥. Elder
Thomas McClain
Moose Club
Mood Men
Local notices and events in North East area
A collection of short notices lists community activities and local events including Navy Mothers Club meeting on Monday at 7:30 at TOOF Hill, a Friday sale at Bel's Shoppe with $1.00 or 3 for $2.50, and various dances and floor shows at local halls and clubs. Also noted are a traffic death ruling as accidental, a rape case involving teens in North East Township, and an arrest anticipated in the case.
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Athens Township
Macko's
East Main Street
Meadvillé
Crawford County
Oof Hall
North East
Ist Hight
Tlon
John J. Wydro
Utate
Dylaws
Attanmants Campfien
Jmilse
Natlorial Foundation
Carroll
Navy Mothers Club
Toof Hill
Mabel
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Emilie Bargulsk
Erie Wamnun
F. L. Baressi
Floyd E. Bronson
North East Township
Blounts reopen Esso Hall with 24hour service banquets
Union City hosts a charter banquet as Junior Chamber of Commerce members receive their official Jaycees charter from state officers in the First Methodist Church social room. Local business leaders and wives are invited along with Jaycee delegates as the group’s dream becomes reality. Events include Moose Club Friday family nights with round and square dancing and music by the Three Aces.
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Esso
Blounts
Union
Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Methodist Chineh
Union City
Three Steel Plants Struck in New York by Union
United Steelworkers struck Alco Products plants in Schenectady Auburn and Dunkirk in a wage and contract dispute. Production halted at Schenectady and Dunkirk plants while Dunkirk workers remained on the job until the end of the overnight shift. About 4,500 production workers affected as company and union negotiators planned today’s bargaining session after a midnight contract expiration following a late yesterday session.
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New York
No Scandal Mags Probe Involves Anita Ekberg and Steel
Testimony describes photographers assigned to film Anita Ekberg at her home and beach scenes using telephoto gear and one way mirrors. Private investigator William Lewis testified about a 1958 meeting with Mervyn LeRoy on a film industry group to counter scandal magazines, valuing the plan at about $360,000.
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Ekberg
Anthony Steel
Anita
Ctash
William =. Lewis
Mervyn LeRoy
Lewis
Berserk Man Fires On Four Wounding Patrolmen and Others
A construction worker, described as a berserk man, shot and wounded four people including two patrolmen, a 75-year-old landlady and her 15-year-old niece, before injuring himself. Patrolman Trvin Smith, 40, and Charles Diefenbach, 28, were hospitalized in serious condition. The assailant, who also injured himself, was taken to a hospital in poor condition.
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Auledu
Umoat
Aphgie Wisaiibute Walinie
Theata
Mattie Lewis
Janice Neekins
Trvin Smith
Mercy Hospital
Charles Diefenbach
Washington
Flower Hospital
March Winds Prompt Snow Squalls Across Pennsylvania
Snow squalls hit western Pennsylvania as State Police warned of slick highways. Schools in Bucks and Montgomery counties canceled classes amid hazardous roads, while lingering wintry conditions offered few consolations for travelers.
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Pennsylvania
Bucks
Montgomery
Potter calls for probe of Trujillo regime
Rep. Potter of Oregon announces plans to urge the House Foreign Affairs Committee to investigate Generalissimo Trujillo of the Dominican Republic over alleged censorship and sponsorship of foreign groups. Police prepared for rival demonstrations near the Capitol as Dominican supporters and opponents gathered without incident. The Dominican Embassy says some protestors were paid from other nations.
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Dominican Republic
Washington
Potter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Generalissimo Trujillo
United States
Tyuillo
House
Oregon
Capitol
Bulldine
Trujillo
White House
Inter
Marine Sergeant Faces Court Martial Over Candy Incident
Summary court martial proceedings at the Marine training center include Sgt Daniel J Corey of Somerville Massachusetts facing charges for enticing recruits to eat candy and other misconduct. Co defendants Thomas Hayes John Barone and George Topper are named in related counts with possible discipline and potential court outcomes noted. Other trials continued against Marines including Cpl William Walsh of Lundhurst North Dakota for alleged striking of recruits.
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Pares Smdloey
Serpeant
Todige
Daniel J. Corey
Somerille
IM Gorey
Thomas Hayes
Linwonee
Mass
George D. Toper
Watertown
N.Y
Toren
Pye
John J. Barone
Chester
Corey
Afrec
Cpl
William RO Walsh
Lundhurst
Walsh
Mayor Dilworth Keeps Anonymous Letters in a Drop Box
Philadelphia May or Richardson Dilworth keeps a private file off his desk for anonymous letters. He gathers the notes labeled drop boxes to illustrate public opinion and to show skeptics what is being sent to his office.
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Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
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