City and Vicinity Updates Across Erie Region and Jamestown
Erie reports 1035 city employees with a full listing for proposed group insurance bids. Jamestown notes 42 pints donated during the Broodmobile visit and strong industrial turnout, plus ongoing blood drive reservations. Millcreek Township shifts refuse collection to Superior Refuse Co. and local officials coordinate contract obligations. Frank Poling, 36, of Brown Street remains seriously injured after a conveyor accident at Standard Chair. James Sprague, last Pittsburgh Bradford passenger train engineer, dies at 53 in Salamanca. Crawford County notes budget delay, property sales, and notable economic activity. Jamestown real estate lowers tax receivables and notes fund balances. Local businesses advertise sales and services while civic notices cover subscriptions and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry. Journal Printing Dept
Erie
Elks Club
Jamestown
Albert F. Mattison
Chautauqua County Red Cross
Mattison
Moose Club
Herky Olson
Erle
Millcreek Township
Superior Refse Co
James Evans
Dick Stitt
Superior Refuse
Mill‘creek Waste Service
Herbie Johnson
Francis Poling
Brown Street
Stern
Fritz
Jewel
Jewel, Iooting Unconscious At the Root of A Ladder the Vletm
F. L. Baressi
Oil City
JJ. A
Reidy
McFaddens
Gathers
Rouseville
Wudstars
J. Fred Kinley Insurance
Local Hospital and Court News Include Drunken Driving Verdict
A drunken driving verdict was returned by a justice court jury of one woman and five men for Gerry motorist Aristice Leland Miller of Poland Town. Sentencing is set for March 16 after a probation report. Bail was continued at 200 dollars. He was arrested after a three car crash on Route 17 in Poland on October 8, 1955. Discharged patients and admissions listed include Mrs. Jobin Lloyd, Mrs. Cresol Steadman, Mrs. William Birchard, Mrs. Harry Peek, Mrs. Ellis Miller and her son Jerry Blaine, and Mrs. Kathryn Thomas among others. Also noted are a floor show at Italian-American Club and obituary items for Tituaville teacher Dick Ingen and others. A fraud case against Onaela Phil Upson in Meadville concluded with summations to be delivered by the District Attorney and defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Delores Gochran
Sam Spacht
Norman Thompson
Larry Buss
Chautauqus County
New York State College
Woolrich
Plaid
Crawford County
Meadville
Raymond's
North Center Street
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Robert H. Miller
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Jarpentown
Wear
Unité Furniture Workers of Amation
Afl-Cio
Sandy Scarauling
Nordic
Jobin Lloyd
Shady
Poland
Miller
Tituaville
Mint Demnetle Dick- Ingen
Tituavilte
Aystens
Christian Science
WOTR
S-tf
Meadvilles
Mra
Onaela Phil Ups
China
Corry Area
West Main Street
Rge Kurelowech
Guys Mills
U. S. Civil, Service Commission
American Brakeshoe
Copears
Monash
Tutuavilles
Sara Novinn
Police Hunt Hit Run Driver In Union City
Police seek owner of an auto that struck the parked car of newly appointed officer Frank Kennedy on Main Street. A woman driving the vehicle was reportedly intoxicated, fled toward Titusville, and could face charges of reckless driving leaving the scene and hitting a parked car. License was a temporary plate, listed in Harrisburg. series issued in Guys Mills area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Frank Kennedy
Main
Union City
Kennedy
Titusville
Corry
Paul Behan
Harrisburg
Guys Mills
Oliver High School Wins City Championship Battle
Oliver High School defeated Fifth Avenue 54 47 to capture the city title. Two Oliver youths William Keil 17 and John Labas 17 were stabbed or cut after the game near a parking lot with police reporting a gang assault. Keil was hospitalized with a three inch stab wound in the back while Labas received facial neck and hand cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krippunsn
Oliver
William Keil
Montefiore Hospital
John Labas
Fifth Avenue
Neff inquiry resumes in Senate probe of campaign aid
Senate investigators reopen hearings on John M. Neff, Lexington lawyer and lobbyist for Superior Oil Co. of California, amid disputed testimony about a $2500 campaign donation to Sen. Francis Case. Witnesses Wendell Edson and Mrs. Robert K. Goodwin to testify. Neff denies two Des Moines visits or offering funds. Goodwin testified Neff offered 2500 and later 1000 to aid Hickenlooper, which he rejected. Neff’s lawyer Ivan Evans led yesterday’s public session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John M. Nett
Neff
Lexington
Neb
Superior ‘Oli Co
California
Francis Case
R-Sd
George D-Gay
George
Wendell Edson
Storm Lake
Towa
Sawyer
Robert K. Goodwin
Des Moines
Goodwin
Mane
Sen. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
GOP
Ivan D. Evans
Broken Bow
Ike health issue fuels delegate filings and ballot talk
The article notes efforts to organize delegate slates for the April 3 primaries with Ashland publisher John Chapple filing a full slate backing Sen. William F. Knowland after Knowland warned he would not appear on a Wisconsin ballot if Eisenhower sought the nomination. Maryland Governor McKeldin expects Eisenhower on the May 1 Maryland ballot amid activist pressure from For America to deny either major party a clear electoral college majority, while Goodwin’s testimony is challenged by three affidavits and Goodwin reiterates his statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segapuiuen
John Chapple
Ashland
William F. Knowland
R-Califf
Knowland
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Annapolis
For America
Bonner Fellers
Stop Ike drive sparks House election fears in early plan
In Washington observers argued the proposed plan would push the presidential choice to the House where each state has one vote. Fel lers warned it could install a conservative president. In Charleston General Mark Clark called it a stop Ike movement and dissociated himself. Dallas based Dan Smoot of For America said the plan is not necessarily stop-Ike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellers
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Charleston
Mark
Clark
For America
Dallas
H. Dan Smoot
For America Cochairman
Carnegie Grandson Sued by Associated Press Outlet
Salt Lake City reports a $215 million suit filed by 8 Wall Street broker against Roswell Miller II, grandson of Andrew Carnegie. The action alleges wife infidelity ties with Miller, who is described as a Princeton brokerage figure and uranium prospecting son of Margaret Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Associated Pres
Salt Lake City
Wall Street
Tristram B.johnson
Princeton
N. J
Roswell Miller
Mrs. Miller II
Helen Harris
Johnnit
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James F. Sprague
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Salamanca
Smith Street
Pennzoil Station
Donald Damon
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Swift
Corry Hospital
Journal Printing Department
Upper Michigan
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the Bank
Sea’s Drugs
Cuell
Jak Rhodna
Pegureamaker
Nytin
NATO Tric
Fey Binfi
Ike
All-Way Electric Service Co
Leoul CO
Tappan
Jdpolt
Nox, Mowanee
South Center St
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