Coffin appeal in hands of five judge court
Wilbert Coffin whose murder conviction in the Gaspe wilderness slaying of a Pennsylvania hunter was under review by a five judge court after the crown concluded its reply to a lengthy appeal. Prosecutor Noel Dorin argued the jury could not have erred and no evidence supported Coffin’s innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Wilbert Coffin
Gaspe
Pennsylvania
Coffin
Noel Dorin
Richard Lind
Corry Journal items mix labor talks politics and local notices
Erie representatives of Wiser Aluminum and United Auto Workers meet to aid the 15 day old 140 worker walkout over night differential pay. City charter talks shift toward strong mayor or city manager government. Palm Sunday events include Frank Sabol selling Florida citrus. Jail case James LaJohn loses bid for medical release. Signs, wage tax study, RSU exemptions, and Pitt district business activity noted along with local political races and public notices.
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Corry Journal
Erie
Wiser Aluminum Go
United Auto Workers, Cio
Lawrence Hotel
F. L. Baressi
Joseph. Brennan
Julian Polaski
Brennan
Harrisburg
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher Lot
West South Street
Florida
Elf
James LaJohn
Damian McLaughlin
LaJohn
McLaughlin
The
Journal
Randolph-East Mead
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Bueau of Business Research
Bureau
VFW Garden
Local residents listed as admitted at area addresses
A list of residents admitted includes Mrs. Glenn King of Clymer Mrs. Millard Bartlett of Spartansburg Mrs Edna Beagle of Polk Pa Francis Coyle of 730 Liberty Street Robert Maedie of Columbus Mrs Laven Benedict of Torpedo and Mrs Donald Gates of R D 1 The Christian Business Men's Committee to meet with Carl Way at 122 Fourth Avenue Monday at 7 30 p m Various notices from stores and local organizations follow including blood donation at the Unitarian Parish house with 109 pints collected and only 59 of 225 appointments kept plus a report of an accident at Townville High School involving Calvin Kanyick and medical treatment at Titusville Hospital and impending elections and community events.
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Glenn King
Clymer
Millard Bartlett
R. D
Spartansburg
Edna Beagle
Polk
Francis Coyle
Liberty Street
Robert Maedie
Columbus
Laven Benedict
Torpedo
Donald Gates
Christian Business Men's
Carl Way
Fourth Avenue
Mabel
Meadville
American Red ‘Gross Bloodmobile
Unitarian
Connie’s Superette
Titusville
Townville High School
Calvin Kanyick
Andrew Kanyick
Townville
Titusville Hospital
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
North East
Louis A. Pease
Erie
Graham outlines 1955 crusade route and dates
Evangelist Billy Graham speaks in New York about plans for a 1955 crusade visiting Scotland England and western Europe with a sailing date set for March 12. He says the message will stress practical Christianity similar to his London talk last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
New York
Scotland
England
Europe
London
International
Kapoho Eruption Tanks Hawaii Town as Fault Explodes
A natural fault through Kapoho produced a fiery explosion just before midnight after evacuation of a 20 square mile area. Eyewitnesses report a 700 foot lava fountain and multiple new fissures as residents fled. Police confirm everyone evacuated and reentry is barred.
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Kapoho
Pahoa
Hawaii
George ‘Martin
Hiroshi Okka
Puna Rift
Kilauea
Mauna Loa
Island of Hawaii
Oahu
Honolulu
Reginald Ho
Narrow escape as rails miss truck driver in Pennsylvania
Vernon Snyder a 7 year old truck driver from Central City Pa suffered only minor injuries when his tractor trailer left the road in Pottsville Pa and 12 tons of steel rails shifted forward narrowly missing him. State police said his front wheel slipped into a ditch while stopping at a stop sign and the cab twisted as rails grazed the edge of the vehicle.
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Pottsville
Vernon Snyder
Central City
Snyder
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Eugene
Janda Triend
Richard Clear
Hollidaysburg
Gaspe Bush
Francois
Atorney
Francois Gravel
Union City
Joseph ‘Barr
Barr
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Eugene Alexandrowice
Moose Country
Moose Lodge
Clifford Green
Green
John Archer
Seoond
Vinton Black
Meryl Bemis
New York State
North Street
Mill Run
Fred Carman
George Devenney
United Service Station
Liberty
Corry Eub Church
Willis Grimm
Scripture Press
Chicago
Ill
Navy Mothers Club
TOOF
VFW
Avomars
Carl Hixson
Blackstone
Corry Hospital
John Sanders
Columbus Avenue
Emma Christensen
Doris
William Hartel
Mead Avenue
Rexford
Harley Hall
Centerville
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Lst
Justice of the Peace
Calvin H. Pickens
Joseph Kulick
A. D. G. Meadville
Franklin Russell Fisher
Pickens
Wallace P. Gartner
Iroquois
Iran City
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Rolling Rock
Corry Beverage
Angelo
Frisina
Lewis L. Brest
Randolph-East Mead Schools
Randolph High School
Randolph-East Mead School
Brest
A. A. Wheeling
Italian-American Association
Daniel
Ike) Maloney
Oof Hall
North
Steve
Texaco
North Center Street
Lundy's
Steve Zajac
Tunnell
Crusade
Albion
Edward Symilek
Knapps Corners
Arnold Church
Erle
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Rank and File
Romania Club
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lotte
Herbert Multhaupt
Adenauer
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Ces
Plastic Cannister
Johnsons
Barney
South Center Street
Miller’s
For All
Miller
Hill
Vesti Beca Erie
Verga
the Police
Margaret
Durin
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