Local Bank Buys Tyask Home Furnishings Site for Future Development
The First National Bank of Eld today announced it has purchased the real estate owned by Tyask Home Furnishings Store Inc. The building covers 60,000 sq ft with frontage on East Buh Street and extends to East 7th Street. The bank says the site will back future development and fronts on State Street.
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Corry Journal
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Recommend Aid Program Continue Across Foreign Aid Bureau
The proposal urges continuing aid programs under the State Department as soon as practicable and advocates for congressional appropriation of foreign aid funds on a two year basis aligned to Congress, plus tighter coordination of aid projects to trim personnel and improve efficiency. It notes the impracticality of rapid interstellar travel as a comparison.
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Basia
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Local Hospital Reports Admissions and Notes On Fractures
At The Hospital report lists multiple admissions including Mrs Eugene Gruber and Mrs Repssvll Sleisloe, plus discharges such as Siva stallwhter and Miss Amby. Mayor Meadville A T Honey treated for a fractured ankle then released. Community briefs include a pork chop dinner at Elks Club and free polio shots in Titusville. Townville junior senior high school expansion plan outlined with 14 classrooms and facilities. Lamona's archery and barber shop open at 17 Clinton Street.
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City Hospital
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Titusville
William J. Mulliken
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Titusville Hospital
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher Lot
Sts —Avlion
Economy Drive Aims At Ike Budget In House Vote
The 30 member House GOP Policy Committee backed a three-pronged economy push to curb President Eisenhower's 71 billion dollar budget. Rep Martin of Massachusetts led calls for spending limits without fixing a precise figure. An unofficial 6 member Republican group also sponsors an amendment to cap new appropriations and total spending, with Rules Committee likely to consider the change.
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Rollie Neckers of Clymer Dies at 67
Rollie B Neckers 67 of Mina Township died suddenly at 10 30 p m in Hamot Hospital Erie where he had been a patient for a week He was born December 4 1889 in Minn Township son of Benjamin and Jenne Speelbuke Neckers He lived in the area all his life and taught school in Clymer South Ripley and Bear Lake districts for about 20 years before becoming an olive baby farmer in recent years He is survived by his wife Donna Neckels one sister Mrs na White a niece Mrs Richard Goggin and a nephew Robert White all of Clymer Services will be Friday at 1 p m at Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman with Rev G Taylor Wright officiating burial in Mixity Cemetery
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Mina Township
Hamob
Erie
Minn Township
Ben-jamin and
Jenne Speelbuke Neckers
South Ripley
Bear Lake
Donna Neckels
Na White
Richard Goggin
Robert White
Spitzer
Sherman
G. Taylor Wright
Sherman Community Church
Mixity
Factional Strife Rises in East Indonesia Over Guided Democracy Plan
Reports say Sukarno clashes with Nasution over Communist inclusion and a guided democracy move. Army officers and units revolt in scattered areas, Nasution seen loyal to Sukarno while Lt Col Ventje Sumial warns against Communist rise and alliance with American imperialists. A minor party calls for Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo’s coalition resignation.
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Vote Close In Irish Election Indicates Tight Race
Lublin Ireland reports neck and neck results between Eamon De Valera and John A Costello in the Irish general election. In West Donegal district P O Donnell minister for local government in the Costello government tallied 6208 votes while J Brennan Fianna Fail backer trailed by 151 votes.
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Ireland
Eamon de Valera
John A. Costello
Donegal
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Costello
J. Brennan
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Cop To Face Police Trial In Shooting
Acting Police Lt. Allen D. Carnahan, wounded in a downtown club shooting, will face a police trial board on charges of unbecoming an officer after a three day probe. Safety Director Louis Rosenberg filed charges for making false statements and unprofessional conduct amid earlier conflicting accounts. Miss Shirley Cavanaugh, jailed on unrelated charges, seeks bond while awaiting a hearing to contest a 1954 burglary plea.
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Louis Rosenberg
Carnahan
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Athletic Boosters Association Club
Shirley Cavanaugh
Cav- Anaugh
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Rosenberg
Bureau of Police
Atoetey
Torr
Fish Bill Approved For Trout Losses In Centre County
A bill to appropriate 43801 dollars to the State Fish Commission for losses from a stream pollution incident killed about 175000 trout in a Centre County stream last November. Senate committee approved the measure last night.
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State Fish ‘Commission
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Centre County
Road Aide Okays Leader's Gas Plan
The article details reactions to Leader's 720 million highway fund plan and a six cent gasoline tax proposal. Republicans push for scrutiny while some Democrats back the six cent levy to preserve federal aid. other fiscal moves include spending restraint and defense of agency spending limits.
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Readinger
Joseph M. Burr
John H. Dent
Repulicans
Mahany
House
Mrs J Boorman Dies in Findley Lake Area
Mrs J Boorman died yesterday at the home of a friend in Findley Lake. Born April 14, 1858 in South Ripley, she lived her life in the South Ripley Findley Lake area. Preceded by husband Joseph Boorman, she is survived by two nieces Miss Grace Newlove of Shanne Lake NY and Mrs William Krapl of Niagara Falls. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Spitzer Funeral Home of Sherman.
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Stewy
Findley Lake
Rayal Willims
Yesterdy
South Ripley
South Ripley-Findley Lake
Joseph Boorman
Grace Newlove
Shanne
Lake
William Krapl
Niagara
Duff Won't Run For Any Office
Pittsburgh Republicans report that Duff, a year old former state attorney general governor and US senator, says he will not be a candidate for any office. He prefers practicing law in Washington and Pittsburgh and remains interested in Allegheny County and the Republican Party. He was detained last November in his bid for re election to the Senate by Joseph S. Clark.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
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Allegheny County
Carnegie
Senate
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Philadelphie-Democeigte
State Budget Plan Faces House Committee Approval
The House State Government Committee backed a plan requiring the state budget secretary to submit departmental budget requests, potentially over 135 million dollars. provision would delay Legislature review as details unfold.
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