Ex-Millcreek bus station owner sued in common pleas court
A former Millcreek Bus station owner, Charles C. Howe, is sued for 1837 dollars in a common pleas court action filed by Sosony Mobil Co. The case centers on an unpaid balance from Howe while he operated the Mobil station. injuries and local notices follow in a dense Erie region update.
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Millcreek
Common Pleas
Sosony Mobil Os Co
Charles C. Howe
Howe
Mobil
Eric
Ruth Lynn
RD_ 5
Waterford
Hamot ‘Hospital
No Thief Wants His Product
In Loan, Kentucky, a shoe salesman named Bill Meller reported his samples stolen again. He had nearly 200 left foot shoes among the 200 pairs taken. In eight years this marked the third time thieves stole his samples, then discarded them. police recovered them all on previous occasions.
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Loanviils
Bill Meller
Meller
Would Draft All In Global War Says A M A Leader
Dr Elmer Hess former president of the American Medical Association told the Southwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American College of Surgeons and the Pittsburgh Urological Association that in a global war everyone from 1 to 90 would be drafted. He warned our production could rely on crippled workers and said he did not expect a long major war with Russia but noted a sequence of events in an isolated area could trigger a war.
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Pittsburgh
Elmer Hess
American Medical Association
Southwestern Pennsylvania
American College of Surgeons
Pittsburgh Urological Association
Russia
Hospital admissions and local notices batch
At the Corry Hospital ad mitted Mrs Clayton Duink and several residents of Clymer Union City and Spartansburg. Discharged were Mrs Alice Miller and others from Bear Lake Spartansburg Irvine and Jamestown. Erie plans to build 38 homes and pave streets. Chautauqua County to vote on a sales tax next Friday. Esso Hall offers a Sunday dinner family style. Eastern Crawford Heart Fund totals and February campaign figures announced. Frewsburg collision injures Jane Walker and infant Debra. Firefighters battle B H Grandin Milling Co blaze in Jamestown.
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Erie
Erle Tullder
George
Harris
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Board of Supervisors
J. Sherwood Dunham
Portland
Esso Hall
Titusville
Crawford County
Heart Fund
Joseph Sheridan
Frewsburg
Jane C. Walker
Debra
Chautauque County
WGA
Janestown
B. H. Grandin Milling Co
Eight Killed as Air Plane Crashes In Egypt Port Said
Eight persons including an American were killed and 18 injured when a Misair airliner crashed in a marsh after a sandstorm closed airports in the Port Said region. William J. O’Brien of St Paul Minnesota was the American victim. The plane was en route from Athens to Cairo when the storm struck, forcing a forced landing in the marsh near Manwela four miles south of Port Said. The storm also closed the Suez Canal for 17 hours.
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Ps Synth
Wala
William J. O'Brien
St. Paul
Minn
Athens
Cairo
Suez Canal
Misrair Sae
Egyptian Airlines
Here
Two More Red Nuclear Blasts Reported
Japan’s Meteorological Bureau announced Russia conducted two nuclear explosions near Novaya Zemlya in the Arctic Circle. Seismologists note the first blast occurred February 27 and a second time was not fixed, with the US AEC confirming tests took place in the same general area as a February 24 Soviet megaton blast.
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Tokyo
Russia
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic Circle
Japan
Meteorological Bureau
US Atomic Energy Commission
Arctic Sea
Soviet Central Asia
Affghanistan
Ural Mountains
Disc Jockeys Meet For Convention In Kansas City
About 700 registered for the first annual disc jockey convention and seminar in Kansas City as hundreds more were expected. Delegates plan two days of discussions on rock n roll influence, top 40 tunes, and industry changes with Mitch Miller as a featured guest.
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Dieejays
Jury Tries Again On Oil Map Case
Jurors resumed deliberations after midnight in a federal case charging Odie Seagraves of Houston and New York and Emanuel Lester Lieberman and Edward Lieberman of New York with conspiring to transport Gulf On Corp geophysical maps across state lines. The government says the maps were worth over 5000 dollars. the defense contends they had little value.
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Anne Ben Ee Tewich
Corp Geophysical
Odie Seagraves
Houston
Tex
New York
Emanuel Lester
Edward Lieberman
Gulf
YMCA Calendar Week of March 10 1958
Calendar of YMCA activities from Monday to Saturday detailing meetings, advanced instruction, beginner classes, and club activities for Gray Boys Girls Scouts Tri-Hi-Y Junior High Teen groups. Notes beginners and advanced instructional periods conducted as classes with no free swimming.
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Hotel Corry
Gray
Presbyterian Church
Benler
Ike Congress Join Jobless Fight Continued From Page One
The report notes an unemployment rise of 158 500 among covered workers with about two thirds covered by unemployment compensation. Initial claims fell by 29 300 to 435 900 for the week ending March 1, as seasonal March declines occur in outdoor trades like farming and construction. President Eisenhower and advisers expect a drop in unemployment this month while urging wait for March employment figures. A federal official indicated agencies are preparing measures meanwhile.
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Congress
Labor Department
Eisenhower
Erie Man Nabbed In Theft Of $207 Gov't Check
Detective details identify William McCormick as the check recipient whose 1955 income tax return was forged and cashed. June 15 1987 mailbox theft led to arrest of Burkett J Mattson who admitted theft and forgery. Treasury may pursue further charges.
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Erie
Thomas Harkins
William McCormick
Erle
McCormick
Tme
U. S. Treasury Department
Wisconsin Ends Service in Bayonne Mothballing Ceremony
The Wisconsin, the Navy’s last active battleship, sails into the mothball fleet at Bayonne. Commission pennant hauled down in a half hour ceremony. Veteran of World War II and Korean War, launched 1943, decommissioned 1948, returned 1951, cost 110 million dollars, nine 16 inch guns saw action from Leyte to Japan. Navy now without a dreadnought for first time since 1895.Crew numbered 652 at decommissioning, far below wartime 2,500.
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Bayonne
N. J
Wisconsin
U. S. Navy
Commission
North Korea
U.S. Navy
Indiana
Leyte
Luzon
Formosa
Hong Kong
Indo China
Jima
Japan
New York Harbor
Mer
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The
Corry Journal Printing Department
Deer Head Inn
Eriet
Arthur J. Gardner
Bayfront
U. S
Bost
Zrne
Erle Sewer Authority
VFW
Mayjor
Erie Veterans Administration
Joseph S. Clark
Clark
Corry
Wilcox
White
Meadville
Wilbur
Alfreda Kilfoyle
R. D
Townville
Manufacturers and
Traders Trust Co
Buffalo
Patsy D'Aurora
Herbie Johnson
Crawford County Board of Commissioners
Elagin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Rocation Commission
James A. Sharp
Direcor
Sharp
Catholic Daughters For All Women of
City of
Pennsylvanian State Employment Service
Theodore Hecoan
Diemer's
Meandville
Common Pleas Court
Heribert A. Mook
Roland L. Wood
Joyce
Charles Moyer
Center St
Corry Hospital
Clayton Duink
Clymer
Matthew
Raymond Welder
Sixth Avenue
Ehmer Ruslink
Ivan Heslink
North Clyme
Josephine Mulgin
Union City
Alice Miller
Bear Lake
Regele
Elliott Rogers
Spartansburg
Henry Querreveld
William Spiesman
East Main Street
William Carlson
West Toving Street
Edna. Pipree
East Church Street
Anthony Lite
North Center Street
J. David Hicks
Lawrence Hicks
Robert Jackson
Second Avenue
Francis Knapp
Irvine
Egypt
Port Said
Kansas City
Peut Eaeciccid Funeral Home
McClellan
Emil Mazey
William Vinson
John McClellan
Arkansas
Kohler
Washington
Lyman Conger
UAW
Smil Mazey
Joseph L. Rauh, Jr
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
William P. Vinson
Detroit
International
Kebler
Sheboygan
Wis
Plant
International Soundphotos
Thomas W. Smith
Fom
Smith
S&h
Keystone VanCise
S ‘Tervice
Al's Clothes Shop
Coorry ‘Savings Cloang
YMCA
New Dress Club
F.C. Chapin & Son
USS
Slocum’s Electronics
South Center St
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