Several Local News Bits From Erie and Environs
Two Concord School boys aged 11 were found with loot from a Western Pennsylvania store after being confronted by store staff and police. Welch Grape Juice plans a $600000 Michigan plant to serve 1250 growers, with construction starting in spring. Oil City Hospital buys land to build nurses residence and training school near the hospital.
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Concord School
G. C. Murphy Co
Pennsylvania
Western New Store
York
Ohio
West Virginia
Tom
Richard Grimm
Orain
Berrien County
Mich
Welch Grape Juice Company, Inc
Westfield
N. Y
R. T. Ryan
Welch
Michigan
Natonal Grape Co-operative Association, Inc
Ryan
Ber’rien County
Oil City Hospital
Bi partisan bill sets point system for motorists
Senate today considers a bi partisan measure introducing a point system for traffic violations. Each violation adds predetermined points. 10 points trigger a 30 day license suspension, 20 points 30 to 60 days, and 30 points 60 to 90 days. A third suspension within three years would revoke the license. Also, Paul Beardsley turned in a small brown dog found Monday, placed at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Paul Beardsley
West Church Street
City Cab finds tire wheel left in office
Floyd Hammond of City Cab reports finding an 860x10 snow tread tire and wheel today. He will retain the wheel at the cab company office for pickup by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Milk Co
Eagle Street
North Second Avenue
Floyd Hammond
City Cab @o
Senate OKs Judge Harlan Nomination to Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge John Marshall Harlan for the Supreme Court with 10 votes for, 4 against, and one present. Nominated by President Eisenhower to fill the Jackson vacancy, Harlan is the grandson of a former justice and currently serves on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, confirmed in New York last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Senate
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Robert H. Jackson
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Showdown Said Near With Chinese Reds
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned that Chinese Communists threaten aggression in Asia and seek to erode Western resolve. He stressed the need for deterrence and for the United States to be ready to use greater force if challenged, noting Beijing’s claims of victories in Korea and the Pacific, and describing it as shaping a “paper tiger” image.
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Erie County
Regional Defense Council
Butler
Richard Nichols
Richard Gerstell
Pennsylvania
Erie
United
Dulles
Korea
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Behrend Center
Louis W. Balmer
Penn State University
Titusville
Eugene Merritt
Roy Merritt
Marion Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wright School
Common Pleas Court
Ae Dorothy Spiesman
Westm. Street
Lester R. Tops
East Frederick Street
Cochranton High School
Herbert A. Mook
Meadville
Cochranton
Mook
Carl ‘Smith
St. 1
A. Patrick Brennan
D-Bucks
West Main Street
Robert J. Morton
Spring Street
Spring
West Main Streets
Paul W. Peterson
First Mission Covenant Church
Jamestown
First Methodist Church
Howard L. Stull
Peterson
Corry Area
Brenda Bates
Cory
Lawrence Park
Riceville Corners
Crawford County
Albert
Thelma Green
Herbert J. Stewart
South Second Avenue
Jane Corbett
Corry
United States Savings Bond
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Formosa
Mall
China
RCA
Gerry Davis Davis
S&h
S “Seavicz
Thiel College Choir
Corry High
Sea‘s Drugs
Rfl
Radiantube
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