Local Obituaries and City News from Erie County
Andrew McKeta of Corry dies at home after illness. Funeral set by Bracken Funeral Home. sister-in-law Mrs. Alfred Berry dies in Benezette. Ton Rose of Spartansburg to be buried at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home. Merle Cooper treated for thumb laceration at Corry Memorial Hospital. Funeral notices and weather preview for March 10–14. Erie official to resolve Port bill. James Printz obituary. Lions Club seeks stop sign change on Albion Cranesville road. all-state high school orchestra concert proceeds in Warren.
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Jerinie Akum
West
Washington Street
Alfred Berry
Benezette
du Bois
Berry
Ton Rose
Spartansburg
Suday
Torrey and ‘Hays
Ee Tm Spartansurg
Samuel X. Printz
Printz Company
North Side Hospital
Youngstown
King Funeral Home
Prista
Gertrude Printz
Bemus Point
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Printz
Bpoe Elks
Jamestown
Plumer M. Printz
Lakewood
Fred A Printz
Warren
Albion Area
Lions Club
State Highway Department
Albion- Cranesville
Pearl Street
Albion
Cranesville
Plates
Erie
Earter
Warren State Hospital
Beaty Auditorium
Nixon Urged to Delay Decision on 1960 Path
The New York Herald Tribune reports Vice President Nixon is urged by administration and leading Republicans to delay a final political course decision until after August 20. The timing aim is to avoid harming the Republican nomination effort and to avoid appearing unavailable amid Eisenhower era attacks. Meanwhile a Harrisburg fire at a paper products plant spread to a meat packing firm causing about 150000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Washington Dispatch
Eisenhower
Harrisburg
Wilson Ad Company
Plan for Farm Bill Rewrites Amid Price Support Clash
In Washington a farm bill under Senate debate seeks to restore 90 percent price supports for wheat and dairy while maintaining lower cotton corn and peanut aids. Administration allies defend a flexible 75 to 90 percent system and a soll bank plan paying farmers who reduce planting, as disputes over deals and lobbying persist and votes suggest strong partisan divides.
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Washington
Senate
Aajor
Eisenhower
Alling
Sen. Milliki
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Town
Humphrey
Hickenlooper
Town
Capehart
Indiana
Dirksen
Illinois
F “Am
Benson
Cold Snap Eases Flood Threats
Warren Borough faced rising flood danger as patients were moved by boat and bus to safety. A hospital was evacuated then reloaded with beds and equipment while crews delivered supplies through knee deep water. Rescue efforts continued overnight with ambulances, boats, and trailers moving people and bedding to dry ground.
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Twonumen
Rage One
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Jamestown
Southside
Civil Defense
Warren Flood Crests Recede after 18.4 Foot Rise Deluge
The Warren Pennsylvania flood disaster prompted state trucks with wing snowplows to haul vehicles through floodwater while a freight train was weighted on a river span to prevent washout. At 1 pm emergency was declared as the city mobilized its police and fire crews. Residents shared shelter, schools closed, industries halted, and life resumed a cautious normal as river levels dropped from the crest.
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State Highway Department
Southside
Burgess William E. Rice
Warren
Pennsylvania
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Ao Paragraf
Andrew McKeta
R. D
Corry
Dowd Hill
Bracken
Ruth Pitt
Mary B. Matson
Frederick Street
Erie County
Jast
East Washington Street
Wnstalled
Center Street Crossing
Merle Cooper
Spring Creek
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Wwark Ab
McInnes Steel Co
Ohio
West Virginia
Gerald Weber
Brie
Arthie Gardner
Eric Port
Gardner
Weber
Joseph Brennan
Tullan Polaski
Tigst
Citizens National
Thsuranes Corporation
Arrow Underwear
Arrow
Eae
Dick Krueger
Merrill Dence
H. Ray Harris
D.D
Iy Field
Indy
Ntlon
Heberlein Motor Sales
Dietsc
Paul D
Th ‘Dietsch
Th ‘Turner
Bill McCul Homan
Oil City
Addit
Wes Robert Rose
Oil Tuaville
Jin
Dale
John
Wimpionsport
Hic Erie Tech
Mercer
Pennsylvan Ville
Alto ‘Toons
Cii
Tual Winne Roll
Watt
Borburgh Oliv
Akes
Ers
Pal, Pite
Com
Fey, Star Jeag
Fou Nint
Ulni
Fremont
Ort
Montrea
Col Toya Bt
Manhall
Con McFa
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