Compromise settlements approve deaths in Erle County court
Two settlements approved in Erle County court include 2500 for the death of Joseph Kalivotia electrocuted on the East High School property in 1952 and 1250.10 for Marian Adams injured in a August 5 accident on Station road. Other items note county real estate tax changes, a tentative 1956 budget of 1,159,260, heavy snow in Crawford County, and power outages at the Methodist Home for the Aged in Mendville. The Erie Railroad evening train was delayed an hour by a faulty freight move.
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Erleman
Erle
Marian
Station Road
Richard Sins
George Behan
Crawford County
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Corry
Auto Registration Fees To Stay Same
Pennsylvania motorists will not see auto registration fees exceed the current 100 dollars at least through 1956, per Sen. George N. Wade. He noted an administration backed plan to raise fees and reclassify station wagons, but timing prevented changes this session.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Senate Highways Committee
General Assembly
Wade
Man Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter in Pittsburgh
Charles Piper, 26, of Westmoreland County, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter after a fatal crash in which a girlfriend, Dorothy Powell, 20, testified Piper told her to drive because he was drunk despite lacking a license. The collision on December 26 killed Mrs. Cather Morgan, 68, of Pittsburgh. Sentencing delayed after defense motion for a new trial. Retired banker Richard Edward Hanson, 66, formerly VP at First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co and Equitable Trust, died yesterday. he was known in early 1900s amateur golf circles.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Piper
Butersville
Westmoreland County
Dorothy Powell
Piper
Cather
the Morgan
John J. Peats
Philadelphia
Richard Edward Hanson
First
Pennsylvinis Banking and ‘Trust Co
Equitable ‘Trust
New York
Quaranty Trust Co
Yeater‘day
McClellan Considered to Lead Senate Lobbying Inquiry
Washington reports a push to draft Sen. McClellan of Arkansas to chair a new eight member Senate committee tasked with probing lobbying practices. McClellan, known for tough but fair inquiries, heads the Investigations subcommittee and expressed reluctance, while Sen. Gore has withdrawn from consideration to head the panel amid a rules stalemate between parties.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Hmself
Flighly
Virginia letter seeks more information about Portsmouth
A Portsmouth chamber receives a letter from a Midland woman urging Virginia as a top choice over Texas. She complains of Texas winds dust and monotony and asks for information about Portsmouth, highlighting a desire to learn more about the city.
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Texas
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Midland
Virginia
Court Affirms Golds Conviction in Taft Hartley Case
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the 1964 conviction of Russian born Ben Gold 57 former fur workers union leader for filing a false oath under Taft Hartley law He was sentenced to one to three years in prison and has been free pending appeal Lawyers said the Supreme Court will be asked to review the case
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Whenington
M Tle You
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ben Gold
Fur Workers
Joseph Forer
Gold
Supreme Court
National Labor Reations Board
Financial Expert Sees No Low Mood Ahead For 1956
Roger W. Babson presents a recap of his 1956 forecasts noting Eisenhower’s renomination and a measured stock market path. He predicts modest price rises, ongoing housing and advertising growth, and shifts in policy, with war and diplomatic tensions likely to persist into 1956. Also includes Union City Livestock sales figures for March 8, 1956.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mast
Eisenhower
Iskely
Mar Iuins
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Agedi Mendville
Penélec
Pléstvicians
Melving
Cobbett
Purety of Peace
Lyle Miles
Clymer
Mary
Miles
Chevrolet
Robert Clark
Clark
Washington Street
West Pleasant Street
Donald R. Carter
Artire
St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church
Associated Press
Sen. McClellan
Russia
United States
Union City
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Consult
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
Citizens National
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Arrow Underwear
Arrow
Petticoat
Wallace
Tim
Unicaps
Holt
Rembrandt
Rembrandt Samps
Meerdink
Cleveland
Tucson
Flori
Nic Tule
Joe Wi
Helack
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