Suspensions cited in 1898 motor vehicle cases include Corry area
February 15 report lists three suspensions from Corry Spartansburg area for reckless driving improper passing and teens restriction. Also notes real estate transfer in Erie County, Sparta Administrative Association meeting March 16, a tractor trailer rear-end collision, a noise disturbance complaint on East South Street, a gunshot wound discharge of Pauline Moffitt, burns treated at Corry Memorial Hospital, a swastika flag found at the Jewish Community Center investigated with FBI involvement, and IC Century Club honor for Carlyle Coons. Obituaries and weather outlook appended.
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Corry-Spertansburg
Teau of
Highway Safety
Vincent E. Dugan
Henry Vetter
Charleroi
West Washington Street
North Center Street
Vetter
Donald Tanner
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Tanner
Irvin H. Downs
East Irving Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Downs
Corry Area High School
Humphrey Supporters Rally for Senator in Wisconsin
Humphrey and Kennedy campaigns press on in northwestern Wisconsin as delegates for the Wisconsin Democratic primary prepare for the National Convention. Kennedy delivers a telephone address from Washington while Humphrey speaks in Eau Claire with a prepared message about farm income, defense, and global leadership.
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oTviews
Wis
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Kennedy
Washington
Senate
Massachusetts
Jacqueline
Ted Kennedy
Edward Fitzgerald
Needham
Mass
Sen. Kennedy
Stevens Point
United States
Eau Claire
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
America
Muriel
Frances Howard
Baltimore
Finch Verdict Wait Enters Seventh Day
In a high profile trial in Los Angeles, Dr. R Bernard Finch and his 23 year old lover Carole Trejoff face possible death penalty on conspiracy and murder charges. The seven women and five men jurors deliberate whether the wealthy physician and his former receptionist ambushed his wife or the slaying was an accident during a dispute over divorce plans.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Balding
Sturgeon
Carole Tregoff
Spnard
Finch Estate
West Covina
Barbara Jean Finch
Trejoff
Carole
Pineh
Carale
Ladder Collapse Hurts Four Firemen at Bethany Temple
Four firefighters were injured when an aerial ladder collapsed during a church fire at Bethany Temple Presbyterian Church. Thomas Gleason, 27, at the top directing a high pressure hose, fell into the church yard with head injuries and was hospitalized. The roof caved in as the ladder truck overturned after hydraulic jacks failed. The cause remains undetermined and the damage estimate was not released.
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Sninavenerin Iar
Thomas Gleason
Rehhurch
Bien Bethany Temple Presbyteriam
John Wanamaker
Department Store Fame
Doerfer Quits Names New Head
Doerfer resigns as Doerfer quits and names a new head. The article notes Doerfer, a West Virginia University law graduate, has served as a government lawyer and official since 1939 and on the commission since 1957. His departure marks the third Eisenhower administration official to resign under House subcommittee pressure, following Sherman Adams and Richard A. Mack.
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Ford, St
Blicfield
W. Va
West Virginia University
Law School
Air Force
Commission
Doerfer
Eisenhower
House
Sherman Adams
Richard A. Mack
FCC
Television Review Hy Huggier and Mulligan New York
Television critic notes Scott Brady in a western style show that pushes beer sponsors, with modern versus classic western tropes. Ed Sullivan showcases Dame Eileen Brennay and Little Mary Sunshine in a Patrick's Day themed TV week. Patrick’s Day specials, NBC CBS ABC listings, and Selenography closing line.
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Hy Hugier
Mulligan New York
Scott
Brady
Ridolf Friml
Silivan
Cub
New York
St. Patrick's Day
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Pat Boone
ABC
NBC
Manhattan
Howard Keel
Roger Williams
American Ballet Theatre
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Herbert ‘Marshall
Arthur Murray
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Perry Como
WABC
Trish Saint
Erie Resistor Unemployment Pay Bid Upheld by Board
The State Board of Review upheld referee L. G. Burgnon's ruling granting unemployment compensation to more than 100 former Erie Resistor Corp. workers after a long strike. The payout covers periods of unemployment since the strike ended. some workers already found other jobs. The company may appeal to the Pennsylvania Superior Court. Up to about $1,000 for those still out of work was estimated.
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Eric
State Board of Review
Focal
Unem
Erie Resistor Corp
L. G. Burgnon
Clent
Burgnon
Resstor
Board of Review
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Action Slaws On Civil Rights Continued
Senate debate centers on civil rights laws and injunctions in labor disputes and school integration. Republicans seek broader federal power to sue on behalf of individuals too poor or timid to litigate, while a key amendment to empower the attorney general to sue for civil rights was killed.
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Litete Rock
Ark
Senate
Herter and Eisenhower Shape Quiet Foreign Policy
Washington analyst notes 11 months since Herter became secretary of state and contrasts his mild style with Dulles. Eisenhower dominates foreign policy, easing tensions with the Soviet Union and signaling potential progress from Khrushchev summit talks, while Herter recedes into the background.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Ever
Herter
Hisself
Eisenhhower
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
May
Nikita Khrushchev
Hisenhower
Khrushchev
Demet
Mr Herter
United States
Driver Slightly Hurt As Train Smashes Truck
George Zelinski, 38, of Diamond, escaped serious harm when an Evie Railroad freight train collided with his truck in Oil City. The truck was pushed 116 feet into a deep snowbank by the switch engine pulling five tankers, two boxcars, and a caboose en route to Meadville. Zelinski suffered abrasions and brush burns, was treated at Gil City Hospital, and released after X rays.
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Titusville
George Zelinski
Diamond
Evie Railroad
Oil City
Zelinski
Meadville
Gil Cuty Hospital
Ted Serafin
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R. D. J. Corry
Miss Moffit
Jett
Mearsville
Federal Burea of Investigation
FBI
Germany
Carlyie Carlyle
Coons
International Correspondence Schools
Rochester
N.Y
Ics Century Club
IGS
H. Laurie
West Church Street
J. H. Patterson
East Frederick Street
Laurie
M.S. Cobbett
Anna Kosch
East Main Street
Journal
the Bracken Funeral Home
A&b
Roberts
Columbus
Television Review
Main Street
U.S.A
Carol Lawrence
Eddie Hodges
Anne Bancroft
Greenwich Village
Vittorio Gassman
Cynthia Lowry
Erie Resistor
Action Slaws
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