Fifth day of Civil Court verdict in Kaufman case
The fifth day of Civil Court in Venango County saw a jury find for defendants Charles E Kaufman and Adah Kaufman of Mount Lebanon Pittsburgh. Oil City firm Oliver Brothers sought 1455.93 plus interest from August 17 1953 and costs for repairs on a building in Old City ninth ward. Subhead items note gift subscriptions, surplus foods distribution, local events and police bureau reorganization plans.
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Corry Journal
Franklin
Venango County
Charles E. Kaufman
Adah Kaufman
Mount Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Oliver Brothers
Oil City
Kaufman's
Old City
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Warren County
Burglary at Lakeview Elementary recovers few items
Franklin reports a Lakeview elementary school burglary taking about $50 and ice cream bars with other recent thefts noted in Hadley, Jamestown, and Transfer. Jamestown issues near record year progress on building with $15,000 in permits and a 1955 total approaching $2,000,000.
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Franklin
Lakeview
Stoneboro
Hadley
Jamestown
VFW
Ralph E. Carmichael
Retiring Pleasantville supervisor Stillings to curtain year
Titusville not C Stillings supervises area schools and announces retirement this week at a regular school meeting. Special on permanent waves offered till Easter by Gertrude Hughes for ladies, with rates listed. Mayville awaits county highway plan vote and a contentious four year program after initial tabling. Venango Fire Dept reports radio net in weeks and two way system installed in trucks. VFW Club hosts musical entertainment as Erie safety council discusses a women’s school guard for pupils.
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Titusville
C. Stillings
Pleasantville
Stillings
Healty
Gertrude Hughes
Mayville
Chiitauiqua County
Finis
Raymond’s
North Center Street
Bond Diamond Dealer
Reno
Venango County Firemen
Reno Fire Department
George Coon
Civil Defense
Fire Service
VFW Club
Erle
George Purvis
Axe
Gardner
Pitts Spurch
Greater Erie Safety Council
Dust storms ease after nationwide damage
Storms that battered much of the nation yesterday caused millions in property and crop losses and killed at least eight people. The Great Plains suffered the heaviest monetary damage with Colorado wheat losses alone pegged at about 50 million dollars amid widespread dust, wind, and tornado impacts across the Midwest and East.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Flood threats ease as river cools after seven year peak
Clarity returns as storms move off. Reports indicate damage estimates surpass one million dollars in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with Indiana close to the same. Heavy rains battered the Ohio River Valley while the Weather Bureau in Pittsburgh warned of renewed flood risk from the river. The Ohio River’s worst surge in seven years appears to have moderated.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ohio River
U.S. ‘Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Bie
Pan American Games Open With Flags and Ceremonies
The Pan American Games begin tomorrow with 22 nations and territories set to unfurl flags as ceremonial events open a three day athletic festival. The games run through March 26 featuring 18 sports and crowning champions. In Oil City a $275,000 municipal bond issue was approved to fund water, streets, bridges, and recreation assets.
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Maenisq
North
South America
Oil City
State Department of Internal Affairs
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Dawn Jenick
Olen High Selo
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Collier Beauty Salon
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Hannah Whitman
Cooperstown
Earl McDaniels
Cochranton
Frank Whitman
Cattaraugus
Allegany
New York State
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Erie Police Department
Arthur Gardner
F. L. Baressi
Elizabeth Crouch
Presbyterian Home
Titusville Hospital
Acwes
Carroll
Diane Shoemaker
Ad Mix
Harold Shoemaker
Centerville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
David Depew
East Main Street
Blackstone
Plumbing & Heating Ee
Carl Hixson
Hoday
Corry Hospital
Cheryl
George Nelson
Tidioute
Julian Buesink
Findley Lake
Charles VanTassel
Mead Avenue
Lois Buetikofer
R. D
Albert L. Young
Mott Street
Robert Klingensmith
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Roger Seeley
Ashville
John Keppel
Michael Howard
Roger
Stanley Wenzel
Gould Street
William
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South Center Street
Lyle Saxton
Fifth Street
Robert Maedie
Columbus
Donald Cressley
Daugher
Janet Louise
Spring Creek
Censuet
Corry
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Thiel College
Greenville, PA
New Corry Area High School
Tunnele’s
Beauty
Mirro-Matic
West Main Strant
Corry, Pa
United States
U.S
Proch Steel
N. Slee Street
Fairchild’s
Barney’s Firestone
Lilly Daché
Autumn Lea
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