Mayville Public Hearing on $550,000 Sewer Plan Turns Tense
Mayville residents grilled experts at a public meeting on a proposed $550,000 sewer project. About 100 people attended with roughly half deemed ineligible to vote. Attorney Rogers, Col. A F Dappert, and Rolland H Austin presented plan details and potential alternatives, while dye-test slides illustrated effluent issues and local disposal setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
George P. Rogers
Col
A. F. Dappert
State Water Pollution Control Board
WPCB
Albany
Rolland H. Austin
Academy Street
Village sewer plan discussed by Dr Prince and Mr Squire
Dr Julius Prince stressed removing health hazards from polluted water while A B Squire outlined Ulred firm plans to draw the sewer scheme. Squire noted six residents outside the sewer district and that rental may begin with house connections. He added disposal plants last about 30 years and soil conditions here hinder underground pipes.
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Julius Prince
A. B. Squire
Ulred
Corryites Named to TB Projects Committees for 1956-57
Corry residents Mrs. Olin W. Bracken Sr Miss Eva M. Kepler and David A. Hillstrom were named to committees for the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association for the 1956 57 fiscal year announced by J Kenneth Winter executive director Bracken and Hillstrom join the county committee with Bracken also on the general hospital administration x ray committee and Hillstrom on the industrial health committee Kepler will aid the nursing committee of the association.
Figure Skating Titles At Stake In U S Championships
Philadelphia hosts the U S figure skating championships with nearly 100 entrants led by the world’s top amateurs. Ten titles will be decided by Saturday night as the senior ladies feature Olympic champion Tenley Albright and world champion Carol Heiss while the men see Hayes Jenkins square off with David Jenkins and Ronnie Robertson.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
U.S
Tenley Albright
Carol Heiss
U. S
Hayes Jenkins
David
Ronnie Robertson
Monsignor Dies In Fire At St Marys Cathedral
A pre-dawn blaze at St Marys Cathedral in Trenton killed Monsignor Richard T Crean 65, rector and vicar general, as firefighters battled four alarms. Two women housekeepers remained missing. a third woman, Vera Dzlenis, a cook, survived after hospital treatment. Several priests were injured and 800 Jefferson grammar school children evacuated in heavy rain.
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Bs Msovenue Press
Trenton
Haming
St. Mary's
Richard ‘T. Crean
Bank and
Warren Streets
Camden
William Fitzgerald
South Amboy
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Jefferson Grammar School
Mary Donellan
Mary Brennan
McKinley Hospital
Vera Dzlenis
Corry GI Named Soldier Of Month
Corry GI Juienua Fairchild son of Mr and Mrs Harry Fairchild of 405 East Pleasant street has been named Soldier of the Month by the 822d Engineer Aviation Battalion in Guama. The honor reflects neat appearance military bearing and job knowledge and comes with a certificate and commendation from his commanding officer as he prepares to return to the United States next June.
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Rss
Ruenara Y. Juienua
Harry Fairchild
East Pleasant Street
822D Engineer Aviation Battalion
Guama
Fairchild
United States
School Program to Expand State Aid for School Construction
A House vote approved a statewide school construction aid plan shifting funding partly to state assistance. It allows wealthier districts with borrowing capacity to qualify too, fixing the aid at about half the cost and setting construction caps of 1100 dollars per pupil for elementary and 1700 dollars for secondary schools.
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House
Senate
Senator George rejects moving a tax cut on House extension
Sen George of Georgia says there is no plan to add personal income tax relief to the House passed one year extension bill for corporate and excise tax rates. He urges quick action on extending taxes and notes a potential $100 personal exemption idea may be pursued this session, but he does not support tying up the bill.
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Sy Associated
Washington
George
D-Ga
House
Eisenhower
Byrd
D-Va
Nixon Kefauver Vote Signals GOP Mood in New Hampshire
Voters in New Hampshire gave Nixon a strong write-in showing, boosting talk of him on the 1956 Republican ticket. Kefauver’s bid lagged as Stevenson was recalled. turnout appeared light, with estimates under 75,000 compared with 190,000 four years ago. The House passed an excise tax extension to April 1, 1957, maintaining current rates on liquor and fuel.
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Uae
Stevenson
Refauver
Democratic Party
New Hampshire
Truman
Fauver
Xemiter
Nixon
Guy
Lane Dwinel
Eisenhower
GOP
William Treat
San Francisco
Treasty Humphrey
Thomas &. Davey
Massachusetts
Gay
Herter
Wayten
Nixon Leads In Precinct Turnout As Vote Totals Rise
With 240 of 297 precincts reported Nixon tallied 18 307 votes to Herter 2 454 and Bridges 1 550. The vice presidential vote ran about 40 percent of the overall presidential tally amid the money total for President Eisenhower.
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Nixon
Herter
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Mrs Wittsie Succumbs At 58 In Jamestown Area
Mrs Julia Wittsie 58 of Busti died at home yesterday. Born February 1 1898 in Scranton she was daughter of Joseph Nowark. She lived in Johnstown early and in Jamestown area about 30 years. Survived by husband William S Wittsie a daughter Julia Vincent two grandchildren and sister Mrs Josephine Decosta. Friends may call Schoonover Funeral Home Sugar Grove after 2 pm today. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the same parish burial in Sunset Hill Cemetery.
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Wm. Wittsie
Julia N. Wiltsie
Bustl
Lloyd von
Spar
Tatinburg
William 5. Wittsie
Scranton
Joseph Nowark
Johnstown
Jamestown
Busti Federated Church
Julia
Vincent
R. D
Ashville
Leu Ann
Roger EL
Sherry Lee Vincent
Ashvill
Josephine Decosta
Jamaica
Schoonover Funeral Home
Sugar Grove
Sun‘set Hill Cemetery
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Dick Krueger
Merrill Dence
Corry
United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
D.D
Miss Kepler
Association
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Dodd
Center St
Corry GI
Firestone
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Kefauver Folk
Wprice
Plymouth
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