Erie County Notes and Local Incidents Report
A Erie County Medical Society panel urged continued operation of the Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital with a plan for another review within three years. Disabled veterans received most of last year’s federal aid to Pennsylvania veterans totaling $153,088,075. A 10 year old sustained a left wrist fracture while roller skating. Marriage license app filed by Robert Foote and Virginia Thompson. Corry sewage plant reimbursements posted to city treasurer Carlton Smith. Forests and Waters Secretary Goddard protested a New York Times letter on the Kinzua Dam, while Life Magazine covered the Seneca Indians fight over flooded lands. Corry residents investigate a blast likely from a dive-bombing aircraft rather than an Ajax engine. Police probe a Spring Street theft ring with a 50 dollar haul. Barbara Toth slipped on ice sustaining a possible left wrist fracture. Ted Dey is reported in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Nichols Disposal owner Lawrence Nichols reports damage from a truck strike to the West Washington street dump with yellow paint marks and structural damage.
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Maurice K. Goddard
New York Times
Kinzua
New York
Arthur &. Morgan
Allegheny River
Life Magazine
Jamestown-Salacnnca
Geneva disarmament plan outlines three stage path
The West proposes a three stage plan toward global disarmament. An international organization under the UN would track military spending and armaments, with U S and U S S R forces cut to 2% million each. Subsequent stages would ban space weapons, halt fissionable production, and reduce armed forces further, aiming for abolition of weapons of mass destruction. Elmer J. Wade, 93, longtime Wade Brothers Shoe Store figure, dies in Jameson. Corry reports a Corry man Ernest R. Adams, 21, admitted after farm mishap. Kathy Bemis, 8 months, discharged to await heart surgery in Erie and Philadelphia after hospital stay.
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International Organization
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
International
Elmer J. Wade
Jamesons
International Organizatin
James
Town General Hospital
Wade Brothers Shoe
Wade
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
The
Community Chest
General Twining Leaves Hospital
General Nathan F. Twining chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was released from Waller Reed Hospital after surgery for appendicitis on February 22 and a cancer operation last May. The 62 year old returned to his home yesterday.
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General Twining
Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Waller Reed Hospital
Twining
Meadville Tot Opens Eyes After Surgery at Walter Reed
Gerald Beringer age three from Carlton, son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Beringer, has opened his eyes for the first time following surgery at Walter Reed Hospital to correct ptosis. Surgeons created new eye muscles. he must wear bandages and be carefully watched for weeks to avoid jarring the eyes. April follow up planned as he works toward normal eyelid control.
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Bere Inger
James P. Beringer
Carlton
Tors
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Gerald
Jointure Sets Budget and School Actions
The board approved 8000 dollar salaries for Harold Wolfe as high school principal and 6500 dollars for J Donald Watson as assistant principal on 11 month contracts. A senior with a troubled record was expelled after a recent escalate. parents will not attend a board meeting. A Conway teacher was granted 36 days leave without pay. H Lynn Rice was asked to become vice president of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Music Education Association, with implications for absence from school.
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Harold Wolfe
J. Donald Watson
Rodemeyer
Rode~meyer
Conelway
Conelway Board
H. Lynn Rice
Northwestern Pennsylvania Music Education Association
Rice
Kane Arsen United Fund Faces Donor Agency Rejections
A Kane Arsen United Fund executive committee met to address rejection of United Funds by three national health agencies Polio Heart and Cancer. Norman Deane heads a special committee to resolve how to allocate fair shares while preserving agency support. Directors report that checks to agencies were returned as unacceptable and pledge to find a way to meet each agency’s allocations. Further reports are planned for a future executive meeting and the April UF board session.
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KANE
Kane Arsen United Fund
Heart
Lawrence Woods
Norman Deane
Woods
Waiting for God Lent meditation by Rev George A Myers
The sermon on confession and humility centers on waiting for God's divine mercy. It cites Luke 15 11 19 and emphasizes acknowledging sin, seeking forgiveness, and trusting God’s faithfulness to cleanse and reconcile. The piece highlights the renewing presence of the Holy Spirit and the assurance of forgiveness as central themes.
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George A. Myers
Belongings Of Miners Found At Hatfield Mine
Logan West Virginia AP rescue crews continued digging into the Island Creek Coal Co. mine at Holden twelve miles from the Kentucky border seeking 18 trapped miners. Fresh teams extended ventilation and drilled toward a deeper chamber 1,200 feet inside the mine hoping to locate a refuge. The tunnel roof collapsed six days ago sparking a stubborn underground fire. no miners were found in the enlarged room.
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Logan
W. Va
Island Creek Coal Co
Holden
Kentucky
West Virginia
Board Approves Rice Honor At Corry Jointure
The board approves Rice accepting the honor, noting Corry should share leadership. Estimated cost to the jointure is 50 dollars next year and about 100 dollars in Rice's presidency year. February bills totaling 65 541 dollars and March bills to date 9 795 dollars were approved.
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Rice
Corry
Hunt Trio In Robbery Killings at Roosevelt Road Intersection
Police recount a robbery and slayings as inspectors halted three suspects in a car at Roosevelt Road and Clark Street. A bystander, Winton Murray, 26, witnessed two inspectors and three robbers, found bags of mail in the trunk, and heard gunfire after the men moved to a second car.
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Murray
Voting Referee Plan Bounces Through Civil Rights Wrangle
Washington AP reports a push in the House to approve a revised voting referee plan as part of civil rights legislation. Supporters claim it would end marathon Senate fights, while Republicans anticipate a final vote by Thursday.
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Washington
Clyil
South
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Halleck
Senate
Hoffa Attacks Labor Law At Madison Square Garden Rally
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa denounced new labor legislation at a Madison Square Garden rally attended by about eight thousand Teamsters and relatives. He targeted Sen. John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, the press, and various labor leaders, claiming distortion in coverage and editor control by big business.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Madison Square Garden
John F. Kennedy
Dmags
Bobby Kennedy
Apl-Cto
George Meany
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Sen. Kennedy
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoffa
Radio and TV fall short for daytime woes
New York AP notes television fails to replace radio during a cold and lingering malaise. Daytime TV offers little variety as music and serials fill the hours, while a Harrsiburg AP report covers Pennsylvania's new narcotics curb effort led by the Health Department with seminars in Philadelphia starting April and expanding statewide later.
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New York
Helen Trent
Sam Levenson
CBS
Charles L. Wilbur Jr
Joseph Adelstein
Department
Behavioral Problems
Adelstein
Associated Press
Taueh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Adlestein
Wilbar
CBS Plans Repeat of Salute to the American Theater
NBC and CBS schedule new and repeat TV specials. CBS will reair the hourlong Salute to the American Theater for sight time audiences Friday April 9 from 9 to 10 p.m. NBC showcases a Princess Margaret romance program and coverage of Tony Armstrong-Jones wedding plans. The Miami Herald reporter Jamies Buchanan case is teased for Circle Theatre March 30.
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Windsor- Jones
NBC
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Circle Theatre
Miami Herald
Jamies Buchanan
Cuba
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Pennsylvania
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Veterans Administration
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West Washington Street
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Robert A. Foote
Sheffield
Virginia J. Thompson
Carlton Smith
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Spring Street
Charles Munn
Barbara — Toth
Mrs. Prank Toth
Franklin Street
F. E
Ted) Dey
First Avenue
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Nichols Disposal Company
Nichols
Ernest R. Adams
Corry Memorial, Hospital
Lynn Sill
Beaverdam
Adams
Kathy Bemis
Russell Bemis
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Kathy
Paitin
Savings Po
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Ec Wi
Meadville
Jointure
Blackstone
Roberts
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Electrolux
James Walters
South St
National Bank of Corry
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Television Review
Acad
Jane Wyman
Charles Laughton
Kay Starr
Nat King Cole
Arthur Murray
Bob Hope
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
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Better Homes & Gardens
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