New supply forms urged for state sales tax exemption
Erie area notices recount state law requiring new exemption forms, a car crash involving a DeAmbra truck on Route 20, payroll matters and public notices. The missives cover local police, legal actions, a memorial for Brother Glenn Betts, and community events including a Moose lodge gathering and Elks tribute.
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Erie
Jay Perry
Lawrence
Perry
Moose
Glenn
Bill) Betts
Patrick DeAmbra
Oswego
N. C
Marilyn Grabb
DeAmbra
Millcreek
Corry Beverage Distributor
Millcreek Police and District
Her J. Johnson Jr
Joseph Letsey
Leisey
Rene A Levesque
Elks
Glenn Betts
Mother and three children die in Lebanon apartment fire
In LeBanon Pennsylvania a 30-year-old mother Jenelle L. Hedges and her children William 6 Michael 3 months died when fire trapped them in a third floor apartment. Neighbors reported smoke and heard screams for help as a neighbor and others tried to aid them. The husband and a stepson were away from the home when the blaze broke out.
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Lebhanon
del Granger
Lebanon
Gruner
Jenelle L. Hedges
William
Michael
Dawn
Granger
Hospital Admission and Discharges Listed in Afternoon Report
At the hospital reported as of 7 p m today, staff could not summon a physician. Floyd Bo Allen of 210 Mott Street and Mrs Derritt Maloney were admitted. Others admitted include Miny lurley Yarateh, 105 Mauple Avenue. Mrs Marion Tripp, 3h Kin. baby of Mr and Mrs Stephen Kostyat. Kathleen d-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Bull of Columbus. Discharges include Mrs Lawrence Carrier, 1054 Eust Main Street Dole. year-old child of Mr and Mrs Manley Moore. Mrs Cecilia, year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Trohott Spring Creek. Mrs William Coleman. Lester Gray, 1173 West Bond Street. Mrs Minnie Cook Spartansburg. William Litton, 320 Euclid. Mrs Kenneth Croscutt Clymer. Glenn E Betts, 403 Weat Pleas ant Street. (Expired).
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Floyd Bo Allen
Mott Street
Derritt Maloney
Miny
Lurley Yarateh
Mauple Avenue
Marion ‘Tripp
Allet Stanley
Stephen Kostyat
Spring Creek
Joseph Miller
Grand Vial
Lawrence Carrier
Eust Main Street
Dole
Manley Moore
Cecilia
Albert Trohott
William Coleman
Clarion
Lester Gray
West Bond Street
Minnie Cook
Spartansburg
William Litton
Euclid Street
Kenneth Croscutt
Clymer
Glenn E. Betts
Weat Pleas
Ant Street
Eisenhower urges firm stance on Berlin to avert war
Eisenhower declares the United States will stay firm in Berlin as he outlines a peace policy based on law and order. He cites a robust military, including nuclear bombers and missiles, while signaling openness to a summit with Khrushchev and a potential big four meeting to ease European tensions.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Berlin
Union
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Eisenhower Signals Berlin Stalemate and New Ideas
President Eisenhower outlined Washington’s Berlin stance amid Soviet pressure and urged readiness for summit talks if progress appears. He defended steadfast U S defenses and looser terms for talks, while warning war could follow if the United States yields to Soviet demands. He stressed allied unity and the need to avoid a permanent Germany division.
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Counry
Berlin
Athen
West Berlin
East Germany
Germany
America
United States
Wkd
Nikita Khrushchey
Kivishchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Oben
G E Betts Dies Of Heart Attack In Corry
G E Betts of West Pleasant Street died in Corry Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born February 36 in Corry, he attended Corry High School and worked in the entering business and for Raymond Manufacturing. He served in the U S Navy in World War I. Survived by wife Carlotta Mead Betts and children Robert, Mrs Heehaed, Carel, Jeary, and others. services at Bracken Home and Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev Robert DeBoer officiating.
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Betts
All West Pleasamh Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Betts
Corry
Grid
Corry High School
Sehwoot
Pari Tiie
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Raymond's
U. S. Navy
Cory
Carlotta Mead
Robert Wid
Ned Uiver
Carel
Dane Ani
Ivy
Lane Durts
Bob
Bricken
Pine Grove
Robert DeBoer
Germain and Eisenhower Stance Amid Summit Speculation
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Germain and Eisenhower regarding a potential summit with Moscow. References to Foster and Hatly predicting outcomes from Fisnhower statements, urging caution toward Soviet demands and signaling reluctance to concede unconditionally.
Titusville Grants Tax Exemption for Nuns
Titusville City Council voted to exempt Sisters of Mercy Convent nuns from the eight dollar per capita tax. Mayor C. C. Hampton spearheaded the measure after learning nuns were listed on tax rolls despite receiving no salary and devoting lives to the church. He noted a city auditor error and said voting records should not affect tax status. Thirty three nuns were among residents mailed tax cards this month. nearby towns also exempt nuns who receive no pay.
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Titusville
C. C. Hampton
Sisters of Mercy
Hampton
William F Crow
Bob
Two Chained Strikers Endure GE Shutdown in Bloomfield
BLOOMFIELD N J AP General Electric Co Monday shut down its plant two weeks early as workers staged a three day sit in over air conditioning transfer to southern plants. Two stalwarts remained chained and carried on the protest after the day shift of about 300 workers arrived and learned of the immediate shutdown.
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Bloomfield
N. J
General Electric Co
New Wave of Family Fun Centers Expands Across Nation
New family recreation centers modeled on Disneyland are joining traditional amusement parks and kiddie lands to attract millions of visitors yearly. Projects range 10 to 100 acres with 3 to 10 million dollars initial investment, featuring regional history themes from New England to Texas and the Old West.
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New York
California
Disneyland
Boston
Denver
Dallas
Santa Monica
Calif
Wakefield
Yesteryear
New England
Pacific Ocean Park
Texas
Magic Mountain
U.S. Cavalry
Pri
New Frontier Centers Blend Showmanship With Nostalgia
Managements of family centers declare their new style centers depart from traditional amusement parks. They emphasize design and construction that fuse showmanship and dramatic talents with features combining nostalgic appeal for elders and novelty for youths.
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Frontier Life
Judge Bucks Both Parties for State Supreme Court
Harrisburg AP Justice Thomas D. McBride challenged both parties by filing on Democratic and Republican ballots for state Supreme Court. He seeks the $30,000-a-year, 21-year term seat, running against Lackawanna County Judge Michael J. Baen on the Democratic ticket and Blair F. Gunther of Pittsburgh on the GOP ticket. McBride, a Democrat, also will run on the GOP line while serving an interim appointment from former Gov. Bearder.
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Harrisburg
Thomas D. McBride
State Supreme Court
Michael J. Baen
Lackawanna County
Superior Court
Blair FP
Gunther
Pittsburgh
Fagen
McBride
GOP
Pennsylvania
High Court
George M. Beader
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