Erie city vows bus fare boost and tax forms noted
City matters include a 10 cent State street fare proposal and a 28 cent increase not opposed, a 15 point chamber plan for downtown Erie's revival, and state tax exemption forms available at The Journal of Erie. Moose and Elks lodge events honor Brother Glenn Betts as bond issues finance Warren Area High School.
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Journal
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Chamber of Commerce
Erie
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Lenant
Coach Company
Brother Glenn
Bill) Betts
Warren
Warren Area
Warren County
Chrendon
Conewango, Elk, Ginde
Kinzus, Mead, Pleasant
Wason
Local Hospital Stay Ends for Many Area Residents
A jumble of names and places appears as a medical discharge log and local notices. The Erie area shows residents discharged from Cory Memorial Hospital and others listed with addresses on Maple, Main, West Congress, and相关 streets. A constitutional amendment to raise school district borrowing limits passes the state House, allowing up to 15 percent of assessed value with higher limits needing district approval. County crime and traffic notes mention reduced incidents and a March 28th courthouse event, while utility easement actions affect Millcreek Township and public works projects.
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Joseph P. Pasek
Erie
Allegheny
Armstrong
Buller
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commaission
Millcreek
Millcreeks
Mrx
W. Ginls
Inks
Last Of Chained Strikers Fired
General Electric officials fired the last of a group of sit-in strikers at the GE plant here after the company replaced a rope used to hoist food on the third floor. Union leaders said the firings came as GE cited gross insubordination. The incident capped ongoing protests by about a score of strikers who began their sit-in Friday in response to plant policies.
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Blomimiel
Lapy
General Electric
Erie
Peter Weber
Operating Engineers Union
Ike Nominates Taylor Successor
President named General Maxwell as chief of staff candidate to succeed Taylor Tennant. The White House set a date for formal action and indicated a transition plan, with other top officers confirmed to maintain continuity.
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Lyawin
Lomnitzer
Maxwell
Taylor Tennetzer
Wlett
White House
Taylor
Dane
Joe Louis Weds Third Wife in California Ceremony
Boxing great Joe Louis, age 40, married his third wife, described as 46, in a Winterhaven California ceremony attended by family and friends. The press notes previous marriages and mentions his children. another former wife is identified as Mrs. Martha Mo Jofmeon with an earlier wife listed as Bi Mor enn from New York City.
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Eros Lok Anwaley Velvil
Martha Mo Jofmeon
Neavyweluil
Cafe Tay
Winterhaven
Calif
Meus
Galoridio Rivey Fom
Yury
Artz
Louis
Foyer Marva
Flerralt
Bie Morenn
New York City
Study College Harrisburg Proposal Advances School Board Powers
The Senate Education Committee backed a proposal today to allow school boards to maintain stable governance over student plans. The measure, supported by education groups, aims to clarify control at the local level and seeks to ensure consistent policies across districts.
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Study College
Harrisburg
Senate
Mrs Spiesman Dies at 80 in Corry
Mrs Spiesman aged 80 died at HY Carey Memorial Hospital Corry. She was widow of Charles Spiesman and sister of Mrs Agnesspksey, survived by daughter Mrs Paul Spiesman and sister Mrs Elizabeth Hingkins both of Corry and Haymond of Ashville. Funeral at Brackin Funeral Home with Mass of Requiem at St Thomas Church. Burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Carey Memorial Hospital
Corry
Mmry Bilesnusr
Patrick
Agiv [Elkpsey
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Kijo
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Ohn
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Elizabeth Hingkins
Haymond
Ashville
Gruidebud Yen
Splesman
Hiss
St Phoinas
Muriel
St. Thomas
Career Crook Dies At 77
DENVER AP Bill LaTrosse, last of the old time irreplaceable train robbers, died at 77 after a life of crime and prison. Born in Kansas City, he staged a famed 1910 Missouri Pacific robbery, later escaped, served multiple terms, and died in a Denver hospital from kidney illness after a long criminal career.
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Cole
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Iran
La'Trasse
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Parsons
Kai
Auin
Corry Man's Kin Succumbs At 89
Mrs. aatsscta vanderholt a former area resident died at her Warren home early this morning at age 89. Survivors include two sons Ralph of Corry and Samuel of Lowville and two grandchildren. The H. L. Musser Funeral Home Union City announced funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be published later.
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Warren
Ralph
Corry
Samuel
Lowville
H. L. Musser
Union City
Slide Still Threatens Nerbriggen Alpine Village
Several stones fell from an unstable high precipice above Nerbriggen in Swibeerland today. The six- to seven- story rock face threatens the Alpine village as rockfalls occurred but caused no injuries or major damage on the outskirts.
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Swibeerland
Herhixgen
Pied Piper of Sierra Madre Mail Carrier Beats Mood With Music
Allen Bond, 50, Sierra Madre mailman, earns smiles on his route with a transistor radio and playful skating. A Marine Reserve fighter and 12 piece band leader, he balances delivery work with music and dance across town, preferring hikes on days off.
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Calif
Allen Bond
Vilaming
Pasadena
Marine Reserve
Ina
Ieader
Bond
Mia
Seek $3 Million For Mine Fire Control
Four Democratic lawmakers in Harrisburg introduced a bill to provide a $3,000,000 state Mines Department appropriation to control refuse bank and abandoned mine fires. Representatives Wargo, Needham, Meholchick, Murphy, Fite, and Kubitsky sponsored the measure which would cover even small anthracite stripping operations and remove the current one or two man exclusion.
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State Mines Department
Joseph G. Wargo
Lackawanna
Michael J. Needham
Stanley A. Meholchick
Luzerne
Austin’ J. Murphy
Washington
Meholchick
Jules Fite
Allegheny
Leo Kubitsky
Mines Department
Wargo and
Needham
End of Six Day Walkout at Westinghouse Plant
In Philadelphia a six day strike at Westinghouse Electric Corporation’s suburban Lester plant ended after a 14 hour bargaining session. Local 107 United Electrical Workers said the settlement covers job assignments furloughs and suspensions. The walkout began when a paint chipper was assigned to operate a crane drawing 54 workers off the job and swelling the plant’s eligible workforce to about 6 000. The company agreed to withdraw furloughs and suspensions against 53 striking workers and remove the paint chipper from the crane.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Lester
Ines
Loval 107
United Electrical Works
Tnd
Erie Fire Loss Reaches 110000 At Union Station
An overnight blaze caused about 110000 in damage to electrical gear on the second floor of the Union Station block housing the Bliley Electric Company above the New York Central passenger station. Firemen confined the fire to the crystal slicing department with no injuries. Smoke and water damaged the Railway Express Company office on the first floor, while railroad operations continued. Fire Chief Peter Kuhn could not determine the blaze cause.
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Union Station
New York Central Railroad
Bliley Electric Company
Peter Kuhn
Railway Express Company
Quiz Defense Chiefs Before Okaying Aid
Washington lawmakers pressed defense chiefs on how the United States would fight a Berlin crisis and whether ground troops would be used in Europe. Rep Wayne Hays urged clarification of Eisenhowers position as the House Foreign Affairs Committee reviews a 3.95 billion foreign aid package. Chairman Nathan Twining and Sec of Defense Neil McElroy testified amid questions about the need for aid as a shield for Europe and spending efficiency. Rep Thomas Morgan suggested possible further cuts, warning some nations have been allotted more aid than they can use.
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Nathan F Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Hays
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Thomas EB. Morgan Chee
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