Seek Funds For Erie Soil Tests
ERIE Mayor Arthur Gardner to apply for federal funds to pay about 20000 for borings soil tests and plot surveys to appraise dredging and fill needs for the port expansion. The move follows the Parsons Brinckerhoff study and aims to determine silt removal to reach bed rock before constructing new wharves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erte
Arthur Gardner
Erie
Parsons
Brinckerhoff
Hall
MacDonald
Bed Rock
Gardner
Cal Callahan
Morris Knowles, Inc
Home and Housing Finance Agency
Water Bureau
Parade
Peach Streets
Sth
Wayne
8Th
Weschler
13Th
Raspberry
Gerald Weber
HHFA
Weber
Corryite's Sister Dies At Buffalo
Walter McGraw of Corry mourns as his sister Mrs Barker, 61, of Sinclairville, dies at Deaconess Hospital Buffalo. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from Sampsell and Jordan Funeral Home Sinclairville with Rev James Larkin. burial Gerry Cemetery. Born Sept 9 1894 in Crystal Springs Pa. nurse by training. widow of Gerald Barker. Survived by son Lawrence, grandson Gerald, mother-in-law Marion Barker, and siblings Warner Colburg, James Armstrong, Fred McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS. USA
Musan Ssacker
Sinclairville
Walter McGraw
Corry
Deaconess Hospital
Buffalo
Sampsell and Jordan Funeral Home
James E. Larkin
Gerry Cemetery
Barker
Crystal ‘Springs
Thomas and
Elizabeth McGraw
Jamestown High School
WCA Hospital School of Nursing
Sinclairvile
Celoron
Park Methodist Church
Sylvia
Gerald Barker
Lawrence Barker
Gerald L. Barker
Marion Barker
Warner Colburg
James Armstrong
Syracuse
Fred McGraw
Lakewood
Ohio River recedes from Cincinnati stage as forecast rain looms
The Ohio River fell below Cincinnati's 52 foot wood stage and continued dropping, with officials noting about a foot of spillover upriver and little damage. The Weather Bureau predicts rain in the next two days that could reverse the decline. The mayor quipped about a possible incinerator need while comments on a bond issue and garbage burning were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Associated Press
U. S. Weather Bureau
Delayed Hearing In Blue Jeans Case At West Forest
A West Forest high school dress code dispute over banning blue jeans for female students faced a postponed Forest County hearing. W Scott Calderwood of the Warren firm left for his ill father in Florida, delaying the 10 am session before Judge Flick. Parents and attorneys seek an injunction against enforcing the ban amid constitutional questions. Algiers University ranking note appears as unrelated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander C. Flick
Court of Equity
Tionesta
West Forest
Jin
Warren Man Held In Knife Fight There
Dewey Carter, 67, of Bradford, was wounded by a home made hunting knife during a family quarrel in Warren. He was hospitalized in good condition at Warren General Hospital with a two inch deep wound near the heart. Charles Fields, 25, of Warren, pled not guilty to aggravated assault and battery and is held for next term of Warren County court after police found the knife at Fields home. The investigation suggests the attack followed a family argument. both men reportedly worked at State Hospital and had been drinking earlier, though Carter offered no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Carter
Bradford
Charles Fields
Warren
Warren County Court
Justice of the Peace
Ervine N. Branch
Carter
Warren General Hospital
Fields
State Hospital
Missing Husband Sought by Dallas Wife in Houston Case
Houston police were asked by Dallas authorities to locate a husband who deserted his wife and three children. Descriptions were requested, and the reply likened the man to a horse with a flat forehead and large nose and mouth, a remark that mixed insult with the case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston Police
Dallas
Wora
Mail Thieves Given Break in Federal Court
Three men linked to mail theft received three years probation from Federal Judge Joseph P. Willson. Robert F. McCammon from Harborcreek Frank Kasper of Lake City and Chalmers L. Dinger of Brookville faced restitution orders totaling $? and detailed charges. McCammon and Dinger were former mail carriers with claims of stealing thousands. Kasper admitted stealing to cover medical costs for his wife’s birth.
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Ee Wee Mie
Joseph P. Willson
Robert F. McCammon
Harborcreek
Frank Kasper
Lake City
Chalmers L. Dinger
Brookville
McCammon
Dinger
Erie County
Kasper
Contieaut
Attys, Lindley McClelland
Jesse ‘Uliante, Jr
Will Schaaf
Professor Suspended at Dickinson College in Carlisle
Dr. Laurent R. Lavallee, an assistant economics professor at Dickinson College, invoked the fifth amendment before the House Un American Activities Committee and was suspended. President William W. Edel announced a hearing before the board of trustees executive committee at the earliest possible date.
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Carlisle
Laurent R. Lavallee
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Dickinson College
William W. Edel
Lavallee
Board of Trustees’ Executive Committee
Tes Soon Fls
Council Hears Garbage Protest and Streetlight Upgrades
City council approves sidewalk installation within a reasonable period or city contractors will do the work with a 1 percent assessment on property owners. Plan to increase street lights on East and West South streets passes unanimously, adding new 600 candlepower lights and boosting eight 250 candlepower units. Other items include disputed snow plow bill for Parkhurst, a traffic light study at Pennsylvania avenue and East Main street, sewage disposal project cost tabulation, redecorating the No 2 fire station apartment, and related repairs.
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Rigenre
Mini Street
First Avenue
Kinley
Council
C. W. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Earl T. Cherry
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Main Street
Don Williams
Harrisburg
Pinvacé Director reports delinquent rentals action progress
Guy Abbey announced 21 delinquent newer rentals with city legal action underway or planned. Of these, 10 paid in full totaling 376.48 dollars, five paid partially, and six require further collection measures. Councilmen met at the Corry Board of Health, Health Officer Harley Drake absent as a witness, with a record of the garbage issue noted in health minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinvacé
Guy Abbey
Abbey
Corry Board of Health
Harley Drake
Kintey
Health Department
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Mercury
Corryite
Algiers University
Quarrel
Warren’ General Hospital
Meztelein
Montclair
WBEN
C. Christensen Motors
West
Washington Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
Williams
Thompson
No. 2
Brown
Rosshacher Insurance
Fogle Lumber CO
Dial
Roberts
Listen To
WOTR
Roberts Furniture
the “Y
Columbus
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