Road repairs pace after Nood Waters flood damage in Warren County
George Corbett Acting Superintendent of Highways said repairs will cover about half of the more than $20,000 in highway damage caused by recent Nood Waters. Major devastation hit routes in Warren, Kinzua Corydon and Youngsville areas including Route 61058 west of Youngsville. Flooding also damaged guard fences along the river and culverts.
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Warren County
George Corbett
Youngsville
Corry Weather And Local News Highlights
Corry saw a 97 high and 29 low as parts of broader drafts. Fire Chief Ray Laurie urged merchants to clear trash before closures to prevent hidden fires. Dalley Potter, 18, injured in Erie February 29, remains serious after transfer. Brice Miller, 19, charged with aggravated assault and battery, free on bond. Oil City lodge officers elected led by A G Armburger. Titusville to install April 4 8. J Russell named treasurer after 26 years. Mrs. Alice Shaw of North East dies, estate $24500. Bernard Shaw and Beverly Lou Wills named beneficiaries in North East properties. American farmers bought 2 1/2 million dollars of new tractors 1950 53.
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Erie
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Brice
Junior) Miller
A. G. Armburger
Oil City
B. P. O. Ellis Lodge
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Titusville
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Charles Clifford
Alice G. Shaw
North East
Bernard Shaw
Corry
Beverly Lou Wills
Pennsylvania joins Great Lakes Pact
Governor Leader signed a measure enabling Pennsylvania to join a compact with seven other states to manage Great Lakes water resources. Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin have ratified. Ohio and New York have not. The pact aims to balance use across industry commerce agriculture supplies and recreation while Erie port importance may grow. A Pennsylvan ia Turnpike extension could boost Erie shipments to the east.
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Great Lakes
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Great Lakes Basin
Erie
Firebug Bogardus Sentenced to 30 to 60 Years
Media man Edgard L. Bogardus, 24, confessed Delaware County firebug, was sentenced today to 30 to 60 years in the Eastern State Penitentiary. He had admitted setting 17 fires and faced extensive arson charges.
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Media
Edgard L
Teddy) Bogardus
Delaware County
Eastern State Penitentiary
State Federation seeks ruling on legislative hearings into department heads
The Northwestern division of the Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs proposes the state attorney general rule on whether a legislative committee can investigate executive department heads. It cites the removal of Charles A. French from the Fish Commission and calls for an ethics code to govern such inquiries. The measure accompanies the federation’s two day spring meeting and notes past scrutiny of the Fish Commission by the House Conservation and Wildlife Committee.
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Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
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House Conservation and Wildlife Committee
Fish Commission
Joint
State Government Commission
Charles A. French
Pish Commission
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Conservation and Wildlife Committee
House
State Department
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Lonardi, Revolt Leader, Dies in Argentina
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi, 59, who led the coup that ousted Peron and served as inaugural provisional president before a later army ouster, died yesterday in Buenos Aires Argentina. The early September revolt that toppled Peron had placed Lonardi in the top post until November.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan D. Peron
Fixed fights alleged by Los Angeles boxing figure
Two more admission witnesses testified that fixed prize bouts were ordered by Babe McCoy, a matchmaker at Olympic Auditorium. Soldier Eddie Stanley recalled taking Ira Hughes to Portland to box Joe Kahut, under orders to finish quickly, while Georgie Hansford said McCoy directed him to take orders from Chickie Bogad as part of the scheme.
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Associated Presa Los Angeles
Guv
Goodwin Knight
Babe McCoy
Los Angeles
Olympic Auditorium
Eddie Stanley
Ira Hughes
Portland
Dre
Joe Kahut
Hughes
Georgie Hansford
McCoy
Chickie Bogad
Bdgad
Bogad
Fight Fix Testimony Mentions San Antonio Newark Case
Hansford testified that the manager’s share of purses was split, but Bognd directed him to throw a fight to Enrique Holanos in San Antonio and another to Allie Stoltz in Newark New York, tying the alleged scheme to two locations.
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Hansford
Bognd
Enrique Holanos
San Antonio
Allie Stoltz
Newark
Plan Shots In Hepatitis Outbreak By Associated Press
Clearfield County medical authorities plan Gamma Globulin inoculations for elementary and high school students in Curwensville to combat an infectious hepatitis outbreak. Dr. M J Tornatore said the shots, tentatively set for Monday, will be free with parental written permission. The number of cases and rate of increase were not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Clearfield
Curwensville
Clearfield County
M. J. Tornatore
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