Dem Official Explodes Over Registration Day
Erie County Commissioner Louis Reymek blasted fellow officials after a motion for a 4 special voter registration failed due to a late petition. He charged Republicans fear such registrations and condemned the technicality as the cause. He challenged GOP registrar Liljenberg on the issue, who said he would permit as many registrations as allowed.
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Erie — Canty
Louis Reymek
Albion
Reymek
Jane Democratic
Reymiek
William Lifenberg
GOP
Liljenberg
Three Boys Admit The Slashings
Three youths under sixteen admitted slashing tires on six autos parked in front of Hilltop. Detective Capt. Richard Hetico said they were among five youths arrested earlier for damage exceeding $900 to Glenwood Park and a private home. One used an awl, two others assisted. Juvenile court action planned. police seek to solve recent pre slashing cases in 38th and Pine area. Additional reports of slashing in the 37th Parade area were received.
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Emm
Ihe Ooys
Richard Hetico
Glenwood Park
Hetico
38Th
Pine Avenue
37Th Parade
Clymer School Plans Operetta in April
The Clymer school music department prepares for the operetta Words and Music. Rehearsals led by vocal instructor Howard Zetterval with Edith TeWinkie and Maryann Hogenboom as student director and accompanist. The two act lighthearted comedy will be staged April 4 and 5 at 8 16 p m in the school auditorium. Also reported A P Warner 87 pioneer instrument inventor and industrialist died yesterday in Beloit Wisconsin. He helped develop the magnetic speedometer in 1904 and founded the Warner Instrument Co a forerunner of Stewart Warner Corp.
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DL Allins Weenee Eeslool
Howard Zetterval
Hell
Edith TeWinkie
Maryann Hogenboom
Clymer School
Beloit
Wis
A. P. Warner
Charles
Warner Instrument Co
Stewart-Warner Corp
County Board approves $3988 for prisoner returns
Erie County Commissioners approved bills totaling 3988 to reimburse Sheriff John Coates and District Attorney Herbert Johnson for returning two convicts from Los Angeles. Nelson Ball and Anthony Gorczynski were flown back to Erie and their plane costs were included in the bill.
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Eran Sab
Los Angeles
John Coates
Herbert Johnson
Nelson Ball
Anthony Gorcynski
Erie
Guard Against Pollution at Hammermill Plant Franklin
Franklin officials hammer out a pollution plan for the Allegheny River as Hammermill engineers keep the Department of Health informed. F B Milligan of the Health Department says the river should avoid discoloration unlike the Clarion River and notes a different process from Johnsonburg.
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Franklin
Allegheny River
Hammermill Paper Company
Hammermill
Department of Health
F. B. Milligan
Sanitary Water Board
Clarion River
Johnsonbuure
Johnsonburgh
New York & Pennsylvania Company
Saturday Evening Post
Bradford Firm Officials Deny Tax Evasion
Bradford firm leaders Blaisdell and Brill pleaded innocent to charges of evading federal income taxes totaling $90,693 for 1950 through 1982. Blaisdell, founder of Zippo Manufacturing, faces $62,445 in personal taxes and $28,248 in corporate taxes. Brill, assistant secretary, is charged with preparing fraudulent returns. No trial date was set.
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George D. Blaisdell
Bradford
Samiel J. Brill
Blaisdell
Zippo Manufacturing Co
Brill
Herbert P. Sorg
Blaisdel
Union cash questioned in Teamsters probe turns to Brewster
Committee Chairman McClellan cited 709420.14 dollars in Teamsters funds tied to Beck as fast, misappropriated, unaccounted for or questionable. Beck, Kennedy said, questioned last about loans to Brewster, Beck’s successor, with Brewster admitting borrowed sums and paid interest during five days of testimony in the Western Conference of Teamsters inquiry.
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Roonunwen
Fane
McClellan
D-Ark
Beck
Kennedy
Frank W. Brewster
Western Conference
Teamsters Brewster
Brewater
Teamsters
City Council Denies curb cut request for driveway plan
The council rejects a government request to cut 60 feet of curbing for a 20 foot wide driveway. Arrows indicate Post Office access near the enter street driveway while a similar request on West South street was also considered. The drive will be five feet wider on each side, enabling a 20 foot curb, to accommodate highway and large trucks. The summer project proceeds as planned.
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Post Office Department
West South Street
Journal
Hero Pigeons Retire Today
Signal Corps to dispose of hundreds of trained carrier pigeons struck from service by electronic communications. Birds named Joe Yank and Caesar will go on sale at 5 dollars each, limit ten birds per buyer, with nationwide interest from Canids and Cub. Veterans of combat missions since 1878 will be sent to museums.
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Signal Corps
Yank
Aew Army
GT Joe
Gelvivecchia
Italy
George Patton
Caesar
North Afren
Day Nasser Meet For Day Of Talks (Gaza Border Referenced)
Day Nasser presses for talks on canal dispute and possible advisory body to arbitrate Suez Canal issues. Diplomatic sources note Egypt seeks toll payment, maintenance fund, and representation considerations for any user organization.
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Nasser
Gaza
Gullo Aqaba
World Court
Egyal Early
Ady
Suez Canal
Hammarakjold
Egypt
This Eternal Life Through Christ and Knowing God
Lenten meditation by Rev. Earl C Docherty urges personal knowledge of God and Jesus Christ as eternal life. It cites John 6 11 and 1 John to emphasize that eternal life is experienced now through the Spirit and a new birth not by church rites alone. The talk stresses personal conversion and a living relationship with God as the qualification for eternal life.
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Jesus Christ
God
Apostle John
Jesus
Religious themes draw gifted American artists despite limited official support
New York critics note rising interest in religious subjects among American artists, though church commissions remain scarce and often go to artists producing conventional, sentimental works. The Midtown Art Gallery hosts a major bio-religious show, and the Marine Gallery curates a diverse exhibit including Nagler, Rowe, and Kate.
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New York
Alan D. Gilin
Manhattan
Midtown Art Gallery
Naval Intenitatert
Fred Nagler
Nagle
Amal
Marine Gallery
Guy Rowe
Raymond Kate
Rowe
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Accordion School of Music
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N. Center St
Rev
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Tuffy
Washington Streets
Kao
McErdinks
North Center
Corry, PA
Fine Furnitur
Paes
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Alcan Highway
Alaska
Chevrolet
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