Gambling Rumors Persist In Erie Despite Raids
Erie officials report gambling may resume as police raid Beaver Club and Gem City Athletic Club with no evidence found. Mayor Flatley backs investigations, while inspectors note state club charters limit access.
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Erie
Department of Internal Revenue
William Donahue
Thomas Flatley
Flatley
Eric
Jack Martin
Martin
Beaver Club
Beaver Clan
Gem City Athletic Club
Julia Coon burial held in Elgin yesterday
The funeral service for Mrs. Julia Coon took place yesterday at Bradken-HKeating Funeral Home with Lt Kenneth Ty Huff of the Salvation Army and Rev Frank Smith officiating. Interment followed at Elgin Cemetery. Attendees from away included Arinal Sellen and families from Titusville and Dunkirk among others.
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Bradken-Hkeating
Kenneth Ty ‘Huff
Salvation Army
Dunkirk Offtelkiing
Frank Smith
Althiner Churn Sit
Merlin Gaskell
Old Rugged Cross
Myrna Miller
Elgin Cemetery
Arinal Sellen
William Sellen
Titusville
Harry Hidus
Harland Higgs
George Wood
Eric
Walter Ross
Virginia
Katherine
Walter, Jr
Dunkirk
Harry Sellen
Hydetown
Ray Burch
Edward Burch
Brocton
Kenneth Hargreaven
Akron
David Coon
Clymer
Shroyer backs Eisenhower for Republican nomination
SHAMOKIN Pa March 25 John G Shroyer Northumberland county commissioner and former state highways secretary endorsed General Dwight D Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination He cited belief that America will be safe in Eisenhower s hands and cited his closeness to Senator James H Duff as a mover in the national Eisenhower movement
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Shamokin
John G. Shroyer
Northumberland County
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shroyer
James H. Dutt
R-Pay
America
Eisenhower
Penelec Reports $18 Million 1951 Spending for Facilities
Pennsylvania Electric Company Penelec spent 18 million dollars in 1951 to improve and expand its facilities bringing total investment since 1945 to 79 million. 1952 construction is expected at 26 million. Net income fell slightly from 1950 due to higher taxes while revenue rose to 46.? with a peak demand of 40,400 kilowatts. The firm added 8,000 customers in 1951, serving 323,900 across four western and south central counties.
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Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
O. Titus
Shawville
Montebello
Front Strey
Erie
Usawae Hou
Pennnsylvania
Eisenhower 1952 plans swirl over Wisconsin race
News notes Sen. Kefauver expected to win in Wisconsin as factions debate Eisenhower's return. Lodge questions political expediency of recall while Rep. McCormack pushes Eisenhower to resign command and run. Gruenther hints Ike may stay abroad until official military duties shift.
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Sen
Kefauver
Wisconsin
Lonuuney
Gruenther
Eisenhower
Lodge
House
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
Europe
Hiyh
Supreme Allied Command
Truman
Gruentter
Finnegan Free On Bond After $5900 Sentence Offset
James P. Finnegan, former Internal Revenue collector, is free on a bond of 5900 after a two year prison term and a fine for taking 8000 from two St. Louis firms to aid matters with government agencies. US District Judge Rubey Myles labeled him a public official who sacrificed his honor for a dirty dollar. An appeal will be filed, with no ruling expected before the October term of the US Court of Appeals.
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Pyarwomuna
ST Louis
James P. Finnegan
Ingersa Revenuy
Finnegan
Tyne
Court of Appeals
Rubey Myles
St. Louis
Migliaccio Rites Held For Longtime Immigrant Resident
Mrs. Migliaccio died last evening at Cory Memorial Hospital after two weeks of illness. Born in Tealy November 9, 1873, she and her late husband John Migliaccio came to the United States in May 1925 to join their son Sam at 1312 West Pleasant Street. Survived by son Sam and two daughters Santé Simon cette and Mary Triote, with six grandchildren and three granddaughters. Funeral mass at St Thomas Church Friday morning at 14130 oclock.
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Eliatheldy Miwllaoete
Cory Memorial Hspital
Migliaccio
Tealy
John Migliaccio
Sam
West Pleasant Street
Waa
St. Thomas Church
Santé Simoncette
Mary Triote
Mary
Grindsons
Jies Thehildren Brietds
Tite
St. Thomas' Church
Oleluck
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Roland
Charlemagne
Julia Coon
Elgin
Ike
Philco
Wiederriter Company, Inc
South
First Avenue
Corry
18Th and
State Street
McCormack
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Imrs. E. Migliaccio
Comy
Ken and
Bonnie
Powell Loan
Powell
Power It Loan and Finance Co
Center St. Corry
Aegis
LEED
Henan
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