Eaton Opposes Steel Merger in Youngstown Move
Cyrus Eston of Republic Steel traveled to Youngstown to oppose Bethlehem Steel’s plan to absorb Youngstown Sheet and Tube. He urged a all Ohio owned all Republic merger, arguing wages would fall and mills close if the Bethlehem tie-up proceeded.
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Youngstown
Cleveland
Bethlehem
United Press
Schwab
Grace
Sheet & Tube
Bethleheim
Republic
Mtry
Rally series and aviation plans noted in Erie area
A rally series sponsored by the Erie County Game and Fish Protective Association opened in Edinboro. Capt. Frank M. Hawks plans a Sunday glider flight to New York, with stops via Tucson and other cities, crossing Erie and North East to attract onlookers.
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Erie County Game and Fish Protective Association
Edinboro
Frank M. Hawks
San Diego
New York
Vin Scortland Park
Tucson
Min Paso
Steetiweter
Tulsa
Ast St. Louis
Columbus
Buffalo
Ube
Erie
North East
Baby mailed to Erie under grisly murder probe
Investigators probe death of a well developed baby boy found strangled inside a box mailed from Duluth and received at the South Erie post office. Coroner Hanley notes mature age, evidence of prior murder, and postal authorities alerted.
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Erie
South Erie
J. L. Summers
Terry Ave
Brie
Duluth
Minn
Daniel Hanley
Hanley
Joseph Hanley
Blue Eye News Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Incidents
Irvin and Stella Briggs were in Corry Saturday. Lindstrom family from Jamestown visited the Bensons. Elwood Baccus and family from Corry were guests of Clayton Baccus. Wilma Bindley fell from a pole repairing a telephone line but was not seriously hurt. Alta Mead hosted several local families for a music evening. Nearby residents visited and farm sap gathering continues to be active during a fine sugar season. Pittsburgh visitors Join Hummers were in the area. A Corry family reportedly moved onto the Trill farm. Lost items include a brown pocketbook and an Eastern Star card. Immediate sale ads: furniture for 718 West Main Street.
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Blue Eye
Irvin
Stella Briggs
Corry
R. Lindstrom
Jamestown
Howard Benson
Elwood Baccus
Clayton Baccus
Wilma Bindley
Mack
Alta Mead
Will Burch
Mra
Fred Yates
Dorothy Alcarn
George Mead
Telia Briggs
Nora McClelland
Charles Sandburg
Mrs. Mead
Roy DeJeans
Henry Jaquith
Albert Sandburg
Vin Corry
Cleve Damon
Spring Creek
Join Hummers
Pittsburgh
Trill
Local notices and moves in French Creek area
Mer 26 y w More returns from Cleveland after visiting daughter Mrs Alert Smolk and reports her recovering from a broken ankle. Mrs Shelton Stoddard improving after an appendectomy at Carry hospital. Alton King suffers serious heart attack from infected teeth. Dr Gerasy cof Clymer advises tooth removal. Mrs Elmer King recovering from head growth removal. Dr Fynn of Findley Lake treating her. Mr and Mrs Lee Stafford move to Hayhow farm. Floyd Davis moves into Willink's house. Albert Peterson of Erie and family occupy former Gus Anderson farm. Hare family moved to North Clymer. friends of Mrs David Lathrop ill after moving to Falconer. Ralph Berden visits mother Cora Berden. Warren Whitney supervising snow fence and gravel to passable roads. Will and Mrs Will Redding of Columbus visiting relatives. Roy Tenharken works for Harmon Neckers. Carlton Reid moved from Mr Williams' Marven and works on Warren Whitney road. Ross Bemis and wife occupy Williams tenant house. Mrs Donald Helwig of Buffalo visiting amid mother's illness in Tyre hospital. For rent Newly decorated six room house with garden $15 monthly Centrally located 37 North First Avenue. Garage desired.
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French Creek
Mer
W. More
Cleveland
Alert Smolk
Shelton Stoddard
Carry Hospital
Alton King
Gerasy Cof Clymer
Elmer King
Fynn
Findley Lake
King
Lee Stafford
Hayhow Farm
Floyd Davis
Mr. Willink
Albert Peterson
Erie
Gus Anderson
George Hare
Hare
North Clymer
David Lathropwill
Falconer
Ralph Berden
Ripley
Cora Berden
Warren Whitney
Will Redding
Columbus
Roy Tenharken
Harmon Neckers
Carlton Reid
Williams
Marven
Ross Bemis
Bemis
Mr. Williams
Donald Helwig
Buffalo
Stoddard
Corty Hospital
Bridge Party At Concord Street Entertains Twelve Guests
Attractively arranged event last evening Mrs. Harry Spicer hosted twelve guests at her Concord street residence. Three bridge tables provided the entertainment while prizes went to Mrs. Ruth Whittaker Miss Lena Thurston and Mrs. Raymond Anderson. A two course salad lunch concluded the evening.
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Harry Spicer
Concord Street
Ruth Whittaker
Lena Thurston
Raymond Anderson
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Saturdi Evening Post
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Harry Mason
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Ta Magazine
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Curtis Robin
Model Dairy CO
R.E. Palmer Co
North Center Street
Eastern Star Lodge
D. Warren DeRosay
Maple Avenue
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