Erie County updates housing and safety amid varied notices
Erie County TB hospital averaged 49 patients in February as costs per meal were set at 7.6 cents. A bomb scare disrupted a Democratic dinner at East Erie Turners. Gov. Lawrence was a keynote speaker and left before the call. County tax bills used a Remington Rand computer. Titusville school merger events planned through April. Car crashes damaged two Corry teens’ vehicles. VORTAC added at Port Erie Airport. A court house complaint and coast guard icebreaking efforts near Dunkirk featured in ongoing county notices.
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Erie County
East Erie
Army to Send 2000 Men to Okinawa to Bolster Ground Troops
The Army announced the 2nd Division's Aborne Battle Group based at Fort Bragg North Carolina will deploy to Okinawa in June. The unit will join four battle groups in Hawaii under the 25th Infantry Division and bring added artillery engineering aviation and maintenance support for a more flexible Pacific response.
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Okinawa
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Witness Testifies Admitting Killing in Pittsburgh Trial
Daniel Kerston, 86, of Pittsburgh, testified at the John Hark murder trial that the defendant hinted at killing a man in a hotel robbery. Hark, 26, is charged with fatally beating and robbing William C. Querey, 49, of Rockingham, N C, at the Taters Yoon and the Greater Pittsburgh Hotel last September 5. The coroner’s pathologist said bruises on Querey’s face and back could come from pulling against an object.
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North Carolina
Daniel Kerston
Pittsburon
John Hark
Fark
Wiliam C. Querey
Rockingham
N. C
Yoon
Yoon and the Greater Pittsburgh
R. D. Hamilton
Querey
Jackson Claims Indignation Over Moved Car
Jackson on West Main street complained after Plant said his car was moved from its parking space to allow workmen to operate. The car was pushed across the street with no removal on the side where it was parked. No action was taken against Jackson.
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Menavenue
Aja ¥ Toon
Washington Street
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Rpm
Walter Ross
Streets Department
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Ole Pennsylvania
Keith Plant
Streets Départment
Donald
Jackson
West Washington Street
Plant
Warren Man Will Head Annapolis Naval Academy
Rear Admiral John F. Davidson will become superintendent of the Naval Academy in June succeeding Rear Admiral Charles L. Melson who will helm First in the Pacific. Davidson, a Warren native and 1929 graduate, commanded submarines Mackerel and Blackfish in World War II and earned decoration. He is the second Warren resident to gain major naval distinction this year after Admiral Robert L. Dennison assumed NATO supreme commander and Atlantic Fleet chief.
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John F. Davidson
Warren
Naval Academy
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Davidson
Admir Charles L. Melson
Pacific
Admiral Davidson
Olvn
Robert L. Dennison
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Irish playwright Brendan Behan ill in London
A friend says the 38 year old Irish playwright and novelist Brendan Behan is seriously ill with diabetes in London. Behan is famed for his prolific drinking and his literary work. A friend notes doctors warn he may have less than a year to live.
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Brendan Behan
Behan
Joe McGill
Spring hatred in the suburb.
Hal Boyle profiles Ronald Halfacre a tired suburban commuter who laments spring cleaning coming weekly chores and a green Eden turning into a green hell. He fears termite damage, rusted gutters, weed and bug woes, noisy teens and outdoor cooking that fuels PTA pressures.
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America
Oscar
Ronald
PTA
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Mediators Renew Talks In Effort To End Union Strike
A Kane area mediation panel met in St Marys with federal and state mediators to resolve the Stackpole Carbon Co dispute idling plants in St Marys Benzinger Township Kane and Johnsonburg. The nine week strike has caused payroll losses exceeding 1 million dollars. The session involved about 1100 workers idled at the plant.
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Grover Stainbrook
G. Harry Young
Michael A. Prime
Stainbrook
DuBois
Jeffers Electronics Company
UMW District 50
Fragmentary dialogue hints at city life and trains
The excerpt shows two men, one named Ronald, discussing departures and happiness in the city. A train pulls away, and the mood hints at missed connections and a longing for real happiness amid urban life.
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