Razing deadline extended for Franklin Avenue flats
The deadline to raze condemned homes in the Franklin Avenue flats has been extended by 60 days or to the end of May. Mayor Arthur Gardner urged a real solution at Thursday’s meeting, warning progress must be genuine this time.
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Hospital Ledger Reports Admissions And Discharges
At the hospital report as of 7 a m today, several admissions and discharges are listed. Admitted are Martha Lindsey and Myrna Eaton among others. discharged include John Lawson family, Milton Van Dresar, and Charlene Damon. Also noted are new maple syrup labels and a canoe trip by Oil City youths. Mendville educator John W Fox, 69, dies. funeral Monday.
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VFW Dance Night At Spring Creek Meets Music Joyfully
Community notices include a VFW dance tonight from 10 to 1 at the Warren area venue. Warren County Red Cross fund campaign tally shows $20,484.37 pledged toward a $27,150 goal. Fire Department set April 6 meeting. insurance ad seeks coverage for new furniture and electronics. Crawford County to spend about $3.9 million on highway projects in two years. Titusville police address station car parking issues. Penfield Telephone Co announces a $68,000 expansion to bring service to the 17 square mile area with PSC approval.
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Gift subscriptions available for out of town readers
A Corry Evening Journal gift subscription costs 7.00 for a year in Erie, Warren, Crawford and Chautauqua counties and 9.00 elsewhere. The notice details pricing, regions, and delivery appeal.
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Powell Attacks Eisenhower as Prisoner of Segregation Aides
Rep Adam Clayton Powell charges President Eisenhower is blameless but surrounded by aides who push racial segregation. He says a palace guard around the president has allowed segregation to return, with desegregation stalled in Washington DC and the Veterans Administration and in the armed forces. Also reports a separate robbery and a hospital auxiliary meeting.
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Sailors from Erie Hurt In Easter Auto Smashup
A mobile carrying five sailors on an Easter journey home to Buffalo Erie area crashed into a bridge last night. One man, Robert Czarnecki, 19, Buffalo, was killed instantly. Two others, Leo Stephen Zadon, 19, Buffalo, and Robert R. Nobel, 16, Erie, were seriously injured. The group was linked to USS Valley Forge at Norfolk Virginia. State Policeman J A Van Nort said the auto hit concrete.
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Sailor Dead in Route 15 Car Crash Near Gettysburg
Five sailors aboard a Navy truck were in a collision on Route 15 seven miles north of Gettysburg. One sailor died when thrown from the car. John Edward Hahn, 22, of Buffalo, N. C., was charged with involuntary manslaughter and committed to Adams County Jail. Hahn had a minor leg cut. another sailor James R. Waligur, 18, Buffalo, N. Y., escaped with slight bruises.
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Radio Station WRTA Sold in Altoona Sale
Roy F. Thompson announced the sale of Thompson Broadcasting Co to Altoona Trans Audio Corp in Altoona Pennsylvania. Sale price was not disclosed. Thompson’s firm operated Radio Station WRTA in Altoona.
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