Corry and City News Briefs Include Accidents and Council Actions
Corry and vicinity report a series of local items including a 40 year old man, Ted Taylor, held on bail after a reported altercation with a gun. Robert Glaze is listed in fair condition at Hamot Hospital after a head injury. Pastor George A. Myers checked at First Methodist Hospital. A gift subscription offer for the Gerry Evening Journal is advertised. County solicitors were instructed to draft architect contracts for Erie County Infirmary expansion, with May 8 as a key date. May 1 starts Pennsylvania passenger car inspection period. An 18 year old housewife injured by her husband, Norval Allsopp, and their child escaped unharmed in a two car crash near 11th and Reed streets. Angela Allsopp treated for injuries. A local man, Henry J. Lakin, 76, injured after being struck by a car. driver cited for improper license. Beer and soft drink ad by D. W. Clark distributor. Erie area crime notes include thefts at Colony Shopping Center, with multiple businesses ransacked. A creek petition by property owners on Harvard and Ellsworth streets referred to the city engineer. City insurance ad. Other notes cover hospital admissions and discharges, driver accidents, and a state study on atomic power. In Warren, grand jury activity deferred for May due to no cases. emergency medical calls listed. Local notices include hospital admissions in Corry and Meadville areas, school budget approval in Meadville, and Titusville police reporting a DUI-related arrest. A meeting for a referendum on public parking at Janes Prenderfast Library discussed by League Brook Country Club members. Elks to meet May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Myers
First Methodist Church
Corry Metmorin “Hospital
Gerry Evening Journal
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Ells
Jacob ‘Iid
Robert "Chive
Erie County Infirmary
Northwestern
Opin
Thomas Motors
Serle
Navy
11Th
Reed Streets
Hamot
Angela All Sopp
Norval Allsopp
Knoehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Harrisburg
Peatefl Ie
Senate
Meadville
Townville
Pollce
Columbus
Jamestown
Janes Prenderfast Free Library
League Brook Country Club
A. Brice Manley
Albany
Elks
Senate bill advances as House Rules weighs action
A Senate passed measure to strengthen the PennsylvanIa box code moves to final legislative steps as the House Rules Committee sent the proposal to the floor. A Friday session will hear PTA, school officials, and Erie council members on selling sweets in local public schools. Dr John Hickey, superintendent, Arthur Logan, secretary, and Dr Joseph Zipper, board president, will address PTA complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
House Rules Committee
Erle
Erie Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
John Hickey
Arthur P. Logan
Joseph Zipper
PTA
Smith Street
Melvin
Cobbet
Siie
Michael Cannavino
Frank City
Smith Welfare Association
David Bensink
Corry
Cony Memorial Hospital
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Nix
Moose
Pike
Corey Area
United Brethren’ Church
1AM Launches Fund Campaign Beat Duff in Senate bid
The International Association of Machinists launched a fund drive against Republican Senator James H. Duff for re election. William A. Blake chairs the Local Political Education Committee and calls 2700 members across Allegheny County to contribute an hour’s pay to the beat Duff effort. The money backs former Philadelphia mayor Joseph S Clark Jr. in the race. Blake led a 300 person meeting with local and national labor leaders. The national committee pledges support to deliver funds to needed locals nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Pittsburgh
International Association of Machinists
James H. Duff
Wiliam A. Blake
Allegheny County
Duff
Blake
Joseph 8. Clark Jr
Philadelphia
Machinists Association
Labor Organization
Political ‘Education Committee
Beat Dutt
Blake Wild
Willam S. Brown
The
Machhnists “Association
Natonal
62 Teachers End One Day Walkout By Associated Press
Washington Pas Chistes resu med today for about 1660 pupils of Centervilla School District after 62 of 65 teachers agreed to end their one day strike for at least 10 days. The teachers backed wage increases seeking $18 000 a year more than the state mandated increase. The board budget calls for $32 000 to cover the mandated rise and $9 000 for additional raises. Ernest Lutes, board chairman, said we sympathize with three teachers but we can't meet the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pas Chistes
Centervilla
Sid
Ernest Lutes
Lebanon Syria Balk On Cease-Fire Amid Riots
UN and Arab leaders pursued an unconditional cease-fire in the Middle East as Hammarskjold met with Ben-Gurion and Sharett in Cairo, pledges from Egypt and Teruel to observe peace, while Israel demanded that any agreement exclude Jordan water project linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Syria
Teruel
Rgypt
Syri
Iarael
Jordan
Israel
Groud
Arb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Ted Taylor
Minick
Eas
Mornday
Robert Glaze
Witert
Martha Manning
Mabel
Franklin
Bell Jr
First National Bank
Bell
May W. Bell
Florida
Henry J. Lakin
Jamestown General ‘Hospital
Lakin
Stanley R. Hardwick
Colony
West 8Th Street
Millcreek ‘Township
Ede
Daugherty
J. G. Walsh
Harvard
Ellsworth
Ernest Butryn
Cnigh
Seneca Street
Critie
List-St
Flye Rexall Drugs
JE. Linder
Warren County
Aisitet
Corry Hospital
Frank Chase
West Alain Street
Clara Walker
West Pleasant Street
Glehn Brown
East Smith Street
Lons Park
Clymer
Everett Tryon
Camila
Frank Gervola
Columbus Avenue
George Green
Snyder Circle
Russell Brant
East Frederick Street
LeRoy Humes
Robin Lynn
Spring Street
Joan
William J. McKay
West Smith Street
Russell Bemis
Fifth Avenue
R. D
Easusiesrebee Hospital
Jesse Dover
Nanette Anita
Spartansbars
Tuffy
Washington Streets
Johnny
Het Center Streat
Altoona
Audrey F Larcier
D. Harold Troxell
Blaly Counts
Associated Press
Gardenhoe
Beyele Tire
Keeree
Barney's Firestone
South Centar Street
Firestone
Goons
Conn
Swift
Cpe
Temnel
Security ‘Council
Tepe
Oen
U. S
S&h
Greta
Crystal-Coal CO
Maple Ave
Orgy
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