Corry Area Plans Motel Project At Township Meeting
The Lawrence Township Commission discussed Norman L. Pittensh’s plan to build a $1 million Lake Cruz Motel on Harvey Street, featuring a 100-unit hotel, a breakwater, and docks. Nearby notes mention a habeas corpus hearing for Nello Clemente and a variety of local notices, accidents, and upcoming events across Corry and surrounding towns.
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Jn Vopen Public Bearing
Norman L.pitternsh
Butler
Lake Cruz
Lawrence Part Township
Peters
St Thewine School closes as Mercy sisters attend institute
Classes at St Thewine School were canceled today while Mercy sisters teaching there attend a teachers' institute. Classes will resume tomorrow. Nearby, Al's Barber Shop in Columbus will be closed May 4 and 12. A 100 by 140 foot Kroger building will replace or augment a store at 1408 West First Street in Oil City near the Continental Can Company. The supermarket, employing about 10 part time workers, is slated to open late fall and will be leased from Isadore J Plotkin of Oil City. Minnesota paint from Meinried named to Erle County Board of Assistance by Senate in Harrisburg. Trustees include George E Klemm, Marion Schmid Zum, Sambel L Gilson, Joe Evans, R. McCity and Rabbi Randall Mt Folk. Gift Shop promotes Mother’s Day gifts. Edinboro State Teachers College art department to host annual student show at Bates Gallery Loveland Hall starting Sunday. The exhibit continues a long-running series sponsored by the department. Six Erieltes were con fi
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Sisters of ‘Mercy
Columbus
Oil City
West First Street
Continental Can Company
Kroger Grocery Co
Kroger
Isadore J. Plotkin
OU City
Minnesota
Erle County Board of Assistance
Senate
Harrisburg
George E. Klemm
Marion’ Schmid Zum
Sambel L. Gilson
Joe
Defense Funds Approved for Expanded Military Build Up
Lawmakers approved a broad defense plan to prevent Soviet gains and accelerate advanced weapons. The Army would reach 1,045,300 men in 19 divisions with 140 antiaircraft battalions and 306 million for National Guard. Navy sets an active fleet of 1,055 ships with 23 new vessels this year including Forrestal carriers and nuclear submarines.
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Navy Air
Soil Bank Plan Faces House Vote in Early Debate
Eisenhower's farm soil bank proposal heads to House passage amid party friction. Republicans push for an acceptable compromise on up to 100 million dollars in advance payments, aiming to restrict prepayment and tied terms, while Democrats resist rewriting and seek political leverage for the administration.
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Eisenhower
Farm Soil Bank
Rayburn
D-Tex
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Halleck
Indiana
GOP
Hattie Agriculture Chair Opposes Bank Payment Amendments
Chairman Gooley of the Hattie Agriculture Committee rejects any amendment authorizing bank payments for this year. He says the funds would not be for aid but to fulfill soil leakage agreements that would remove land from cultivation this year.
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Mental tests for sex crime suspects eyed by House
Harrisburg bill would require psychiatric exams within 48 hours of arrest for eight sex crime charges. Two court appointed psychiatrists would assess threat, habit pattern or mental illness to possibly deny bail. Measured sent back to Senate for amendments. Also notes championship in public speaking and obituary of Edward Chattaway.
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