Erie Hearing Set On Phone Rates And Milk Prices
Erie officials plan two hearings to challenge Pennsylvania Telephone rate hikes, one in Erie and one in Franklin, aiming for June 1. Mayor Pulling also orders a protest letter drafted against the penny a quart milk price increase approved by the State Milk Control Commission.
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Erie
Henry Jeffs
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp
Franklin
Jefts
State Milk Control Commission
Clairente Pulling
Gene Graney
Budget notes capital outlay and emergency reserve
The budget includes capital outlay allocations of 34000 and 40550 for projects. A capital outlay reserve will be placed in a savings account earning interest and used only on emergencies.
FIGHT FAMILIES HOMELESS AFTER JAMESTOWN FIRE
Jamestown fire evacuates at least eight families in a three alarm blaze at Noah's Ark and Fashion Clothes. Firefighters kept flames from Brooklyn Square. no injuries reported. Mayor Stroth and city council members assisted in securing temporary shelter. Blaze began in a rear rubbish bin. alarm raised at 12:25 a.m.
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Jamestown
Noah's Ark
Brooklyn Square
Samuel A. Stroth
Sev
Flemen
Fire destroys Jamestown Paint and Varnish Co main building
A Jamestown Paint and Varnish Co building was destroyed by fire and explosions yesterday in Jamestown Pennsylvania with an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. The blaze started on the second floor after hours, origin undetermined, and several blast events rattled paint cans and machinery for blocks. No injuries were reported.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Paint and Varnish Co
Fifteen Russians Sail For Home Without Luggage
Fifteen Russians left for home on the liner America after AFL shipworkers refused to load their boxed goods. Per14 crates remained on the pier and some travelers described as Soviet officials and UN delegates carried their own luggage. A US Lines official pledged to ship the crates later. Gene Sampson, a union delegate, cracked a quip with a Soviet coastal official.
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New York
AFL Longshieremen
America
United Nations
Amerria
United States Lines
Gene Sampson
Lid on all gambling in Chautauqua county says DA
Mayville May 9 District Attorney Edwin G OConnor announced a statewide clamp on gambling in Chautauqua county noting the area is lighter than a drum and any gambler will be knocked off He said no grand jury investigation is warranted at this time and reported bookie activity in Jamestown is cooling with phone lines to bookie fronts cut and only two teletypes left operational He added there are no pinball machines of the nine ball type and very few of the five ball type.
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D. A
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. O'Connor
O'Connor Eaid
Jamestown
Ian Dunkin
Sheriff's Department
Fme
Spring Creek Items Of Interest
The Eagles Aid Society of the Congregational Church held its May meeting at the home of Mrs. F C Kaiterlin with Mrs H L Johnson and Mrs Jordan Gale assisting. A book review on missions was given by Mrs J Donald Watson of Corry. Plans for a mother daughter banquet were made to be held at the Community House this Thursday at 6 o’clock. Tickets available from the committee. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Spring Creek
Eagles’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
F.C. Kaiterlin
H. L. Johnson
Jordan Gale
J. Donald Watson
Corry
Don McKay
Sheffield
J.B. McKay
B. T. Porter
Lois Jane
Lois Sickler
A. B. Porter
Viel Taylor
Garland
Pearl Woodard
G. W. Donaldson
P. V. Kafferlin
F. C. Kafferlin
L. Mason
Jamestown
Nelis Ploss
Union City
Fred Smith
C. L. Mason
Everett , Greeley
Erie
J. E. McKay
Jennie Herman
Cecl Davis
Meadville
Warren
J. B. McKay
Roy Sitler
Frewsburg
Agnes Davis
L. B. Morton
Weekend Visits Across Multiple Families Reported
John Donaldson and relatives spent the weekend with his parents in Greenville while nephew and in laws from Warren North Warren Erie and Columbus visited various local households. Other guests included Dr. and Mrs. Cowan of Wheeling and Elmer Tripp and daughters with Mr and Mrs Charles Tripp.
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John Donaldson
Greenville
L. R. Donaldson
K. H. Whaley
North Waren
James H. Sickler
Olive Kent
Warren
C. H. Damon
Jimmy Markham
Erie
Lois Sickler
Elmer Tripp
Columbus
Charles ‘Tripp
Robert Cowan
Wheeling
W. Va
Richard Morten
Tommy
Jamestown
W. L. Henry
H. L. Johnson
George Warner
Port Allegany
Phil Peabody
Kane
George Koestrier
Franklin Drops Amusement Tax
The Franklin school board adopted the tentative budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1. It maintains a 35 mill real estate levy and 9.5 per capita tax, but will drop amusement taxes. The budget total is $501,600 in appropriations and receipts, with operating and debt service estimated at $661,050. Public inspection lasts 30 days before final adoption.
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Franklin
Frankln
Corry Visitors and Local Chickenpox Report
Corry residents My Howard Heinrich and Mrs. Howard Heinrich visited W. J. Henry and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Maxwell while wintering in Florida. They head to East Aurora after their stay. Township school teachers report several cases of chicken pox among pupils.
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Corry
W. J. Henry
Howard Heinrich
Florida
W. C. Maxwell
East Aurora
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Cordell Bull
Bethesia
Naval Hospital
Hull
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
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Beckwith
Willys Cars, Trucks
JEEPS
New Holland Farm Machinery
Center St
Albury
Philco
Dia
Phileo
Ema
East Main St
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Helen
Pennsylvania
U.S. A
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Pitman
Cat Muse
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Sea Loresciency
SBS Bose
Ging
WAC
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
John
Otto F. Messner
Secretary of Revenue
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