Erie area serviceman tops laburiay contest in Biloxi
An Erie serviceman, Edward Boudrenis, topped a Laburiay world wide contest finals held in Biloxi Mississippi, as Maj Gengohn Sitherland, commander of Keesler Air Force Base, presented awards. Jamestown reports two injuries from falls, including Jerry Morse and Donald Moore with fractures and bruises. Kane notes Chitillo lost his right arm in a switching accident, requiring amputation. Additional notices include Erie Utilities seeking an excursion provisions extension, and local community events and meetings in Jamestown Mendville and Franklin.
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Erie
Statt
Edward Boudrenis
Laburiay
U.S
Sel Boudresis
Pearls
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Idaho
Biloxi
Miss
Maj
Gengohn
Gengohn FR Sitherland
Keesler Air Pore Base
Jamestown
Jerry Morse
Bf Ramiolph
WCA
Donald Moore
Lakewood
Panama
F. L. Baressi
Kane
Dominic Chitillo
Salamanca
Mt. Jewett
Chirillo
Punxsutawney
Kane ‘Community Hospital
Diemer's
Erie Coch Co
Public Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania
St. Edward's
Moose Club
Richard Bachemer
Donald Little
Spring Creek
Jamestown General Hospital
David Olson
Youngsville
Cherry Hardware
Franklin
John F. Snow
Hospital Daily Report Describes Admits and Discharges
At the hospital report as of 7 am today, admissions include Mrs. Lijvia Sturdevant from Spay tansburg and Mrs. Waller Mate, Eugene Groel, Mrs. Robert Roden, Mrs. Donald Eshelmay, and several others. Discharges include the Culbertsons' 14 year old son, Roger Moore, Lora Retherford, and Miss Patricia Dis, among others. Also notes PTA meeting, fire damage at Penn Trot and Metal Te, and WAC uniform remark by Lt. Col. Hegle.
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Lijvia Sturdevant
Spaytansburg
Waller Mate
Eugene
Groel
West
Washington
Robert Roden
Donald Eshelmay
Clymer
Eur
G. Culbertson Sr
Roger
Wills Moore
Shermar
Lora R. Retherford
Columbus Avenue
Patricia Dis
Washington Street
Richard T. Craker
Grove Street
James Bennet
Daugu
Jane Marie
Mill Village
Charles Vi Correll
Bil West
Church Street
Conelway School
PTA
Erie
Penn
Metal
Enid
Gerald Olgit
Eric
The
Concern
Franklin Rebekah
Slick Thieves Net $400 From Area Stores
Morvinne Chautauque County deputies and Ellicott Town Officer Elmer Widhard report two slick thieves drained 400 from two area grocers. In the first heist a clerk rang up a small purchase then the thief dumped silver, allowing 100 to be stolen from an open sash register as the clerk bent to pick up coins. About 35 minutes later the thieves repeated the trick in West Ellicott, lifting 300 from a register as the clerk paused for rolling silver.
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Morvinne
Chautauque County
Ellicott
Elmer Widhard
West Ellicott
Scranton Labor Officials Face Sentences in Wreck Case
Labor officials in Scranton await sentencing after being convicted Saturday on charges connected to the wrecking of two homes built in 1954 by non union workers. Four leaders named Joseph Barrell Philip Brady Joseph McHugh and Robert Malloy were found not guilty on a separate count.
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Scranton
Beng
Joseph Barrell
Scranton, Bulding ‘Trades Council
Businness
Carpenters Union
Philip F. Brady
SBTC
Electricians Union
Joseph McHugh
Electricians
Robert K. Malloy
Brady
McHugh
Malloy
Joseph
George Muphy
Teamsters Local 229
Muticios
Football Players Battle Gorilla at Carnival
In a chaotic carnival event in Cantonpolis, two football players Pat Cayliste and Colin McGrath tackled a small gorilla for a dollar a minute. The bout lasted one minute with injuries reported including cuts on Pat and a black eye. Cash payments for crowd action were debated as the event was described as unprofessional.
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Sansbury
A. Ulm
Pat Cayliste
Colin McGrath
Kannapolis
McGraith
Carlisle
Mel Geath
Pat
la Jong
Money For Miner Sick Benefits Nears Exhaustion
The state struggles to fund occupational disease benefits for coal miners and widows as a $19 million appropriation nears depletion on August 1. Gov. Leader weighs options including new funding, a special legislative session, or suspending payments until January election year. About 4,800 recipients could lose benefits up to $27.50 weekly if funds end. Attorney General McBride and Labor Secretary Batt explore legal paths to repurpose funds.
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Leader
U. S. Senate
Henry B. Leader
Thom 4S
D. McBride
William T. Batt Jr
Labor and Industry
Henry Leader
McBride
United Mine Workers
Smart
Bomb scare disrupts Palmyra schools briefed police search
Pupils at Palmyra elementary and high schools spent about an hour outside today while police searched for bombs reported in the two buildings. The calls, from an unnamed person, followed a similar threat days earlier, and investigators checked both structures in Lebanon County without locating any device.
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Palmyra
Thenr
Lebanon County
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R. L. Howles
Mendyilles
Vernon J. Write Main
Satuday
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McKean
Donald Chamber-lain
Bradford
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Pittsfield
Frank Camesie
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Dayton
Ohio
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Hattilu Addison
Women's Army Corps
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Chicago
Mikhail A. Menshikov
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Willian Feightner
Westmoreland County
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By Vicky Vaughn
F.C. Chapin & Son
M-G-M
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Merry Andrew
Pier Angel
Noel Purcell
Robert Coote
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John Wayne
Janet Seigl
Alio
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