Erie police shakeup signals deeper reform plan
A Erie City Council summary notes the juvenile division should become part of the Erie police department. A recommended increase in Department of Public Assistance grants was endorsed by a special committee of the Erie County Welfare Council. Also reported are local business ads and community notices from Corry Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Erie
Erie Police Department
Department of Public Assistance
Erie County Welfare Council
Corry Beverage
Arthur Gardner
New York City
Connie’s
Meadville
Herbert Neurath
Allegheny College
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Neu~ Woth
Erie Philharmonic
Allegheny
Frits Mahler
James Sample
Discharged list and community notices in Warren area
A mixed local page lists discharged individuals including Mrs Donald Hicks, Mrs William Sawdyn, Mrs Lealie Weeks and son Robert Lynn, Mrs Lawrence Craker, and Mrs Sidney B Elston among others. It highlights public notices on gas service quotas, a rural mailbox program, and a civil service chief nomination. Community events include area civic association formation, Gerry Elementary dedication, school PTA changes, and local business ads.
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Donald Tate
West Church Street
Hobert
Loyd Burgent
Grove Street
Daniel’ Blakenley
Northwest Street
Gary
Jack Proper
Spring Street
Beverly
Julian Buesnik
Findley Lake
Donald Hicks
Centerville
William Sawdyn
R. D
Lealie Weeks
Robert Lynn
Clymer
Lawrence Craker
Main
Sidney B. Elston
East Park Place
Erie Burglary, Club Dance, and Justice Court Notes
A second story burglar snatched $203 after entering an apartment on West 12th Street. A Polish Club Saturday dance runs 9 to 1 with door prizes. Falconer teens received sentences after petty larceny guilty pleas. Lawrence Hultin and James Smith faced jail and suspended terms respectively. Summer sale items listed by National Surplus Store. Eric Robert Daily, 57, died in Erie County Prison after a heart attack following an arrest on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Erie
West 12Th Street
Justice of the Peace
Kennedy
Chauwaqua County
James Smith
Cherry Creek
Eric’ Robert Daily
Erie County
Daily
Warren firm to build Rhode Island refinery
Permita grants Commerce Oil Refining Corp of Warren Pennsylvania permission to build and operate a 90 million dollar oil refinery in Portsmouth Rhode Island. The project includes options on about 40 acres along the West shore near Mount Hope Bridge. A separate note mentions the Wright brothers first flight at 120 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
R. I
Tidewater
Commerce Oil Refining Corp
Warren
Jon
Rhode Island
Mount Hope Bridge
Father of area man killed by machine on farm
The Robertson family mourns as 60 year old farmer Robertson died after slipping into an electric welding machine on his Curry Bog farm. He suffered internal injuries and died at Erie Osteopathic Hospital at 11 p.m. Coroner Warren W. Wood investigates the accident, which likely occurred when his clothing caught and he was pulled into the machine. Leslie Robertson, 30, and two boys helped free him, taking over half an hour to extract him. Schweikert Funeral Home of Waterford handles services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa
Sovern
Neil Robert
Curry Bog
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Warren W. Wood
Robertson
Leslie Robertson
Saar
Ben Donaldson
Stanley Cacek
Erie
Schweikert Funeral Home
Waterford
Lamb Recalled To Witness Stand In FCC Probe
Edward Lemtt, a Toledo broadcaster and former publisher linked to Communist associations, was recalled to testify as the FCC hearing on the renewal of his Erie television station WICD nears closure. Lawyers said a few questions remain as sessions wrap up after months of testimony and a record now spanning nearly 7,000 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Lemtt
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Russel Morton Browse
Lamb
Juliver
Erie
WICD
Sessons Fcg
Herbert Shartman
Mennonite Hour Broadcaster Expands Reach Across Americas
The Mennonite Hour, begun March 1961 as a half hour of gospel music and readings by the Grakuders Quartet, expands further with local broadcasts on WE R and 60 stations across the United States, Canada, and South America. A group of lay men formed to extend the program adding a campus pastor, Rev. B. Charles Bortette, and many ministers and missionaries have requested broadcasts from new communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexineiing
Gation
Erle
United States
Canada
South America
B. Charles Bortette
Leit
Clintonville High Sees Students Engage in Talks
In Clintonville Wisconsin the Clintonville High School held a student event aiming to engage attendees in topics of leadership and civic discussion. The program featured student speakers and group dialogues to promote active participation.
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Deimer
James Bullee
Buffalo Lumber Flowler
Bloomfield Township
Bloomfield
Dunkirk
Raymond E. Anderson
Portland
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Min
Buffalo
Corry Park
Eric
Greenberry Mintosh
Erie Spawé
Jackson
Miso Bc
Stedling
Chris- Man
Koehlers, DuBois
Koch
Mindville
Clararoy Coulter
Atlantic
City Hospital
Conneaut Lake
Coulter
Roy
F. L. Baressi
Warren County
Court House
Samuel Roberts
Jude
Alexander Flick
Allegheny Mountain Boys
David W. Levine
Pennsylvania State Employment ‘Service
Hives
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
N. Center ST
First Ave
Soatoon
Swift Select
Corry Hospital
Edinboro
Connie’s Superette
Ftf
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Bureau of Business Research
Ures
Bureau
Texas
Rickers
Art Metal Construction Company
Berkshire
Carroll
Gerry
Cassadaga Valles Central
Concord School
PTA
Pennsylvania Crippled Children's Society
Mer
Lake Eriey Park
Lake City
Frits Mitchell
Ene County
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Society
Heaton
Marge
South Center Street
MR. Charles Fitz
Our
Warren Firm
Wright Brothers
Cis
America
Wecuuw
Aaa Consumer Disc Eng Cou
Center
Loblaw's
Eighth & State Sts
Sterling
Towle
Associated Press
Ball
Clintonviele
Wis
Clintonvilleigh School
Eraduatine Plass
Grice Jewelers Corer Washington and Center
Ny Corry
di Charge
EDWA
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