Disclosure Ends Making Plans
An affidavit alleges highway workers were told to contribute funds and report to Johnson Scarpitti headquarters to assist candidates in the November election. County Highway Superintendent Rohrer denies coercion, but acknowledges volunteers may work at polls. GOP member Blair claims coercion and names Neal Coughlin as the targeted candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Joseph Rohrer
Journal
John
Jack) Dailey
Johnson - Scarpittl
Erie
Highway Department
Johnson-Scarpittl
Johnson and Scarpittl
Antoinette Pallotta
Rohrer
Peninsula Police Department
Stanley‘ Blair
Albion
GOP
Blair
Neal Couglin
Russia Building Plants In Cuba
Senator Karl E Mundt says Russia is building 16 industrial plants in Cuba including an auto repair plant and three metallurgical factories. Moscow Radio confirmed activity with plans for an oil refinery in the Santiago de Cuba area able to process about 2 million tons of oil annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-5.d
Russia
Cuba
Mundt
Moscow Radio
Leningrad
Santiago de Cuba
ADMITTED AND DISCHARGED NAMES AT UNION CITY HOSPITAL
A list of admitted and discharged patients at Union City Memorial Hospital includes John Luba Jr from Union City and Miss Mary Lou Hutton of Clymer, with another entry noting Tony Pavelko of 866 East Main and Cindy Ehrhardt of Spartansburg. Also listed are Mrs. Theodore Terwilliger and Mrs. Roger Stafford living in Union City, plus multiple other residents across nearby towns. A separate note reports the death of Sir Maurice Powicke the famed medieval historian at 83 in London, with honorary doctorates from Harvard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luba, Jr
Union City
Chester Frodellus
Clymer
Mabel Kolstee
Lake City
Roy Mather
South Center Street
Brian
James Maginnis
Grand , Valley
Mary Lou Hutton
Tony Pavelko
East Main
James Donaldson Jr
R. D
Corry
James Kruselbrink
Chester Niemenski
C. Robert Shannon
Wright
David Hoffman
Orvis Brown
Cambridge Springs
Belle Johnson
South Main Street
Percy Coe
Titusville
Stec
Pitts
Richard van Tassel
Centerville
Paul M. Smith
South Street
Louis Foradore
Third Avenue
Clarence ‘Tallman
R.D
McKean
Linda Watkins
Eric
London
Sir Maurice Powicke
Harvard
Bowl Aire Stages Two Bowling Events This Week
Bowl Aire announces two events with prize money and trophies. Men’s elimination begins Wednesday May 29 offering first prize 75 dollars and a trophy, second 50 dollars and a trophy. The 6th annual mixed doubles tourney runs Saturday and Sunday June 1 and 2 with first prize about 50 dollars, open only to Corry Association members. Also local ads and items from Clark’s Tastee-Freez and Brigham Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Association
Negroes Fight Expelling of 1 000 Students in Birmingham
Birmingham leaders vow to challenge a school board order to expel or suspend about 1,081 Black pupils who walked out against segregation. Black and white leaders dispute the move as a betrayal of a fragile biracial accord. King says legal action will pursue the issue, not a mass walkout. Simultaneously the University of Alabama seeks delay in admitting Black students as racial unrest simmers in the state.
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Birmingham
Als
Neuro
Marlin Luter King Jr
Asie
King
Schow
Arthur Hanes
Supreme Court
Hanes
Alabama
U.S
H. Hobart Grooms
Tuscaloosa
Hubert Mate
Grooms
Federal court pressure tests university admissions
A federal court seeks to force a university to admit applicants from a Negro voter registration drive in Selma Alabama where about 30 participants turnout, while Alabama prison officials report a hunger strike by Eric Weinberger a 31 year old from New York City amid transfer to Montgomery. Two white men were arrested in Anniston Alabama after shotgun blasts targeted a Negro home and church on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Birmingham
Alabama
Eric Weinberger
New York City
Montgomery
Gadsden
Anniston
Dog Pound Here Ready Shortly
The dog pound ordinance outlines a pound fund funded by operation money. Mallory will patrol six nights weekly from 7 to 8 p m with police handling pickups. Licensed dog owners will be notified their dogs are at Sciota street pound and must pay board and fines to reclaim. Brown to finalize the dog ordinance setting a ten dollar fine to match state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Sciota Street
Brown
City to Act on Unclaimed Dogs Handling Ordinance
The council plans to authorize Mallory to dispose of unclaimed dogs that are not given away or sold. The ordinance is set for first reading at the next regular meeting on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ize Mallory
Jury Duty Keeps 14 From Voting Today in Erie Trial
In Erie the 14 jurors for the Daniel Roy Biebighauser murder trial are likely disenfranchised. Judge Burton R. Laub said they cannot vote today because state law forbids separating jurors and because absentee ballots could not be provided. The jurors would need to finish arguments and deliberate before 9 p.m. to vote, which is deemed highly unlikely. Also noted, Untermyer resigns as Pulitzer poetry prize jury chair after 22 years to devote time to other activities.
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Erie
Daniel Roy Biebighauser
Burton R. Laub
Laub
Pulitzer Post
New York
Louis Untermeyer
Post
Newton, Conn
Grayson Kirk
Columbus University
Untermeyer
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Thomas Maloney
Beta Sigma Phi
Mable
Conneaut Lake Park
Coansant Lake Park, Pa
Schlitz
Cliff Carroll’s
Turben
Chevrolet
Flye Rexall Drugs
Clark
Brigham Hardware
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Mom
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lodge of the Loyal Orde of Moose
Washington Street
Moose
Dean Bashline
Leslie Kelly
The
Police Department
Kelly
Joseph Wawrejko
St. Edward's
Robert Dahl
Harding
Jack Bennink
Concord
William Blynt
Wright School
Valiant
Chrysler Corporation
America
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Spiesman's
North Center Street
Automobile Parts
Brackes
Memorial Records
Center Street
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