Local Help Key To Funds For Canal
The Budget Bureau will not seek funds for the Lake Erie to Ohio River Canal unless local cooperation along the route is assured. A feasibility report by Army Engineers is under study, with final decisions pending reviews by the Army, Budget Bureau, and state governments before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Budget Bureau
U.S
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Army Engineers
Department of Transportation
Secretary of the Army
Congress
Digest exposes Vigorito stand over canal pork barrel
Washington congressman Joseph P. Vigorito is highlighted in Reader's Digest's June issue as opposing the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal and its $500 000 federal appropriation. The piece cites his criticism as the minority against backers led by Michael J. Kirwan and notes his pledge to vote for constituents' interests. It also mentions a separate junior weightlifting world record in Kyoto, Japan, by Takamasa Kojima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal
House of Representatives
Vigorito
Michael J. Kirwan
Kirwan
24Th
Pennsylvania
Courts and prosecutors adjust to Gault ruling on juveniles
Philadelphia officials describe major shifts in juvenile handling after the Supreme Court ruling widening rights. DAs set new guidelines, defenders praise the decision, and judges warn of added staffing and longer hearings as the system adapts to counsel for youths and revised procedures across the state.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Gerald Gault
Globe, Ariz
Edwin Wolf
Lois Forer
Gault
Clifford Scott Green
Green
William Sennett
Sennett
Joseph L. McGlynn Jr
McGlynn
Wolf
Suspect questioned in multiple harassment incidents in city area
A young suspect linked to two cases of harassing girls is questioned after incidents around a tree house near Utah Jackson's residence on West Columbus Avenue and a false alarm from Snyder Circle in May. The youth, previously identified with another harassment case, faces inquiries about the utility pole tying incident where a child escaped and reported to parents.
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Utah Jackson
Columbus Avenue
Snyder Circle
Peake’s long service marked by law career and civic ties
Peake, a 1905 philosophy graduate, shifted from teaching to law in 1910 after which he practiced in Knoxville Tioga County. He married Elizabeth Strang in 1911, moved to Corry in 1912, and remained there. He held bar memberships in state and federal courts and joined numerous professional and fraternal organizations including Elks, Masons, Kiwanis, Zem Zem Temple, and various Scottish Rite bodies in Erie and surrounding areas.
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Wellsboro Olsen Lodge
Corry Kiwanis Club
A.A.C.N.M.S
Erie
Honorable Order of Camel Herders
N.mj
U.S.A. Erie
Corry Union City
Obituary Summary for Mr Peake and Local Societies
Mr Peake belonged to Corry Johnathan Lodge 685 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology Erie County and Corry area Historical Societies and Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania. Survivors include wife and law partner Walter S. Peake of Corry a 1 month old grandson Walter S. Peake Jr. of Corry a sister Luva V. Peake and niece Mrs Robert Charlotte Gross of Wellsboro. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home today 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m services tomorrow 10 a m Rev Robert B Caldwell First Presbyterian Erie officiating burial Wellsboro Cemetery Rev R Blain Moffett Wellsboro Presbyterian Church officiating.
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Lotte) Gross
Wellsboro
Bracken Funeral
Robert B. Caldwell
First Presbyterian Church of
Erie
R. Blain Moffett
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