Jamestown Driver Guilty In Parking Lot Crash
A local motorist was found guilty of driving while intoxicated after crashing into a parked car on North Franklin Airvet and West Spruce Street. The collision caused 50 damage to the sedan owned by Jennie M. Anderson. He faces a $10 fine and $5 costs or appeal. probation and ongoing legal actions noted.
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Pri
ApHiraz
Alderaman
Gavy
Robert du
Glasshuther
North Franklin Airvet
West Spruce Street
Jennie M. Anderson
Olds
Jamestown
Austin
Corry Journal Printing Department
Tf Erle
Kriser Aluminum Farms Co
Yom
12Th Street
East Avenue
Thomas Motors
Mendville
John
Meadville
Cornell
Roy TL
Phillips
G. Stanley Marvell
John ‘V) Peplelli
Fpr
Maxwell
Pepicelli Bow
McIintyres
Hospital Report and Public Aid Case Highlight Erie News
At the hospital several admissions include Mrs George Ropp of Bear Lake and 9 month old Ruby, and Mrs Richard Borers of West Pleasant Street, with discharges listed for Harold Raymond and others in North Clymer and Union City. The Erie Department of Public Assistance seeks to set aside a 1944 deed in a case alleging defrauding the state. Fresh hearing aid batteries are advertised at Flye Rexall Drugs. City bribery case defendant Tonty begins sentence adjustments for medical reasons. Local schools observe Teacher Recognition Day with faculty certificates.
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George Ropp
Bear ‘Lake
Francis M. Duke
West Smith Treet
Ruby
Richard Borers
West Pleasant Street
Konstantine Puchly
William Hecker
East Flying Street
Lawrence Eckman
West Frederick Street
Donald
Verner Swanson
Union City
Blair Hajec
West Church Street
Erie
Department of Public Assisttance
DPA
Comion Pleas Court
Flye Rexall
Eric
Anthony
Arch’ Tonty
Elmer L. Swans
Allegheny County
Tonty
Thomas Motors
Jamestown
Board of Education
Averell Harriman
Carl F. Sanford
Local notes mix tax talk closures and meetings
Residents hear council on deed transfer and city pay. Finance Director backs plan while other tax ideas fade. East Randolph will close Blank Ass School in May after 100 years. formal closing planned week of May 28. CDA members urged to attend 8pm meetings. VEW Auxiliary meets at Garden Room. Spring Creek Grange 236 holds 8pm gathering at West Spring Creek Town Hall with safety education program by T and Boonsler of Warren. Watch Thomas Motors used car ad in tomorrow’s Journal.
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Jamestown
Wis
Jamestown General Hospital
A. Sandell
RD. 1
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Elk County
Samuel “Anthony Mortimer
Johnsonburs
Tung
Harold I. Mortimer
Johnsonburg High School
Pennsylvania State University
Columbus
Jullion Goldblatt
Abraham Goldblatt
Central Fire Station
Columbus Cemetery
Association
Community Church
R.L. Howles
Mesdville
Lafayette
Olds the Florist
Jey
George Byabender
Titusville
Fay
East Randolph Township
Leroy Brest
Guys Mills
Randolph-East Mead Schost
Spring Creek Grange No. 236
West Spring Creek
Boonsler
Thomas
Pay rise for Pittsburgh dairy workers ends years of wait
Dairy workers in the Pittsburgh area gain a 10 cent hourly increase retroactive to May first under a one year contract between the Greater Pittsburgh Milk Center Association and Local 205 Milk and Ice Cream Plant Employer. Wages from 3 to 10 cents more per hour become effective September first. current scales were not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Greater Pittsburgh
Gunman Near Jamestown Captured After Pursuit
Police hunted a man near Jamestown after a dramatic chase that ended when a stolen police car wrecked following an accidental shooting of his companion. Witnesses reported footprints and muffled sounds as officers closed in, with a search spanning farms and forests before the suspect was captured.
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Otis Wlufe
Pury
Palite
Fala
Chester
Fhustl Ysterday
Almant
Osborn
Hoomertown
Fn- Bren
Mikhouse
Barto Farm
Ate Closky
Cme
Mie
Wenlany
Carter
Edward Nyholt
Aieie Carton
Jamestown
Gorion Proudhian
Falconers
Car
Himulgin
Unkewood
Jennaren
Jon
Tessa
Sheii-Fas
Mondas Syellini
Turnpike Delay Hike Vote Blocks Toll Increase
Harrisburg leaders quick to delay a planned toll hike on the 48 mile Turnpike with a 3-1 vote to postpone. Gov. leaders appoint two Philadelphia Democrats to restore a three vote majority for delaying the hike set for Friday. Commissioner Torrance opposed postponement while McSorley backed studies and possible July 15 postponement. A Senate inquiry plans records review as Motor Federation criticizes the move.
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Harrisburg
Pennsyvania’ Turnpike Commission
Leadler
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
John F. Byrne
Jamies F. Torrance
Westmoreland County
Chainusn
G. Franklin Mesorley
Tate
Joseph J. Lawler
Commission
Lawler
Torrance
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Panama Canal
R. B. Maxwell
Federation
Maxwell
McSorley
Pike Mure
Monty
Mrc Sorley
Plant Destroyed In $50,000 Fire Near Lewistown
Haswood Wood Products Corp wood working plant three miles from Lewistown was destroyed by fire early today. Fire Chief Sheaffer estimated the loss at about $50,000. The firm manufactures kitchen cabinets and other wood products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Haswlwood Products Corp
Earry
Tfurry BE. Sheaffer
Mendes-France to Quit Cabinet Over Algeria Policy Dispute
Premier Mollet plans to resign from the French Cabinet after a dispute with Mendes-France over how to handle the Algerian revolt. Mendes-France has pressed for reforms while Mollet pursues a hard military approach to quell the rebellion.
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Mendes-France
Qoup — Iets
France
Clay Mollet
Sayinal
Mendes-France Long
Mollet
Algeria
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Corry
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James Hickey
Mead Avenue
Robert Seblink
Gregory Lee
North Clymer
Roger Grape
Roger K
Fairview Street
Dante Longstreth
Althea Diane
Bis
Leo Hooks
Joan Marie
Wayne Street
CDA
VEW
Post Home
Osiecki Way
Osiecki Bros. Music Center
N. Canter St
Bermuda
Miller
Miller's
Witte
Ege
Corry Savings & Loan Assn
North Center St
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Helen
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