Real estate transfers and court results from Erie County
Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County include conveyances from Eli Barlow Ames to George N Orcutt and from the estate of Emma H Morrison to David E Cass, plus other property moves in Harbor Creek and Corry. A Corry youth was remanded for larceny, with several others cited for traffic and public safety incidents as the region reports a 75th TB health society meeting. A Corry resident escaped injury after a rollover on Corry Cutting road following steering failure. Weather records note a May 23 cold snap with lows around 27 degrees and higher unofficial readings nearby.
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Eli Barlow Ames
George N. Orcutt
Fourth Ward
Emma H. Morrison
David E. Cass
Harborcreek Township
Ernest W. Kuchel
Ronald W. Rathbun
Airport Road
Erie County
Floyd W. Black
Karl. Ly Brooks
Corry
Carl K. Johnson
Induction Reversal Leads to Discharge for Shapiro
Pfc. Roy L. Shapiro 24 of Caldwell Wyoming was ordered discharged after a federal judge ruled his draft illegal. The Army began processing him at the post personnel center in DIX New Jersey and expected his departure by 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. DIX
Roy L. Shapiro
Caldwell
Army
Shapiro
Federal District Court
Shee Wake
Bear Lake festival and community notices mix in Bear Lake
A report from Bear Lake highlights attendance at the Wooden Shoe Festival in Clymer, visits by Buffalo residents, church mother and daughter banquet at Frank and Verna's in Columbus with 74 guests, and local calls and visits from neighboring towns. A separate item notes a Buffalo area accident where a 1 year old boy died after darting into a car on the South Side. Also mentioned is a July event in Newark where a draft appeal board pause was denied by the U.S. District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Thomas McGovern
Buffalo
Clyde Manwaring
Alec Perkins Sr
Youngstown
Ohio
Bear Lake
J. C. Manwaring
Max Manwaring
Lottsville
Ivan Hawkins
Sheryl Martin
Margaret Martin
Mildred Davis
Lavenne Morton
Ted Davis
Walter Newhouse Sr
Angelia
Harp
Celoron
Beck
Grarndren
Pat Bailey
Pat Carpenter
Ripley
Lucile Price
Pauline Hanold
Youngsville
Arlene Lockenhouse
Sugar Grove
Maude Cornish
Don Straight
A. Ham
Panama School
N.Y
John Murphy
Mercy Hospital
William C. Murphy
U.S. District Court
Newark
Erie Deaths Mark Savko 52 and Lena Sheldon 72
Two Erie deaths are reported. Savko 52 a tool and die maker at Marx Toy Co for 22 years died unexpectedly at Erie Osteopathic Hospital. Surviving family includes wife Hazel Deuiik Savko and ten children. Services set with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Also Lena E Sheldon 72 died at St Vincent's Hospital after weeks as patient. Survivors include a daughter and two sons. services and final rites planned with burial at East Ripley Cemetery.
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Savko
Erie
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Marx Toy Company
Marx Toy Athletic Association
International Association of Machinists
Nuova Aurora Club
Hazel Deuiik Sayko
Janice Savko
Erle
John
Frances) Smietana
St. Petrsburg
Fla
Charles
Patricia) Wolfe
Aurora
Colo
John F. Jr
St. Petersburg
James T
Jeffrey T
Anna Savio
Columbus
Lavern
Mary) Kron
Chicago
Arthur
Helen) Dickey
Buffalo
N.Y
Allan
Joan) Hooper
N Y
George T
Sugar Grove
Bear Lake
Frank
John Melzer
West 10Th Street
Rot Hamda
St. Nicholas’ Greek Catholic Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Lena E. Sheldon
Sheldon
Wayne Baptist Church of
Noble Templar
The
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Women's Relief Corps
Grayback
Coouettes
Service Star Legion of Erie
Daugher
William
Fianna) Vanderhoof
R. D
Spartanssurg
Robert L. R. D
North East
James
Harry Nelson
Corry
Bracken Funeral Home
Thursda
Herman Theetge
Greenfield Baptist Church
East Ripley Cemetery
Cuban Exile Headquarters Bombed in Miami
A time bomb damaged the Cuban Exile Representation office in Miami's Little Havana as a 24 hour strike against U S detention of Felipe Rivero proceeded. Exile workers were urged to drop plans for the strike but many pledged participation from New York New Jersey California and other centers. Dr Ernesto Freyre supported the protests against Rivero's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.S
Felipe Rivero
Rivero
Dade County
Little Havana
New York
New Jersey
California
Ernesto Freyre
Bay of Pigs
Convicted. Scholastic leader implicated in long running fraud
A popular school leader and teacher, Stengle, now 76, was arrested after investigators linked forged school board fund checks to him. His decade long duplicity went undetected amid several audits until a secretary flagged unusually large checks forged in the names of school officials. He spent weekends with a redhead in a West Philadelphia apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stengle
West Philadelphia
Lesser Raps Senate's Slow-Moving Pace
Harrisburg AP. Sen. D Elmer Hawbaker warns against the Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote as the nation s top issue since independence. He says the ruling harms those in organized labor cities and coal regions while coal region populations are declining and reapportionment could cut representation. Hawbaker will delay pushing his resolution until Shafer s tax message is delivered with Shafer promising support. Senate debates over pace and priorities follow a tight session with few general bills approved and many stalled in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U.S. Supreme Court
Elmer Hawbaker
Franklin County
Hawbaker
Senate
Pennsylvania
Shafer
William G. Sesler
Stanley G. Stroup
Sesler
Chancellor resigns as Voice of America head amid reform push
John Chancellor announced his resignation from the Voice of America directorship to rejoin NBC as a national affairs correspondent. A successor is expected to pursue a renewed mission, with Charles Daly rumored as the on track replacement. Chancellor oversaw innovations like shorter editorials and the Yankee Doodle theme, boosting overseas listener engagement to about 40 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Chancellor
Voice of America
Voice
Chancellor
National Broadcasting Co
Someon
Dehn
Charles Daly
Themerican Broadcasting Co
Daly
NBC White
Chicago
America
Saegertown to Get New Post Office
Saegertown wins contract for a new post office to be built by Harold Mowries and spouse of Meadville. The facility will include 2, 88 square feet of interior space and a 1 350-square-foot platform with 7,364 square feet of maneuvering area. Estimated construction cost is 41,000. The Post Office Department will lease the building for five years at 4,032 annually, with three five-year renewal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saegertown
U. S
Tos P. Vigorito
Harold ©. Mowries
Meadville
U. S. Post Office Department
Golf Ball Hunt Uncovers $65 Whisky Bottle Message
Min MI Fla report says golfer Ian Marchinsky found a weathered whisky bottle in Biltmore Golf Course. A note inside offered a $65 reward for notifying Perth oceanographers, stating the bottle was released by Australians on June 20, 1962. Scientists estimate it traveled about 16,000 miles to Miami via Cape Good Hope.
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Min MI
Fla
Ian Marchinsky
Biltmore
H E
Perth
Australia
Tropical Atlantic Biological Laboratory
Miami
Voice Newsroom Declares Independence From White House Control
A Johnson administration official claims government radio newscasts failed the public by not meeting journalistic standards and asserts Voice staff operated as professional newsmen. He notes the White House never pressured him about Voice stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Voice
White House
Johnson
Amine
Debate shifts on Quie plan to shift school funds
In Monday's debate Democratic leaders claim Quies plan to turn federal school funds to the states is doomed. They credit the Catholic Church with mobilizing votes against Quie. Parochial students in federally aided programs worry state control may trigger church state battles. Green backs the main aid program with 80 percent of the 1.5 billion budget for needy projects and supports turning supplemental education centers to state agencies. Carey warns a holy war could erupt if Quies amendments pass, while Brademas cites a Catholic Conference letter opposing the amendment.
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Ieaders
Green
South
Hugh L. Carey
Dn.y
Carey
John Brademas
D-ind
James C. Donohue
U.S. Catholic Conference
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James Kressler
Euclid Street
West South Street
First Avenue
Wayne Street
Ronald Kellner
East
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society
Major D. Olmes Jr
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Olmes
Leo Ploss
Corry-Cutting
Ploss
East Berm
Richard Mountain
Bear Lake News
Gale
Roberts Furniture
White
Carrig
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Lesser
John Daly
Bracken’s
Corry Area
Bracken
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken, Jr. Partners
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Farah
Fara Press
Never Iron
Loblaws
Cherry Valley Wieners
Edgebrook
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