City notices reveal court and school events in Erie
Erie items report a hospital lecture on fire and explosion safety hosted by St Vincent's McBrier Auditorium with medical staff invited. Legislative moves include a proposed State Police Auxiliary Traffic Inspection Corps and a debated raise to Pennsylvania speed limits. Debates over a custody suit and debt ruling occur, alongside weather notes and local police calls. A real estate transfer, a courtroom verdict on a farm debt, and commencement plans at Edinboro State Teachers College round out the multiple public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBrier
St. Vincent's Hospital
George J Thi
Universef Burgh Medical School
Legislatiry
Alber R. Pechan
R-Armstrong
State Police Auxiliary Traffic Inspection Corps
Services Set For Mrs Elnora Black Tanke
Mrs Elnora Black Tanke died after a brief illness in Warren. She resided with her daughter Mrs Henry Davidson in Kushequa, Pa. Born September 29, 1875 in Akeley Pa, she spent much of her early life there. Survived by one daughter and four sons, including Gerald Black and George Black of Corry. Also six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband over 20 years ago. Calling hours at Mrs Davidson level after 7 p m, services Sunday May 26 at 2 p m officiated by Rev George Valentine, interment Corydon Cemetery.
Seven year old plans old age counseling service
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, seven years old, has completed final examinations at New York University's School of Education and plans to start her own old age counseling service. She also takes dancing lessons in her spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old New York
Elizabeth Lewis
New York University
School of Education
Dues Protest Group Forms Within United Steelworkers
The United Steelworkers faction led by Don Rarick launched a permanent body called the Dues Protest Committee to challenge dues increases and discipline supporters. Nick Mamuta from Atigimpi Pa and John Balen of USW Local 1115 Nort Chi faced reprimand or fines amid alleged reprisals. A USW spokesman declined comment as tensions over a dues rise to five dollars a month surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers
Don Rarick
USW
Nick Mamuta
Atigimpi
Serritary
Bariek
John Balen
Nort Chi
Hat” Beerr
Rariek
David McDonald
Rarick
Unfsuccessul
Soldier's Acquittal Triggers Chinese Riots Abroad
Riots erupted in Taipei after sergeant Reynolds was acquitted of voluntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a Chinese man peering into a bathroom window. Embassy and military police guarded key sites as American personnel were injured or hospitalised in the turmoil. A 67-strong guard escorted Reynolds and his family to Manila, while protracted protests accused the court-martial of delivering justice in a biased manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quter Qing
Lnd
Alexander Boase
Carl Ackerman
William Sutton
Paul Meyer
Helen Vosetka
Howard Chaille
Fru Nesei
Talpei
Robert R. Reynolds
Colora
Contsville
Manila
AA. 5
Pole
Reynolds
Taipei
Pers
Lin ‘Trefany
Lin
Wille Lim
Sila
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Church Street
Couns
Ere
AssertaLon
Brverrns Ny
Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
Elsi Deveny
Pittsburgh
Edna Keister
Centerville
Deveny
Elmer James
George E. Cope
Townville
Mildred Amy
Rev. J. Preston Ruggles
Little Cooley
Hesigents
Snnger
Atummons
Paul R Troutner
Cambridge Springs
Falar
Shin Street
East Columus Avenue
Troutner
Wayne Atreet
Warren County
Bakers Glf
Russell
Robert Marley
Morley
Morey
West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
East Church Street
Lnw
Pawl Bauer
Christian Education Committees
The
Erie
Corry
Fensant
Tamorow
Pennsylsiata
Western
New York
West Virginia
East South Street
Erie County
Walter S. Jankowski
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
George E Hamilton
State Council of Education
St. Edinborn State Teachers College
Wiliam A. Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Meadville
College Alumni Association
Te College
Elnora Black Tanke
Motorola
Fourth Ward
Housepower
Martin Electric
Bear Lake
Irda
Playtex
Rune Noreroll
Joy ‘Ore
SEOUL
Maytag
Alo