Special Board Meeting and Local Alerts Across Erie Area
A special Friday meeting of the Board of Education is noted. Local police prepare for a Federal Bureau of Investigation supervised quarterly check in Meadville on June 10. Coroner Ed Lowrey reports the accidental death of Linda Meleen, nine months, in Warren. Mary Thompson of Grand Valley is missing. Tulon Inc. employed her in Meadville. Forty-two selectors inducted into the Army at Erie week include Clare Cobb and others. A Ford truck was stolen from 1801 Brookline, Erie. The Pennsylvania Railroad line was blocked after a derailed eastbound freight near Tyrone. Memorial Day events in Erie designate Logan Dyke as honorary marshal. Capt. Harry P. Douglas to be grand marshal. State police announce no driver exams May 31 and June 8 due to holidays. Weather note recalls a past snow event. NY Central Rail president cites $17 million rail wage increase impact. Seventy Pennsylvania soldiers reported missing in four fronts. Semiannual vehicle inspection runs May 1 to July 31. after that illegal to drive uninspected. From May 25 used commercial vehicle sales are capped by OPA Regulation 341. The Honor Roll for Corry’s armed forces is being erected. Governor vetoes a bill to shift school district fiscal years to January 1. uniform fiscal year desired. Allegany State Park plans to keep open by routing buses through the park.
Commissioners Study Action In Stroble's Case
County commissioners review action in the Stroble coroner case. County controller Harvey M Willis states Stroble vacated the office by removal and duties halted, noting Stroble left Erie for Toul Run and moved goods to a new address, fearing a court suit over unpaid services.
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Jacob Held
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
W.G Stroble
Ene
Stroble
Wis
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Hillstrom Named Bethesda Home Trustee at Pittsburgh Synod
D A Hillstrom of Garry Was named a member of the board of trustees of Bethesda Home at Mentvilla during the 101st Pittsburgh Synod convention in Pittsburgh. Other trustees include Rev G A Benze Erie Rev J H Miller New Castle James Gregg Greensburg and Job M Rick New Castle. Treasury report from Washington May 27 shows receipts 72 408 089 15 expenditures 388 613 816 98 net balance 13 088 111 859 29 total debt 139 362 460 415 44 increase over previous day 3 048 67a 14.
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Garry
Bethesda
Mentivilla
Pittsbugh
Lutheran’ Church
Pittscurch
G. A. Benze
D. D
Erie
J. H. Miller
D. D. New Castle
James Gregg
Greensburg
Job M. Rick
New Castle
Treasury
Washington
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Governor Signs Measure Aimed To Save 500 Jamestown Employees
Harrisburg May 21 Pennsylvania employers hailed a new unemployment compensation reform as Governor Martin signed a measure creating an experience rating plan. It shifts from one to 23 percent payroll contributions to reduce fund payments, aiming to stabilize employment and lessen costs for businesses. Labor leaders urged vetoes. other bills signed expand utility oversight and funding, with roads and school finance studies on the agenda. A Jamestown walkout involving about 500 Marlin-Rockwell workers began amid wage disputes, threatening production of essential defense parts as talks continued.
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Frosh
Harrisburg
Pennjayivania
Martin
Stovicane Suny
William M. Hardy
Pennsylvania Employers’ Conference i Association
Pennnsylvania Employers ‘Conference
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Utiity Commission
Pennsylvania
Marlin-Rockwell
Jowike
Collie
James Millu
United Automobile Workers
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Edward F Ging
Buffalo
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Crazed Mother Kills Two in Pittsburgh Tragedy
A 25 year old mother, Mrs Raymond Gump, drowned her two young children Catherine Elaine four months and Sandha Rae two, then placed them in cribs and attempted suicide with gas in their home. Detectives say she has a nervous disorder since the birth of her youngest daughter. The husband found the bodies as he returned home. The couple previously lived in Greensburg where Beverly died in a fall four years ago. Police report the mother said I love my children and felt something snap in my head.
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Pittsburgh
Walter Monaghan
Raymond Gump
Catherine Elaine
Catherine
Sandha Rae
Beverly
Greensburg
Monaghan
Gomp
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Mrs. Gump
Philadelphia Navy Yard to christen destroyer for Enright family
ErIe mayor attends ceremony as the U S destroyer is named in honor of Ensign Robert P Enright who was killed in action aboard the Lee destroyer Hemminn near the Peetsie area last June. The ship will be christened by Mrs Katherine D Enright, mother of the fallen officer, with honors from Navy leadership in attendance.
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Entisht
St. Joseph's
Dweh
Philadelphia Navy Yard
U.S
Robert P. F Enright
Katherine
Enright
Bradfowl
Lee
Hemminn
Peetsie
Newyard
Maine Corps
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Warren
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Columbus
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Philip Freeman
Pittsfield
William Jordin
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Erie County
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Allegany State Park Commission
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