Paragraf Fragments From Erie County Events
Four Erie County women are mentioned along with J Campbell of North Spraited divorces and two others at Bast. An after dinner speaker named Corry Elks Club and Corry Conwell are cited. The pres died at Meadville hospital after a motor trip to Conneaut Lake. Campbell would have been 53 next September.
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Erie. Coumty
Campbell
North
Erie
Gwinty
Corry Elks Club
Corry Conwell
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Warner Gear Strike Ended at Munice Indiana
A six week Warner Gear plant strike in Munice Indiana ended after CIO United Auto Workers and Borg-Warner Corp. settled via federal mediation. Details withheld. production standards and incentive pay were contested as 40 000 workers faced idleness in nearby auto plants.
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Detroit
Warner Gear
Mun¢ie
Ind
CIO
United Auto Workers
Borg-Warner Corp
Borg-Warner
Francine Maloney
Nash, Willys
Kaiser-Frazer
Corry Memorial Studebaker Hospital
Uaw-Cto
Muncie
Ratifi Wss
East
Fred
Rehearsal by Queen Elizabeths Kin at Westminster Abbey
Queen Elizabeths mother and sister joined crowds near Westminster Abbey to rehearse their procession into the transformed abbey for Tuesdays coronation. The Queen remained at Buckingham Palace preparing to host 7,000 guests later in the day, following yesterday's lunch with Commonwealth leaders.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Westminster Abbey
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Palace Gardens
Westminster Hall
Margaret
Grey Old Abbey
Eisenhower Plan Faces Senate Vote on Agriculture Reorg
The Senate approved a motion of disapproval of President Eisenhower's plan to reorganize the Agriculture Department by a 46 to 29 vote. Senator Russell of Georgia led the opposing side with a party alongside. The outcome signals a contested path for the proposed departmental reorganization.
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Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Sugar Grove Boy Injured In Bicycle Car Crash
A 10 year old Sugar Grove student Roy Hitchcock was seriously injured in a bicycle car collision on Legislative Route 61026 Tuesday. He was admitted to Warren General Hospital with groin lacerations head bruises and a broken nose. The motorist Carl H Uhsig Jr 23 Warren RD 2 pulled off onto the right berm to avoid the boy who was travelling north on his bike, but the cyclist allegedly became confused and collided with the car.
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Sugar Grove
Warren General ‘Hospital
Roy Hitchcock
Willard Hitchcock
Carl H. Uhsig Jr
R. D
Warren
Uhjig
Western Pen Guards Planning To Organize
Pittsburgh guards at Western State Penitentiary voted to form a fraternal organization aimed at pressuring for higher pay and better working conditions. Spokesman Charles Trischier said 86 of 109 employees are members of the independent group formed after the January prison riot. The group has not circulated petitions about retaining Warden J W Claudy and Deputy Warden William Gaffney, who resigned.
Cries For Help Bring Rescuers At Lakewood
Early yesterday volunteers spent hours searching Chautauqua Lake for a possible drowning victim after cries for help were heard near 230 West Summit Street. Fire Chief Ralph Anderson ordered land and water rescue units to search the lake in heavy rain and wind with moodlights on shore, but no trace was found.
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Land Amit
Roofer Falls to Death While Saving Co Worker
In Pittsburgh Albert Armbruster, 59, fell from a two story roof while trying to save a coworker who lost balance. Earlier this morning Chief Anderson was told no one nearby was missing after reports of ice holes 800 feet off the municipal bathing beach prompted a search by firemen using grappling hooks in four to six feet of water.
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Anderson
Jane
Fhuvanna
Roofer
Fittsburgh
Albert Armbruster
Funeral service for Mrs John Bagley set for tomorrow
Mrs John Bagley formerly Mabel Scholton of Columbus died recently. Funeral service will be held in Cuyahoga Falls tomorrow at 2 PM. She served as Columbus postmistress after graduating from Columbus High School in 1911. Born near Columbus, she moved to Ohio 20 years ago. Survived by husband, brother Ray Scholton of Gradelle Ark and sister Mrs Frank Howard of Erie along with many nieces and nephews from Corry Columbus and Erie.
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J. Bagley
John Bagley
Cuyszhoga Falls
Bagley
Mabel Scholton
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Scholton
Gradelle
Ark
Frank Howard
Erie
Aong
Corry
Calumbus
Sylvania to Build New TV Plant in Batavia New York
Sylvania Electric Products Corp announces a new television manufacturing plant in Batavia New York employing 1200 people. The facility will cover 416000 square feet and be the largest Sylvania factory under one roof. Also notes genealogical trivia linking Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and President Grant.
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New York
Sylvania Electric Products Corp
Batavia
N.Y
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