Kane Girls Hurt In Fall From Parade Truck
Two Kane schoolgirls were injured after falling from the back of a small truck during a Halloween parade joy ride. Mary Hess, 14, is unconscious with a possible skull fracture at Community Hospital. Martha Thompson, 14, faces hip injury and X rays. Police cite eyewitness counts as the truck, operated by Ronald Peterson, braked to avoid a sharp turn. several students fell to the pavement.
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KANF
Kane School
Hey
Mary Hess
Martha
Thompson
Ronald Peterson
Kane
C. T Peterson
Fraley Screel
Chestnut
Ray Cartwright
Wiliam Forsythe
Wilk
Truch
Sylvia
Skerl
Con Wi Cole
Bea Hess
James Beard
James Thompson
Miss Hess
Wut Mims
Cobalt in Pasture Soil Linked to Sheep Deaths
A fragment reports cobalt presence in pasture soil affecting livestock with casualties among twelve sheep, suggesting environmental contamination as the suspected cause and prompting closer agricultural monitoring.
Fire averted by alert Erie officers at East Side home
Police sources say Patrolmen John Waldo and El Ward Sehak spotted flames at the Harry Galaski residence around 9 p.m. Friday. They dashed inside, smothered the fire with a pillow and rug, preventing a tragedy with three young children alone in the house. Fire sneaked toward the floor and ceiling before the firefighters arrived. the parents were away at a store.
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Erie
Cam
East Side
John Waldo
el Ward Sehak
Fimes
Harry Galaski
Simul
Jack Oheitern
Walden
Schuk
Seee
Galaski
Lund
Pny Groceries
Waldo
Five Women Win Prizes At Al's Clothes Shop
Five Corry area women are named prize winners from a Saturday night drawing at the newly remodeled Al's Clothes Shop. More than 60 persons registered for gifts as prizes included a topcoat won by Topcast Mrs. John Baroth of Liberty Street, a hat for Leon Shumsky, another hat for Melissa Van Cise, a shirt for Floyd Truesdale, and a shirt for Grace Bly Willer of North Center Street. The drawing was conducted by Postmaster James Sullivan.
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Corry
Whiner Topcast
John Baroth
Liberty Street
Leon Shumsky
Melissa van Cise
Floyd Truesdale
Wattsburg
Grace Bly~willler
North Center Sheet
James Sullivan
Judge Hearing Taxpayer Suit Against City Of Erie
In Erie equity court Judge Burton R. Laub heard a taxpayer suit over the city awarding a $47,700 contract to the Duncan Meter Corporation of Chicago for 50 parking meters. Witnesses included Mayor Joseph Martin and city clerk Eugene Chaney. a city solicitor’s opinion dated January 16 was discussed. The plaintiff urged a grand jury probe into the contract decision, while the mayor defended the award as the best bid among bidders and noted many Pennsylvania cities use Duncan meters.
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Erie
J. Ben Parent
New England
Equity
Burton R. Laub
Duncan Meter Corporation
Chicago
Rhodes Mig. Co
Hartford
Conn
Joseph ©. Martin
Eugene Chaney
Wiles Lip
Tegal
Rossiter
Martin
Cowboll
Hughvest
Pennsylvania
Duncan Corporation
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Doz
Topp’s
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North Center Street
Wilcox's Decorators
East Male
PLATE
Heiman
Your Friendly Jewelers
City of
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Parelel
Superior Cleaning Company
Dele Nae Me Ag Sa Byer Bat Ae de Renney
North Corry Emblem
W.L. Armitage
Davison
Csel di
Philco
Radio Cis
Philo
Ays
Truman
Congress
Armed Services
Mr. Truman
United States
Labor
Senator Taft
America
Republican Committee
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