Erie Journal notes gains in employment and local events
The Corry Journal reports Erie Minateio employment reaching 11,180 with a 745 rise from September, plus a 4 percent weekly sales rise at Erle department store. Police promotions, VFW dances, a Niagara Falls crash, turkey shoot, service honors, and a Christmas layaway push fill the page with local notices and ads.
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M. R. Amy
Erle
Erle Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Erie
Columbus
Pittsburgh
VFW Club
Paul Packo
Erie Police Department
Edward Williams
Williams
Corry Journal
Niagara Falls
Nother
Stamford
Sharon Higgins
Herbert Priddle
Sharon
Mary Meimiani
Niagara, Falls
Edward Kolainy
Toronto
Blue Eye
Garland
Garland Fire Department
Francis R. Flynn
Old City
Allway Express
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Oho
New York Central
Nebraska
Forest County
Crosby
Frank Norris
George J. Christophan Hounard
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Veterans Day dinner and community events in Warren area
Community notices list Veterans Day speaker Exie Di Quitin of Gannon College at the American Legion Home on November 11. Warren highlights include Herbie Johnson orchestra at the Italian American Club and weekly floor shows. The 40 and 8 auto show moves to December 7 and 8 at Beaty. Penn Laurel Motel contracts awarded for foundations. school bus route expansions in Titusville. local vandal cases in Titusville resolved. long-time Pennsylvanía RR ticket clerk John Nordine retires after 43 years. Titusville police handle drunken disorderly case. call to vote on November 6.
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Titusville
di Quitin
Gannon College
Exie
American Legion
Herbie Johnson
Warren
Beaty Junior High
Westfield
N. Y
Grange Hall
Sons of the West
John & Parsons Construction Company
Penn Laurel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Titusville Area
Transportation Committee
Ivan Loker
Man Dies After Drunk Driver Collision in Sharpsville
Mercer County police report a 70 year old man, James H Putton, killed while walking home. Police say the driver, Richard Bucher, 35, of Farrell, was intoxicated and charged with driving while intoxicated.
Clark and Kefinyer vie for Pennsylvania votes in Senate race
In Pennsylvania, Clark campaigns across Philadelphia and other cities with James Duff opposing him as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. Kefinyer, his rival, seeks the state’s 32 electoral votes while emphasizing Duff’s endorsements and Clark’s alleged record. Public rallies feature Eisenhower placards as Duff criticizes Clark’s stance and party loyalty.
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James H Duff
Clark
Tk Clark
Retnuyer
Mdwest
Retuuver
West Ruddleson
New Wilmiheton
New A
Elfwood City
Braver Falls
Aratis
Sonne Dee Anc
Eisenhower
Cirk
Tromfer Public Service
Beides Asseeting
Duff
Higllowine
Lind
Oppositix
Nixon Says UN Backs Ike's Policy
Vice President Nixon told a U N audience that the United Nations endorses the Eisenhower administration Middle East policy and a worldwide vote of confidence. He defended U S open colonial policy while denouncing Stevenson’s charge of isolation and stressed force when used by enemies.
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Nixon
United Nations
Middle East
Eisenhower
United Stites
Tison
Teddy
Adliat Stevenson
United States
Stansling
Ao Vice Presilent
Buttalos N.Y
Spetchy
Fadia
Hershey
White House
Shire Dulles
Sid Hixon
Asta
Sind
Akiu
Spr
Stevenson
Niven Auld
M Mini
Judge Appalled Over Failure Of Foreign Policy
Washington report quotes Blair Gunther, Pennsylvania Superior Court judge and lifelong Republican, expressing bitter disappointment over U S foreign policy under Secretary Dulles. He cites a perceived lack of understanding among leaders about Poland and Hungary, warning the world faces rising distrust as democracy and freedom are challenged by communism.
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Foreign Policy Washington
Blair Gunther
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Tony
Bjtter Djipparatnit
Dulles
Thaddeus Muchrowie
Michard
Legrim
Guintier
Pittshared
Poland
Hufiguty
Estes Pounds On Big Business Theme TA CH Wis a
A garbled report centers on Estes pushing a big business policy theme and a controversial plan tied to government obligations. The text appears to reference state actions, policy waivers, and tensions between labor interests and corporate power, with claims of a large exampling effort and dated political stakes. The fragment mentions Minnesota and Pennsylvania as possible contexts within a broader national debate on business and governance.
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Estes
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A & B Disributing Co
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Ontario County
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Robert Paisley
Marilyn Fischer
West Lake
WOTR
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Srie
Erie Association For
Corry Rollerway
Lindsey
Baptist
Robert J. DeBoer
Church of the Nazarene
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Voice of Prophecy
St Paul's
Safeguards For
America
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Christian Alliance Church
Mennonite Church
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Rosshacher Insurance Service
Corry Hospital
E. H. Harmon
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East Pleasant Street
Judy
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Wattsbury
Robert Hardy
Helen Marie
Clifford Meyerink
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North Clymer
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Erie State
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David Evans
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Venonka County Court
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Kraft Velveeta
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