October permit totals and city incidents report
City engineer records show permits issued in October totalled one, including eight excavations for water and gas line work and one funding repair. A 20 foot pipe at the Municipal Building fell, narrowly missing Patrolman Em manual Roberson and damaging a parked car. Police cite Tommile F. Mitchell over license plates not used by his car. Streets department erects 16,150 feet of snow fence, about 1,000 feet more than last year. Erie County election day costs exceed 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Roberson
Kenneth Nichols
J. R. Dearing
Catholic Institutions Get Bequests
Titusville notes Mrs Anna Cullen Mackey widow of Cecil Mackey died October 16 leaving an estate over 100000 dollars. Remainder after cash bequests goes to the Roman Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Erie for priestly education. St Titus Church Titusville and St Bernard's Bradford each get 500. Home furnishings go to Sisters of Our Lady of Charity Gannondale. Miss Lulu Moran and Miss Mabel Moran receive cash bequests.
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Titusville
Anna Cullen Mackey
Cecil Mackey
St. Bernard's
Bradford
Sisters of Our Lady of Charity
Gannondale
Erie County
Kselt
Lulu Moran
Moran
Mabel Moran
Halloween Bandit Robs Woman In Franklin Home
Mrs Helen Bell Fulton of Franklin said a masked man entered her home around 1 p m while she watched TV and slapped her before demanding money. She handed over eight to twelve dollars from her purse and noted he left after revealing a second amount was spent on a dinner. Police arrested Harold R Hoover and charged him with robbery by assault. He pleaded not guilty and was committed to Venango County jail awaiting bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanelin
Helen Bell Fulton Pridiyffeld
Ann
Harold R
Dick) Hoover
Franklin
Hoover
Paul F. Berford
Venango County
Pa Election At A Glance Pennsylvan ia municipal race highlights
Tuesday's Pennsylvania municipal election will offer two statewide races a 21 year term on the State Supreme Court and a one year term on the Superior Court. Voters face three constitutional amendments and local contests including Philadelphia mayoral race and 50 county judge elections. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm with over five million registered voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Assported
Pennsylvania
Supreme Cot
State Superior Court
Supreme Court
Michael J. Bagen
Lackawanna County
Superior Court
Blair F. Gunther
Pittsbur
Harry M. Montgomery
Allegheny County
Albert W. Johnson
Smethport
House
Noor
Four Negroes Enter White Norfolk Schools for First Time
The Pupil Placement Board in Norfolk has assigned four Black students to previously all white schools, citing court orders and its right to determine school assignments. Judge Hoffman ordered reconsideration of rejections. officials must report by Nov 2 with updates on the four pupils' placements.
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Nukqulk
Apertion
U. S. Dist
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
Erleagies
Orville
Conneaut
Ross
Hoffman
Hillman
Corry
Richard L. Hester
Max
Gilbert
Hayes
North Clymer Farmer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Trucker Killed In Fatal Washington County Crash
Ronald H. Kensey, 24, of Indiana, Pennsylvania, died yesterday after his tractor-trailer carrying high pressure oil well equipment toppled about 300 feet down an embankment near Washington. The cause and exact circumstances were under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald H. Kensey
Indiana
Aden
The Naughty Boy Of Brussels Inspires A Museum
Hal Boyle reports from Brussels on Lea Schalkens, former Belgian senator and museum leader, praising the world famous naked boy statue as Brussels’ emblem. The city collects and displays 70 complete uniforms from many nations, noting the boy’s decorations and legends while joking that clothes spoil his plump nakedness.
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Brussels
Belgium
Lea Schalkens
Brabant
Schalkens
Association of the Friends
Thie Snot
Schall
Kens
Royal Air Pore
Canarians
Prench Forcien Legion
Mark
Eiffel Tower
Paris
New York
London
Van Doren's Fate Clouded by Nascent Confession
Charles Van Doren testified before the House subcommittee Monday admitting involvement in the deception surrounding the Twenty-One quiz show scandal. He said he would give almost anything to reverse how his life has been used in recent years. Reactions were mixed with some praise for honesty and at least one hostile taunt from Rep. Steven Derottian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Steven 5
Derottian
R-Wy
Vari Boren
Ministers Tour of East Main Street Church Furnishings
Ministers of the municipal association toured the Ecclesiastical Church Furniture Company on East Main Street Exeter. Rev. Paul Bowhby and Rev. Leroy Wiley were named for this year’s week of prayer committee. Advent stations were placed in the hands of the radio committee. Rev. Paul Butler led the meeting after opening prayer by Rev. Elmer Otner. H. Ray Hovis read from Philippians and led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry Miniisterial Associaton
East Main Street
Paul Bowhby
Leroy Wiley
Advent
Paul Butler
Elmer Ovtner
H. Ray Hovis
Philipians
Slaying Confession From 17 Year Old Negro Youth
In Athens a 17 year old Negro youth admits slaying a woman. Jimmy Wuldront testifies Henry Johnson, 17, charged with murder after the body of Dick Toya, 42, was found nude near a women’s dormitory. Police arrested Jatt Johnson at his home near the women’s dormitory, mother Mrs Wo ’D Boya by, reported serious condition and line head battered.
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Athens
Jimmy Wuldront
Henry Johson
Jatt Johnson
Als
Ferns
Dick Toya
Wo 'D Boyaby
Agents Set Trap For Cuba Flights
Federal agents expanded border patrols in Florida to thwart listed Cuba bound flights from numerous small airfields. James F. Green hinted at several ideas and tricks as agents visited airstrips including a Pompano Beach field linked to a leaflet drop mission two weeks prior aimed at Cuba.
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Florida
Culj
James F. Green
Border Patr
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Pompano Beach
Spat
Cuba
Marcel Marceau praises pantomime and aims to revive art
Hollywood Highlights reports Marcel Marceau paying homage to Mak Sennett Buster Keaton Stan Laurel and Dinah Shore during a TV salute. He laments the decline of pantomime in talking films but says audiences still seek it and notes the lack of training grounds in the U S while running a Paris school for aspiring pantomimes attracting many Americans.
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Hollywood
Mak Sennett
Marcel Marepay
Buster Keaton
Stan Laurel
Marcvall
Honalking
Dinah Shore
Prahee
Pnt
Marceau
Paris
Election Trends for 1960 Preview Philadelphia Mayoral Bid
The piece notes a Philadelphia mayoral run with low odds, mentions Kentucky Democrat Gaye Chandler in an ineligible bid to succeed, and cites Lt. Gov. Harry Lee Warnfield backing in the gubernatorial primary with lingering bitterness. Chandler forecasts thousands of Democrats abstaining from the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Gaye Chandler
Harry Lee Warfield
Chandler
Thousards
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Tommile F. Mitchell
West Columbus Avenue
Mitchell
West South Street
Melvin S. Cobbett
Estelle Hunt
Elections Board
Guy Abbey
Bannan and
Serene
Butler
West Frederick Street
Don Williams
Oil City
Augusta S. Carpenter
Flossie Fosburg
East Washington Street
Jansen
M. J. Peterson
Findley Lake
J. H. Beagle
Columbus
Susanne Crowell
Ofe Peave
Walter Domke
Mantey Langworthy
Tryonville
Laneworthy Finders Jones
Center
Ville
Jones
Langworthy
Gine
Harley Drake
Gunnar Bourwall
Spartansburg
Bourwall
Andrew Swabik
Centerville
Corty Memorial Hospital
United Fund
Unicef
Bear Lake
Richardson Dilworth
Commonwealth
Bennetts
Gennady Mikhailov
Hal Boyle
van Doren
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Bob Thomas
Fogle Lumber CO
Corry, Pa
Blatt Bros. Rex Theatre
Cary Grant
Eva Marie Saint
James Mason
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
Corry - Union City, PA
Mrs. Hargh Slaughter Ray Amy
Insurance Property
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Emre Ameren
Ralph J. Martin
Robert L. Bogert
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Brothers
South
First Avenue
Dwight Ever Jordan Christensen
McGregor
Paul
Root Furniture
Hoge
KODAK
Clatémalic
Patterson Photo Products
Lloyd Sargent
Gus Eder
Megdvill
Villegar
Payel
West
AL Inoue
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