Real estate transfers and local crash report in Erie area
Real estate transfers record the exchanges for properties in Third Ward Corry and Wayne Township with multiple names, including Walter Sweet and James Beil, and John Krasa with Charles LL Warner, as filed at the Erie County courthouse. A Route 28 crash north of Brockway killed David Eisenman, aged 20, of Brockway. Carl Enterline, 19, of Brookville, suffered a skull fracture and was hospitalized. An unrelated note lists a driver license suspension for speeding, and a pushback against Bible readings in public schools with resolutions to the U.S. Supreme Court. Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania predicts near normal highs, with colder temps Friday and Saturday, possible showers or snow flurries. Local voting issues include a central courthouse polling site debate, with residents reminded the public voting machine shows only home precinct ballots. Twins were born at Corry Memorial Hospital, and local civic updates include UNICEF donations and off-street parking discussions in Franklin.
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Walter Sweet
James M. Beil
Third Ward
Corry
John Krasa
John J. Cole
Charles LL Warner
Chester
Phillips
Wayne Township
Erie County
Brockway
David Eisenman
Eisenman
Maple Avenue Hospital
DiBois
Carl Enterline
Brookville
Brookville Hospital
Eagen Beaten Only Once Since 1933
SCRANTON Pa AP The election of Judge Michael Eagen to the State Supreme Court caps 26 years of political life of the 52 year old Lackawanna County Democratic jurist. Eagen, who had lost only one election since becoming the county’s youngest district attorney in 1933, thanked supporters and pledged to prove worthy of their confidence. He defeated Blair F Gunther after a 1950 loss to Justice John C Bell Jr. and has long been credited with revitalizing the county Democratic majority. He is a Scranton native, Harvard and University of Scranton graduate, married with four children.
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Scranton
Judize
Michael Eagen
State Supreme Court
Lackatvanna County
Eagen
John C Bell Jr
Blair F. Gunther
Superior Court
Helen Fitzsimmons
Baghwil
Gunther Muntgomery
Jgst
Hans
Allegheny County
John Son
Stile
House
Montgomery
William
E. Hirt
Grosher
Interior Court
Johnson
Philadelphia
Lackawannna
Oine County
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Democratic National Committee
Ryan
Dems Ride High In State Voting
Democrats swept Pennsylvania in a historic showing with re elected Governor Ine worth gaining a second four year term by a record margin over Harold Stassen. In Pittsburgh Joseph Barr was elected mayor, Gov. Lawrence praised the statewide results while Republicans captured several smaller posts amid slow vote counts and late tabulation across counties.
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Joe Ineworth
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Stussen
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Stassen
Pittsburgh
Joseph Barr
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Slattery
Tor
GOP
Winnin
Tineville
Montgomery Triumphs In Second Bid For Pennsylvania Bench
Montgomery, a 18 year veteran of law and former hockey player, secured election to the Pennsylvania Superior Court after defeating opponent by 30,192 votes. Born in Pittsburgh, he studied at Pitt and served as Allegheny County judge before winning a full term in 1947 and reelection in 195? His tenure included notable cases such as the Steve Nelson trial. Turnout statewide reached about 60 percent amid 6 million registered voters. New state representatives and a succession in the legislature shaped post election shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Harey M. Montgomery
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Montgomery
Thiday
Montgome
Bee
Gowle
Pattshingh Wellow Jackets
University of Pittaburdy Law
Corminanlois
Montwormers
Steve Nelson
Communist Party
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsbiweh
Milt
The
Voice
Bertha Watson
Pennsylvania
Ims
Lawrence
George K. Haudenshield
Scott Towishicientist
John Haudenshield
Carnegie
Demo
Frank Rayburn
Bethel
Botoweh Goseph. Goldstein
Warren Ator
Frank Fayu
Warren
Supreme Court
Fagen
Gunthier
Superior Court
Johnson
Vieve
Reymek
Crawford
County Treas An Duly
Cirlson
Rvlly
Wilson Ft
Levin
Mobaison
Register OF Wills
Jareek
McQuItty
Coroner
Rzepka
Wood
Ama Dearing
Abbey
Amy
Williams
Chase
Tabulated City Vote Probe Seeks TV Quiz Reform
Testimony tied Revlon executives to quiz show controls and potential remedies. Rep Bennet urged tougher penalties for deception, noting broader risks beyond quiz programs and urging fact finding on misleading broadcasting practices.
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Raptr E Dansyr
Bureau of Highways Safety
Davis
Rob Hares
Greater Meadville
Crawford County
Bernardine Handel
LeRoy Williams
St. Thomas Cemetery
Margaret Miller
Thomas Williams
Toledo
Ohio
Lyle Knepp
Lynn Knepp
Robert Knepp
G. E. Williams
Cleveland
Gerald Williams
Meadville
Ells J. Higby
R. D
Elgin
Tommie C. Mitchell
Higby
Mitchell
M. S. Cobbett
Corry Memorial Hopital
Russell
Merritt Jr
Clymer
Stanford Hose
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Washington Street
Herbie Johnson
Jack Downey
Franklin
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Erie Railroad
Erie Telephone
Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Orchestra
Snader
Xavier Cugat
Cugat
Jeanette
Stravon
Irebunal
Easton
Johnstown
Hagen
Wil
Thomas J. McBride
McBride
Tsat
George Leader
B.v.dricen
Nomoag Crew Shack
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Charles Revson
Martin Revsol
Mav Koplin
Revlon
Martin Revlon
Athens
Kopin
Lolo & Better Job
Lcense
John B. Bennet
Michigan
Bennett
Quitz
Jpho
Root Furniture
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