Local fires and traffic mishaps mar Saturday in Erie
Firefighters fought a car motor fire after antifreeze spilled on a winterized motor outside Root Appliance in front of the Console service station. A truck damaged a parking meter on South Center street, and two autos on Center and Washington Streets were damaged in a collision involving Raymond Tewinkle and George Williams. A separate crash on West Pleasant Street damaged cars owned by Bernice Huntley and another driver. A pair of shoes-like skates was found near Féso Hall service station and may be claimed by the owner. Thirty enlistments were accepted by the U S Air Force and Army at the Erie recruiting office, with a November 90 deadline for volunteer draft physicals. Police recovered a red and white bicycle on West Washington Street. The stock markets observed election closures, while several exchanges remained open. A Florida resident, Mattie Green, was fined for third degree assault in Clymer. Pennsylvania’s public assistance figures show low old age aid uptake compared to national levels. Marriage licenses were filed for Craker and Beckwith, and Baker and Brown. Harriet Myers began duties as City Treasurer Clerk, replacing a resigning employee.
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Raymond Tewinkle
Clymer
George Williams
West Smith Street
Center
Washington Streets
Tewinkle
Center Street
Williams
Dean Emeritus of Penn State Dies at 67
Arthur Ray Warnock, dean of men at Penn State for 20 years and head of the National Interfraternity Council, died in his sleep at age 67 in suburban Puddintons. He had retired as dean emeritus in 1949 after a career as educational director and a long influence in fraternity circles.
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Associated Press State College
Pennsylvania State College
Arthur Ray Warnock
Warnock
National Interfraternity Coumcil
Puddintons
Pennsylvania State Historical Society
State College Centre Daily Times
Penn State
The
Universiy of
Windis
Alma Mateen
Ex-Erie Youth Facing Probe Over Beatings at Prison
A former Erie youth named David Willis Wynn, alias Jerry William Michel, faces extradition to West Virginia for a new case as authorities investigate inmate abuse at Moundsville Penitentiary. Wynn, 18, alleges brutal beatings and poor conditions at the prison. A federal judge in Wheeling has appointed four attorneys to probe the charges. Wynn was captured in Erie on a shoplifting count and also faces possible Selective Service violations.
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Erie
West Virginia
Will Holp
Moundsville
Burton R. Laub
David Willis Wynn
Wynn
Richard V. Scarpitti
Wheeling
W. Va
Alty. Scarpitti
William Baker
Jerry William Michel
Huttonville
233 More War Casualties Listed
VEO SMINGLUN NOV 9 One Defense Department list identifies 233 more Korean War casualties. Of the total 76 are dead 137 wounded 14 missing. The latest summary lists 14 303 killed in action 68 641 wounded and 12 558 missing as the second heaviest casualty listing of the war.
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Veo Sminglun
Defense Department
Ust
Offiial Als
UN Proposes Buffer Zone as Koreans clash on ground
The report details a two day battle with West Yonchon terrain features, as allied air and ground forces countered Red armor and self propelled guns. US Fifth Air Force claims jet pilots shot down Mig-15s and claimed several losses of enemy tanks and vehicles, while two Allied planes were lost to ground fire in remote areas of Korea.
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Sweaument Fam
Yonchon
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Korea
Air Force
Reds Repelled West Yonchon Front After Platoon Attack
On the central front a platoon-sized Red assault southeast of Kumsong was repelled. West of Yonchon the main action occurred with three light Red probing attacks repulsed southwest of the town. The Red armored thrust proved costly to the Communists as 145 of their Migs faced the action.
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Kumsong
Yonchon
Railroad argues it cannot be tried for 84 deaths
The Pennsylvania Railroad contends before the Appellate Division that only one of the 84 deaths from last February’s Woodbridge batn wreck can be brought to trial. John E. Toolan, the railroad’s attorney, stated the railr oad’s position as the court reserved decision.
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PRR
Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Woodbridge Batn
Appellate Division of Superior Court
John E. Toolan
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Corey
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W. L. Peake
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