Erie and surrounding notes of legal, civic and crime items
Erie reports focus on a proposed settlement of 1500 to be paid to an eight year old William Maine from a collision case with Benjamin Harris as driver. Also an accident injures Suzette West in Oil City with fair prognosis. Titusville raises funds late in the Community Chest drive with shortfall still faced. Local auctions, club events, a stolen bicycle, a turkey shoot and a streetcar workers contract with a wage hike are noted. Erie sewage plant expansion interest and Polish Club dance. A court case ends with fines for John Daniels. A gift subscription offer and a few business notices from Franklin and Oil City appear alongside various ads.
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Erie
Counrt
William Maine
Benjamin Harris
Brice Maines
F. L. Baressi
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Oil City
Suzette West
Eugene West
Paul’s Hardware and Service
Titusville
Corry
Frank Perry
East Main Street
Columbus Grounds
Amalgamated Association of Street Car and Motor Coach Operators
AFL
Erie Coach Company
Joseph Fish
Bates
McIntyre’s
Mia EM. Schrecengost
Tition Street
John J. Daniels
Wreyville
Merle Ripley
Daniels
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Eclipse Works
Sugarcreek Township
Franklin
Franklin Reno
Development Corportion
Atlantic
R. A. Pickup
Oil City Chamber of Commerce
Raymond's
North Center Street
Hospital and court notes mixed local items
At the Corry Hospital the ambulance reported admissions including Paulotpolis, Mrs Joseph McCannell and others with addresses in Union City and Erie. Discharged include Norman, Sherman and Denise Marie DeMauri. A $1,532 assumpsit suit was filed in county court by Pioneer Home Co. against Thomas and Stella Hoyt over a garage account. Communion at St Thomas Church. Four boys charged with malicious mischief for vandalism at the former Ross Milly schoolhouse.
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Erie
Thomas
Stella Hoyt
Pioneer Home Co
Tne
Hoyts
CDA
St. Thomas’ Church
Fairview Borough Water Authority
Fairview Water Supply Co
Widlund
Latin Nations Split Over Atomic Study Committee
Latin Nations threaten to split with the United States over a proposed international panel of scientists to study atomic radiation risks. Washington opposes Ecuador's bid for a larger Latin-backed body, warning a committee of 11 or more could be unwieldy and hinder the project.
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United Warions
N. x
United States
Ij International
Tor
James J. Wadssett
Latin America
Ecuador
Wadsworth
United Sates
Transit Workers Accept Pact Offer By Acandatad Press
Pittsburgh transit workers voted 1071 to 216 to accept a new contract after a threatened strike. The four cent hourly raise starts Tuesday with a five cent raise next May. Retroactive pay totals 20 to 24 dollars weekly, covering April 30 to the present. Mayor Lawrence helped secure a postponement as talks continued.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Metropolis
Pittsburgh Railways Co
AFL Suez Electric Railway
David Lawrence
Is He Masseur, Chiropractor? Fox Faces Grand Jury
Butler County grand jury weighs if Rupert Fox practices chiropractic without a license. State investigator Davis argues that spinal manipulation constitutes chiropractic, while Fox’s attorney contends he is a masseur. Witnesses describe neck and spine work. Fox bound over on 1000 dollar bond.
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Leas
Butler County
Rupert Fox
Tegin
Fox
Robert S. Davis
State Bureau of Professional Licensing
Davis
Victor Campbell
Joseph Franzier
R.D. 7
Butler
Ardell Kline
Mounted Route 12
Kline
Frazier
Armand Cingoliant
Webster's Dictionary
Heat Of Campaign Oratory Mounting
Corry Evening Journal reports heated campaign activity in Allegheny County with contests for district attorney and county commissioner. Parties spar over replacement candidate Howard B Stewart while tax policy debates surface in state election plans. Voter changes show Republicans gaining new supporters amid primary race dynamics.
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Orry
Corry Evening Journal
Allegheny County
Honard
Stewart
Weller
John M Walker
Attys Jumma
Labor
Evening TV Guide Highlights for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4
Tonight’s lineup features News and Weather at 12:00, sports and reviews later. Prime time includes The Honeymooners, Adventures and Omnibus blocks, and a Browns vs. Giants football game noted among color programs and local church services.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Lucy
Corey Brothers
Jan Io
Uncle Jerry’s Club
Gartoon Corner
Bill Hickok
Law and
You
Amos and
Andy
Tere
Lauesie
G. E. ‘Theater
Alfred Hitchedck
Appointment With Adventure
Tate News
Meven
Fogle
School Directors Demand State Aid Amid Financial Straits
Warren County school districts face severe financial strain as directors urge the Legislature to swiftly provide funding for a thorough and efficient public school system. They insist the state must fulfill its constitutional duty to maintain and support public education. The plea highlights urgentNeeds for aid to sustain local schools.
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Schoolireasur
Yostaaxtay
Hiv
Warren
County
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