Pease Case Accepted for Supreme Court Docket
The George Pease case has been accepted by the State Supreme Court in Harrisburg for its docket and a March hearing is expected. The appeal seeks reversal of the Erie County Court of Common Pleas ruling that upheld the Millcreek School Board’s dismissal of Pease from teaching.
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Millcreek
George Pease
State Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Pease
Robert B. McCullough
Supreme Court
Patrick N. Bollinger
George L. Peasey
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Erie
High Court
Millcreek School Board
William E. Hirt
State Superior Court
McCullough
Howard N. Plate
Plate
Alaska
George L. Pease Jr
Madelyn Waterman
Third Judicial District
State of
Pittsburgh
Dad Unaware Of Daughter's Death In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh authorities sought a man believed to be with his 14 year old daughter who died in a home fire at her grandparents in Fairfield near Gettysburg. Joyce Tayac burned while attempting to light a wood stove when kerosene ignited.
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Pittsburgh
Joyce’Mace ‘Tayac
Reckless Driving Report Near City Police Blotter
Cite Corryite, 19, after a high speed pursuit through the south side of the city. William H. Keppel, 19, of 9% West Washington Street, fled south on Spring Street, then east on Airport Road and north on South Center Street before veering off on Chestnut. The chase ended with the car off the berm as officers documented the charges with Alderman Cobbett.
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William H. Keppel
Washington Street
Spring Street
Young Keppel
Spring
Airport Road
South Center Street
Chestnut Street
Keppel
M. 8. Cobbett
City Council Debates 1962 Sidewalk Plowing Program
City council discussed the 1962 sidewalk program last night. The final bill covers 309 feet of walks at 745 dollars, with backfilling and remaining gaps totaling around 600 feet to be completed next year. Some walks are too close to trees for current plows, prompting consideration of a dedicated walk plow tractor and possible contract work by a contractor.
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Claire Weldner
Warren
Weidner
J. R. Dearing
Dearing
Union City
Invalid Burns To Death In Raging Pyre
An Erie woman with multiple sclerosis died after a kitchen fire. Doris Anderson, 50, was a roomer at the scene and could not flee. Investigators, led by Capt. Karlinowski and Fire Marshal Grenberg, suspect the blaze started on the kitchen table and spread through the room. The coroner cited severe third degree burns as the cause of death.
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Erie
Doris Anderson
Carl Kalinowski
John W. Grenberg
Russell Anderson
Slate Hearing For Carry Man In Assault Case
Glen King 57 of 317 Mead Avenue was arrested on a Crawford County warrant charging aggravated assault and battery. Complainant Maxine Fultz 521 Euclid Street alleges King beat her Saturday night in Titusville. King posted a $500 bond for appearance before Alderman N Allen Love in Titusville.
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Glen King
Mead Avenue
Maxine Fultz
Euclid Street
King
Titusville
Crawford County
N. Allen Love
Cobbett
Love
Fultz
U.S. and Japan Agree Satellite TV and Radio Cooperation
Tokyo officials and U S representatives announced a joint plan to cooperate on experimental transmissions of television and radio programs via communications satellites. Details of the partnership will be decided by the Japanese Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and NASA according to a Foreign Ministry statement.
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U.S. Japan
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Foreign Ministry
Airliner First Kills Deer on Jamestown Runway
Jamestown air lines reported a freak incident Sunday night when a Convair landing with 18 passengers struck a deer on Municipal Airport runway. The impact bent two blades on the starboard engine, causing $4,000 in damage. Officials call it the first such mishap. Passengers were reportedly not shaken as the plane neared rollout. Speed was under 30 mph.
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Jamestown
Mopswn Air Lines
Air Transportation
Municipal
Man
Convair
Await Highway Dept Delays Leave White Street In Mud
City Council heard J R Dearing say paving on White Street hinges on the State Highway Department. City crews finished curbing but grade issues and water line adjustments by Corry Water Supply Co. delayed progress. With rock base conditions uncertain, paving may not occur this year. top likely next spring. Buy in Corry.
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White Street
State Highway Department
J. R. Dearing
Dearing
Corry Water Supply Co
Local Social Notes From Spartansburg Society
Mr and Mrs Joe Gardner of Pittsburgh visited Mr and Mrs Ray Schmitt. Mrs Hotfield of Dormont stays at Maple Lodge. The Schmitts host Pittsburg friends at their country home. Community shifts as nearby residents move to Erie. Erie County Supervisors meet at Sportsmans Club in Millcreek with Concord Township attendees. Obituary for Mrs Cora Rasey, funeral led by ee Funeral Home. WSCS at Methodist Church plans Thanksgiving dinner November 8 with country style turkey supper. Friendly Neighbor Club hosts nine members and four children for ham dinner. Sparta Merged seniors take statewide tests. basketball season opens with Coach Joe Frisina. JV and junior high prep underway. Cheerleaders named captains for varsity, JV, and junior high. Sportsmen Club and Martha Washington Club activities recap. Social calendar includes cancer dressing meeting November 1 and December gathering. Erie visitors Sandra Tillotson and family return. Willard Tillotson Jr. visits from Wexford. Other locals drop by the Tillotson home. Meals and fellowship noted.
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Spartansburg
Joe Gardner
Pittsburgh
Ray Schmitt
Hotfield
Dormont
Maple Lodge
Schmitts
J. K. Bennett
Westford
KA. Bennett
van Luther
Erie
Van
Marilyn
Sportsmans Athletic Club
Millcreek
Erie County Supervisors Association
Concord Township
Harlon Burlingame
Ruth Hammond
Viola Morris
Lewis Sexton
Guy Fralick
Donald Gates
Cora Rasey
Lewis
Hatchtown
Connie Morton
Twa Maker
Asso
Friendly Neighbor Club
Carolyn Obert
Eileene Rogers
Margaret Kolaja
Helen Scouten
Sparta Merged
Joe Frisina
Mr. Partch
Partch
Sandra Cook
Marty Morris
Kathy Mahan
Elaine Winans
Sandy Capela
Rosalie Greer
Sandy Nichols
Leslie Winans
Pam Morris
Alice Hallfast
Charla Morris
Janet Rhoades
Peper
Pat Cook
Pam Kolaja
Janet Linden
Barb Morris
Becky Greer
Mary Montgomery
Sportsmen Club
Martha Washington Club
Carrie Wald
Jeanne Bruckner
Alfa Butler
Amy Kinney
Margaret Snapp
Mable Halfast
Francis Frankinfield
Izora Burlingame
Tillotson
Mike Csop
Jacque Peters
Girard
Russ Peters
OU City
Community notes and club updates from Sparta area
The Brown family buys the Donald Newbold home on Me chayte street and settles in. Sparta Merged PTA to hold Open House November 12 with a textbook display from school book vendors. Dennis Northrup visits from Penn State. A Baker’s barn dance sponsored by the Victory Guild is praised as a success. Scout programs run at Stranahan Snack Bar and YMCA pool sessions, with Girls and Boy Scouts meeting weekly. Sparta Grange 100 names new officers led by Lynn Metcalf. Court ladies include Ceres Dorothy Culver Pomona Hazel Chelton Ethel Chelton Flora Mar-
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Sparta
PTA
Dennis Northrup
Penn State
Phillip Northrup
Concord Corners
Baker's Barn
Victory Guild
Stranahan
Corry
Y. Sparta Grange 100
Lynn Metcalf
Frank Culver
Amy Kinney
Clarence Smith
Mae Goodwill
Gordon
Franck
William Scouten
Vern Scouten
Charles Emerson
Dorothy Chelton
Ceres
Dorothy Culver
Pomona
Hazel Chelton
Ethel Chelton
Flora
Mar
Cuban crisis talks hinge on Soviet troop removal
U S envoy McCloy pressed Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov in New York over Cuba. Washington demands removal of offensive missiles and aircraft with international inspection, linking results to Kennedy’s pledge. Pentagon officials offered no comment on the crisis.
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Binushchev
U.S
John J. McCloy
New York
Vasily Kuznet- Sov
MacCloy
United States
Cuba
McCloy
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Kuznetsov
Pentagon
Mrs. FDR III Unable to Vote Today
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 78, seriously ill at a New York City apartment cannot vote today by absentee ballot. A family spokesman said she did not have an absentee ballot because originally, when she was hospitalized at the end of September, no one anticipated she would be too ill to vote in Hyde Park. She was reported resting quietly with condition unchanged. Cella Fralick named pianist amid executive and home economies committees listed as William Scouten, Jesse Goodwill, Gordon Fralick, Amy Kinney, Ruah Smith, and Hazel Chelton.
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Fdr III
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Tistal
Cella Fralick
William Scouten
Jesse Goodwill
Gordon Fralick
Amy Kinney
Ruah Smith
Hazel Chelton
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Eral Deposit Insurance
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Barney B
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Bennett
House of Value
Aed
Tor
Statesman
Barney’ S Firestone Nly
Jim Hammond
Mgr
Wabtens Brown
Donald Newbold
Mechayte Street
Brown
Ciba
Thermoplae
Richard Egan
Diane Baker i
Barry Coe
DE Luke
Belfact
Trauval
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