Millcreek to Use Police Cars With Film Camera
Millcreek Township and the police department will jointly operate a new traffic safety camera system in one township car at a nominal 110 dollar cost. Secretary William Simonsen says the Abell Traffic Camera will record movement on streets and school yards to teach safety, with Officer Barney Moran supervising and driver M. E. Hans handling the apparatus.
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Erie
Millcreeke
Heeoien
Pennsylvaia
United States
Millcreek
William Simonsen
Barney Moran
Moran
M. E. Hans
Mans
Jim Hilin
Devier Simonsen
Qsid
Hational
Markel Burvler
Markel
Mining firms resume work after brief stoppage
Approximately 200 workers at NOP Mine I Joiex and Laughlin Steel Corp returned to the job following a three day strike called to address a fault in the electrical signaling system. The met covered and they reported the equipment had been supplied and service restored.
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Ayneosunu
I Joiex
Laughlin Steel Corp
Ford Stock To Go On Sale First Time
Ford plans a three class stock issue after a stock split bringing total shares to 53 461 470. Ernest R Breech said earnings before taxes for 1955 would exceed prewar total earnings. The move aims to broaden ownership and public interest, ending founder Henry Ford era private equity. A Detroit teacher who bought in 1903 profited greatly. details of sale and underwriters not yet set.
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Ernest R. Breech
Ford Board
Ford
Henry Ford
Edeel
Detroit
Ford Foundation
Ex-Resident Danielson Dies in Bradenton Florida
Former Corry Ryite employee Jamestown Mig Corp Danielson died Saturday at his Bradenton home He was born June 16 1872 in Russell He lived in Chandlers Valley area most of his life moved to Florida four years ago His wife preceded him in death in 1935 Survivors include brother Beymmert Danielson Chandlers Valley sister Mrs John Thoreson of Wisten and several uncles and nephews Funeral services will be in Bradenton
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Soaries
Jamnson
Corp
Russell
Danielson
Chandlers Valley
Florida
Beymett Danielson
John Thoreson
Wisten
Bradenton
Gas boom spurs new wells in Erie County farm fields
Erie County’s gas development accelerates as two new wells reach 2360 feet on the Fitz Vetter tree nursery farm in Summit Township. Leo Ryan and J F Flanigan plan additional wells. a prior record 12,000,001 cubic feet was set by Duck Siewel on the Oléis property on Brown road.
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Erie—Ile County
Leo Ryan
Mt. Alto
J. F Flanigan
Bedford
Summit Township
Duck Siewel
Brown Road
Vetter
26Th
Peach Streets
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Art E
Will
Hig Farm
Chevy Street
W B Woodburn Succumbs At 39
W B Woodburn dies at 39 this morning at his home on Goshen Road Bear Lake area after years of illness. Born September 10 1916 near Bemis Point he was a lifelong Bear Lake farmer and Niobe Church and Grange member. Survived by wife Evelyn Scheller Woodburn daughter Carol son James parents Mr and Mrs Edmund Woodbury one brother Carl and two sisters Agnes Woodburn and Mrs David Curtis. Calling at Schoonover Funeral Home Surar Grove begins tomorrow with services 2 30 Wednesday at Niobe Baptist Church. Interment Niobe Cemetery.
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Erusnin Provee
Ted
Goshen Road
Bear Lake
Panama
Bemis Point
Niobe Baptist Church
Niobe
Carl
Agnes Woodburn
David Curtis
Columbus
Schoonover Funeral Home
Surar Grove
Jibe Baptist Church
Niobe Cemetery
Compulsory Auto Insurance Favored By Governor
Harrisburg Governor Leader supports an eventual compulsory automobile insurance program in Pennsylvania and urges quick action by insurers to expand coverage for injuries or deaths caused by uninsured drivers. He calls for a state study by Insurance Commissioner Smith and Revenue Secretary Gleeson, noting about 104 percent of drivers are uninsured and one in thirteen accidents involve an uninsured motorist.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Francis R. Smith
Secretary of Revenue
Gerald A. Gleeson
Locust Swarm Invades Cairo Calm City Gardens
Locusts swarm Cairo in one of the worst invasions in memory. The western city area reports tree and vegetation damage as Egypt’s anti locust squads struggle to contain the outbreak. The Nile Delta remains at risk as authorities mobilize to halt the advance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Egyptian Agriculture “Ministry
Fish Nile
Airman Drowns Off Guam Reef Near Anderson AFB
The Army identified Airman Clyde E. Wiltrout, 27, of Leisenring Pennsylvania, as the drowning victim after a reef washout near Anderson Air Force Base Saturday. His companion, James W. Johnson, swam to shore with multiple cuts and bruises from sharp coral.
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Guam
T. Set
Clyde E. Wiltrout
Leisenring
Anderson Air Force Base
T Set
James W. Johnson
Advertising pioneer William Aemistead dies in Philadelphia
William M. Aemistead, 82, a pioneer of modern advertising and creator of N. W. Ayers & Son, died Saturday in Philadelphia. He helped bring the tobacco industry into national advertising and shaped early campaigns for major brands.
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Philadelphia
William M. Aemistead
N. W. Ayers & Son
Brijelie
Army plans new gas and germ weapon program
The Army announced an expanded mission for its chemical corps to research biological and radiological weapons and defensive measures. Secretary Quarles warned of Soviet challenge and the United States push toward maintaining superiority. Deputy defense official Robertson predicted defense spending near 34 billion dollars for the year.
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Sy Association
Washington
Reniry
Army
Brucker
Ciyiiiss Fruentistatev
Aly
Quarles
America
Quarox
Nbc-Tv-Radio Interwerm
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
New York State
Wham-Tv
Rochester
Wben-Tv
Butaio
Infant Jewell Buried Today After Prayer Service
Infant Jewell born at Corry Memorial Hospital on Sunday did not survive. A prayer service was conducted at 9 30 this morning at Bracken Funeral Home by Rev. William Seitz. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. The child is the infant of Mr and Mrs Robert Jewell of North Center Street.
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Robert Jewell
North Center
Corry Me_ mall Hospital
Santday
Bracken Funeral Home
William Seitz
Pine Grove Cemetery
Conneaut Lake Man Loses Legs In Railroad Mishap
Engels, a resident of Conneaut Lake, was injured in a railroad switching accident in Warren, Ohio. He slipped while touching an engine at North Paige Avenue crossing as a car wheel rolled over his legs, leaving him in critical condition after surgery and removal of both legs. He was taken to Trumbull Memorial Hospital where surgery lasted nearly five hours. Eyewitnesses noted he regained consciousness before transport, though coworkers prevented viewing his injuries.
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Meauy
Rves Tesibels
R. D
Conneaut Lake
Warren
Ere Raiload
Engels
North Paige Sivenue
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Fish Commission Aide Appointed Re Asenriated Press
Harrisburg Dr Albert Hazzard a freshwater fish expert will take over an 11005 a year post of assistant executive director of the State Fish Commission December 1 Hazzard now director of the Institute of Fisheries Research at the University of Michigan is named to the post he will assist Executive Director William Vout Jr in supervising all fish commission activities The 14 year old fish authority is the first assistant executive director to be named since the commission was reorganized by 1949Iw
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Harrisburg
Albert Hazzard
State Fish Commisson
Hazzard
Tnstitute of Fisheries Research
University of Michigan
William Vout Jr
Fish Commission
Fish Authority
Man Admits Killing Grandfather in Quarry
In Mollidaysburgs Pa a 40 year old Altoona man Glenn Leamer confessed to killing his 92 year old grandfather Samuel Leamer with a pipe at his Frankstown home last Wednesday November 2. He led state police to a water filled quarry where the body was recovered from the water.
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Mollidaysburg
Altoona
Mndfather
Atty
Park Hy Loose
Glenn Ay Leamer
Qurney
Samuel Leamer
Blair County
Frankstown
Unclear fragment involving murder charge and body disposal
Unemployed father of four, Leamer, to be charged with murder after allegedly transporting a body to an old quarry and dumping it in water. Separate note: Dr. Jonas Swiedenwald, 58, a Johns Hopkins ophthalmology researcher, died Saturday.
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Nia Auto
Leamer
Tid
Baltimore
Jonas
Swiedenwald
Johnns Hopkin Medical School
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