Erie real estate and court records mix with town events
A fragmented report covers property exchanges and court actions in Erie County plus local items. Mentions include James V. Fai, David L. Buri, and Frederick J. Stoneboro. a grand jury matter. a Tuberculous Hospital debate. and city planning notes from Morris Knowles Inc. Also noted are a stray animal incident near Titusville, a Tryonville to Titusville trip, and Salvation Army advisory board dinner with Major Harry Poole.
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Salvation Army
Ginnle
Adustry Board
Corry
Harry Poole
Pittsburgh
US Sends Aid to Dacca After Cyclone Toll Rises
Six U S Air Force transport planes will fly from Germany with about ten tons of relief supplies to Dacca Pakistan including medicines and disinfectants to combat disease in the area where thousands have died after the storms, according to an official announcement.
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U.S
Dacca
Pakistan
U8 Air Force
Rea
Irman
Planners Review Paving Plan At City Session
Planning committee members discuss a proposed city paving program urging residents to push council for improved paving curbing and sidewalks. They favor thicker durable asphalt on heavier streets while cutting wasteful spending and stress stronger council relations. A separate airport study recommends extending Lawrence Airport strip to 3,500 feet to lure more traffic and boost safety. The Baker engineering contract ends soon as work proceeds with February survey milestones.
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Sission Steovii
Gerry Ss
Michael Baker
Steck
Iris Bis
Steerite
Tenethenne Lawrence
Dems Take Over State Legislature
The Democrats seized control of the state legislature by flipping Senate seats in Cambria, Allegheny, and Erie counties and maintaining a council seat in Berks. Despite losses in the House, they captured enough seats to secure the chamber in a historic shift, aided by changes in registration and strategic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ada Eimu Mathy
Senate
GOP
Cambria
Allegheny
Erie
CoubUil
Democrats
Kennedy Win Hinted After Nixon Talks As Election Near
A scrambled report describes Kennedy nearing victory with electoral votes-count details. Salinger cites a Nixon press secretary source noting Kennedy would be declared winner when the Secret Service confirms, amid nearby races favoring GOP candidates in Delaware and Montgomery counties.
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AR — Seidate
Kennedy
Ts Press
Pierre Schinger
Eengton
CyMouni
Salinger
Mela M. Nixoly Salinger
Nicon
Herbert Kien
Les Anselns
Maytag
Kenny
Uli
Moon
Kennedy Home Visit Highlights Security Concerns
Report describes agents at the senator's residence as Kennedy hosts a tense morning with WS wife The Jacqueline. Secret Service presence noted as Kennedy meets with aides and family including Cilaline and Ann Chirgan while neighbors observe. A later visit by Saline and Ted Levenson signals prep for a presidential bid.
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Kennedy
Thequeline
Secret Service
Higath
Cilaline
Kent Hys
Ann Chirgan
Wis
Nat Jane
Kenedy
Salinge
Ted Levenson
Camption
Kennedy House
Pa Republicans Gain Two Seats In Congress
A historical article notes that Pennsylvania Republicans captured two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. It names the defeated Democrats Stanley A. Prokop of the 10th District and James M. Quisley of the 19th District, marking a notable shift in the state’s congressional delegation. The piece references the era of John F. Kennedy and comments on the English language dominance among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pennsylvania
John F. Kennedy
Freestone
Stanley A. Prokop
James M. Quisley
NYC Striking Teachers Return To Work
The United Federation of Teachers voted to end the walkout and return to schools after negotiations with the Board of Education. Mayor Wagner backed no reprisals for strikers and pledged top labor leaders would help resolve the dispute. About 25 of the city’s schools had been picketed and many students did not cross picket lines.
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New York
United Federation of Teachers
UFT
Board of Elucation
Nobiert FP. Wagner
Lyribte
URT
aMd
Dssuus
Mies
Ceils
Board of Education
Sail S
Selasses
Governors Plan Good Will Tour to Argentina and Brazil
Governors from 33 states and 8 territories will depart New York on a goodwill tour to Argentina and Brazil, meeting leaders there and returning by November 28. They will discuss with business leaders, farmers, industrialists, and labor figures.
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Washington
U.S
New York
Argentina
Brazil
Antona
California
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Linois
Indiana
Iowa
Matiné
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
Okhinoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Vermon
West Virginia
Wyeming
Guant Samoa
The
Virgin Islands
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Faiare
Third Ward
David L Buri
Frederick J
Erie County
Oxi
Procier
Secerday Basset
Feta County
Procter Si
Exta Counts Medical Society
Cating
Hydetown
Titusville
Montag
Tryonville
Hinemil Lawrence Archer
Forest B. Irwin
Mielit
Morris Knowles Inc
Franklin
Barton Engineering
Samuel Rofae
Thi 4
Fle Speedomietet
Cme Jimaeo
Vehiyn
Allen Wine
Poumneett
Wiles
Hear- Ine
George E. Ross
Spring Creek
Brie
Yarvi
Jones Deel
Jones
Jorn Dones
Bern
Jane
Lovaingera
PooTo
Jonny Wi
Zuality
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dems
Jack
Nixon
Montgomery Counties
Gramercy Park, Mayfield
Timely
Gramercy Park
Mayfield
Eault
Iveils
Foley
Nyc
Governors Plan
Good Will
Saratoga
Mercury
Mercury Meteor
Merc
Monterey
C. Christensen Motors
Washington Street
Bill Kil
UCLA
Kilm
Pator
Joe Ed al
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