City offices close for Veterans Day and police report items
The Curry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service on North Center Street closes tomorrow for Veterans Day and will reopen Thursday. Kevin Sorenson of 527 West Washington Street turned over a small case with two silver dollars and a safe deposit box key to police, owner to claim at the station. Mrs James Judd reports her daughter's blue bicycle missing from 730 North Center, with a front basket and an Olean New York license. Police note roaming cattle near White Street, owner Irvin Ross of 235 West Columbus Avenue to round them up. Titusville Area Community Chest reaches 43 percent of its $46,000 goal with $20,000 total in first report, including $12,000 from Universal Cyclops Steel Corp Titusville plant employees. City engineer and treasurer offices in Municipal Building also close for Veterans Day. Bernard Lepkowski, 51, of R D 2 Clymer, owner of Barneys Tavern, dies at St Vincent Hospital Erie after a head injury from a two car crash. Spitzer Funeral Home of Clymer handles arrangements.
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Kevin Sorenson
West
Washington Street
James Judd
North Center Street
Ca Yherding
White Street
Irvin Ross
West Columbus Avenue
Titusville Area
William Lowrie
Universal Cyclops Steel Corporation
Titusville
Bernard Lepkowski
R. D
Clymer
Barney's Tavern
French Creek
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Corry
Findley Lake
Spitzer
Hertz Heir Charged With Assault
John D. Hertz Jr. a 56 year old heir to a car rental fortune was charged with assault with intent to kill after firing four shots in his Florida home. A nurse Ruth G Hayes 39 said Hertz fired at her during a confrontation over a portable boat horn she tried to take. One slug hit a bedroom wall and wounded Hertz knee lightly. Hayes escaped unharmed. Hertz was released on his own recognizance after the brief hearing.
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Whami Beach
John D. Hertz Jr
Ruth G. Hayes
Hertz
Laborites Beat Back Attack On Steel Revamp
London AP report states Labour government survived a Conservative no confidence motion by 307 to 909. The vote upheld Wilson's steel nationalization pledge amid fog disruptions in Glasgow and Labour discipline concerns. Power Minister Fred Lee pressed for state ownership of the core steel industry.
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London
Ihe
House of Commons
Britain
Trent
Harald Wilsun
Glasgow
Coramons
Wilson
Fred Lee
Prince Pierre of Monaco Dies at 69
Prince Pierre of Monaco, father of Prince Rainier III, died today in a Paris hospital after a long illness. He was 69 and had been ill for an extended period, according to a family spokesman.
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Prince
Monaco
Prince Rainier II
Prince Pierre
Paris
DA seeks right to try judge's son in five deaths
Bronx District Attorney seeks to overturn a ruling and allow Gareth Martinis to stand trial on five counts of vehicular homicide and one of third degree assault. The case stems from a May 19 1963 multi car crash on the Henry Hudson Parkway that killed five people.
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New York
Bronx
Dollinger
Cau
Gareth Martinis
Dolinger
Bert Gelfand
High Court
Albany
Martinis
Signs misprint shows elected officials name confusion
In Phoenix Arizona AP reports signs for Maricopa County Board of Supervisors post election caused confusion. Assistant County Manager Fred Dalzell discussed signs for each supervisor and promised names after the election. The signs read Name of Elected Official.
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Phoenix
Anz
Maricopa County
Fred Dalgell
Board of Supervisors
Dalzell
Bach
Leaders Truman and Eisenhower chair Planned Parenthood drive
Former presidents Harry S Truman and Dwight D Eisenhower serve as chairmen of an honorary sponsors council for Planned Parenthood World Population. The group will launch a campaign to raise 10 million dollars to promote birth control access for those seeking help.
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New York
Harry S.truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Council of Planned Parenthood
Deaths Rev J Leon Maneval of Salamanca
Rev J Leon Maneval of 25 Ward Street Salamanca died last evening at Salamanca District Hospital from a coronary attack. Born December 12 1906 in Williamsport Pa he was ordained in 1930 and served EUB churches in Erie Conference including Cherry Creek Stillwater Jamestown Union City Chandlers Valley Pittsfield Buffalo White Memorial Beaverdam and Obie. Survived by wife Anna Mason married December 23 1929 and four daughters two sons and multiple relatives. Funeral arrangements at Hunt and Bracken for Leaverdam Union City interment with Dr Gret Donelson officiating.
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J. Leon Mantyatter
Ward Street
Salamanca
Salamanca District Hospital
Buil Wenty ii
Maneval
Erie
Evangelical United Brethen
Cherryreek
N. Y
Stillwater Church
Jamestown
Union City
Chandlers Valley
Pittsfield
Buffalo White Memorial
Buffalo
Wayne Valley Eub
Beaverdam
Obie
Salamancas
Anna Mason
Onolee Hope Maneval
Nigeria
Jacqueline Faith Maneval
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Nelson
Newport
Charles J
Williamsports
Oscar Kuri
William Winters
Williamsport
Hunt Funeral Home
Pfister Dies At 68 In Union City Hospital
Leo C. Pfister of Frontera's Trailer Court Corry died last evening at Union City Memorial Hospital aged 68 after a week as a patient. Born October 15 1896 in Erie he lived there in youth and served in the U S Army during World War I. He married Winifred Hawk in 1921 who died in 1952 and then wed Bertha Lucas in 1953. He drove for Scott Trucking and J and M Doyle Trucking and later served the Erie County Milk Company and ran a Spare Lansburg restaurant. He recently operated an Erie Morning News tube route in the area. He was a member of the
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Leo C. Pfister
Pfister
Scott Trucking Company
J and M Doyle Trucking Company
Erie
Erie County Milk Company
Sparelansburg
Erie Morning News
Death of Albert D. Fay former Corry Jamestown Corp controller
Albert David Fay 66 former controller of the Corry Jamestown Corp died in Greenwood Indiana October 31 after a six year illness. Funeral services were held here and burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. He was born February 2 1898 in Brocton New York son of George A and Hace met Isabelle Fay. Survived by his wife Florence three daughters Virginia Southworth Whiteland Gloria Jean Powler California and James Crtis Columbus two years ago the family moved from Whiteland to Greenwood. Also survives a brother.
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Albert Fay
Albert David Fay
Corry Jamestown Corp
Greenwood
Ind
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Fay
Broeton
George A
Hace
Isabelle Johnson Fay
Florence
Eminenée
Virginia Southworth
Whiteland
Gloria Jean Powler
California
James Crtis
Columbus
Fay
The
Baptist Church of
Brocton
N. Y
American Legion
Darien party bartenders convicted for serving liquor to minors
In Stamford, six other party guests pleaded innocent and were ordered to appear on Nov. 17. The case tied to teen drinking at two parties before a June automobile crash that killed the daughter of an American Airlines vice president. Judge Toscano fined Dr. George Hughes and his wife 7500 each, while Dudley Felt and his wife faced 250 fines. Henry Clem, a bartender, pleaded no contest and received 150 after leniency request.
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Stamford, Conn
Darien
Amer Airlines
George Hughes
Julia Ann
Alfred Toscano
Dudley P. Felt
Mar- Euerite
Hughes
Henry K. Clem
Norwalk
Clem
Toscand
Churchill Announces Victory Speech Record Album
Sir Winston Churchill says he has agreed to issue a long playing record of his wartime speeches. The album will include famous World War II remarks heard in the House of Commons and other addresses. The Kaiser Daily Reminder notes its July 5 1923 publication as a mimeographed daily newspaper by Balon's Letter Shop in Kellogg Idaho. Mark L Pay of Virginia and ten grandchildren are listed in the piece.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Kellogg Daily Reminder
Balon
Kellogg
Idaho
Staff Eyes Annuities Plan Discussion Details
The report notes a proposed annuity arrangement where payments would go to a firm rather than teachers to provide tax benefits. The school would incur bookkeeping costs if approved. A joint committee, led by President Charles Kennedy, was urged to meet with a teaching staff panel to assess feasibility and report back by the December meeting.
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Shupe
Dsinture
Charles Kennedy
Juinture
Music-less Spring Creek Faces Music Gap In District
Spring Creek residents pressed for a music teacher as Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe explained scheduling limits. He said the jointure budget lacked funds for an extra music teacher this year, plans to add one next term, and that Spring Creek would not pay for the service until then.
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Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Thomas R. Shupe
Jointure
Shupe
Judith Dever
Katterlin
Meadville Beavers End Season In Uneven Scrimmage
Meadeville Beavers conclude their campaign with a hard fought loss to Oil City and Corry amid stiff defensive showings. Lou Groza of the Browns is noted as a highlight, while coach Tony voices displeasure over Bradley. The team posted limited scoring against several opponents and battled injuries and timing issues as the season closed.
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Meadville
Lou Groza
Browns
Groza
Beaver
Tae
Sundaingtoi
S. Pervis
Bradley
Gray
Tony
Stellalo Field
Corryville
Coy
Warren
Corry
Sf Beavers
Dubevsky
the Beavers
Ville
Windber
Warre
Corry J
Oil City
Jim
Pa Windber
Billy
Wesi
Eric
Erieites
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Pennsylvenia State Employment Service
William Michell
Hertz Heir
Sessig
Cathers
Laborites
Cohen
Franklin St
Towa
Paul A
Myrtle
Blakes
Lee
Spartansburg
Eugene
Abnabelle) Hasbrouck
Doris Bycreit
Charles Lileas
Turry
Agnes) Merritt
Fairview
Bracken Funeral Home
Ivan Hunsberger
Education
Novenser
Meadow Brook Dairy
Concrete and Gravel CO
AAA
Iron Library
Tran
AUTO
General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Mark L. Pay
Virginia
Cosin
Tula Firestone
E.F.M
Crystal Coalcoo
Maple Ave
Tuffy's Kendall
Corser
Washington Streets
Pennsylvania. Electric Company
Timely
Jean
Plateau
Muancenett
Rossin’s the Men's Store
Sh Bo
Ed’ Wanes Tsa
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