City Council approves deputy water superintendent post
An ordinance creating a deputy superintendent of the Bureau of Water post was approved at first reading by the City Council. Mayor Arthur Gardner proposes no initial appointee, with Arthur Schwindt and William Joint named as possible candidates. The new role pays $8470 yearly and aims to ensure leadership continuity in the water department.
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Ie Bureau of Water
Arthur Gardner
Water Department
Arthur Schwindt
William Joint
Man Water Department
VFW
Eric
Donald Horton
Horton
Erie
Brie Postminster
Charles Schloss
Hospital Report Details Admissions and Discharges
A hospital report lists numerous admissions and discharges including Mra James Nardusci, Fred Roehm, Eve Wesley Pearce, Mrs Joseph Gotali, Mrs Maul Benstink, and Debra Mae Rogers among others. Several patients are noted as discharged and two individuals are marked expired. Also cited are Kane Christmas Savings checks totaling 138604 to be distributed November 26 by Kane Bank and Trust Company to nearly 1,500 depositors, a minor sales tax exemption form note for retailers, and parking improvement discussions by the Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce with city officials. A & B Distributing Co. is listed for beer and soft drinks.
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Ted East Malte Street
Fred Roehm
Eve Wesley Pearce
Clymer
Joseph Gotali
Paley Street
Farwrence
Kane
Kane Bank and Trust Company
TH Journal
Sener Ork Comme
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Parking Commission
Traffic
Broun
A & B Distributing Co
Vacation Pay Boost for James Macarthur in Disney Pact
Los Angeles reports a profitable vacation contract for 19 year old James Macarthur actor and Harvard student. The agreement with Walt Disney Productions allows work only during school breaks and could lift earnings to 3500 a week by senior year if options are exercised. Macarthur is Helen Hayes' son.
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Los Angeles
James Macarthur
Harvard University
Macarthur
Walt Disney Productions
Helen Hayes
WBEN TV Buffalo Tonight Schedule Highlights
Television schedule listings for WBEN TV Buffalo show a full day lineup from 5:30 p.m. with films and headlines through late night programming including Gunsmoke Silent Service and sporting events. The guide notes Sunday color test patterns morning worship and afternoon and evening programs across multiple time blocks. A sporadic mix of dramas Westerns and variety shows constitutes the daily broadcast plan.
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Uncle Jerry's Club
Shiloh Baptist Church
Better Business Bureau
Wild Bill Hickok
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
World News
The
Seven Lively Arts
Love Lucy
Zack Benny
Ed Sullivan
Unpromising Local Events Highlight Community News
Joe Fuafo and Jocal fight UWURer precede a planned boxing night at the YMCA in Juanville. Arthur Mercer of Mercer Spring and Wire Co announces a new plant near Townville to manufacture plastic cordon hose irrigation pipe and related items employing about 29 to 30 workers with a payroll near $100000. The New York Thruway opening December 16 will connect Silver Creek to Buffalo and allow direct travel from the Pennsylvania line to New York City. The Crawford County Board to study the County Home at Saegertown follows Grand Jury concerns about expenditures, plans for remodeling the main dining room. Diemers invites families to Sunday dinner. Navy Mothers Club and Women’s Christian Temperance Union meet this week. Dr R Richard Wohl, 96, former University of Chicago economist and professor, dies Friday.
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YMCA
Juanville
Arthur Mercer
KB 1
Townville
Wit Bulla
Umatios
Bustle
Mercer Spring and Wire Co
Sman- Jial
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Elks Club
Erie
New York Thruway
Silver Creek
Buffalo
Pennsylvania State Line
New York City
Thruway
Meadyslie
Crawford County Board of Commissioners
Saegertown
Diemer's
Governor Grants Moon New Stay From Death Date
The Pennsylvania State Pardons Board weighs commutation for Nosman Moon a Connellsville man sentenced for the 1954 Warren County courthouse slaying of Judge Allison Ware. Three Pittsburgh psychiatrists report on Moon’s mental condition and the board will issue recommendations to the governor in forthcoming weeks. Moon’s case centers on spousal support payments to his estranged wife.
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State Pardons Board
Harrishurg
Gpv
Lender
Unt Devender
Oi Nosman Wo Myon
Warren Court
State Parlor Board
Pittsburgh
Man given death for double slayings in Delaware County
Edward Novak, 57, was sentenced to death twice in AULA Pennsylvania for the murders of Mrs. Katherine Jones and her daughter Ella. He was gagged and shackled as Judge Arthur P. Bretherlek imposed the electric chair penalties, with Novak declaring he had been sold out.
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Arthur P. Bretherlek
Delaware County Court
Edward Novak
Novak
Katherine Jones
Ella
Darby
Novak Hind
Billion-dollar U S losses from 1956 building fires
American Gas Association reports 1956 NFPA estimates show total building fires at 924 400 with gas as the cause in 21 000 cases. Losses reach 1 016 billion led by electrical and wiring faults at 1205 million and thawing pipes with 2 900 fires costing 19 million. Lightning caused 45 200 fires and 355 million in losses, far exceeding gas fire damages.
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U. S
American Gas Association
National Fire Protection Asselation
NFPA
AGA
Jury May Get Bradford Tax Case Monday
A Bradford trial resumes Monday as Samuel G. Brill faces charges of aiding in fraudulent tax returns for Zippo Manufacturing Co. past filings. Brill's defense rested yesterday after testimony from Brill and witnesses. George D Blaisdell had pleaded guilty earlier to tax evasion.
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SRIE
Samuel G. Brill
Bradford
Brill
Fur
Herbert P. Sorg
Wall
George D Blaisdell
Zippo Manufacturing Co
Blaisdell
Brith
Zippo
Snark Intercontinental Missile Demonstrated Worldwide Reach
The Air Force announced a simulated hydrogen warhead flight by the Snark to a target 6000 miles away marking the first known demonstration of true intercontinental missile capability. The test, described in Chicago Los Angeles New York and Washington, showed unprecedented accuracy and range placing any world target in reach of U.S. bases. The briefing followed President Eisenhower's mention in his science address.
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Chicago
Air Force
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
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