Thanksgiving Week Busy Across Warren Area News
The Journal will not publish tomorrow due to Thanksgiving. A real estate transfer in Erie County was recorded. A nine district meeting laid groundwork for a potential Warren area consolidated school district. Voter roll calls show Pennsylvania and nearby regions favoring economy over spending, with several named lawmakers cited. A prominent railroad police officer, William Colegrave, died suddenly in Seneca, Oil City. An accident at the Ritz Restaurant left a man with a damaged finger. Corry Rotary guests attended a Whitefish dinner at Erie Brewing. A Corry resident sustained burns from a coal stove explosion. Hundreds of displaced persons have settled in Erie County since aid stopped, with Warren and Crawford counties also affected. State offices will close for the Thanksgiving holiday. The State Chamber of Commerce surveys Republicans’ presidential preference for 1953. Other items note a notable political gathering in Blairsville and local business moves. Dairy farmers will receive 29 cents per hundredweight for November milk delivery in the six-state New York milkshed, with butterfat differentials forecast.
Promised Pay Increases Reported For Liquor Store Workers
In Harrisburg on November 21 the state liquor store employees received a promise from Governor John S. Fine that pay increases frozen since March 4 would be paid immediately. The pledge followed threats from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Employees Union and related independent organizations.
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Housing Unit Destroyed in Crawford Village Fire
A new two-story housing unit under construction in Crawford Village was destroyed by fire, with eight to ten-family units lost. no injuries reported as investigators sought the blaze cause.
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Episcopal delegates deadlock on Erie bishop election
Delegates in Erie on November 21 adjourned after eight ballots in a heated Episcopal Diocese of Erie bishop election. Voters split evenly between clergy and lay delegates, needing a majority from each group. Six ballots narrowed 36 candidates to two: Rev. Thomas L Small of Erie and Right Rev. Russell Hubbard. Hubbard led on lay ballots, Small led clergy until the eighth ballot. The meeting adjourned with recall possible, no resumption date set.
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