Erie City Council awards parking meter wagon contract
Erie officials awarded a $3 500 bid from Erie County Motors for a wheel drive station wagon with snow plow to service parking meters. A lower bid by International Harvester Co. was rejected after Police Chief Williams said the Willys suited parking lots better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Erie Police Department
Erie City Council
Erie County Motors
International Harvester Co
Edward V. Williams
Willys
Hospital notices and local court actions in 1957
Admitted and discharged patients listed for Corry and area including Robert Halevi and Rose Rodscher. A Millcreek widow sues for over 5 000 in a fatal auto crash case. New dresses offered at Mabel's Shoppe. A 1 year old boy sent to Camp Hill for a gang fight. Titusville police arrest Harley Wagner for non payment of fines.
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Jaggi’s Poultry
Second Avenue
Eric
America
Veonl
Elmer's Market
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Erle
Gulf Oil Co
Dunn ‘Boulevard
Erie
Gulf
Dunn Boulevard
State Supreme Court
Hotel Corry
Westfield
Westfield Academy
Central School
Robert Shearer
Westfield Chamber of Commerce
Jamestown Community College
Chamber of Commerce
Westfield Board of Education
West Main
Atkins
Millcreek
Common Pleas Court
Minnie L. Stablein
Frank G. Stablein
Herbert. Johnson Jr
Shirley Erca
Stable
Mabel
Camp Hill
Victor Martin
Samuel Rossiter
Roosevelt Williams
Ted
F.L. Baressi
Titusville
Harley Wagner
Venango County
Wagner
Franklin
Justice of the Peace
Alvin Caldwell
R. D
Erie City Council awards contract for tree removal
The Erie City Council approved a 3800 dollar contract to Joseph McCormick Co. to remove 23 trees in the Peach Sassafras redevelopment area. The same item appears alongside notices for local business deliveries and labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Joseph McCormick Co
Sassafras
Corry Beverage Distributor
Jamestown
Crawford Purniture Manufacturing Corp
United Furniture Workers
Buffalo
National Labor Relations Board
Erie
Common Pleas Court
Charles E. Glazier
John J. King
Tanugry Ltd
Herbert, Johnson Jr
Clarence Chase
R. D
AP Editor Dies At 59 In New Rochelle
Paul R. Mickelson 59 general news editor of The Associated Press died in New Rochelle Hospital after a Thursday illness. He joined AP in 1922 in Chicago and rose to general news editor on April 7 1944. He created the AP Sports Trail column and was known for keen news judgment and wit.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Paul R. Mickelson
Associated Press
Mickelson
Assn
French Lick
Ind
New York
Chicago
General News
PRM
Minnesota
Mankato
Minn
Mickelson chooses AP over family papers career path
A Minnesota writer notes Walter K. Mickelson, publisher of the New Ulm Daily Journal and Fairmont Daily Sentinel, also operator of KNVJ radio. His brother wanted to hire Mickelson’s son, but Mickelson preferred writing for The Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Mickelson
New Ulm
Minn
Daily Journal
The
Fairmont
Daily Sentinel
KNVJ
Mickelson
Air Force Fires Bomarc Missile in Atlantic Test Flight
A Bomarc interceptor launched from Cape Canaveral rose to 60 000 feet and flew 250 miles to test a jet drone. The remote controlled Missille, claimed as a top defense weapon, was guided from Kingston New York, then completed its run with radar homing guidance.
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Wase Canaveral
Frs
Atlantic
Air Force
Cape
Kingston
N. Y
TV Highlights and Programs Review of Hallmark Hall of Fame
NBC-TV aired Kiss Me Kate with Alfred Drake Patricia Morrison in a 90 minute staged adaptation. George Schaefer directed a lively telecast, with strong turns from Julie Wilson Harvey Lembeci and Jack Klugman, while Playhouse on CBE offered Horton Foote and John Frankenheimer an acclaimed Old Man adaptation starring Sterling Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Samuel
Bella Spewack
Cole Porter
George Schaefer
American Federation of Television and
Raede Artiste
Alfred Drake
Patricia Morrison
Julie Wilson
Bianca
London
Playhouse
Cbe-Tv
William Faulkner
Horton
Fire destroys Pensacola waterfront. billions in damage feared
A blaze in Pensacola Reef Port destroyed two piers and large warehouses to the water line. Authorities pegged damage between two and five million dollars with no injuries reported. The fire left the port temporarily out of business and highlighted docks as the sole oceangoing facility in the area.
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Ensacola, Fa
Pensacola
Ipping Authority
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Theodore E. Denny
Denny
Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
Meadville
Evies
Cy Beues
Mineoend Gold
Columbus, Inn
Ronald Bush
James Fudge
St. Marys
Elle
Fulton and
Zing
Bush
Elk County
Fudge
Heaton
Pittsburgh
Marge’s
South Center Street
Corry
Dunkirk
Harold Miller
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Mayville
Edward Altwise
Ginnie’s
R. S. Noonan Co
York
Pines
Jeff Clanton Jr
Ernest Page
Samuel ¥. Rossitér
Clanton
Page
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Phillips 45
North Center Street
Okey Swanson
Loblaws
Robin Hood
Orchard Park
Are Eine
Corry Hospital
Robert E. Halevi
Clymer
Roy M. Swart
R.D
Eliabeth P. Kinley
East South Street
Robert C. Brando
East Main Street
Thomas J. Flanagan
East Pleasant Street
Claus Spencer
Ry D
Cindy
JoAnn
Joseph Amoroso
Spring Street
Guy Davis
Weight Street
Glen Evans
Lawrence Redding
Clymen
Marlon Brace
Sally Louise
Wattsburg
Rose
James Rodscher
Spartansburg
Charles Crowe
West Pleasant Street
Red Cross
Louis Petko
Hellertown
John Gatts
Hridgeville
Rowe
South Fayette
Townaltip
Coronar
Fico Matthabel
Corry’s
At Sea’s Drugs
Prince Matchabelli
Abano
Cologne
Windsong
Stradivari
Windsong Colognes
Paul's Men's
Coorry
Barney’s Firestone
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