Renewal funds eyed for Union City and nearby boroughs
Erie County Redevelopment Authority learned that federal survey and planning funds will likely be requested next year by Union City Wesleyville and Girard. The authority will process and certify applications for the Housing and Home Finance Agency while preliminary planning has been done by Beenen Swenson and Associates for Union City and other boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Louis J. Raymek
Raymek
Christopher Capotis
Union City
Wesleyville
Girard
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Ippronetie
Union Cit Percell
Beenen
Swenson
Urge Veto of Restrictions on Drivers License
Scranton officials urge a veto of a bill for restricted fee licenses in Pennsylvania. Harry H. Verdier of the Pennsylvania Federation of Safety Councils argues no driver should risk lives on weekends for work. The federation includes safe organizations in Pittsburg and Philadelphia's Greater Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
National Safety Council
Pennsylvaa
Harry H. Verdier
Pennsylvania Federation of Safety Councils
Saet
Federation
Pitts
Greater Chamber of Commerce of
Philadelphia
Bear Lake community notices from a local paper
Mrs J C Manwaring and Miss Barbara Manwaring visited family. Gertrude Newhouse is a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith Sr visited Mrs Ames in Pleasantville. Ray Hazeltine and Sharon VanOrd attended the Panama School senior play. Esther Morton and Lucile Price attended a teachers meeting in Sheffield. An Meals for Millions offering was taken at the EUB Church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Manwaring
Gertrude Newhouse
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thomas Smith Sr
Ames
Pleasantville
Ray Hazeltine
Sharon VanOrd
Panama School
Roger Trisket
Sons
Barbara Manwaring
Sygands
Ee Manwaring
Esther Morton
Lucile Price
Sheffield
Area Colleges Get Cash Awards
Checks totaling 112100 were sent from Household Finance Corp to 687 privately supported liberal arts colleges and universities nationwide based on full-time enrollment. In the Erie area, Gannon College Mercyhurst College and Villa Maria College received awards as part of the program active since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon College
Mercyhurst
Villa Maria
Erie
Rain Drowns Southern California Struggle With Flooding
Record rains flood Southern California causing mudslides and road closures. Palm Springs isolation continues as power outages last 45 minutes and schools shutdown. Evacuations include 500 children from Thousand Oaks elementary and 200 homes in Simi Valley after flood-channel collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades
Ventura County
Thousand Oaks
Los Angeles
Toad
Simi Valley
Big Bear Isolated as Heavy Rain Floods Reach SoCal
More than 100 families evacuated after mudslides and saturation. Big Bear Resort and mountainsides faced road closures and isolation as up to 16 inches of rain fell in some areas. Army Corps of Engineers ran a 24 hour Flood Control Center in Los Angeles amid fears of further floods. November rainfall in Los Angeles topped eight inches, far surpassing the 1900 record of 6.53 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Palm Springs
Weather Bureau
San Bernardino
Big Bear
Army Corps of Engineers
Boy’s Genius Builds a Homemade Pipe Organ
Durward Center, a 16 year old from Richmond Kentucky, spent a year assembling wires magnets wood and pipes in a garage to create a workable organ. He can play ragtime Bach and carols on the 337 line instrument while plans for a wood enclosure and final tuning continue. A weather system bringing heavy snow to northern and central California is noted in a nearby report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Ky
Durward Center
Center
Deaths Linked to Cardiac Arrest and Pulmonary Edema
A city death certificate cites cardiac arrest with pulmonary edema as a secondary cause for Kimberley and Mrs. Covington. The two died after hernia surgery. Dr. Lloyd Goodwin would not discuss details, noting trouble in the recovery room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Kimberley
Corlington
Covington
Lloyd Goodwin
boy's heart repair covered by Blue Cross in full
Tommy Deetz, now 13, born with a heart defect, underwent open heart surgery two years ago. He spent 12 days in hospital with 5% hours in surgery. The total hospital bill was 1274.05 dollars and Blue Cross paid it in full.
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Mr. Deetz
Tommy
Blue Cross
Tommy Deetz
Meyersdale High School
Deetz
Blue Shield
Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Bear Lake News
Philadelpe
HOTEL
Corry
A&p. Brand Pumpkin
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Porkee
Peg Dways
Las Vegas
Pacific
Eta
Northwest
Western
Pennsylvania
Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania
Dept
Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh
Medical Service Association OF Pennsylvania
James J. Deetz
Meyersdale
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