Winter schedule opens with Erie band and floor show
City items note VFW winter dance season starts Nov 29 with an Erie band and floor show. Other briefs include county commissioners buying a New Idea horse drawn manure spreader for 423.11, Ginnie's Cafeteria open early for hunters, and a Bradford City Council re-enacting wage and mercantile taxes for 1959. Erie population estimates, no-bar riding club pancake fundraiser, and several local notices are recorded.
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Ecie
Rome
VFW
Erie
Meadville
Institution District
Crawford County Implement Co
George Brabender
William Barron
Barron
WOTM
Clarence Farrington
Jessie Mason
Hospital Report and Local Visits Highlight Titusville News
At The Hospital Report compiled as of today, admissions include Mrs Concetta Frisina of Spring street and Miss Emma Armstrong of North Center street. discharges include Roy Swart and Arthur Van Dresar. A truck backed into a parking meter near W T Grant, breaking the post. Seven people were injured when a station wagon overturned on Route 27 east of Meadville after Thanksgiving guests traveled from multiple towns. A 15 year old local girl was arrested for shoplifting a two piece dress valued at $19.95 after being seen wearing it at a restaurant.
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Concetta Frisina
Spring Street
Mito Grace
Hon
West Park Place
Judith
Air
Cecil Meminger
East Congress Street
Sharon
Lewis Jewell
H. A. Matteson
Arden
Earls
R. D
Donald Mitchell
Roy M. Swart
Arthur van Dresar
Emma Armstrong
North Center Street
Titusville
West Central Avenue
W.T Grant
Alfred E. VanGuilder Jr
Columbus
Meadville
Vaughn Errett
Titnaville
Snowstorm Grips Pennsylvania Halts Travel Risks Roads
The storm dumped significant snow across western and central Pennsylvania, elevating hazards on icy highways and delaying air, rail, and bus transport. Two auto fatalities occurred near Erie and Harrisburg amid widespread weekend travel disruption, with continued cold, flurry conditions forecast and backups on hills.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Greensburg
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Clearfield
Emporium
Florence Abele
North East
Harrisburg
Charlotte Sweigard
Duncannon
Greater Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Asia and North Korea mull new strategy against West
AP reports Asia's communist leaders may plot a move to test Western defenses. Talks reportedly centered on Mao Zedong Kim Il Sung Ho Chi Minh with Kim playing a central role. Beijing and Hanoi communications hint at mutual support against U S imperialism following Quemoy tensions. South Korea bans public meetings amid subversion concerns tied to Pyongyang. Soviet and Peiping notes urge caution regarding Japan and American bases.
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Turyu
Asia
Mao Tze-tung
Red China
North Korea
Elm Ti Sung
North Viet Nan
Ho Chi Minh
Peiping Radio
Kim
Mao
Wuhan
Viet Nam
U.S
Quemoy Situaion
Jace
Quemoy
Kremlin
Korea
South Korea
North
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Soviet Union
Japan
Moscow
Govt Consul Dies in Chicago
Isaac Harpy aged 83 served as consul for economic affairs for the government of Israel in Chicago. He died yesterday after a lengthy career representing Israel in economic and trade matters.
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Chicago
Isaac Harpy
Government of
Israel
Mrs Conte ends Matinee Theater revival bid after years of effort
Mrs John Conte abandoned plans to revive NBC daytime drama Matinee Theater. She formed a foundation to raise 5 million dollars, collected 312,670 from supporters, but failed to secure needed TV advertising time and will return funds costing 9,000 in postage. Conte remains optimistic about improving television with intelligent programs.
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Hollywood
John Conte
NBC
Conte
Nixon backs Brandt on German issue in London
Vice President Nixon told reporters in London that the United States supports Brandt's view on Germany. He warned that Khrushchev's plan would create a three Germany situation and worsen tensions. He noted that failure to accept the Soviet plan risks East Germany gaining control of supply lines to West Berlin.
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Regene
Nixon
United States
Brandt
London
Notorious check passer nabbed by FBI in Baltimore
FBI arrests 28 year old Robert Lamar Beaman a Greer South Carolina native and former radio TV engineer held on 2500 bond. Beaman known for bum checks and multiple aliases faced parole violation charges and is wanted in Maryland West Virginia Alabama Virginia and other states. He used the name Hans von Richter and posed as a Norwegian exchange student Marcus von Falkenhortz at Frostburg State Teachers College.
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Baltimore
FBI
Robert Lamar Beaman
Greer
S. C
James J. Kelly
Beaman
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Frostburg
Leonardtown
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Jasper
Ala
Hot Springs
Ark
Fairfax
Hans von Richter
Frostburg State Teachers College
Marcus von Falkenhortz
University of Oslo
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Ginnie
Ginnie’s
Common Pleas
Burdette Oxygen Co
William J. ‘Long Fence Co
Ike's
Bradford
Bradford City
Oil City
Venango County Association For the Blind
Tiong Club
Hallmark Cards
Sea's Drugs
Maren Valve Co
U.S. General Services Administration
Nichols-Glayis
Ube
Real Exile Research Corporation
Erie Metropolitn
Erie County
West Main
Matt
WGN
Glenn Ford
WGM
Funi Rex
Tom
Corry Hospital
Tuffy
Kendall
Washington Streets
Samson Guarantee
McGregor
Norska Radiac
Antarctic
Bob Thomas
Barney’s Firestone
Winter Tread Sale
Town & Ee
South Center Street
Corry
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