Local police report traffic incident and injuries in Erie County
A narrative of varied local incidents follows including a fatal traffic scene near Union City, a kitten rescued after a northern center street call, a court appearance in Titusville, and a list of state allocations for fish and game. The report notes a severed left leg injury cutting logs, a $5,000-plus damage suit in Erie, a dumped garbage at a transmitter site, and weather with rain and snow forecasts for the weekend. It also covers shop traffic post Thanksgiving, Christmas lights funding in Titusville, a reckless driving charge on West Main street, and a note on elk no season warnings by the Game Commission.
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Union City
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Pel
Edward Crawford Hilla
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Hogn County
Ohio
James Burton Crawford
Oil City
Venango County
Crawford County
Crawford
Franklin Prowels Fox
Te Unit
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Naturk
Ges Co
Low Perry
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Hills
Dunne AL Lindsey
M.S. Cubbett
Lindsey
City Polios
Olive
Erie
E. Dickey
Joyce Gebrieln
Robert Lasher
Meadville
Guy Peterson
David Huberts
Union Street
Hatch Street
West
Columbus Avenue
East Washington Street
Moose Club
Harry Mites
Wayne Street
Ivan H. Simmelink
West Main Street
Simmelink
First Avenue
Center Street
President Views Army Navy Game From White House
President Eisenhower plans to watch the Army Navy game in Philadelphia while remaining impartial as commander in chief. He traditions include telegraphing wishes to both teams and a note to West Point. Snyder travels with the President. doctors weigh his Paris NATO summit attendance.
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Navy
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White House
West Point
Snyder
Washington
Paris
NATO
Christ in the World Christmas Meditation by Rev Hay Harris
Minister Rev Hy Hay Harris offers a Christmas meditation from Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church. The talk reflects on John’s Gospel, the revelation of God in the Word, and the world’s reception of Jesus while noting exceptions among those who believed and received Him through the Holy Spirit.
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Hy Hay Harris Corry
God
Police Nab Teenagers In Stolen Auto
Kus Renee reports two youths, a 16 year old and a 17 year old, were arrested after taking a car owned by Ronald Dishinger. The older boy allegedly planned to buy the vehicle, then drove off with the younger teen. Police spotted them as they returned and parked on North Perry Square.
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Renee
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Eric
Pir
Dishinger
North Perry Square
Erie 1958 Budget Deficit Targeted at 800000
City officials project 1968 revenue at 2 6 million 20 thousand 350 with expenditures of 6 6 thousand 653 55 creating a deficit of 839 255 as budget talks begin. Wage increases for city workers not yet included may push the shortfall toward 800 000 or more, challenging Mayor Gardner to balance the 1958 budget without a tax hike. Gardner aims to start formal budget discussions early next week.
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Ems
Frank Burger
Arthur J. Gardner
Noted Composer Korngold Dies in Hollywood Mystery
Eric Wolfgang Korngold, acclaimed composer of film scores for Anthony Adverse and The Adventures of Robin Hood, died yesterday in Hollywood. A child prodigy born in Brno Moravia he wrote the ballet The Snowman at age one.
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Eric Wolfgang ‘Korngold
Anthony Adverse
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Moravia
France pushes weapons plan over protests
London reports France moves ahead with a nuclear weapons program despite U S and British objections. Premier Gaillard told PM Macmillan France remains determined to become the world's fourth nuclear power. NATO talks in Paris mid-December discussed the issue as Washington hopes to steer Paris toward other defense needs.
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Tunisia
Britain
Saegertown Man Held In Fatal Ohio Crash
A Saegertown man was killed and two companions injured in a Wednesday night crash near Oregon Ohio. Willingn Troctiell, 30, of Manitowoc Wis, died when the car he rode in rear ended another vehicle. Fred Steinbrook, 21, of Suegertown, Pa, was identified as the driver of the striking car and material witness. Trochiell and his companion had been working on the Great Lakes freighter Walter E. Watson.
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Mamatower
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Manitowoc
Troghiell
Fred Ri Steinbrook
Uf Suegertown
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Trochiell
Great ‘Lakes
Walter E. Watson
Paris urged to avoid nuclear arms due to costs in Algeria
Worries over France’s strained economy and efforts to suppress the Algerian rebellion lead to calls for avoiding heavy nuclear development costs. Washington and London warn that disarmament talks will grow harder as more powers seek nuclear weapons.
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Washington
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