Erie News Briefs: Inductions, Sales, and Local Updates
A flood of short items from Erie cover October induction quotas for Meadville drafts, a used book sale at the Y, a postponed hearing for Harrison Rogers on blackmail charges, a county voter registration update showing 107,976 eligible voters with GOP edge, and bids for Peach-Sassafras redevelopment. Additional items note a boat thefts arrest, a Polish Club dance, and a federal contract for a new post office on 36th and Poplar.
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Samuel Mer
M Holdeman Brothers Co
WCA Mopital
Pital
Meadville Board
Selective Service
Pittsburgh
Erie
Herbert Johnson Jr
Harrison Rogers
Rogers
Louis Rogers
Lawrence Park
Joseph Dresciman
St. Elizabeth Guild
Heberlein Motor Sales
Alexander Melvor
GOP
WOTM
Redevelopment ‘Authority
Soié
Central Market House
Ores
State and
Peach
New York Central
Ginnie
Erle
Great Lakes Marine Cn
Andrew Kraus
Chester Miller
Western Four
36Th
Poplar Streets
Baldwin Brothers
Erie Funders
Erie City Council pressed for action in theft ward probe
In Erie, Don Arbuckle urged county officials to take up the theft ward vote investigation. Mayor Arthur J. Gardner said the County Election Board and district attorney are handling the matter. Arbuckle urged a strong push to ensure accountability.
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Arbuckle
Erie
Arthur J. Gardner
Jubruilleton
Arbuckn
Hospital Report Summary at 7 a m Admission and Discharges
The hospital report at 7 am lists admitted patients Dorit Sharer Herbert Reed William Rufferer Grin Kinney George A Smith Aloysius Lindenberg Paul Troutner and Paula Susan Sharon Ottey Richard Pitts Nellie Chollisrd Ivan Hateh Clarabelle Goodwill among others. Discharged include Paul Troutner and daughter Paula Susan. The notice notes inability to summon a physician in emergencies and provides the Corry Hospital contact at 2-R201.
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Misa Dorit Sharer
Wayne Aifrel Herbert J. Reed
Union City
William Rufferer
North Worth Street
Grrin Kinney
Columbus
George A. Smith
Eric
Aloysius A. Lindenberger
Lemon Street
Paul Troutner
Paula Susan
Spartanburg
Sharon
Robert Ottey
Wayne Stieel
Richard Pitts
Concord Street
Nellie Chollisrd
Panama
Ivan Hateh
Clarabelle Goodwill
Area Vet To Have Military Funeral
Area veteran Halfast, born May 2, 1904, Spartansburg, died last evening at Erie Veterans Hospital after extended illness. He served in the U S Navy during World War II and belonged to Corry VFW. Survived by wife Geneva, a son from a previous marriage, three brothers, four sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with Torrey and Hays Funeral Home. services Friday at 3:30 p.m. with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. military rites by Corry VFW.
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Sitsition Oa
Ty. D
Tidusville
Veteran's Hospital
Erie
Mr. Halfast
Spartansburg
R. H
Mabel Buell Halefast
U. S. Navy
Corry Veterans of Foreign Ware
Geneva Morris
Philip J. Halfast
Corry
William R
Albert
Paramount
Calif
Nell
Manteca
Isabelle Mettler
Youngstown
Ohio
Lois Litsinger
Dora
Fla
Betty McElroy
Ft. Myers
Plu
Richard
Torrey and Hays
Torey and Hays
Charles A. Fuller
Centerville
Elvis Presley Arrives in Germany Amid Huge Youth Rush
Elvis Presley, an Army private and rising rock n roll star, arrived with about 1,300 soldiers on the torpship General Randall in onomennavEN Germany. Military police and local German officers kept the crowd of some 500 youngsters, mostly girls around age 11 to 12, in check as Presley was rapidly escorted to a troop train.
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Onomennaven
Germany
Elvis Presley
Presley
Randall
U. S
Hollywood
Tony Randall
Tony
Mister Peepers
Pal
H. L. Mencken
Holywood
Nth Century-Fox
Marlon Brando
Montgomery Clift
Dean Martin
Brando
Clif
Young Lions
Bit By Log Dies Altoona Pa
Hayrid Curry, 56, of Curwensville, died in Altoona Hospital where he had been admitted September 11 after a heavy log fell across his chest.
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Altoona
Hayrid Curry
Curwensville
Altoona Hospital
Leader Asks Scott Submit To Fact Probe
Gov George Leader a Democrat seeking the U S Senate urged rival Hugh Scott to accept an impartial facts examination by editors from Pennsylvania papers. He proposed a three editor panel to review cited voting records and challenged Scott to join or abandon his defense. Mayor David L Lawrence, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, cut short a campaign tour due to a hotel strike and spoke via Lt Gov Roy E Furman.
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New Castle
George Leader
U. S. Senate
Pennsylvania
U.S
Hugh Scott
Republli
Ean
Senate
Scott
David L
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Roy E. Furman
Governor Candidate Promises Proactive State Growth
A gubernatorial contender pledges to advance good government and make Pennsylvania the most powerful productive and progressive state in America if elected. He outlines goals to reform governance and boost state development, aiming for broad political and economic advancement.
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Pennsylvania
America
Reopening of Schools Awaited in Virginia News
At a news conference the governor awaited reopening orders after federal judges mandated desegregation. Simultaneously Norfolk City Council asked to reopen six schools on a segregated basis under state laws of massive resistance, triggering governor action.
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Yeunineu
Rage Une
Norfolk
Virginia
Overnor
Pennsylvania Faces Heat From Industrial Water Discharge
Harrisburg officials warn Pennsylvania could face hotter streams if industrial discharges are not regulated. F B Milligan of the Health Department calls for a reasonable temperature standard to protect aquatic life and cites potential 10 to 15 percent rise in power costs with stricter cooling requirements. A October 21 meeting with the Fish Commission will outline state policy. The Ohio River Valley report suggests river temperatures never exceed 93 degrees, and 73 degrees from December to April.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Health Department
F. B. Milligan
Sanitary Engineering
Milligan
The
Fish Commission
Sanitary Water Board
Milligan Aid
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
School closures affect over 16,000 pupils in two states
Almond declined to discuss Norfolk action or pledge steps to reopen schools. The closures impact more than 16,000 pupils in Little Rock and Virginia, leaving communities awaiting a resolution.
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Almond
Norfolk
Little Rock
Virginia
Tony Randall’s Hollywood rise after staged setbacks
Hollywood highlights recount Tony Randall’s career from Mister Peepers to The Young Lions and Broadway Oh Captain the Captain’s Paradise and The Mating Game while noting a clash over casting and a sudden film veto. It also notes a Tokyo report that Communist China tested a homemade jet trainer plane.
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Tony
Fox
Alec Guinness
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
RED
Tokyo
Peiping Radio Today
China
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George F. Swearingen
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Isher
Allegheny Airlines
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International Trade Bureau
Slippery Rock Teachers College
Lever Bros
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James Soni- Waeimer
St Vincent's Hospital
West Ridge Hose Co
Westfield
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Jaceralians
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Westfield Memorial Hospital
Ee St
Sears & Rogbuck
Gurmee
Corry Hospital
Elvis
Charlottesville
George Bailey
Venable
Danville
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Dale Webster
Center St
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Corry Pharmacy
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