Corry area records, weather, and local notices
A series of short items from Erie County area records includes property transfers in Corry Ward and Waterford, a Gulf location gifts program, and weather notes. Governor Leader appoints Jeanne Michemer as justice of the peace in Warren County borough. Congressman Kearns seeks Air Force Academy nominations for 1959 in the 24th District with a deadline of October 15. Kane Autumn Festival runs weekends through October 11 12 with forest tours. A Waterford man pays fines after pleading guilty to game law violations. Weather forecasts call for fair to warmer conditions with increasing clouds and rains late Sunday or early Monday. State purchases 200 rotary snow plows for Pennsylvania highways. Missing schoolboy Edward Halfast seen in Erie YMCA vicinity. police unable to locate him.
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Carroll Kearns
Pennsylvania
Erie
Mercer
Crawford
United States Air Force Academy
Erle
Corry
Vanin
Kane
Los Angeles
Guli
Edward Ftaltast
Erie Sc
YMCA
Erie City Poller
Y. Halfast
William Halfast
Johnnson Street
Jani
Mediator Studies Hotel Strike In Pittsburgh
Charles Dowds chief of the State Mediation Service visited Pittsburgh to study a hotel workers strike affecting 2300 employees at five hotels including Pittsburgher Penn Sheraton Sherwyn Roosevelt and Webster Hall. A joint meeting with management and unions was seen as possible before tomorrow or Sunday. Negotiations paused after a rejected last minute offer. key issues are 40 hour week wages and benefits.
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Lisoumun Sap
Charles Dowds
State Mediation Service
Pittsburgh
Ands
Nicholas Unkavic
Pittsburgher
Penn-Sheraton
Sherwyn
Roosevelt
Webster Hall
Boy 15 dies after glass shower door accident
PITTSBURGH AP A 15 year old Brentwood boy Frank Hasenkopf died after slicing his right thigh when he slipped in a basement shower and crashed through a plate glass shower door. Police rushed him to South Side Hospital where doctors and nurses administered blood plasma and glucose for about an hour but he did not survive.
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Pittsburgh
Brentwood
Frank Hasenkopf
South Side Hospital
Senior Class Strike at Dickson City High
Senior students at Dickson City High School protested over yearbook photo decisions and who should be dedicated in the annual. They refused afternoon classes after 65 of 72 seniors joined the petition for new class and yearbook advisers, gym activity, and less board harassment. They threatened to cancel the class play and trip to Washington until demands are met, citing Lena's Restaurant as the only local recreation spot.
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Scranton
Dickson City
Edward Manley
Washington
Munley
Edith Oakey
Lena's
Dickson
Dicksonian
Parents to speak at PTA meeting with child present
The parents have yet to comment but will address the group tonight at a hastily convened Parent-Teachers Association meeting with their offspring in attendance.
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Parent-Teachers Association
De Gaulle Presses Cease Fire Amid Algerian Debate
De Gaulle calls for a cease fire while France seeks resolution of Algeria crisis. Voters express confidence in his plan to settle outstanding problems including land reform with 625000 acres to Moslem farmers, Moslem allocation of public jobs, housing for millions, and expanded education.
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de Gaulle
France
MIGs Attack Formosa Planes Planes Over Quemoy
Chinese Communist MIGs attacked Nationalist cargo planes over Quemoy during an air drop of food and medical supplies. One transport was heavily damaged and forced to land on a Quemoy beach. The radio operator and navigator were wounded. exact aircraft numbers were not disclosed. This marked the first Communist strike on the Nationalist air drop mission since mid September.
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Taipel
Formosa
Quemoy
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Nixon Adlai Debate on Formosa Issue in Oakland
In Oakland Nixon and Adlai Stevenson debated Formosa from adjoining halls separated by a wall. Nixon urged firmness against conceding Formosa to China and urged flexible negotiation only if a ceasefire is achieved. Stevenson urged defending Formosa while noting Quemoy and Matsu belong to China and criticized U.S. nonintervention in the civil war.
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Nixon
Adlai
Formosa
Oakland
Calif
Adlai Stevensan
Oniland
Eisenhower
Queroy
Matsu
Stevenson
United States
China
Quemoy
Matsui
William F. Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Ame
Knight
Fortuosa
World Series rookie Moriarty dazzles crowds at Yankee Stadium
The article profiles John Moriarty, an 18 year old major league rookie poised for a World Series start. It recalls his rise from soda seller and vendor to hot dog hustler turned pitcher, describing his crowd winning delivery, brash Bronx Brooklynese patter, and hits for change and sales mastery in a packed Yankee Stadium.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
NEW York
Yankee Stadium
John Moriarty
Moriarty
Ruth
Bronx
Carl Mays
Mor
Dulles Proposal on Quemoy and Matsu Size Slated
A report notes no policy shift or weakened stance by the administration regarding Dulles's plan to cut Nationalist forces on Quemoy and Matsu if a dependable cease fire is secured. The remark signals a potential shift in strategy while preserving the core objective.
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Dulles
Quemoy
Matsu
Hal Boyle's Americana on sidelines at the ballpark
Hal Boyle describes the noisy sideline humor at a baseball game and the crowd’s frenzied atmosphere. He recalls passengers joking with vendors and a desire for simpler scenes like a cold day and a lone game with free passes, rejecting World Series crowds.
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Moriarty
Insane Slayer Flees Arizona State Hospital Ward
Paul Whalen, 30, an insane slayer who vowed death to victims families, escaped from the maximum security ward with Harold Bill, 48. Police set roadblocks around Tucson area homes of the Huff family after the 1967 killings in which Whalen claimed heaven order to stamp out evil.
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Phoenix
Arig
Arizona State Hospital
Tucson Arer
Paul Whalen
Preelin Huff
Samuel Wick
Whalen
Harold Bill
Bill
Huffs
Arizona
Braves Name Rush to Start World Series Game Three
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney named 32 year old ice pitcher Rush to start Saturday's third World Series game against the New York Yankees. Rush, in his 11th majors season, posted a 10-6 record with four of his wins after August 27 and started 20 games this year, completing five.
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Rush
NEW York
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Don Aatrien
Braves
Firefighters Battle 320 Acre Brush Fire Near Suburban Foothills
AP report says five hundred fire fighters battled to contain a wildfire that sliced through 920 acres of tinder sk y brushland on the outskirts of a suburban foothill community. The blaze destroyed at least seven structures used by residents. A sanitarium receptionist said three children started the fire yesterday. Two sanitariums were evacuated.
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Manga, Cent
Homer
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