Public Aid, Road Crash, and Local News Mix in Meadville
A Meadville area report details state aid payments to the crippled children hospital, a funding appropriation for 1967 69, and a string of local incidents. It notes weather shifts, utility acquisitions, traffic changes, blood donations, and public assistance counts for Crawford County with several local accidents and a fatal shooting attempt in Youngsville.
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Jem Zam
Crippled Childre
Erie
Crawford County
State Department of Public Assistance
Harrisburg
Justice Burton Retires Monday Continued From Page One
The court with only one justice, Tom Clark, appointed by Truman, but others named by FDR. Hugo L. Black Felix Frankfurter and William O. Douglas.
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Justice Burton
Tom & Clark
Truman
Frankline. Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Felix Frankitter
William ©. Douglas
British Welcome 200th Recruit at York Station
Alan Yansley joined the British army today amid a reception at York Station. Captain Fleming and Maj. Wood greeted him and announced he was the regiment’s 200th recruit of the year before he heads to kitchen police tomorrow.
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Uris
Alan Yansley
York Station
Peter Fleming
Yansley
J. §. Wood
Rewiring Plan for No 2 Fire Station Approved
Robert Grice reports City Council approval of a 160 survey fee to assess rewiring for No 2 Fire Station and potential emergency loan for the project. Additional items include a 250 door bid for the warehouse, 100 installation fee, and municipal reports noting 402 gallons of police fuel and 105 for street sweeper in September.
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No.2
Vise Alee
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
City Council
Grice
Qulick
Dusness
J.B. Deaving
Dearing
al Hee
Don Williams
Council
County Hunters Reminded Good Eyesight Vital
Erie Center for the Blind urged hunters to maintain sharp vision to reduce accidents. George T. Walters warned that neglecting eyesight makes a hunter a danger, citing cases where misidentification led to shootings. He noted natural eye changes after 49 and offered three safety tips for sight and gear. Hunting seasons span Bow Oct 4–24, Small Game Oct 25–Nov 29, Antlered Deer Dec 1–12.
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George T. Walters
Erie
Center For the Blind
Walters
Prasi
Pope Pius XII Remembered As A Leader Of Peace
William L. Ryan recalls Pope Pius XII as a towering yet fragile figure who offered spiritual guidance during turbulent times. The piece highlights his rare public presence, humility, compassion, and steadfast advocacy for peace amid war and tyranny.
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Pope Pius XII
Atic
Ohio Republican Solon, 62, Dies
COSHOCTON Ohio AP U B Rep J Harry Merverse McGregor was found dead at his McGregor residence by administrative assistant Robert W Benning. Dr Floyd W Craig of Costoc on said death due to heart attack. McGregor entered Congress in 1940 and was elected by special election after William A Ashbrook's death. He had served continuously and was a candidate for reelection on November 4.
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Ohio
Solon
Coshocton
J. Harry Merverse
Hio
Robert W. Benning
McGregor
Floyd W. Craig
Costocon
Congress
William A. Ashbrook
Yankees Praise Howard Catch in 7-0 Win Over Braves
Elston Howard drew praise as a fine catcher and an outfielder as the Yankees beat the Milwaukee Braves 7-0. His diving sixth inning catch on Bill Bruton doubled off Bruton at first, stopping a potential rally and fueling New York’s offense behind 7 runs. Howard noted he prefers catching but can play outfield, while Casey Stengel lauded his versatility and Turley credited the double play for morale. Howard finished the season strong with a .314 average, 11 home runs, and 66 RBIs.
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NEW York
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Red Schoendienst
Bill Bruton
Bruton
Milwaukee Braves
Asd Mathews
Howard
Bob Turley
Braves
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Lew Burdette
T Am
Stengel
Series Statistics Highlight Classic World Series Games
The Associated Press tally outlines the Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees results across the first six games with wins, home runs by Skowron and Bauer, and key pitching performances by Ford, Duren, Crandall, Larsen, and Berra. Attendance reached 65,279 for the fifth game with total receipts of $419,079.09 and overall players and commissions sharing $746,064.55 in five games.
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Associated Press
Pat
Milwaukee
New York
Ford
Duren
Berra
Spahn
Crandall
L.—Duren
Skowron
Bauer
Turley
Maas
Bucks
Dickson
Monroe
Burdette
L— Turley
Mattie
Bruton
Surdette
Rush
McMahon
Larsen
Durell
Ber
W—Larsen
L—Rush
L—Ford
Pizarro
Willey
Cranda
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Usta Paragraf
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Warren
Publi “Wuliey Commission
Robinson Brothers Natural
Sheffield Township
War Ter County
Pennsylvania Gas
Meadville Chamber of Commerce
Floyd Hoffman
Hoffman
Mall Deposit
Bolith Center
West South Streets
J. Fred
South Street
Meadville
Treeeuton Club
Galfon Yester
Hust
Lila Jean Mowers
Spring Creek
West Main Street
Howard Davis
Corry
Edgar Castile
R. D
Guys Mills
Davis
Castile
Howard Rulander
Pittsfield
Social Poice
Ed Lawrey
William Wade Ransom
Youngsville
Ransom
Brokenstraw Fish,and Gun Club
Lowrey
Daniel M. Kubelsky
Irvine
State Highways Department
Robert Oakes
Geneva
Spencer Hospital
Robert Willams
Ben
Stanford Hose Fire Department
Concord
Wright School
Jerome Dayix
William Johnston
Journal
Marlow
William L. Ryan Washington
Vatican
Pius XII
St. Petey Square
Pennsylvania
Hotpoint
B. P
Yanks
Howard Catch
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Dial
Iron City
Tron City
Pittsburgh
International
Ghent
Belgium
Corry Beverage
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