Two Car Crash in Warren Damages Both Autos
Joseph Lucia 41 of Warren and Wladyclaw Latos 67 of Liberty street were in a two car collision at Maple avenue and East Smith street. Lucia northbound on Maple turned in front of Latos on Smith. Lucia’s car valued at $15 and Latos’s at $40. Lucia blamed not seeing Latos. Nearby Erie Railroad train drew attention passing through the city at 5:15 PM. A bicycle was found abandoned on West Smith street. Two architecture firms will survey site for a proposed Warren Area Joint High School and possible remodel of the current building to house 1,200 students. Real estate transfers noted at Erie County courthouse. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Laura Hellta Lock announced. Chief of Police Harley Drake and County DA discussed juvenile matters. no prosecution expected for several youths in break-ins. A beagle lost then recovered. Elks begin winter dances with Ray Wolfe. 1954 Pennsylvania apple crop up 33 percent. Food Planning Council formed. Winners named in Fire Prevention Week poster contest. A building moved by an Erie company from Pleasant street to a spot westward. Red Cross evacuation night event details given. Dr Gleason spoke on hospital patients and medical staff. Various local injuries and private patients listed. Phillies owner announced purchase of Veterans Stadium site in Philadelphia.
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Joseph Lucia
Warren
Wladyclaw Latos
Liberty Street
Maple Avenue
Smith Street
Lucia
Latos
Lutheran Convention Ends With Budget and Governing Changes
The United Lutheran Convention adopted a new budget and a closer limits governing structure. Changes shift agency oversight under central control, seen as a major shift in church governance. The revamp requires two-thirds approval and empowers church-wide agencies and officers with review and veto powers, in a meeting of over 1,000 delegates.
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Associated Press
Toronto
United Lutheran Convention
Frankly Chur Fry
New York
United State
Carnieclar
Church i America
Tharel
Syhools
Wire
Milford court to rule on re admission of Negro pupils
Arguments were heard in the Delaware Court of Chancery before Vice Chancellor William Marvel over re admitting Negro students to Milford High School. State Attorney General H Albert Young sought subpoenas for NAACP records to back his case, while Bryant Bowles and the NAWP resisted. A ruling on the case was not announced.
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Milford
Associated Press
Georgetown
Pel
Del
State Court of Chancery
William Marvel
H. Albert Young
Court of Chancery
Tis
National Association For the Advancement of White People
Bryant Bowles
NAAWP
Hae
Young
Bowles
Dover
Marvel
Delaware
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Toa
Arcs Arcsi
Erie Railroad
City
Center Street
West Smith Street
Warren Area
Erie—Myers, Kreider, Werle and Filenberger
Harrisburo
Laurie and Green
Erie County
Douglas D. Rozelleux
Robert L. Marshux
Irwin L. Hessux
Evelyn W. Hirtley
Corry
Paul Y. Clarkeux
Robert B. Clarkeux
Set County
Laura Hellta Lock
Bracken Funeral Home
R. R. Merriman
Church of the Nazarene
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Harley Drake
Damian Moin Erle
County Laughlin
Hur
Atoey Kuhn
Girard
Shamburg
George Ryan
Ashtabula
Alleys
Ohio
McLaughlin
Kuhn
Worth Street
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Ray Wolfe
State Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Department
Food Planning Council
W. 5. Hagar
Wright School
Thomas Stuizelini
Robert Kensinger
Russells Brown
Erie
Armitage
Pleasant Street
Frank McKnight
Roger Brown
Red Cross
Erle Wim
Dr Gleason
Hillison
Ruched Potter
Charey Tisas
Khearl Nrnonan
Myx Della Bonpink
Clymer Todis
Corry Memorial
Dopey
Spartiansburg
Isle
Livy Corarike
Rukind King
Mack Stadium
Philadeltiia
Brob Carpenter Je
Omer
National League
Philidiiphuy Phillies
Double Muck Stadium
Ade
Wapkins
Saxon Dry” Cleaner
Cooper Blades
Smith Bros
JTY
W&t
Lorkspur
Aera
Johnson
Glenco
Aysaif
Aye Eld
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington Sts
Mather Decorators
Center St
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