Meadville Car and Train Crash Ends in Fatality
A mid day collision between a 118 car Pennsylvanian freight train and an auto near Feoyville killed driver Envoined the injury of another. Gene Sebastian Meadville officer reported the fatality and a verdict of accidental death was issued. Passenger Charles Lathem 65 of Meadville was hospitalized with scalp and facial injuries in serious condition. The crash occurred at 12 20 PM on Route 285 about six miles west of Aspville. The engineer J Hy Kirkpatrick of Erie said the freight hit the car broadside at 25 to 30 miles per hour as the car moved west. The crossing light was reportedly not seen or heard.
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Meadville
Feoyvilla
Shire
Gene Sebastian
Det H. Walker
Anhe
Charles Lathem
Spencer Hospital
Route 285
Aspuville
Sebasting
Sebastian
Aiglish
J. Hy Kirkpatrick
Erie
Heating System Change Leaves Residents Cold
Harbor Homes in Erie endures cooling fall days as a coal to gas heat conversion by the Housing Authority drags on. One resident with five children says his furnace was torn out in early October and no one has connected the new system. Calls to the Housing Authority yield only that work is on contract and delays stem from material shortages and few plumbers. The contractor believed manpower would suffice, but the plan appears to have backfired.
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Harbor Homes
Erie
Housing Authority
Tt Wis
Joseph Schmid
Schild Ded
Reward Offered For News Of Missing Area Man
Erie officials report a 50 year old man, Earl Loomis, missing since September 29 near Union City. Loomis may be suffering amnesia after a recent hospital stay. His sister, Mrs Merle Weed, offers fifty dollars for information locating him before October 19, with a ten dollar increase if the deadline passes. A prior disappearance involved six days living in the woods. A scout search faulted no trace.
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Erie
Earl Loomis
Union City
Merle Weed
Eric
Loomis
VanCise's Offer With Free S H Green Stamps
Keystone advertises free S H Green Stamps with every purchase and a delivery service for vehicles. The note highlights convenient shopping and car delivery options.
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S&h
Keystone VanCise’s
Queen Ends Canada Tour With Gala Parades And Dinners
The Queen wrapped up her Canadian visit on the last full day with a 12 hour schedule starting at Government House and including a Hull city hall stop, a milestone ceremony for the Queensway highway project, a government reception for 1,000 guests, and a dinner at Prime Minister Diefenbaker's home. Prince Philip spoke on Commonwealth industrial communities at Oxford, while the Queen dazzled in a maple leaf gown with heirloom jewels at a reception featuring hundreds of Canadians and foreign diplomats.
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England
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Hull
Canada Highway
John Diefenbaker
Prince Philip
Oxford
Queen Mary
Order of the Garter
Philip
Songwriter Saul Bourne Dies at 73 in New York
Saul H. Bourne, 73, longtime director and treasurer of the American Society of Composers and Publishers, died Sunday in New York. Bourne led a music publishing firm Bourne, Tne, and was closely tied to songwriter Irving Ber.
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New York
Saul H. Bourne
American Society of Composers and Publishers
Bourne
ASCAP
Bourne, Tne
Irving Ber- UN
Red Cross bids for new office and tax report at meeting
art Ott and S. El Anderson told the Harrisburg convention about Red Cross plans for a new office. Treasurer Elwin Fuller detailed September tax receipts totaling 1440 of the year’s budget, with 178 572 collected to date and 2 737 in delinquent taxes, plus 7 262 outstanding. Delinquent property taxes 1 052 and per capita 1 685. Officials noted the public meeting law due to advance notices. The Joint Committee adjourned for its monthly session.
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Red Cross
Art Ott
S. EL ‘Anderson
Harrisburg
Anderson
Elwin Fuller
Joint Committee
Heart Surgery Patient Fights For Life
North East reports a 10 year old girl from North East, Geraldine Gunther, remains between life and death after a rare operation at University of Pennsylvania Hospital. The televised braces of three surgeons and staff followed a collapsing blood tube in her heart. Surgeons removed the tube and sutured the original parts, avoiding a plastic replacement.
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Philadelphia
Geraldine Gunther
Aleck Gunther
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Teaing Heart
Surgicns
Geraldine
Meadville Man Gets Excise Tax Refund From Gov't
Meadville businessman Gust Pahoulis stands as the first TV cablesser to receive a federal excise tax refund for cable TV service. His $8,298 check signals about $25 million in refunds nationwide and supports dozens of local claimants through Mendyille Master Antenna Inc. officials expect further payouts to tens of thousands. The case, backed by attorney Barco, follows a court ruling affirming a tax on TV cable installations as legally grounded. In related news, Barton Jones, 72, former TVA chief design engineer, died in Utica, N.Y.
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Gov't Meadville
Gust Pahoulis
U.S
Pahoulls
Mendyillé Master Antenna, Inc
George J. Buce
TV Cable
Panoulis
Barco
National Community
Television Association
Naion
U. & Government
Isst Dune
Aginst
Bie Fila
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