Erie and area news from October two years past
Erie and surrounding counties report a wide mix of incidents. Crime cases move through Kane Port Allegany and Emporium with extradition and robbers on the loose. Local injuries include a wagon fracture and a girl with a possible shoulder injury after a ball game. Weather notes cite a low of 39. Fostered by city politics and police leadership changes in Wesleyville and Jamestown business shifts at WECB and Dunkirk studios.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lyle Johnson
Corry
Darlene Mae Hamrick
Arthur Hamrick
Centerville
Erie
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Commonwealth
Kane
Kenneth ‘Leroy Foulke
Kane Elks Club
Port Allegany
Foulke
Emporium
West Grown Point
Ind
Pittsburgh
City Eyes Parking Lot South of Park Delayed by Funds
A proposed parking lot along the south side of the City Park would cost 1.40 per square yard for paving with blacktop before November 1 to beat cold weather. City finances may prevent paving this year, and officials debated borrowing emergency funds, while park street frontage and land purchase options were discussed but not decided.
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Eerene
Chery
Park Street
Milton Cherry
Eisenhower Opens Five Day Campaign Tour Through West
President Eisenhower launches a five day Western campaign swing with stops in Minnesota Washington Oregon and a major California speech in Los Angeles. Accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower and White House aides he boards the Columbine III for the trip and aims to stress the administration’s record, as telecast remarks repeat tonight to bolster support.
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Eisenhower
West
California
Los Angeles
White House
theMilitary
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Oregon
Adlai Stevenson
Seain
Eisenhower Cabinet Talks Preview Short Filmed Appearances
Over the next three weeks the Eisenhower administration will release short five minute talks by cabinet officers. In all 33 talks were planned. White House press secretary Hagerty said Eisenhower may not have meant to be final about his remarks. The president had been sharply critical of Stevenson proposals on ending the military draft and limiting H-bomb testing.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kensmien
Stevenson
Batty Stevenson
Mayor raps treasurer over holiday office hours
In Latrobe Pennsylvania Mayor Hampton censures City Treasurer San Nevins for closing the tax office on Columbus Day while stores remained open. He demands the office be open at convenient times and asks for a proposed schedule of hours and holidays for council approval. Cornerstone slated for St. Vincent College library during Homecoming Day next Sunday.
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San Nevins
Hampton
Nevins
Cornerstone
Government Seeks Destruction of Cancer Pills Trial Continues
At Portage clinic in Ohio witnesses testifying in a fight to destroy a half million Hoxsey cancer pills. The pills, marketed by Harry M Hoxsey of Dallas, are challenged as ineffective. Judge and officials discuss the ethics and legality amid ongoing court actions. In Pittsburgh, United Mine Workers sign a new three year pact ending a 35 day strike by 310 workers, details not made public.
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Portage, Pi
Harry M Hoxsey
Dallas
Allen
Shirley
Haluska
Hoxsey
Pittsburgh
United Mint Workers
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Basic Steel Industry
Marlow Analyzes Stevenson on H bomb test talk
Washington reports show Adlai Stevenson often polishes speeches by drifting from plain meaning. He proposed halting large hydrogen bomb tests with others, but mixed language fuels questions if the U S would act alone or seek Russian agreement. Critics say his statements blend lead proposals with conditional ends.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
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Stevenson
United States
Russia
Moratorium on hydrogen bomb tests debated amid policy shift
Stevenson urged a world policy to stop hydrogen tests with a May 1 target, stressing U S initiative and readiness to halt experiments with or without Rinsley agreement. Eisenhower cautioned on security, while former theatre head Altre Starr dies in Nashville, Tenn.
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Apsil
Uliss
Stevens
Furth
Furth Ie Senreh
Eienhower
Reise
Hmbonal Security
Nashville
Tenn
Altre
Starr
Ameren
Bijou Aniikement Co
Southeet
WOTR Radio Log Highlights and Schedule
Radio log for WOTR outlines daily programs from 7:00 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. featuring News and Sports, Devotions with Rev. J. B. Kelly, morning shows, music blocks, church services, and local updates. Notable items include Mary Blaine Homemaker Time, Ringo weekday show, Polka Party, Alliance Church Service, World and Local News, and final sports segment.
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Mary Blaine
Ringo
Engle
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Howard
Al-Way Electele
Edule Fisher
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