Erie Negroes Indicted in Riot Case in Erie
A county grand jury indicted Benny Wall Earl Barnett and Samuel Carroll all of Erie on inciting to riot connected with a July 31 disturbance. Wall also faces counts of obstructing an officer and three assaults. Trial set for next month unless continuance granted. Wall named ringleader. he was beaten during arrest and treated at Hamot Hospital.
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Erie
Benny Wall
Earl L. Barnett
Samuel Carroll
Wall
Barnett
Harry J. Staszewski
William S. Turner
Patrick A. Shanahan
Hamot Hospital
Penelee Award Honors GenTel for Erie HQ Innovation
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania earns the All-Electric Building Award for its 96,000 square foot Erie headquarters. The building features a heat-of-light system that heats, cools, and lights the facility, cited as an outstanding example of modern building technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
General Telephone
GenTel
Penelec
Ralph F. Bovier
R. W. Britt
Bovier
Marine Bank Gifts CAHS Business Machines
Marine National Bank's Citizens Corry Office donated three business machines to Corry Area High School. Two National Cash Register Electronic Posting machines valued about $13,000 each and an NCR 20-Total Proof Machine costing about $7,000 were presented. The devices are functional for school use in bookkeeping courses though they no longer fit the bank's modern system.
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Corry Area
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
C. Conrad Monroe
Corry
National Cash Register
Monroe
From Corry To Attend Housing Session
Nearly 125 public officials and private sector representatives plan to attend a housing conference at the David Mead Inn in Meadville tomorrow. Participants include township and borough officials city planning housing authority specialists bankers builders and realtors with U S Congressman Joseph P Vigorito delivering opening remarks and Warren P Phelen giving the keynote for HUD regional office presence and five afternoon seminars on public housing.
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David Mead Inn
Meadville
City Planning
Corry
William Helmintoller
Housing Authority
Allison Brown
Authority
David Johnson
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Warren P. Phelen
Philadelphia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Space and water and sewage programs outlined
The discussion covers Senior Citizen housing, low rent public housing, the rent supplement program, and the Urban Renewal Administration rehabilitation program. The outline highlights housing and infrastructure initiatives impacting urban renewal and public utilities.
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Urban Renewal Administration
Family’s A continues tale of suspected contaminated intake
Cline said the Richards family owned the source and rolled in it or swal owed it while investigators sought the means of intake. Kitchen utensils were sent to a Sarasota lab for testing, but no insecticide trace was found. The Richardsons planned to move in with neighbors after two older children fell violently ill following the noon break, the illness first reported by school officials.
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Cline
Sarasota
Richardsons
Area Youth 17 Hospitalized After One Car Crash
A Grand Valley youth, Albert Schneider Jr., 17, was injured when his car hit a utility pole on Enterprise Road, overturned, and caused $2,000 damage. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Hamot Hospital Erie after initial treatment at Titonville Hospital.
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Grand Valley
Enterprise
Warren
Albert Schneider
Albert Schneider Sr
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Enterprise Road
Schneider
Titunville Hospital
Boosting United Fund in Corry Area with 100 Up Club Members
A list of new $100 Up Club members contributing to the United Fund of the Corry Area includes C. Conrad Monroe Dr. M. R. Amy Douglas D. Rozelle and several others such as Dr. Gerald Lloyd Dr. J. Guy Butters Paul Meerdink Duane Fogle Merle Dodd and Joseph Cohen among a broader roster. The entries name many individuals and spouses, reflecting community support toward the annual campaign goal.
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United Fund of
Corry
C. Conrad Monroe
M. R. Amy
Douglas D. Rozelle
Gerald Lloyd
R. Bruce Summerville
E. H. Harrinon
J. Guy Butters
Archie E. Tate
Paul Meerdink
Duane Fogle
Merle Dodd
Joseph Cohen
C. F. Bliss
James Jansen
Paul B. Sonoski
A. Bruce Smith
Frank Turben
Lloyd Meerdink
Albert DiNatale
W. W. Waterhouse
Cliff Buesink
Kern Sanford
E. G. Crapser Jr
Ross 0. Bailey
Lyle M. Chase
Roger Haight
Olaf Oman
Joseph Pitcavage
L. C. Nichols
Paul Bowen
Robert Church
Ex-Banker Accused In 1 Million Shortage
Michael M. Bearden a 35 year old former Rapids Bank and Trust trust officer and father of four was arrested on charges he embezzled and misapplied more than one million dollars in funds. A 65 count federal indictment filed in Shreveport cites 52 counts of embezzlement and 13 of misapplication for the period 1964 to 1966. Bearden disappeared for two months last year, returned February 21 and was jailed in Lake Charles on $80,000 bond after an earlier arrest for signing two unauthorized money orders totaling $18,104. He had been a Louisiana House candidate and is a law school graduate.
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Alexandria
Michael M. Bearden
Rapids Bank and Trust Co
U.S
Bearden
Lake Charles
Calcasieu Parish
Shreveport
Edward Shaheen
West
University of Arizona Law School
Louisiana House of Representatives
O'Hearn Mathews
Rapids Democratic Executive Committee
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Penelee
Carrig’s
Carrig
North Center
Ney
Hubley
Otay
Ray Elsen
Johnston
Marine Bank
Jeannette
Ernest Stoltz
Bob Church
North Center St
Jack O’ Lanterns
OAL
E.F.M. Stokers
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
National Safety Council
Sehman
West Main Street
Beneficial
BENES
Rene Corry
Beneficial Finance Co
Center St
Erie— Beneficial Finance Co
State St
Ariel
Chestnut St
Union City
North Main St
Beneficial Finance
Benetet
Canada
Scount CO
2Co
Emeartville Ark Ave
Ce Co
Uters
Woolrich
Ss Service
Sea’s Drug
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