Erie and Surroundings Briefs and Notices
City and vicinity news items include forgery and burglary cases in Erie County with inmates named Evian Battie, Erikl, and Wodarski. Other notes cover Erie city highway talks, a Republican screening dinner, traffic injuries, a Meadv ille United Fund drive update, East avenue street bond issue questions, and local events at Ginnie’s Sombrero Room and Moose Club.
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Cariiliens
Biale Parole Beard
Pirrale
Erie and
Ares
Har
Evian
Fountainette
Erie
Arthur J. Gardner
Thruston J. Dakes
The
Journal
Pittsburgh
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Town Hall
L. E. Chapman
Allen Gibson
Burgess William Rice
Warren
Robert Byers
Eyers
Herbert White
Marion
Nyy
Leroy Lingerman
Hamot Hospital
Ginnie
Former Sparta Woman Dies in Hornell NY
Juvia Richards, a former Spartansburg resident, died last evening at her home in Hornell New York. She is survived by one son Thomas Richards of Buffalo New York. Friends may call at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg tomorrow afternoon and attend funeral services at 2 o'clock. Interment will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg.
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Aurs
Juvia Ruchards
Spartansburg
Hornell
Thomas Richards
Buffalo
N. Y
Torreynd Hays
Rose Hill
Hospital Report and local notices in Corry and Titusville
In Corry and nearby Titusville areas, hospital notes report difficulty summoning a physician during emergencies at Corry Hospital, with admissions and discharges listed for Elwer Comber Merrill Wade Roy Stuffiebeam William McCarthy Albert Sandburg Mrs Lawrence Anderson Jr. and Mrs Robert Joy, while discharges include Harold Morton and several others. Additional items note Bradford's W M Shoemaker named to the Independent Petroleum Association of America executive committee, Spartansburg school board actions including stereoscopic eye testing equipment and cafeteria upgrades, bridge classes at the YMCA starting November 11, and a Titusville traffic crash involving Harry Swanson Jr. on Legislative Route 0085 with property damage but no serious injuries.
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Sal Merrill Wade
Roy Stuffiebeam
West Main Street
William McCarthy
Meanayerue
Albert Sandburg
Columbus
Lawrence Anderson Jr
Snyder Circle
Robert Joy
White Street
Bradford
W. M. Shoemaker
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Dating
Tex
Spartansburg
Sparta
Iso
Titusville
Harry Swanson Jr
R. D
Petroleum Center
Swanson
Franklin
Titusville Abmond Tee Try Police Tings Valiations
Titusville report shows $428 collected in local violations, with notes of September 1996 figures and comparisons to past totals. James Burrows, 16, in Cleveland Clintor Hospital for back surgery after a fever spike prompted doctors to drain his wound. his mother says recovery shows signs of strength.
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Titusville
Abmond Tee
James Burrows
Hydetown
Cleveland Clintor Hospital
Cline
Robert Burrows
Hold Woman In Husband Death In Cedar Lake Slayings
Mrs Carole Brown 21 is held without charge in the slaying of her husband Richard 22 whose body was found in Cedar Lake last Tuesday Sheriff Langley said she signed a statement admitting she shot him in the head in October Yesterday officers accompanied her to Meander Reservoir where she said she threw the gun The weapon was not found The Browns were previously charged in an embezzlement from a carpenters union of which Mrs Brown was secretary totaling 14013. Both were free on bond and described a long running marital dispute.
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sGuruoruwyn
Um Warr
Carole Brown
Richard
Cedar Lake
Paul J. Langley
Meander Reservoir
Brown
Carpenters Union
Grape Harvest Stalls As Rain Slows California Growers
Rain slows grape deliveries across Chautauqua County with about 40 percent of the crop still unpicked. Growers face reduced picker enthusiasm in cold wet weather while some large operations consider cutting labor if conditions do not improve. Grapes at peak sugar content will not improve with warmth, and temperatures dipping to the mid 20s could freeze remaining fruit needing rapid harvest and processing. Weather forecasts call for clearing skies and cooler temperatures in the near term.
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T. D. Jordan
Chautauqua County
Jordan
Weather Bureau
Franklin woman avoids injury after rollover crash
Ms. Marjorie Carson, 28, of Franklin, left three children at a relative’s home and endured a crash six miles west of Franklin at 10 15 am yesterday. Her car skidded through an intersection, struck a culvert, and overturned twice, shattering windows and demolishing the vehicle. She crawled out unhurt with a slight rip in a black jacket.
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Marjorie Carson
Franklin
Life in prison for two 14 year old rapists in Kentucky
Two 14 year old African American boys, Richard Workman and Isaacs Pipes, pleaded guilty to raping a 71 year old white woman in Louisville. The judge imposed life sentences without parole in open court, with possible gubernatorial clemency unlikely. The youths broke into the woman’s home last August, raped her, and assaulted her with a broomstick.
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Louisville
Richard Workman
Isaacs Pipes
Kentucky
la Grange State Reformatory
Commonwealth
Benjamin Shobe
A. B. Chandler
Shobe
Soviet author Pasternak under attack over Nobel prize
The Soviet press denounces Boris Pasternak for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature while three Soviet scientists receive the Nobel Physics Prize. Pravda calls the literature award a reactionary political maneuver, urging Pasternak to reject the prize. The story notes Pasternak’s book is banned in the USSR but read abroad.
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Doctor Zhivago
Pasternak
Pravda
Communist Party
P. A. Cherenkov
LM. Frank
Igor E. Tamm
Moscow
Soviet Union
Odd adenovirus Type 4 linked to military infections
Louis AP reports virologist Dr. Harold Ginsberg cites adenoviruses as a family causing cold like illnesses. Type 4 infects mainly militarily clothed adults and recruits, a mystery in epidemiology, with Type 7 as a rival military pest. Types 3 and 8 affect civilians, mainly children.
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4. Louis
American Public Health Association
Harold 8. Ginsberg
Western Reserve University Medical School
Ginsberg
Hopes Wane For Early Arms Pact
A proposed one year halt on nuclear tests by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union faced fresh resistance from the Soviet Union at the United Nations in New York. The Soviet spokesman rejected the year long suspension and called for immediate unconditional end to testing. American secretary of state Dulles warned that continued Soviet testing could derail Geneva talks and undermine efforts to prevent surprise attacks.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
New York
United Nations
Dulles
Geneva
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United Fund
Kingsley Hall
R. W. Horton
Drive
Brie
Robert E. Woodside
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Lindley R. McClelland
McClelland
Woodside
Moose Club
del Sincheck
Orl
East Avenue
Uje
Joseph Walczak
Enat Avenue
Walerak
F.L
Jamestown
William Swanson
Napa
Calif
San Francisco
Clarence Dingfelder
Loblaws
Enegal
Loblaw
Idaho
Cherry Valley
Corry Hospital
Elwer Comber
Harold Morton
Spring Creek
Theresa Fernbeck
North Center Strait
Floyd Curry
Bear Lake
William Kerstetter
East Main Street
Roy Coalea
Spartansbine
William Chiricuzio
South Center Street
William Helmintoller
YMCA
J. Fred Kinley
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Lakewood
Ne Y
Nels Carlson
Carlson
Pleasantville
Doyle Stuck
McKean
Burdette Blount
Blount
Stuck
Tuffy’s
Kendall
Washington Streets
Tate
Service and Health
Steps
Monn
Beno
Ursa Oh
Far East
John Wayne
Biguon
Eiko Ando
John Huston
Odd Virus Service Pest
Bennett
Corry
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