Civil damage suit filed over 1958 car crash injuries
A civil damage complaint was filed in common pleas court by Erle Kenneth and Gertrude Massing and their two year old daughter seeking more than 12 000 for injuries from a July 31 1958 collision caused by Blythe Schickling. Others items include local notices on school board eligibility, Halloween events, local commerce ads, and public notices across Meadville Bradford Erie Titusville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Erle
Kenneth
Gertrude Massing
Common Pleas Court
Blythe Schickling
Massing
wNo
Journal Printing Department
Erie
Allegheny County
Glenn Henson
Bradford ‘Woods
Roberts
Hanlon
Harborcreek
Mabel
Washington
Troy L. Campbell
R. D
Waterford
Degister
Sarah McQuitty
Rose H. Campbell
Lutheran Church Sunday School
Edith A. Krebs
Yellow Cab Co
Corry Beverage Distributor
Warren
Bruce Lindell
Lander
Warren State Hospital
Edward Day
Youngsville
At Sea
Meadville
French Creek
Col. W. W. Smith
Pittsburgh
Lares
St. Vincent Hospital
Yah
Beth Log
Burt Camp
Ellen Majehrowski
Harry Cornman
the Moose
The
Rhythmaires
Harald Robinson
Welder Supply Co
Manpower, Inc
Manpower Inc
Mario Bagnoni
George L! Hayes
Mildred Bronson
West
Pam—Beash
John Miseta
Samuel Roberts
Miseta
Six Injured In Chemical Blast at Michigan State
An explosion and flash fire at Michigan State University damaged the Kendzie Chemical Laboratory Building. Three graduate students were critically burned, and three others injured by glass and burns. Rescue efforts included Lt. Annie Gordon aiding the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Phillip A. Shreiner
Lanstalc
Harlow M. Mork
Trenton
Fillmore Freeman
Chicago
Sparrow Hospital
Mork
Shreiner
Freeman
Ernest P. Benson Jr
New Castle
James L. Corbin
Frank J. Chloupek
Berwyn
Flass
Kendzie
Chloupek
Annie Gordon
East Lansing Fire Department
Steel Strike At A Glance and Hine Urge ABSA
United Steelworkers and a major producer group press top level talks in Pittsburgh while Granite City Steel Co. scales a pact. Some firms keep separate talks and court action looms as USW seeks Supreme Court review of Taft Hartley injunction. Half a million steelworkers idle and allied industries lose about $25,000 in auto and rail sectors. Losses cited as steelworkers suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niuurias
Wive
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Granite City Steel Co
Sim
Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Josing
Convict Pupil and Teacher After Football Riot
In Smingh am Alabama a Parker High principal testified that teachers must collect knives and guns before a game. A hearing resulted in fines for a teacher and pupil and a 180 day jail term for the pupil. The Parker Western clash ended 7 7 with multiple injuries and weapons seized. Willie Denson was convicted of shooting at another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smingham
Ala
Robert C. Johnson
Johnson
Parker High School
Parker
Western High
Calvin Smith
Willie Denson
Denson
Westbrook Walker
Bill Conway
Walker
Strike Grips Mills Over Wage Hikes and Work Rules
The 108 day old strike traps mills in a wage and fringe benefits dispute. Industry says raises would be inflationary unless it wins strict work rules changes to cut costs. union refuses to concede on work rule concessions, citing economic stakes. About 70 million dollars weekly paid in wages and 300 million weekly lost in production.
Hospital Delays Care Amid Emergency Call Outs
Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician in emergencies. Admissions include Rexford C Morris 985 Shady Avenue and Diane Ahl 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Pred Ahl 43 Chestnut Street. Discharges list Mrs Robert Sullivan and Mrs Walter Zojonc among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rexford C. Morris
Shady Avenue
Dean Harper
Clymer Maxine
Wayne Fralick
R. D
Louis Miller
Ast South. Street
Michselene
Michael Skales
Diane
Pred Ahl
Chestnut Street
Merrill A. Nichols
Liberty Street
Melvin Crawford
Robert Sullivan
Mead Avenue
Walter Zojonc
North Clymer
Martin Robbins
East Main Street
Local Union City Addresses List Residents and Streets
Area hospitals and residents listed in Union City with Suzanne Price on Miles Street, Mrs John Yost on Hemlock Street, Alex Covelessi on South Main, Tenatius Kwitkowski on R D 2 Wattsburg and other addresses. The fragment documents a directory style record of names and locations without additional context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Suzanne Price
Miles Street
John Yost
R. D. Eelly
Venessa
Freighter and tanker collide near Statue of Liberty
In clear weather north of Bedloe's Island the Israeli freighter collided with the American Press. One crewman from the Israel was missing, ten serious injuries were reported among passengers, and the Israel was towed to Brooklyn with minor water intrusion. The American Press suffered two gaping holes but no injuries. The dockside collision occurred after 8 p.m. in ten mile visibility and the cause was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
Statue of Liberty
Coast Guard
Tord Shipyards
Brooklyn
Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Bedloe
Manhattan
Hudson River
Autocratic Designer D Venice Dies of Heart Attack at 77
Fra Ernest Gray Davison a noted automobile designer and British minister of supply for London during World War I died Wednesday following a heart attack. Born in Glasgow Scotland he was 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Venice
Ernest, Gray Davison
London
Glasgow
Scotland
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East Irving
Bradford
Bradford Hospital Key
McKeatt County Tuberculosis and Health Society Board of Directors
Colonial Hotel
Smethport
Moose Club
Townville
Forrest L. Smith
Smith
Hotel Corry
Anthony Vacanti
Lee Sherman
Hamot Hospital
Fountainette
Titusville
Ritz
Lady’s Pride
Carroll's
Franklin's
United Fund
Concord
McCray Community Aid
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Washington St
Jane Parker Plain
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Mystery
Republican County
Neriri County
Democratic Campaign Committee
AtThe
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Paul
Corry
Center St
Barr
Aren li
S. Cobb
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