Local notes on house break in and town events
City and Vicinity items report a break in scare on East Walnut Street with glass damage but no entry, a teen loitering arrest for peering into a neighbor’s window, and notices of local commerce, church meetings, and public projects. Also listed are post office land option in Mayville, a mobile skating rink plan, and various town incidents and ads.
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Journal
Titusville
East Walnut Street
Eric
Conrad Vergotz
New Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Meadville
Renfield K. Lane
Lane
Indiana
Ginnie
Mayville
Rep
Charles
Goodell
New York
Post Office Department
Post Office
Post Office Astra
Lydia Circle
First Methodist Church
Thion Street
Norman
J. Kline
Erleman
Register of Wills
Frank Carper
Amelia
Corry Beverage Distributor
Erie
Jotn Mirnszele
Bt. Winceit Hospital
Charles Kobel
Kobel
Miryszek
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Local Memo
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call. Corry Memorial Hospital admits Mrs. John Donoghue of 517 Liberty Street, Mrs. Frank Karkoski Jr of 11 East Columbus Avenue, and Mrs. Homer White of 803 North Center Street. Discharged are Myron J. Wallace, Norman Morris Jr by R. D. 4, Oscar Fralick of R. D. 1, and Charles Kireh of 422 West Washington Street. Red Cross used 1 pint yesterday and total 70 pints to date as of September 1 1958.
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Pennsylvania
Journal
Mayville
Supreme Court
John F. Dwyer
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Ora
Loveland
East Main Street
Spring Creek
WOTM
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Donoghue
Libretty's Breec
Frank Karkoski Jr
Columbus’ Avenue
Homer White
North Center Street
Myron J. Wallace
R. D
Oscar Fralick
Norman
Ralph Morris
Shady Avenue
Charles Kireh
West
Washington Street
Red Cross
Union City Hospital Discharges List
District residents discharged from Area Hospitals include Mrs. Arthur Roberts of Union City R. D. 1 Mrs. James Toohey of 75 West High Street Union City Richard Staley from Canonsburg Pa Mrs. Walter Dike of 8 Dowman Street Union City Mrs. Richard Stutzman R. D. 4 Union City David Kent R. D. 2 Wattsboro and Mrs. Howard Glover R. D. 3 Walon City.
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Union City
James Toohey
West High Street
Richard Staley
Canonsburg
Walter Dike
Dowman Street
Richard Stutzman
R. D
David Kent
Wattsboro
Arthur Roberts
Howard Glover
Walon City
Erie Grand Jury foreman named by judge
Charles Glazer was appointed foreman of the September Grand Jury yesterday morning by President Judge Bliner J. Fiyans. Eugene Pearson, 22, of the Salvation Army Home, is held for arraignment after being charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old girl reported missing near the waterfront. The girl had been missing about 48 hours. Cub Pack 26 Den mothers plan a Titusville rummage sale Friday from 9 am to 9 pm, donations contact Mrs. Ralph Eastman by Thursday.
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Cub Pack 26
East Branch
Titusville
Ralph Eastman
Labor Day Traffic Toll Estimate Reaches 450
The National Safety Council projects 450 deaths from traffic accidents over the upcoming Labor Day weekend 78 hours from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. It notes about 71 million vehicles will be on the roads, with an estimated seven billion miles driven.
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Wlaw Ago
National Safety Council
United States
Oklahoma Awakes to Legal Liquor After 52 Years
Oklahoma City AP reports the end of Prohibition as doors open at 10 a.m. at state sanctioned package stores. Governor Edmondson notes it begins an era of liquor taxation. bootleggers face obsolescence while enforcement prepares for disturbances. No public drinking and no local option.
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Oklahoma City
Carrie Nation
State Crime Bureau
Forrest Castle
Castle
Oklahoma
Gay
J. Howard Edmondson
Congress Wary Of Debate On Labor Measure
Senate conferees meet again on the labor bill with hopes for a swift accord. Key disputes remain over whether unrestricted secondary boycotts at construction sites should be exempt and whether organizational picketing should be allowed if the employer commits an unfair labor practice. House reluctance persists while Mitchell and Kennedy push for the exemptions.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mllnois
House
Landrum-Griffin
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
John F_ Kennedy
D-Mass
Santa Claus Post Office Letter Reveals Hidden Cash
Ed Brinkman and brother in law Charles Roth found envelopes containing $260 in ten dollar bills and $65 in new folding money mailed in plain envelopes. Police will consult the Federal Reserve about the bills origins while noting no local bank robberies. Oklahoma’s repeal of prohibition leaves Mississippi as the only constitutionally dry state.
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Oklahoma
Mississippi
Steel strike drains stocks as weeks stretch into fall
New York AP reports the steel strike lengthens into another month with most users planning to stretch inventories until mid October. Layoffs hit ice mines and railroads serving mills while suppliers from metalworkers to plastic molders brace for delivery delays and shrinking output. The Research Institute of America notes 30 of 300 steel users hit so far, with sharper shortages looming by mid and next month. The long term shows a brighter horizon three months after a strike end, but near term outlook remains dim as furnaces restart and customers await normal deliveries.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Boston & Maine
Research Institute of America
Institute
A.dimmer
Tis Financial
Arraign Doctor and Model in Slaying as Trial Date Set
Dr R Reynard Finch, 41, wealthy surgeon, pleads innocent to the July 1 slaying of his socialite wife Barbara Finch at West Covina home. Co-defendant Carole Tregoff, ex-secretary, enters no plea. bail denied for Finch. Trial planned for November 24. motions on dismissal and consolidation set for September 1.
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R. Reynard Finch
Carole Tregoft
James Gi. Whyte
Tregoff
Finch
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