Local notices and industry moves in Erie area
The Erie Journal highlights wedding invitation displays at The Journal with night checkout options. Also reported are the Erie Red Cross to host a labor institute in September, lumber shipment from Crawford County to Dublin Ireland aboard the Duquesne Terminal, a Westinghouse appliance showcase in Cherry Hardware, a flood relief clearance project for Oil Creek at Drake Well Park funded by February legislation, a custody ruling in a Chicago case, Elks regular meeting details, a civil suit involving Lindsay Chemical Division, a rummage sale by American Legion Auxiliary, a criminal assault charge dismissal for Stanley Sharkey in Eric, and related local notices.
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Erie
American Red Cross
Antilial Labor Institute
Red Cross
Joseph Walczak Jr
Titusville
St. Lawrence Seaway
Crawford County
Fisher and Young the
East Titusville
Port Erie
Duquesne
Dublin
Ireland
New Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Drake Well Park
5. K. Stevens
The
Historical and Museum Commission
Maurice K. Goddard
Department of Forests and Waters
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Wesley Pfennig
Jean Pfennig Turpin
Edward Wsysocki
Charles G. Pfenning
Chicago
Elks
American Legion Auxiliary
Dodd's
Eric
Stanley Sharkey
Merchie Calabrese
Sharkey
Franklin succeeds Vickrey as Army staff chief
A brief item notes Vicinity Oil Company selects Allie Hy Pore as staff chief, succeeding Col Lester A. Vickrey who retired in August after a long Army career. The reflection mentions Franklin taking command and references Governors Island, with notes on past leadership and wartime timing. It also covers local police activity, a court sentencing for check thieves, and various town notices.
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Allie Hy
Atil City
Paelan
Kimep
Fav
Upepeliotis
Fist Army
Bern
Governors Island
Col
Lester A Vickrey
Seon Aefive
Dan Franklin
Franklin
Ap mM
Joseph P Willson
Dames H. Gates
Willie Porter
Willson
Chalmus R. Hudson
Oakland
Model airplane fly ing tonight at the high schoal
Several readable items report vandalism damages to planes and a radio antennae at Erie high school plus youths are suspected. Other notices include cemetery aid meeting at the Dyné home, a relief corps picnic at Mead Park, and ship arrivals in Erie Harbor with Crescent Lines awaited.
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Erie
Michael Mireenhe
Eddie Krin
Britton Run
Alvin Dyné
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Mead Park
S. E Signebord
Liverpool Lines, Ltd
Erie Harbor
Joseph C. Martin
Cleveland
Signebord
Bay Harbor
Crescent Lines
Oklahoma Liquor Stores Open Amid Calm Celebration
Oklahoma City residents marked the first legal liquor sales since statehood with orderly curiosity as nearly 500 stores opened. Tax officials reported liquor stamp sales in August approaching four million dollars while prices ran high due to a 2.40 dollar per gallon tax. Shoppers included committed patrons and curious first-timers, with many buying modest amounts and some purchasing for boisterous bootlegger pricing elsewhere.
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Oklahoma City
Sooners
State Tax Commission
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Durant
Cushing
Rail Unions Back Scrapping Wage Escalator Clauses
Eleven railroad unions propose dropping cost of living escalator clauses in wage deals affecting about four million workers. Railroads oppose the move as inflation protection under review by the unions and the New York Times. The proposal comes with a push for long-term contract stability and avoidance of new wage demands.
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Wew Yonnar
New York Times
United Steelworkers Union of America
Labor
Namel
Man Burns Home in Despondent Act Sentenced to 3 Years
Sanford pleaded guilty to setting fire to his 11 room home during a wave of despondency on July 28. He was sentenced today to one to three years in Western State Penitentiary and fined $100. police quoted him saying he could not hold a job or care for his four children.
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Anaries
Saptora
A. D
Erie
Western State Penitentiary
Sanford
Hospital discharges and new admissions listed in Corry Memorial
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 28201. Corry Memorial Hospital admits Mrs Theodore Root of 101 Snyder Circle and Mrs Vante Hamilton of R D 1. Also listed are Mrs Harold F Smith of Spring Creek, and discharges including Edward Royek and sons Joseph Steven of 324 West Pleasant Street, Mrs Frank Karkoski Jr of 11 East Columbus Avenue, Mrs John Seth and son Richard William of Sugar Grove, Mrs David Ehrhart of 219 Wayne Street, E William aged 10 months, child of Mr and Mrs F Williams Chirucalo of 364 South Center Street, Mrs Milton Chaffee and daughter Ruth Irene of R D J, Mrs Kenneth Watrous of Spring Creek, and Harold R Jackson of 217 West Columbus Avenue.
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Edward Royek
Joseph Steven
West Pleasant Street
Frank Karkoski Jr
East Columbus Avenue
John Seth
Richard William
Sugar Grove
David Ehrhart
Wayne Street
E. William
F. Williams Chiricualo
South Center Street
Milton Chaffée
Ruth Irene
Kenneth Watrous
Spring Creek
Harold R. Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Area Hospitals Names and Addresses Listed
The document lists individuals associated with area hospitals including James Lipari Newark N Evelyn Paladino San Jose California Emma Giannini San Jose California Patricia Murrin Chicago William Warden Eric Richard Staley Canonsburg Mrs Walter Duke Dowman Street Union City Thelma Duryee D D 3 Union City Clifford Shampoe Wattsburg David Kent Wattsburg mentions Union City and Wattsburg in the roster of names and locations.
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Union City
James Lipari
Newark
Evelyn Paladino
San Jose
Cali
Emma Giannini
Calif
Patricia Murrin
Chicago
William Warden
Eric
Richard Staley
Canonsburg
Walter Duke
Dowman Street
Thelma Duryee
D. D
Clifford Shampoe
Wattsbur
David
Kent
Wattsburg
Convicted Slayer Seeks New Trial in Pa Case
Greensburg AP Leo F. Demote a 19 year old Yukon trapper was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of a deputy. Defense asks for a new trial contending the verdict conflicts with law, the evidence, and the court's charge.
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Greensburg, Pa
Leo F. Demote
Yukon
Nehru notes defense rift not altering command
New Delhi AP report says Prime Minister Nehru asserted defense commands remain unchanged despite a rift between Defense Minister Krishna Menon and Army Chief Lt Gen Thimayya. Thimayya briefly resigned over a promotion dispute but withdrew his resignation at Nehru's request. Police in Calcutta battled rioters over Bengal food policy, with gunfire killing 7 and wounding 30. Bhutan denies Chinese border crossings as tensions ease on the Northeast frontier.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Parliament
Krishna Menon
Thimayya
Congress Party
Hehru
Tibet
the Statesman
Bhutan
Rigme Dorit
Calcutta
Dorf
Bengal
Kerala
Cycle Driver Killed In Crash In Altoona Pa
A motorcycle collision in Altoona killed 18 year old Thomas Cunningham of Patton after his bike bumped a moving car, went through a guard rail and fell 10 feet. Passenger Adrian S. Holtz, 21, of Hastings, was in critical condition at Mercy Hospital. Both were returning from work with Young Construction Co at State College.
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Altoona, Pa
Torday
Thomas Cunningham
Patton
Here
Adrian 5. Holtz
Hastings
Mercy Hospital
Alona
Young Construction Co
State College
Eisenhower Dominates Foreign Policy Amid Khrushchev Tensions
President Eisenhower increasingly controls U S foreign policy with aims to seek peaceful Soviet solutions in his final 16 months. Khrushchev's Berlin brinkmanship and desire for a summit pushed Eisenhower into constant activity. Herter's quiet presidency contrasts with Dulles intense public role, shaping policy through the year.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Tod Foster Dullés
Herter
Khrushchev
Berlin
Youth After Crash Continues on Page One
Franklin reports a crash involving two youths, Ralph and Garry Doyle. Ralph was rushed to the hospital with possible head injuries and bruises, while Garry suffered a concussion, probable skull fracture, and multiple contusions. The driver stayed at the scene. Garry was found hidden in high weeds near the highway.
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Franklin
Ralph
Garry
Doyles
Ocala
Gary
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Raymond Wright
Herbert Cooper
Arthurdale
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Burd Cooper and Bronze Co
Erie Coast
Meadville
Stoneboro
Tomore Tow
Metcor County
Meee Cer County Sportsmen's Association
Eric Thomas Roberts
Harborcreek
Hamot Hospital
Ginnie's
Nick Apples
Robert Schultz
Kearsarge
Erle
Donald Lethaby
Lethaby
Baptist
Justice of the Peace
John Lyons
W. Schinitile
Piao
High Schoal
Ohio
New York
Helen R
Albert V. Anderson
Lyndhurst
Ele County
Polix Regiers Jr
Depew
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House
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Griffin
Michi-gan
House Gop
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Phil Landrum
Georgia
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Snyder Circle
Vante Hamilton
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Marlow
Erityes
Geneva
Latin America
Europe
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Eisenower Woll
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Mab
Rey Heave
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Ole Paine
Pater
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