Paragraf notes on prices and local events
Price changes show an 0.8 percent rise in Pennsylvania between April and July 1953 driven by food and housing costs. Local work on a new McInnes Steel Co addition progresses, while injuries at Corry Memorial Hospital and a divorce filing in Erie County are reported. Public assistance rolls decline to 202,509, with detailed breakdowns by program. multiple local notices include school opening plans, a missing twin inquiry, and a marriage license.
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Nighérile-Fiome
Pensylvania
Bureauf Research and Information
Department of Labor and Industry
Glenn Group
Erie
McInnes Steel Co
Mpant
East
Manin Street
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Cranesville Man Burns as Kerosene Explodes
Lawrence Taylor, 41, critically burned when a five gallon kerosene can exploded while he tried to start a coal stove in his basement. His son-in-law Daniel Parker, 20, suffered first and second degree burns aiding him. both are at St. Vincent's Hospital. No house damage.
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Cranesville
Lawrence Taylor
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Daniel Parker
North East
Parker
St. Vincent's
H. L. Pomeroy
Cronesville
Taylor
John M Pinko Buried Saturday Morning
A prayer service for the late John A. Pinko was held Saturday at 10:30 AM at Bracken Funeral Home. Veterans Council conducted the committal at Lutheran Cemetery with bearers Welter Royele and others. attendees included relatives from Corry and Clymer and visitors from Buchid Ohio Union City Baden Houston Canonsburg and Canonsburg.
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John A. Pinko
Andrew Tinko
Sandusky
Frank Dudas
Joseph Tinko
Josepha
Union City
Michael Antonette
John Shydlowski
Baden
Tony Ro Genki
Stephen Jingleski
Houston
Walter Cekala
Canonsburg
Lightning Ignites Multiple Fires Across Kaneville Area
Weekend blazes sparked by lightning and alleged child carelessness caused extensive property damage in Kaneville. An eight year old, Donald McClintock, is hospitalized with arm and facial burns from an explosion at Arthurs' oil lease. Other fires struck Bechtel house near Emlenton and Mariasville, and Dunn home at Hulls Run. Mrs Dunn suffered a mild heart attack. Three children blamed for the Kaneville oil lease blast, where a match ignited a riveted storage tank lid and fire spread.
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Kaneville
Donald McClintock
Harold McClintock
OU City Hospital
Arthurs
Edward Bechtel
Emlenton
Mariasville
Bechtel
Ing
Seneca
D. A. Dunn
Hull
Bert Burchfield
Kane Opens Campaign To Challenge Pittsburgh Mayor
Republican Leonard P Kane kicked off his bid to unseat Democratic Mayor David I Lawrence in Pittsburgh. He proposes a 24 point plan to cut taxes, streamline city government, depoliticize the police, modernize zoning, fix traffic, attract new industry, and require pre election audits of city finances.
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Pittsburgh
Leonard P Kone
Fittsburl
David I. Lawrence
Kane
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Kim Blount
Richard Blount
Johnson Street
Larry Kalika
Michael Kalika
Erie County Prothonotary’s Office
Matilda W. Little
Corry
Dana J. Little
Pstie
Bloomfield Township
Bloomfield-Athens
Donald Dickinson
West Pleasant Street
Foun
City Police
Mead Avenue
Gerald Williams
Cleveland Heights
Willams
Willims
Melbournn and Sons
Cleveland
Erie County Court
Robert D. Pless
Caroline A. Walton
Kenton Roush
Ralph Roush
North Clymer
Franklin
Edward Riemenschneider
Peter Mamusich
Midland
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
28Th District of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Archie W. Thomson
Bowen
Indies of the
VEW Auxiliary
Clymer
Tuffy’s
Kendall
TUFFY
Center
Washington Stat
Powell’s Used Cars
East Main St
Felts
England
John M. Pinko
Reyes
S. Center
Phillipc
N. Center
the Farmer's
National Bank
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Beaver Club
Mace Lorry
Dr.t. 5
Kelsey, Corry, PA
Wrenn
Ybert Vast Oe Ee
North Center Stree
Carmel
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