Erie Ends Feud Over Lost Fund Settlement
Erie council unanimously approved a $93,000 settlement with the Downing estate to resolve a housing project land claim. The city will receive the remaining portion of a $250,000 lost fund, excluding back taxes owed, securing full project control. Attorney Gerald McNelis’ tenants’ rights appeal remains under appeal after a higher court ruling.
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ERTE
Roger Young Howsinge
Gerald Weber
Weber
William Washabaugh
Downing
Roger Young
Gerald McNelis
McNelis
Wright
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest Highlights Local Visits
Ida Mead of Spring Creek and Florence Spencer of Youngsville hosted Nellie Burch on Wednesday. Richard Price and daughter Cathy visited. Price teaches at the college. Bessie Marlins of Blackville called on Eliza James. Martha Perkins and brother Aden Jr spent time with Marvin’s family. they returned to Youngstown, Ohio. Gerald Simms of Lakewood visited his parents. Bear Lake firemen attended the Dunkirk Fair in uniform. Bruce Price returned to Houghton College for his second year.
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Bear Lake
Ida Mead
Spring Creek
Florence Spencer
Youngsville
Nellie Burch
Richard Price
Cathy
Hough
College
Price
Collees
Eliz James
Carl Cook
Women's Society For
Ellie Burch
Service
Bessie Marlins
Blackville
Eliza James
Martha Perkins
Aled Jr
Marvin
Youngtown
Gerald Simms
Lakewood
Guy Cornish
Muroon
Bruce Price
Houghton College
Palatka Driving Test Ends Abruptly in Parking Lot
NO WONDER HE FAILS PALATKA Fla After demonstrating his driving ability with examiner Earl Gott as a passenger James R Clark pulled into a parking lot That's where his test for d
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Palatka
Fla
Earl Gott
James R Clark
Adenauer Wins Warm Welcome in Bonn Homecoming
Chancellor Adenauer returned to Bonn amid a public welcome after talks with Soviet leaders. He expressed doubt that Premier Bulganin would keep to his pledge to release Germans held in the Soviet Union and said a list of remaining prisoners could be submitted if needed. German West Germans hailed the return and urged swift action on prisoner releases.
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Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenquien
Tio
Premnint Il Gunn
Russia
Wyedfold
Buleanin
Bulvanin
Khrushchev
Gommunist Party
Hiss
Soviet Union
Tundreds
Bonn-Cologne
Fatherlind
Winners Named In Clymer Primary With Narrow Votes
The almost entirely Republican Clymer primary yesterday named winners in each race. Key figures include Harold Teaters 208 votes and Edwwarst Wipenes 264 for Town Clerk, with Compton 213, Clifford Smith 181, Edwin Fiolthouny 267 for Assessor, John Gonk 275 for Texes Collector, and Grant Smith 245 for Superintendent. Carol Compton led county committeemen candidates with 240 votes to Walter Sturvers 246. Pittsburgh realtor Richard Fechtenturt announced as realtors association president candidate.
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Clymer Esterday
Inervisar
Harold Teaters
A Tolin- Wasik
Edwwarst Wipenes
Tusiloe
Lele Compton
Robart Seheliive
Cornell— Clifford Smith
Ernest Catliseh
Edwin Fiolthouny
Wither Bill
Clarence Leeters
John Gonk
HiehjSivs
Grant Smith
Donald Rusti
Carol Compton
Walter Sturvers
Godfrey In New Plane Incident
Aythue Godfrey, a pilot, denies misbehavior after a recent plane incident near Chicago O’Hare. The Civil Aeronautics Administration reviews the case while authorities investigate communications, a radio exchange, and a claim of the craft rolling on descent.
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Washington
Aythue Godfrey
Air Safety
Mays
Civil Aeronautins
Fort H
Godfrey
Ozark Antines
Chicieus
Nading Airport
Plane overtook aircraft near airport departure in 1954
Ozark said a plane overtook them shortly after departure from the airport. The incident, witnessed across their course, forced a re speed to avoid the other plane’s prop. The CAA identified the plane as Godfrey’s blue and white executive type. Investigators probe possible violation of stop at which Godfrey received a six month suspension from the Teterboro control tower in January 1954.
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Ozark
Coliese
CAA
Godfrey
Buena
Teterboro
N. J
Boy Killed by Truck in Connellsville Pa
A seven year old, Robert Collins, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Collins of Uns Fayette Counts community, was fatally injured yesterday when he ran into a truck while near his home. Police said the boy was attempting to buy ice cream from a truck parked near his residence.
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Connellsville
Robert Collins
Ralph Collins
Uns Fayette Counts
Pennzoil Raises Offer To 95 Cents For 400 Striking Workers
Pennzoil offers a general 95 cent per hour wage increase to 400 striking refinery workers after talks at a union meeting in Oklahoma City. The proposal would extend the contract to August 1, 1957 with an automatic five cent raise effective August 1, 1956. No date was announced for another union meeting.
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Kai Wie
Rennin Company
Ari Aurur Lung
Alon
Tesss
OK Chis
Perinzoit
Union to Hold Meeting Over Latest Offer For Striking Workers
The union plans a membership meeting next Monday night in Rouseville to discuss the company's latest offer. Pennzoil seller Harold Gates said the 31 day strike has cost workers about a quarter of a million dollars in wages, averaging roughly $800 per worker.
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Rouseville
Harold Gates
Pennzoil
Gates
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Clymer
Herds Realtors
Pittsburgh
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Eddington
Buck County
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Robert A. MacDonald
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Wellman’s Vacuum Cleaner Sales and Service
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