Erie and area notes span dairy show results to local crime and weather
Amy Curtis placed seventh in junior cast and third in senior Jersey classes at Harrisburgs Pennsylvania Junior Dairy Show while Erie area reports note railroad earnings rising to 4190399 for August with 14 cents per share and interim eight month profit, local real estate, licenses, and court actions. Also town police log details a door damage incident on West Main Street and a weather forecast predicting cool spell with scattered showers through the weekend.
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Amy Curtis
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Amy
State Bceneary of Agriculture
William L. Henning
Erin
Harry W. von Willer
Erie
New York
West Virginia
70 Students End Strike At Brier Hill School
Brownsville news reports 70 students return to class at Brier Hill after a strike sparked by unsafe conditions claimed by parents of Allison No 1 pupils. Parents sought a court order to block enforcement of transfers to Brier Hill as the Redstone Township School Board faced injunction requests and picketing. Police warned of prosecution if pupils missed classes as the board had warned earlier.
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Brownsville
Baer Hill School
Ba Purst Lia Works
Fayette Chinty
Rustane Bane
Redstone Township
Allison No. 1
Brier Hl
Trial Postponed for Turnpike Aide McSorley in Pa
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission suspended chairman G Franklin McSorley sees his trial for misconduct delayed to November 13 after counsel Carl B Shelley cites a heavy September term docket. McSorley, indicted on retaining the chauffeur of a former official, remains under glare of charges.
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Freeserese
Annearmanglth
G. Franklin McSorley
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Carl B. Shelley
McSorley
AFL-CIO Cleanups and Union Racketeering Charges
AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee forward a cleanup order naming Beck Hoffa Frank W Brewster Sidney J Brennan as guilty of improper dealings. Indictments against Teamsters Textile and Bakery Workers unions cited for racketeering. Hearings before the U S Senate committee influenced the findings and charges were brought before the council.
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Aie
Teamsters
Mimi Beach
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Coinneil
Wemen
Beck, Hoffa
Frank W Brewster
Seattle
Sidney J. Brennan
Minneapolis
Bibleal Practices Committee
Textile and Bakery Workers Union
Afl-Cto
U. S. Senate
Burglars Clean Teachers' Desks At Lakewood Grade School
Burglars looted a safe at Lakewood Grade School in Millcreek Township and took about 100 dollars. They also emptied desks of several teachers, with funds from students intended for the Red Grass. Chairman Thomas J. Evans is noted on the payroll for eight months after leaving the commission.
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Erie Uf
Lakewood
Millereeke Township
Thomas J. Evans
Commission
Evans
Ike Defends Move InTo Address s continuen from Page One
President Eisenhower defended his policy action amid crowds and press questions. He deplored what he called beat ups and inadequate weapon supply as he addressed lawmakers and citizens from the White House, stressing the need for public understanding of his reasons.
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Newport Eyenhower
Joel
Unie Jis al Clemingy
Rome
L'Uone
Huyls
Fhwuiower
White
Supreme Court decision cited on enforcement of federal rulings
Pittsburgh crash claims life of 43 year old Mabel Stephens in an Allegheny River auto collision. Ruth West, 34, and her 7 year old daughter were hospitalized after the wreck. Truck driver Willis H. Reamer, 33, escaped injury in the Penn Township incident.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Mabel Stephens
Penn Township
Ruth West
Penn Townsity
Governers Fear Troop Movement Stirs Deep Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows governors voicing fear over troop movement and possible overreach of federal power. Mentions West Virginia Governor Cecil Uniternou opposing a proposal and unsettled reactions among Southern governors. Incomplete phrases suggest a heated national dialogue and urban unrest reports from Little Rock.
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Renmisideel Lax
Ulat
Max L. Christix
Lawrence J. Bolyinux
Railroad
Donald H. Armitage
Lyle H. Wilcox
Snyter
National Bank of Corry
Thomas W. Craggux
Belota
Erie County Court House
Edward Girovsky
Duquesne
Sophie R. Sanders
Corry
Louis ©. Cataltu
Marian L. Cataly
Cony
Gordon J. Berg
Wattsburg
Janice A. Moore
Clymer
Carroll D. Kearns
Corry Post Office
Angelo Frisina
Weal
West Mainstreet
Carry Memorial Hospital
Edward Cole
Clarence Cole
Wayne Street
Charles Rathesale
Park Street
Joseph Gronostal
East South Street
Madeley Hooke
Dhs
X-Ray Wits
Donald Hund
West Door
Ashe
Everett Eastman
West Frederick Street
Lo Val
Enerman
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edward Winderl
Niobe
N.Y. Umderwent
Robert Owens
Willis Qwens
Pakistan
Ethiopia
Warren
Warren County
M. L. J Nagah
Ministry of Agriculture
Haile Selassie Betuy
Samuel Rossiter
Erie County Court
Philip Zalneci
Oaksdale
Joseph Filey
Exyc
Tie Meadville Redevelopment Authority
He Wheeling
Wo Va
Urban Renewal Authority
Elks Lidge
William H Brinks
Carmapalis
At & U'Eluck
Gilson
General Electric Appliances
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Samuel Goldwyn
Marlon Brando
Jean Simmons
Sinatra
Vivian Blaine
Wis
Joseph
Mankiewicz
Washington Uy
Ehwigy Commission
Soviet Union
Maxcow Radio
Rysalong Army
Haval
Afl-Cio
Ike
Supreme Court
Serioul Integra
Wnion
Law
Nwd
Ellis
Carload
Gerald Hammond
N. Center St
Hollywood
Root Furniture
East Main St
South First Ave
America
Than & Lines
Bayonne
Guy Maryn Gryffin
Georges
Sonders
Lsnanvdutis
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Center St
Yoo
Botany
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