Park Police Aide Reunion Chance In Erie Meeting
A Erie commission meeting this week will discuss reinstating Charles Kubetu and Gordon Gren after their firings by ex superintendent Horani. Dr Maurice Goddard funds Kubetu and Gren to attend with recommendations. Also on agenda are park closing plans, sand pumping prep near Water Works, peninsula cleanup, fallen trees removal, and potential police staffing changes during construction. Economist Millspaugh noted in Kalamazoo report.
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Erie
Park and Harehor Commission
Marold Green
Charles Kuberweno
Frank Horuitt
Maurice Goddard
Forests and Waters
Eric
F Radcliffe
Temporry
Horanic
Goddard
Ginen
Kubetu Gren
Kubetu
Horanie
Carl Rosaliske
Water Works Park
Fred
Albert Krech Succumbs At 77
Albert Krech died Saturday at 9 o clock in Jamestown Grendel Hospital at age 77. Born July 26 1878 he lived in Buffalo later moved to Salamanca where he was employed by the Post Office Department. He was a life member of Occidental Lodge No 100 F and A M. Survived by two sisters Miss Lilly A Kreeh Los Angeles and Dr Julia E Kreeh New York City, a brother Charles J Kreeh Buffalo, and many nieces and nephews including John W Pitts Driftwood and Miss Sally A Pitts Damenton. The body is at Bricker Funeral Home where felonids will conduct a committal service at 4 pm tomorrow at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Inert
Reen
Veloron
N.Y
Jamestown Grendel Hospital
Mr. Krooll
Buffalo
O Gurry
Chamberlain Institute
Rasidolph
Silamanca
Post Office Department
Occidental Lodge No. 100
Lilly A. Kreeh
Los Angeles
Julia E. Kreeh
New York
George Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Erie House Problem Stirs Erie City Council Session
The Erie housing project faced a council review this week as Mayor Gardner plans a social meeting to decide its future. The plan aims to sell the low rent area to the Erie Housing Authority, though Neil McLaughlin opposes paying any price. He suggests turning over the area to the authority free of charge, with a potential grant of 200 or 80 to cover remaining costs as a path to bonds.
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Shi
Owne Roper Young
Arthur Gardner
Erie Housing Authority
Neil McLaughlin
Roger Young
McLaughlin
Quiet Day Spent By Nixon
Vice President Richard M. Nixon spent a quiet Sunday in Washington visiting friends and attending church with his wife and two daughters. He remained at Deputy Attorney General William P. Rogers' home overnight to avoid flood of calls after learning of Eisenhower's heart attack. Nixon said the government would continue without delay and planned to stay in Washington except for commitments, as Eisenhower's condition prompted concern across the nation.
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Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Nixon
Denver
William P. Rogers
Spring Valley
Washington
Patricia
Iis
Julie
Westmoreland Congregational Church
Students Celebrate Fall of Juan Peron
In Buenos Aires celebrants parade with busts of Juan Peron and Evita after Lonardi toppled the former Argentine president. Pictures show statues torn down nationwide as Major General Lonardi is installed as Provisional President.
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Buenos Aires
Area Drivers Car Hit Near Warren
An area crash near Warren involved two accidents with four vehicles. Wiltsie of Russelsua reported minor injury after stopping on Route 62 and Route 1038, with $400 damage to her car. Vehicles driven by Martian G. Biovar and Paul Kueholf sustained $150 and $125 damage respectively, in separate collisions five miles north of Warren.
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Warren Ramage
Russelsua
Warren
Joseph Dalice
Jamestown
Columbus
Broen
Brown
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Park Police
Kalamazoo, Mich
Arthur Chester Millspaugh
Phillips
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Mighty-Mac
Joe
Mac Melton
F. C. Chapin. & Son
Gira
Alee
Albert Krech
Chapin’s
Juan Peron
Aspottstown
Gérald Walk
Green Lane Yes
Berlin
Rexall
Center St
Chase
Mobil
N. Center St
Leo Ul Company
Powell Joe Athakeen
Corry
Firestone
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Bigelow
Waikiki
Meerdink’s
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