Traffic Bills Face Legislature Amid Speed Limit Debates
Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers will push a flood of traffic bills addressing the 1929 vehicle code. Gov Lawrence backs license suspensions for speeding or a point system. both chambers propose related measures, including raising daylight speed limits to 60 mph and 56 mph at night, with periodic driver reexaminations and radar enforcement considerations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Sparta Custody Case Hearsay Starts in Meadville Court
A Crawford County custody hearing before Judge Herbert A. Mook began in Meadville yesterday. Roy and Jennie Vanderhoff of Rome Township seek custody of grandchildren Caroline and Betty Vanderhoff, who are living with maternal grandmother Genevieve Shoemaker of Sparta Township. Testimony included juvenile officer Helen C. Easterwood and several local clergy and residents from Titusville Spartansburg Linesville Centerville and Riceville.
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Sparta
Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
Roy
Jennie Vanderhoff
Rome Township
Genevieve Shoemaker
Sparta Township
Vanderhoffs
Caroline
Betty Vanderhoff
Roggenkamp
Leon Shaw
Titusville
James Rodecker
Spartansburg
Margaret Reisinger
Linesville
Arlene Denham
Centerville
Victor Cochran
Annette Cochran
Riceville
Donald Vanderhoff
Redbud sale ends tomorrow on North Center street
Civil Defense runs a Redbud sale with a sales rack on North Center Street today and plans another day. Local residents may buy trees at the bar gain price of 1.25 dollars each from the OD or the Chamber of Commerce.
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Civil Defense
North Center Street
Chamber of Commerce
AP ready for Space Age news coverage in 1958
New York AP general manager Frank J. Starzel says the association was prepared for Space Age reporting with extensive coverage from Cape Canaveral Atlanta and Washington. The 1958 report highlights improved news gathering and distribution and a major circuit realignment boosting speed and volume without higher charges.
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New York
Associated Press
Frank J. Starzel
Starzel
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlanta
Washington
Worldwide News Cooperative
Cal Front
Manpowe
Wire Photo
United States
Canada
North Pole
Christian College Day Observed at Local Church
Thiel College student Roger Plumskey will speak at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church as part of Christian College Day activities. The event, organized by the National Council of Churches of Christ, features 120 Thiel students and faculty visiting area churches. Thiel, in Greenville, is a liberal arts college with 752 students offering BA BS and BSE degrees. Plumskey is a sophomore chemistry major on the dean’s list. Rev. Elmer Ortner will deliver a keynote themed “For Tomorrow.”
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National Council of Churches of Christ
Roger Plumskey
Thiel College
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elmer A. Ortner
Plumskey
Thiel
Greenville
Duncan Slayer Sentenced To Die
Duncan Slayer Baldonado must die in the gas chamber for murder of Olga Duncan. He confessed joining Lars Moya in fatally beating and strangling the daughter-in-law linked to Elizabeth Duncan. Moya faces trial April 20, pleading insanity. psychiatrist labels Baldonado a defective menace.
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Gal
Augustine Baldonado
Olga Duncan
Lars Moya
Elizabeth Duncan
Prank
Washington aims for balanced budget speech in Titusville
Mrs. Priest told Titusville audiences that Washington seeks a balanced budget by ending deficits, reducing debt, selling savings bonds, and working with the Federal Reserve. She noted progress since the 1840s and highlighted women’s strides in politics and business, urging continued economic equality and public involvement.
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Titusville
TS Makeb
Sustes
HN Divine Yeebb
Hull
Foot Reserve
Priest
Daportwil
Sane
Cites
Gul
Fuere
Conyers
Uae
Ruel
Jean Mullache
Japanese Prince and Commoner wed in imperial ceremony
A royal wedding described as modern Japan’s first of its kind, reflecting the nation’s evolving democracy. Crown Prince Akihito and Michiko stood before a lone ritual chief at the Imperial Shrine, with 590,000 spectators seeing a 19th century style triumphal procession through the streets. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako did not attend to honor tradition.
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Comunisa
Ohich
Michiko
Hlyghiesa
Prifenas Michiko
Hitory Watt
Japam
Sa Mhsien
Akihite
Hinperor Hirohito
Nagako
Fragmentary Note on Century Timetable and Arrival
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a century timeframe and a sign of progress. It notes two or three women possibly appearing and hints at a planned arrival, with scattered words about US treasures and a day marked by mapping or timing.
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