Defense Rests In Area Cow Case As Colington Alford Suit Heads To Jury
Defense rested after noon with testimony clashing with the plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Colington Alford of Union City R D 1. The case goes to civil court jury after 1956 Bangs disease test controversy at the Alford farm. Defendants include James Batley Warren and Peter Nogales Girard with agents of the State Bureau of Animal Husbandry previously dismissed. Troopers testified about the August 23 1956 visit and a test showing the cow was disease free. The Alfords contend manhandling occurred during the inspection and seek damages.
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Amity
Colington Alford
R. D
Union City
James Batley
Warren
Peter Nogales
Girard
State Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Stanley Orzepowski
Waterford
Henry ‘Boot
Strasburg
Roland Hewes
Meadville
Alfords
Bang
Jesse Juliante Sr
Nogales
Alford
Bailey
William Kelly
Kelly
William Lesler
Harold Cooper
T. Cooper
Dr. Cooper
Roses Prepare Appeal In Assault Case
County DA Bawin G O'Conner will argue in Rochester on April 28 before the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in the Rose murder and assault case. Wilford and Mrs Rose were convicted by a county court jury last December 10. The case involves a bound and gagged son and a May 24 home invasion. The defense seeks poor person status and county-funded counsel. if granted, a stenographic record at county expense and potential access to a typewritten appeal arise. Mrs Rose faces 9 to 15 years. Wilford 2 to 5 years plus a $1000 fine. grant for Monroe County sewage pumping station approved. project total $76,000.
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Mayville
Erauunuguie
Bawin G. O'Conner
Rochester
State Supreme Court
Wilford M. Fore
Dunkirk
Rose
James
Trater
Bedford Hills
Wommen
Wilfred Rose
Mewis
Allien
Sabbatical year plan proposed by UC expert
Hal Boyle reports Arthur Carstens of the University of California suggests a year off work financed by employers and the state. The sabbatical would let workers rest, study, and pursue a daily program of learning and self-improvement, ending with renewed motivation to return to work and plan for the pension.
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New York
Arthur Carstens
University of California
Carstens
St. Carstens
Harvard
Voice Of The People Reflections On Libraries And Reading
The article riffs on library value and personal growth through books. It cites Carnegie and Lincoln, praising reading as mental nourishment and a path to clear thinking. References to Hudson River history, Reader’s Digest, and bookmobiles highlight access and education’s social impact.
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von Buiter
Pupie
Corrs
Ansdeo Camogie
Carnegie
Libby
Tye
Lincoln
Robinson
Benjamin Franklin
New York
New
Vermont
Hudson River
Luke Chaplain
Count Tits
Bry
Holland
Epasmus
Renabears
Reader's Die West
Cowles
New England
Baokmobiles
Tate
Orient Books
Corry
Maude Barnes
Two Crawford Civil Verdicts Reported in Meadvill e
In separate trials Judge Herbert A Mook and Judge Leo McKay presided as juries returned two civil verdicts from eastern Crawford County. Roseanna Bodamer of Titusville was found negligent in a Titusville crash, awarding William D Fenstermaker $2000. In the second case Mrs Helen Fink of Centerville was cleared in a highway fatality suit involving four year old Richard Hathaway of Rome Township, with the plaintiff Edward Hathaway struck by the decision and witnesses including Helen Hathaway and state trooper J P Sita testifying.
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Meadville
Slames
Crawford County
Herbert A Mook
Roseanna Bodamer
Titusville
William D. Fenstermaker
Leo McKay
Helen Fink
Centerville
Fink
Richard Paul Hathaway
Rome ‘Township
Edward A Hathaway
Pink
Helen Hathaway
J. P. Sita
Edward Fink
David Fink
John Hathaway
Cairo oil conference tests Arab world tightrope
Western world watches as the Arab League opens its first petroleum conference in Cairo with Iraq absent amid Arab rivalries and Soviet pressure. The talks seek ways to use Arab oil wealth for regional development while tensions with Nasser and Western powers shape the debate.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Cairo
Arab League
Middle East
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Congress
Kremlin
West
Egypt
Nasser
Kuwait
Ates
America
Britain
Israel
Moscow
Europe
House Hails Harry Washington Birthday Note to Truman
The House joined the Senate in voicing birthday greetings to former President Truman who will observe his 75th birthday on May 8.
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HOUSE
Harry Washington
Senate
Truman
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