Area Constable Charged In Theft
Jamestown area constable Clayton David Stanton of Frewsbury was arrested on charges of misappropriating fines. He is jailed awaiting hearings set for Thursday. Two motorists filed complaints alleging Stanton collected fines and kept them, not paid to the peace justice. Authorities would not release details on how the complaints were filed. Stanton, a long-serving county and state officer, faces a possible felony penalty.
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Jamestown
Carroll Mutable
Clayton David Stanton
Frew Rum Road
Frewsbury
Chare
Ena
Prile
Slanton
Set. W.hemmer
State Police Bureau of ‘Iminal Identification Savt
Dsoner
Sheriff’s Depty
Coroner will rule on girl’s death at Carnegie Tech coed
In Mohtown Virginia a coroner's jury will decide tonight whether Christor, 21, a Penn State College coed, died by murder or self harm. Her body was found in her Frugality home with a belt around her neck. Brother Jean, 24, who disappeared the day of her death, is missing in the woods. Dr. William J. Schilling said Christor had a truth serum test, which showed no indication of criminal activity.
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Mohnstown
Christoff
Penn— Wanin State College
Torrence State Hostal
William J. Schilling
Christor
Carnegie Tech
Airing Ideas on Child Adoption Law Changes
Harrisburg hosts lawmakers and child welfare groups as four bills aim to overhaul Pennsylvania adoption procedures. Senate Judiciary General Committee Chairman John M Walker and Judge John F Cox lead hearings, with testimony from Allegheny and Westmoreland officials.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John M. ‘Walker
R-Allezneny
Senate Judiciary General Com ‘Infotee
Muchedite
Wiker
Senate
John F. Cox
Hugh Boyle
Allegheny County Court
Enc
Cox
Spencery
Hawfard B. Mayan
Grtchard
House debates lighter penalties for minor speeding offenses
Harrisburg lawmakers discuss a bill to ease penalties for motorists cited for speeding by one to five miles over the limit. The proposal outlines fines and suspension durations tied to how far over the limit a driver is cited, with automatic penalties currently in place for higher offenses. It also adds penalties for Turnpike violations and seeks shorter suspensions for first offenses.
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Harrisburg
House
Sidoni
Mator
Aso
Soldier 19 Killed in Korea Amid War News
Eric Soldier, 19, son of Frank Dubrowely, was killed in action during fighting in Korea on April 14, according to a Department of Defense telegram received by his father. Cpl Dabrowski, of the 451st Infantry Division, entered the Army in 1951 and had served in Germany a year prior, then volunteered for duty in Korea. He attended St Casimir’s School and a Cathedral in Milwaukee after graduating.
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Epi
Bernard
Bawrowski
Frank Dubrowely
Korea
Department of Defense
Cpl Dabrowski
4511
Germany
Karen
St Casimir's
Secbawt
Aluindad Cathedral
Bicpeluy
Steelworker sentenced for slaying wife in Pittsburgh home
A Pittsburgh steelworker, aged 50, was sentenced to eight to 18 years in prison for the murder of his wife Edna Kasiores at their home. Co-defendants Folares Abrew Winsett and Frante Klosiores were found guilty of second degree murder at a January trial. The case, heard in the county court, described the violent stabbing and fatal shooting as the suspect fatally attacked his spouse.
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Pittsburgh
Ibis
Persun Siadhge Bale
Adute
Frante Klosiores
Folares
Uly
Winsett
Mepcy AE
Icoelares
Edna Kasiores
Pair Nabbed in Theft of Milk
Mayville report states two men were arrested after theft of powdered milk from a Clymer feed plant. Thomas Chambers, 25, of R D 1 Clymer, and Rivtyard Good 48, of Parrams were arraigned before Peace Justice Grover Louiers on petit larceny charges. Chambers paid a $25 fine and was jailed. Mention notes the first U.S. World's Fair occurred in 1453 in New York City.
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Mayville
Clymer
MeGloskey
Ralph
Sherritt Ray Puluive
Spe
Ehner Milks
Fyewit Huomis
Uhey
Thomas Chambers
R, DB
Rivtyard
Bor
Grover Louiers
Peti Tarumq Aid
Gonerall
Chambers
New York City
Mine worker acquitted in assault battery case in Clearfield
A 40 year old mine employee was cleared of aggravated assault and battery in the United Mine Workers dispute at Clearfield. John Lonetti, 48, of Vinita, was charged with rent and obstruction after a shooting that wounded Lonetti. Several UMW organizers faced fines and sentences, and a group of miners from Robert Salley Coal Co were involved in a February clash near Grassfield.
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Cluariield
United Mine Workers
F Cortes Bell
Clearfield County
Agius
Davis
Philips Bun
John Lonetti
Vitinjilaie
Fay Umw
Bundhour
Taw
Bell
Hor
Sostish Hem
Pli Lipp
Pittston
Arnold Gveli
Nani
Kitlanning
Atul
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Johnson Bros
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Donald Houser
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Chrysler - Plymouth
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Tutone
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Chrysler
Trene Mountain
C.J. McLean
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Corey, Pa
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Joseph J, Jungtl
Borstorff & Fitch
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