Just One Vote Tie Sparks Canvass in Middleboro
The weekend canvass reveals a 249 vote tie for Republican committeeman in Middleboro after a military ballot reset. Byron J. Clapper led Gilbert P. Clapper by one when two military ballots shifted the result and a straw-draw is set for May 11. Other notes include a township tax levy rising two mills and vandalism at Ajax Irons Works. Police log details several traffic incidents and a fatal fire. statewide crime figures show a 13 percent drop in 1985 compared with 1954.
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Ehiweh
Republican Committeeman Post
Middleboro
Byron J. Clapper
Gilbert P. Clapper
Byron
Gilbert
Ajax Irons Works
West Main Street
Charles Henry
Po Ute
Pennsylvania
FBI
Corry Weather Report Sees Cold May Day Start
Corry's weather opened May Day with light snow flurries around nine this morning and a cold trend continuing after a low of 35 degrees last night. The prior high reached 74, with Saturday at 72, while Saturday night dipped to 56. Slight rainfall occurred on both days, sun readings measured at 17 sun inches Saturday and 26 inches yesterday.
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Corry
In Inieh
Senator backs Dulles NATO plans amid calls for broader ties
Senator George supports Dulles NATO plans and argues for moving beyond a strict alliance to broaden political cooperation among NATO members. He notes Rivslans’ push to reduce NATO and warns some European nations underestimate immediate war risks. Ambassador Lodge urges the United States to direct more aid to allied nations.
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NATO
Grid Star Dies In Cycle Crash
Johnsonburg football star Kenneth Quentin Stahl, 19, was killed when his motorcycle left Route 255 on the Johnsonburg to St. Marys road and struck a guard rail. Two other riders were injured in the crash. Stahl, a former Wienn and Johnsonburg High School athlete, had played for Detroit University and served in the United Nations program through the lodge.
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Johnsonburg
Kenneth Quentin Stahll
Johnsonburge St. Marys
Stabl
Stahl
Wienn
Detroit University
Associated Spring Earnings Up
The quarterly directors meeting after the stockholders session declared a regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents a share, payable June 11 to holders of record June 1. The rate equates to 1.80 a year. The prior meeting raised it to this level. The board may consider extra dividends if earnings and finances justify. In 1955 the company paid 2.20 per share.
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Sesson
Barnes
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