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Sparta Driver Loses License After County Court Sentences
In Crawford County, a day of sentencing left 12 defendants with ranges from 24% to 8 years and probation. Melvin Atwell, 21, Meadyilie, drew up to 8 years for an assault and robbery, plus a $10,000 fine and $100 costs, with sentence backdated to June 30. Co-defendants Hauck and Walters received fines and indeterminate placements, as did others including George Church and John Pates, who faced suspensions, probation, and license loss in various driving offenses.
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Meadville
Crawford County Court
Herbert A. Mook
Melvin R. Atwell
Meadyilie
Atwell
Western Pennsylvania Diagnostic and Classification Clinic
Pittsburgh
Donald L. Hauck
Thomas Walters
Clarendon
Hauck
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp Hill
Mook
Robert D. Edwards
Emlenson
Geraldine
West Mead Township
Diagnostic
George Church
Spartansburg
Church
John M. Pates
Union City
Raymond A. Davis
Titusville
Titusville Country Club
Donald L. Peterson
Corry
Aero Supply Earnings Up Continue Strong Despite Recession
Aero Supply reports earnings of three cents a share plus the 25 cents earned by Aero and Wing. Co owner Cortland is Schmeig Industries of Detroit. Cortland's early year earnings fell due to recession, but April sales surpassed last year. The letter notes dividend payments have begun and expresses hope for annual earnings.
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Aero Supply
Aero and
Wing
Cortland
Aero
Schmeig Industries, Inc
Detroit
Name Father Son Team To Defend Accused Slayer
Indianapolis lawyers Charles W. Symmes and his father Frank A. Symmes were hired by Connie Nicholas to defend her in the killing of El Lilly & Co. executive Forrest Teel. Nicholas says the defense will pursue self defense as the plan after Teel faced her in a violent argument. Teel was shot last Thursday and Nicholas remains hospitalized after an overdose of sleeping pills. Police plan to seek first degree murder indictment possibly carrying the death penalty.
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Indianapolis
Connie Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Charles W. Symmes
Frank A. Symmes
Symmes
Mrs. Nicholas
General Hospital
el Lilly & Co
Teel
Laura L. Mowrer
Michael Smiley
Soldier Hurt In Firing Drill At Indiantown Gap
A 22 year old Huntingdon County National Guard member Sgt John H Caruso Mount Pleasant was wounded in an accident during small arms firing at Indiantown Gap Pa He was flown to Valley Forge Military Hospital where doctors called his condition satisfactory A glancing bullet struck him while on gun pits during practice Colorado center out Boulder Colorado Walt Klinker University of Colorado No 1 center candidate for football suffered a broken ankle while horseback riding Sunday and is out for the season
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Indiantown Gap
Huntingdon County
Pennsylvania National Guard
John H. Caruso
Mount Pleasant
Valley Forge Military Hospital
Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Walt Klinker
University of Colorado
Yand
New Shortway Plan Eyed to Ease Turnpike Traffic
A secret 1957 Baker report for the Pennsylvania State Highways Department contends the Keystone Shortway would divert traffic from the Pennsylvania Turnpike unless offset by a high speed link from the Turnpike into West Virginia and southern Ohio. It backs Sharon Stroudsburg as the Shortway route and notes U.S. 40 could draw new traffic to the Turnpike at New Stanton. the 1972 completion date is proposed. Philadelphia fears loss of port business. officials offer no public explanation for keeping the report under wraps. The U.S. Bureau of Public Roads meanwhile considers connecting the Turnpike to Wheeling via U.S. 40 through Washington, Pa.
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Harrisburg
West Virginia
Ohio
Michael Baker Jr
Rochester
State Highways Department
Sharon - Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
New Stanton
Philadelphia
Baker
New York
Chicago
Highways
Lewis M. Stevens
Joseph J. Lawler
Highways Department
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington
Jail Gets Good Rating and Local Investigations
City officials discuss a jail rating and ongoing studies of Social Security plans for firefighters. A residents’ complaint spurs an city engineer inquiry into iron stakes driven into Centera ley alley between Mill and Concord streets. Don Williams says the stakes were placed before any ordinance. Williams adds Faroe Islanders fish seabirds with nets on long poles.
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Continuensien Cage
Weber
Rogen Brown
Center Aley
Mill Street
Concord Street
Don Williams
Williams
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Scotland
Indiana Univ. suspends three football players after brawl
Three Indiana University football players Victor Jones Ted Aucreman and Lloyd Anderson were suspended after a Bloomington fight. A faculty student committee will decide on the dean's suspension after the players claimed they were invited to a party but went to the wrong house. Jones said the fight began after a big man struck him.
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Bloomington
Ind. i
Indiana University
Victor Jones
Clearfield
Ted Aucreman
Lancaster
Ohio
Lloyd Anderson
New Salem
Leo Dowling
Ween
Nap U
Fill
Industrialist Kenneth C Brownell dies in New York
Kenneth Cooke Brownell aged 55, chairman of the board of the American Smelting and Refining Co, died yesterday in New York. Born in Burrett Washington he had been with the firm since 1927 and was active in business and charitable organizations.
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New York
Kenneth Cooke Brownell
The
American Smelting and Refining Co
Brownell
Bherett, Wash
Color fills the bright new world we live in
Color and color psychology explain how shades affect mood and temperament. Dutch Boy paints and finishes offer vibrant options to create a colorful living backdrop. Schaub Wallpaper and Paint, Corry’s authorized Dutch Boy dealer, promotes stamps and decorating supplies from their Center Street location.
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S&nl
Schaub
Corry
South Center Street
Uncle vows vengeance tied to Teamsters cases
The uncle of the victim, business agent for Teamsters Joint Council 32 in Detroit and an aide to James R. Holt, faces renewed scrutiny as Frank and Herman Kierdorf, witnesses before the Senate Rackets Committee, invoke the Fifth Amendment amid inquiries into union and labor cases. Investigators say Kierdorf’s statements about attacks may widen the committee’s jurisdiction while both men face long criminal histories and previous prison terms.
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Flint
Teamsters Joint Council
Detroit
Teamsters
James Ry Holt
Kierdorfs
Senate
Kierdorf Hermon
Kierdorf
Busine
Boll Kierdorfs
Robert F. Kennedy
Norman F. Gehringer
Ihlerdorf
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