Glasses found at Mead Park caretaker reports item
Mead Park caretaker C A Stennett reports finding a pair of child’s glasses and asks anyone who lost them to contact him at his residence 317 Mead Avenue. Various local notices follow including TV reception at WGR TV Buffalo Channel 2, a police report of a possible dog area loiterer, and other city incidents from the weekend.
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C. A. Stennett
Mead Park
Mead Ave
Nue
City Police
Mill Street
Carl Higby
Union Street
Higby
Truck Crash Kills Uniontown Man Tesauro at Creek Abutment
James R. Tesauro 61 of Phillips, Fayette County, died in a Route B1 truck crash when his vehicle struck an abutment, rolled into a creek after veering off the highway. State Police reported the accident occurred yesterday.
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Uniontown
James R.tesauro
Phillips
Fayette County
Tesauro
Conferees Seek Agreement on Dairy Price Supports
Washington talks resume between Senate and House members over dairy price supports as a final hurdle in drafting a farm bill. Aiken and Hope lead negotiations after an earlier breakdown, with Eisenhower backing flexible supports and Benson pressing for parity. The Senate supported a lower level while the House favored 80 percent, with directives to set dairy prices included.
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Washington
Senate-House
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Rep
Hope
Eisenhower
Allen
Benson
Farm Costa
Senate
House
Senate Debates Dairy Provisions After Price Support Split
Amid a Senate move to extend price supports, the group signaled it would not adopt the higher House dairy subsidies. Aiken indicated the Senate might accept related House dairy provisions not in the Senate bill, potentially tightening negotiations on milk and butterfat support after the date in question.
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Senate
Aiken
Naval Reserve policy upheaval prompts unified approach
Three admirals and a businessman urged the Navy to adopt a single Naval Reserve policy after finding six different authoritative statements on the reserve mission. The statements, some labeled secret, created confusion for reservists. The evaluation board blamed Washington for error and conflict and submitted recommendations to the secretary of the Navy.
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Navy
Naval Reserve
Special Reserve Evaluation Board
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Shreve Estate Nears End After Court Approval
The Shreve estate case heads toward final court approval as a $1 250 return on claims against Myrtle P. Shreve moves the process forward. Judge Elmer L Evans presided for the Orphans Court and approved payments to Donald Shreve of Florida and attorney John W McWhirter of Tampa. The estate, valued at 371 57, has been in probate since 1950 and recently settled a 50000 compromise over investment holdings from Lendell D Shreve. Inheritance tax actions remain unresolved. In a separate item, two young men drowned when their boat overturned on the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh. Robert Anderson 22 and Donald Simeway 19, both of Pittsburgh, were in the vessel. Anderson drowned while Simeway swam to shore.
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Myrtle P. Shreve
Union Township
Elmer L. Evans
Samuel J. Robers
Donald Shreve
Florida
John W. McWhirter
Tampa
Fla
Bf Lendell D. Shreve
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Robert Anderson
Donald Simeway
No-Bar Riders Place in Ashville Horse Show
The No-Bar Ridua y Club continued its streak of placings at the Harmony Riders event in Ashville yesterday afternoon. Members and results include Western Parade Trader Pat Parsons third and King Stanley Zodl fourth. Western Jump Pal Carl Bates third. Painter Carl Spelling Jr fourth. Clover Leaf Barrel Race Pal Carl Bates second. Junior Stock Horse Smoky John Jansen second. Musical Bag Race Pal Carl Bates first. Queen ie Grant Spelling fourth. Senior Stock Horse Betty Mrs Val Cla y ton third. Dixie Mrs Albert Fox fourth. Junior Western Equitation Colonel Peggy Fox first. Lady Barbara Zodl fifth. Pole Bending Queenie Carl Spelling Jr first. Pal Carl Bates second. Senior Western Equitation Colonel Albert Fox first. A children's show is planned for Wattsburg Fair Grounds next Sunday at 1 p m with 18 events.
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Riduay Club
Ashville
Harmony Riders
Pat Parsons
King
Stanley Zodl
Carl Bates
Painter
Carl Spelling Jr
Smoky
John Jansen
Pal
Queenie
Grant Spelling
Betty
Val Clayton
Dixie
Albert Fox
Peggy Fox
Barbara Zodl
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Alfa Training Vessel Safe After Missing Since August
The Swedish coast guard reported the Russian training ship Alfa, a 300 ton schooner, found safe after being reported missing on August 10. The vessel had prompted a north European search after fearing a collision or sinking.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Alfa
Swedish ships report Alfa training cruise role near Europe
The coast guard said a Swedish fishing boat sighted the Alfa off the Danish northwest coast on August 11. The Bohus picked her up in the southern North Sea on Saturday and Enaren sighted the schooner in the English Channel off Boulogne yesterday. Enaren saw no sign of trouble aboard the Alfa, which is on a training cruise around Europe to the Black Sea.
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Coast Guard
Bohus
North Sea
Enaren
Boulogne
Europe
Black Sea
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