Lien on Pennsylvania State Lands Over Road Project
Erie An Exe attorney gains a lien against all state-owned property in Erie County to halt sale of land tied to the Route 90 Thruway project. Will J. Schaut represents Howard and Verna Orton, owners of a fruit farm grotesquely affected by condemnation. The $16,500 lien, plus interest, dates from May 4, and seeks overdue balance from the Department of Highways after a May state board awarded payment. The case, filed in Erie County Court, may set an unprecedented precedent in the county.
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Jeen Wetlan
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Will Jr. Schaut
Uie
Tle Suite
Erie Cour
Department of Highways
Howard S. Orton
Township
Ortons
Highways Department
State Supreme Court
Driver Of Car That Struck Girl Reports To Police
Jamestown authorities received a report from Carl G. Berg of Frewsburg 19 who turned himself in after a collision with 8 year old Jacqueline Fertinger on a Tuesday afternoon. Berg said he did not realize he had struck her as she was treated for a knee injury at Jamestown General Hospital and later released while police pursued whether a hit and run occurred. no charges were filed.
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Arives
Jamestown
Irl
Carl G. Berg
Frewsburg
Jacqueline Fer
Berg
Sphinx Wired For Sound Rumor Ties Spy Bribe to Pyramids
Cairo reports claim Egypt arrested 13 people in a French spy ring tied to a bribe of 14000 dollars to rig the sphinx and pyramids with sound and lights. The scheme allegedly involved a French contractor and aimed to install recorded voices and colored lights at Egypt's desert monuments since April.
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Cairo
Egypt
Schools May Be Shelters In a Bomb Attack
Washington officials said civil defense planners view shelter adapted schools as key refuge centers if a nuclear attack occurs at night. Multistory buildings can protect against fallout, and there is space in suburban areas. The program, funded at 169 million dollars, aims to mark spaces nationwide and shelter about 30 million people with ventilation and emergency supplies.
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Washington
Pentagon
Civil Defense Office
Steuart Pittman
Secretary of Defense
Civil Defense
Congress
Wrangle Over Peiping In U teen te Out
The assembly committee adopted an Irish resolution urging nuclear powers to halt spreading atomic weapons to nations lacking them. A prior vote approved a pledge not to manufacture or stockpile such weapons. The United States and most NATO allies opposed, citing defense needs against the Soviet threat.
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Assembly
General Assembly
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Europe
Reds Won't Sign Off On New Party Officers
A party official listed three New York officers Gus Hall Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Benjamin Davis as the national leadership while abolishing posts including national vice chairman and minors chairman.
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Page One
Gus Hall
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Benjamin Davis
New York
Lightfoot
National
College leaders clash with AAU over amateur sports control
Washington API reports escalating battle over who governs amateur athletics. NCAA threaten to boycott AAU events unless colleges gain more power. AAU president N J Barack counters that the AAU retains exclusive control. De Canham of Michigan notes track coaches seek federation to oversee track and field affairs. basketball coaches already pursuing change and will meet AAU again. Charles Werner of Penn State to voice the association’s views at the AAU convention next week.
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Washington
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas City
United States
NCAA
N. J. Barack
Columbus
Ohio
Canham
Charles D. Werner
Penn State
College Track Coaches Group
Heat Prostration Sends Woman to Hospital in Berks County
Reading Pennsylvania reports high temperatures in Berks County with Gretty Moyer of Green Lane treated at a hospital for heat prostration after collapsing in a crowded discount shop.
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Reading
Antlered Doe Study Sparks State Research Findings
Pennsylvania researchers in Pittsburgh, with cooperation from the Game Commission, studied 43 antlered does from 1957 to 1960, examining internal organs under field conditions. Results show a mix of normal females with antlers, cryptorchid males, hermaphrodites, and cases with tumors or abnormal reproductive tracts, highlighting unusual biology behind antlered does.
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J. Kennetls
Warrisburg
Carnegie Muster
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Buniers
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Pennsylvanii
Cie
State Hospital Teen Steals Car Nabbed After Escape
A 17 year old patient from Warren State Hospital fled Wednesday taking a car from Jinva Auto Sales in North Warren. The vehicle ran out of gas six miles north of Tidioute and the youth was tracked to a Ou City where troopers recovered him. Investigators say the boy had disappeared from the Warren institution with officers alerted.
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Warren State Hospital
Oucily Pofson Wednessay
Warren
North Warren
Jinva Ato Sales
Tidioute
Patiey
Sharon Ress
Union Provides Flu Vaccine For WSH Employees
Union members of Local 489 of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees may not receive one of the two required influenza shots for free. The vaccine was arranged by local officers and Dr John Rees to reduce illness-related absences. The union will cover the first shot and decide on paying for the second at the next meeting. non affiliated employees must reimburse the union for both injections.
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Yew State Hospital
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Gregg A. Berger
John Rees
Borger
Archery Season Study Notes On Rare Velvet Antler Buck
Archery season reports a seven point female deer in Schuylkill County weighing 132 pounds dressed and still with velvet on the rack. Author Harry Frank of Dalton notes much remains to learn about these abnormal animals and plans to continue study next hunting season with cooperation from hunters and game protectors to gather more valuable data.
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Harry Frank
Dalton
Schuylkill County
Silver and gold money and the dollar seesaw
A long, dense sketch of world monetary tensions and currency moves. It highlights the U.S. shift from silver backing, gold losses by the Treasury to bolster the Bank of England, and the Canadian dollar dipping below 9 percent of the U.S. rate. The piece links these shifts to potential political repercussions and debates in Congress about demonetizing silver. It notes global effects on trade, inflationary pressures, and the role of central banks in stabilizing currencies amid demand for growth.
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Hiebik International Monetary
Wim
Penn
Treasury
Britain
Bank of England
Kennedty
Federal Reserve
Congress
US Treasury
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