No Cause For Action Ruling In Mayville Auto Case
Supreme Court Justice Ottaway dismissed the auto collision suit after a jury returned a no action verdict in the Mayville incident. Richard Weeks sued Archie Scrivens for truck damage from October 16, 1947 on Prospect Station road near Bim Finis road. The Weeks truck struck Scrivens vehicle. driver and two passengers injured. Picked Barber Shops Protest At Penn State For Negro State Rights.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Lee L. Ottaway
Curt
Inl
Archie Scrivens
Defendiail Ian
Richard T. Weeks
Weeks
Fick
Six Hour Day Demanded by Mine Union in 1949 Talks
Nearly 800 members of the Coal Mining Institute of America heard a forecast that six hour workdays may be sought in 1949 coal contracts. Charles ONeill, president of the Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association, warned operators against ignoring union aims, while Harry M. Moses of Frick Coke Co projected 1948 coal output around 600000 tons.
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Pittsburgh
Coal Mining Institute of America
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Coal Produc
Oneill
Harry M. Moses
Frick Coke Co
U.S
Fire damages St Marys College North East wing
A fire swept the third floor corridor of a St Marys College wing in North East, causing about 6000 dollars in loss. Officials say a quantity of point remover used in corridor redecorating sparked the blaze, with smoke flooding priests and students. One priest rescued by ladder. several priests and students treated for smoke inhalation. extensive damage to clothing and furnishings.
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Erto
Wee
St. Mary's College
North East
Firmen
Beyer
Chesnut faults Pennsylvania jobless benefits as inadequate
Willan J. H. Chesnut, secretary of labor and industry, told Bucks County Rotary clubs that Pennsylvania unemployment benefits are woefully inadequate. He urged higher weekly payments and longer eligibility, noting at least 15 states pay more.
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Perkasie
Pennsylvania
Willan JH
Chesnut
Labor and Industry
Rotary Clubs
Bucks County
Ches- AU
Bolt
Rotarians
Churchill Urges End Of Boycott In New Cold War Debate
London reports Winston Churchill urged Britain to end the sulky boycott and seek full diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union and Palestine state, arguing for a settlement with Russia before atomic capabilities. He pressed for rapid establishment of formal relations with Tel Aviv and a United Nations approach to the Palestine situation.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Tarnel
Ict
House of Gomden
Russia
Weil
Amerigans
Beitain Showle
Peanen
Tie
Paleytitee Situa
Ikvar
Toray
Wwe
Waal Tel Aviv
Jamestown WA Police Probe Theft of $175
Police investigate a $175 theft at Jamestown Washington. The incident occurred when an individual reported a loss from a residence or equipment box. The investigation notes possible clues and mentions a protest about wage tax legislation, with references to local entities and a company action affecting payroll deductions.
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Jamestown
Beunliey
Edgar Bergen Announces Temporary Retirement
Hollywood columnist Dee reports Edgar Bergen will retire temporarily to study television and program development. After 12 years with Standard Brands and recent contract shifts, Bergen opts to step back to gain perspective as the entertainment industry undergoes changes.
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Edgar Bergen
Holly Wood
Dee
Dear Bergen
Rushn
Browelcast
Taii
Mitre
Tina" Bergen
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