Two Dunkirk Women in Assault and Slander Suit
A Supreme Court jury in Mayville awarded Helen Kozlowski $1 for slander and found no cause of action in the assault claim against Katherine Paprocki, arising from a July 1954 over the fence dispute. Attorney John Leo Sullivan represented Kozlowski, while Joseph Rubenstein defended Paprocki.
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Supreme Court
Mayville
Helen Kozlowski
Brigham Road
Katherine Paprocki
John Leo Sullivan
Joseph Rubenstein
Titusville Trust Company declares quarter dividend of 60 cents
Directors approved a 60 cent quarterly dividend to stockholders of record December 1 and payable December 20. The dividend totals about 220 dollars per 1000 shares, plus $144,000 previously distributed in 1955. Surplus increased by 200,000, making capital and surplus four million dollars. Roy Mallory, 85, Union City, injured finger. Emil Crawford, 56, Cambridge Springs, fractured hip and heel after fall from utility pole Jamestown. Frank Gates, National YMCA finance staffer, to speak at First Pentecostal Church on Four Portraits of Jesus.
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Gates
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Jesus
Emil Crawford
Cambridge Springs
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
WGA
Corry
Lawrence Crawford
West Church Street
Visi
WCA
Crawford
Singer Dorothy McGuire Sues For Divorce In Publicity Row
Associated Press report that Dorothy McGuire, a singer with the Arthur Godfrey troupe, and her husband Sgt. John Henry Brown sue each other for divorce citing cruelty. The case follows long public scrutiny since Julius La Rosa’s dismissal and public interest in their marriage.
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Arthur Godfrey Broadcasting
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John Henry Brown
Air Force
Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
Dorothy
Couple Indicted In Government Theft Case
Indictments allege a government theft scheme involving a post office employee and a partner. The couple allegedly diverted funds from April 1, 1954 to September 20, 1955, with $4,608 in notes and $855 evaded taxes cited. Stanley D. Rink, owner of Alto Agency, faces related charges.
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Alto
Custer City
Ishiian Colinly
Woman Escapes Death From Stray Bullet Near Deer Hunt
A Randolph Township passerby Anastasia Byham of Guys Mills was hit in the forehead by a stray slug from a hunter's rifle at about 75 yards on State Game Lands 69. The bullet pierced the right side window of a yellow Jeep truck, fragmenting the ventilator, as the vehicle traveled with Leo Mullchard and Mary Williams aboard. All three had been hunting and were en route when the incident occurred.
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Anastasia Byham
Guys Mills
John Putnam
Cray County
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