Parolee pleads guilty in theft case at Waterford
A Waterford area parolee, Charles Albert Yeager, RD 4 Waterford, pleaded guilty to larceny thefts of a tree and sink from a Waterford premises after a state trooper arrest. He posted bail set at 300 dollars and faces county probation. Police investigated the burglary and noted Yeager admitted the theft but denied other alleged items.
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Russell Anderson
Williams Hersiey
Charles Albert Yeager
Waterford
Wise
Yeager
Hospital Report At The Corry Hospital Admits And Discharges
At The Hospital Report complied as of 7am today lists admissions including Don Dougherty son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dougherty and Mrs Dorr Clark at 54 East Main Slits Myjah Paul Chie 215 York Strong Willard Stocum 765 East Main Mrs Eliza Goring 577 Liberty and Mrs William Boythe and daughter Mile Jayne among others Discharges noted for Myaj Paul Chie and George Rimibaign with addresses in Union City Spartansburg and West Congress Street
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Dorr Clark
East Main Slits
Mehinie
Mary Ann
Shuplters
George Montgomery
Spartansbury
Maro Whreht
Spring “Ork Kennet
Segon Dai
Canard Street
David Gross
Union City
Feidi
Hi Martin Keppel
Columbus
Myaj
Paul Chie
York
Willard Stocum
East Main Street
Eliza Goring
Liberty Street
William Boythe
Mile Jayne
Spirtansburg
George Rimibaign
Patrick
John Migliaccio
West Mulestreat
Gletin Hine
West
Congress
Ike and Wilsons Fly To Georgia For R and R
Ike and Mrs Eisenhower and Secretary Wilson with Mia Wikun fly to Augusta Georgia for two days of golf and relaxation. Wilson plans to go on to Miami after a layover, with Eisenhower returning to Washington tomorrow.
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Mia Wikun
Georgia
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Columbine
Augusta
National Guard
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Washington
Columbinn
Miami
Florida
Canadian Truck Users To Get Courtesy Patrol Plan
Canadian truck associations plan a courtesy patrol inspired by Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association efforts. The scheme would deploy observer reports from highways to vehicle owners, with a central PMTA office coordinating thousands of reports annually. A Canadian group, in alignment with nearby states, aims to start patrols along Pennsylvania lines within weeks.
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Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
George C Lowe
PMIEA
Gunnell of Safety
Onetario Automotive ‘Transport Assoblaon Anni
Toronto
Lowe
Pennsylvania Pastrol
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PATA
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Reeuecee Sierons
ICC
PMTA
Pennsylvania
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Government Aims to Cut Farm Cotton Corn and Wheat Holdings
Babson Park Massachusetts columnist Rodger W Babson argues that government policies since wartime created large surpluses in cotton wheat and corn. He notes rising carryover stocks mostly in government hands and discusses soil bank programs and export aids as tools to reduce government holdings and stabilize farmers prospects.
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Rodger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Amelia
Uncle Sam
Soll Banks
U. S
Soil Banke
Farm policy debate and Soil Bank outlook in 1957
The piece discusses farm problems and government programs. It notes government action as a temporary expedient toward a balanced overall demand, with the Soil Bank due to expire in 1969 possibly renewed or made permanent alongside price supports. It forecasts a moderate rise in net farm income this year and comments on farmers’ industriousness and resilience.
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Corey
Corry
Soil Bank
U.S
Pair Slain by Bayonet in Sudbury Boarding House
A high school teacher and his wife were killed with a bayonet in Sudbury. Walter Lannejon, 46, a miner in the boarding house, faced murder charges and attempted murder for wounding Policemen Gino Pollesech and Richard Dixon. The casualties include Gerard Castonguay and his wife Charlotte. Police overpowered the suspect after a struggle. details from officers were sketchy. The incident interrupted a blood bank donation drive by Pollet, who sustained serious injuries. Separate report notes New York City taxable real estate hitting a peak at $221,703,308 for the decade beginning July 1.
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Seine
Walter Lann
Eojn
Miner
Buslding
Gino Polleseh
Richiar Dixon
Gerard Castonguay
Charlotte
John
Elaine
Valle Pollo
Young
Pollesel
Pollet
Hart
Sudbury Blood Bank
Hospital of Tidark
Delaz
N.Y
New York
New York City
Wales
Janet Leigh Breaks Arm on TV Set
Janet Leigh suffered a fracture to her left arm when actor Jesse White fell on her during filming at Republic Studio. She had her arm taped and later had it set in a cast.
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Janet Leigh
Hollywood
Miss Leith
Jesse White
Republic Studio
Miss Leigh
Truck Driver Killed In Crash Near McConnellsburg
State police said Burt Mellott 83 the truck driver died last night when his A Dight truck collided with a car on Route 75 near Waterall 15 miles northwest of McConnellsburg Mellott swerved into the path of a car driven by Ellis M Brown 39 of Saxton Bradford County Brown suffered possible head and chest injuries and was taken to a hospital
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Waterall
McConnellsbuing
Burt Mellott
Mellott
Ellis M. Brown
Saxton
Bradford County
Brown
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