Nine Men Face Grand Jury in Mayville Court
Jamestown reports foreman Andy D. Meeder leads a 16 member grand jury convened for February term under Justice Lee L. Ottaway. At least nine men face possible indictments including Harry J. Goble charged with first degree grand larceny, and others linked to car thefts, assaults, forgery, and fraudulent conversion across Jamestown, Dunkirk, Fredonia, Warren and surrounding areas.
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Brocton
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Coryton
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Stockton
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French Creek
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Chapman
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Gabby Street, Former Cardinals Manager, Dies at 68
Joplin Mo Feb 6 Charles Gabby Street former major league player and manager died today at 68 He led the St. Louis Cardinals in the early 1990s and had been in a weakened condition since last summer
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Bill to require psychiatric exams for sex offenders in Pa
Harrisburg February 6 Every person charged with a sex offense in Pennsylvania would receive a psychiatric examination under a measure before the House. The bill by Reps Bloom and Robertson aims to segregate and treat sexual psychopaths. Exams conducted by a two forensic psychiatrists panel. those found psychopathic would face formal hearings and potential commitment to a state mental institution for care and treatment until recovered.
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Nelson identified as power in Red Party
Pittsburgh February 6 Judge Michael A Mussmanno identified Steve Nelson western Pennsylvania Communist party chairman as a power in the national Communist organization The identification came from a seized book during a raid on Communist headquarters in Pittsburgh last August He said
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Freight Begins To Move Amid Rail Car Delays
Washington reports from railroad sources say the sick rail strike has stalled about 700 000 freight cars in or headed to bottlenecks. As of yesterday roughly 500 000 empty and 200 000 loaded cars were stranded or moving to chokepoints, with some freight resuming in the east and south as switchmen return to work. Officials said the major gateways Chicago and St Louis must clear before normal service returns. Nelson and others face sedition charges. jurist viewed as key witness amid political case.
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Grundy men named to key tax committee chair posts
Hammusburb and Grundyites high on the GOP list as Rep Wigburn Hall joins the strongest tax committee in Pennsylvania. The move signals GOP harmony after 1950 disputes and aims to steer 1951 tax legislation from the House. Members cite revenue needs and committee leadership as pivotal.
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Scouts Celebrate A1st Birthday Report to President Truman
Washington feb 6 the Boy Scouts pledge they can again aid in crisis as they celebrate their 41st birthday Representatives from 12 scout districts report to President Truman at breakfast secretary Marshall praises civil defense training and the scout program aims to stimulate and reassure while highlighting emergency service readiness for youths like 18 year old David Deebes of Pottsville Pa and 2,071,949 boys and 723,873 readers in the movement.
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Washington
David Deebes
Pottsville
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Constitutional convention eyed to revise 78 year old Pennsylvania constitution
Civilian defense tops priority as voter turnout shapes a Harrisburg convention plan for next January. A 114 member body would be elected from congressional districts and statewide pools, each delegate earning 2000 dollars. Work would go to a 1952 referendum and take effect January 1, 1953. A highway planning commission proposal seeks financing equity and revenue distribution while lawmakers set flood gates for new bills in the lower chamber with 80 plus measures submitted. Senate debates continue over Fine's cabinet confirmations.
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Harrisburg
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Kidney Fatigue Relief Promise From Borsoma Tablets
An archaic medical advert promises Sucre’s use of Thomp son’s Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys and liver. It claims the product removes poisonous waste, reduces acid buildup, and eases aches, promising relief with a 60¢ price at drug stores.
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