Judge Halts Dairy Picket Strike as Not a Labor Dispute
A judge tentatively set a filing date on the dairy strike case and ruled the action not a labor dispute. He noted protesters interfered with business operations and that the defendants were not employees of the dairy firm, limiting the court’s jurisdiction.
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Mike
Hans Uwe
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Titi
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Pitniltis
William Durthutd
State aims to stop Boot Jack Hill truck mishaps
Officials from the highway department pledged immediate action to reduce truck incidents on Boot Jack Hill. After a site inspection, authorities proposed safer road design, lower curves, and sharper warnings to curb crashes and improve overall highway safety.
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Burr
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Judge Rebukes Meadville Jury In Liquor Case
Crawford County judge berated a Meadville jury for failing to enforce liquor laws at a Grand View tavern run by Paul Tomminn. The judge criticized jurors for returning verdicts based on alcohol service to visibly intoxicated patrons and questioned the commonwealth’s ability to enforce the law amid three revisions and police testimony from hours of department service.
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Crawford County
Ohirere
Paul Tomminn
Grand View
Ino Nest
Mook
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Noted Swedish Actress Dies at 41 in Hospital
Swedish stage and screen actress Toren, 41, died today from a brain hemorrhage. She had been unconscious since Sunday after a stage performance. Wife of director Leonard Bercovici, she moved to the United States in 1947 under a seven year contract, then returned to Europe to work in Spain and Italy, mainly residing in Rome with close ties to Toride Bergman.
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Nour
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Alte ‘Theater
Twret
Europe
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Italy
Rome
Togrid Bergmin
Bathtub drowning ruled accident in Myrna Young case
Coroner said 18 year old Myrna Ann Young of Hin resigned to a fainting spell that led to a bathtub drowning after a Friday attempt to rest with a waiter. Authorities ruled the death accidental following yesterday's investigation.
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Valley
Miss Young
Hin
Himot Hospital
Ike Returns To Washington News Prompt on Gaza Withdrawal
United States officials announced a pause in debate and a postponement of talks in New York as Washington pressed Israel to withdraw its forces from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba. Eisenhower urged Israel to pull out before any settlement, while Israel sought a new approach in talks with U S Ambassador Edward Lanton and Hagerty.
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New York
United States
Ithan Jen
Terrimore
U. S
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Trvice
Tresh
Eisenhower
Terae
Israel
Washington
Jerusalem
David Ben-Guriah
Edward B Lanton
Egypt
Police Nab Quartet After Fire Destroys Building
Four teenagers aged 11 to 12 set fire to a two story building used for storage, causing over 25000 in damage including hay and farm equipment. Police Chief Russell Barone and Lawrence Borst tracked footprints near the scene after residents reported the blaze at about 5 p.m. The owner is Carl Spoto. The youths are held for children's court.
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O Nesel
Lawrence Borst
Russell Barone
Mear
Children’s Court
Carl Spoto
Won't Indict Rifle Slayer in Pittsburgh
An Allegheny County grand jury declined to indict Frank Lawrence of Pittsburgh in the rifle slaying of his son-in-law Clyde O. Smith Jr of Pittsburgh. Smith was killed at the Lawrence home on December 21 after breaking in and threatening Lawrence, who testified at a coroner's inquest. Smith had just been released from jail hours earlier after a disorderly conduct sentence imposed by Lawrence.
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Allegheny County
Rand
Frank Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Clyde O. Smith Jr
Smith
Lawrence Homse
Lawrence
Governor Pechan Seeks Study Of Officials With Outside Jobs
Harrisburg reports Sen Albert R Pechan urged scrutiny of public servants who hold outside employment while drawing state pay. He read names of several statewide workers and warned more may exist, amid administration push for conflict of interest rules. Democratic leaders criticized McCarthyism and pledged action on cases cited, including Frankie Lombardo and others listed.
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Harrisburg
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R-Armatrong
Gav
Armstrong County
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House
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House of Win
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Joh H. Dent
Dent
Pechan
Frankie Lombardo
Lombardo
Jeiding
Joseph M. Bari
Altesheny
Chilrman
Billy Capiblée
Burr
Maye
Pechiin
SNP
Vandercritty
Anthony Daikowski
Ambridge
James Mery
Fallston
Beaver County
Clyde M. Titer
Branksville
County council torn over name change for town river Puddle to Piddie
In a heated session the county council debated renaming Puddle to Piddie amid confusion over the town’s identity. Officials cited public sentiment, river naming, and local history as factors while some residents urged caution and restraint in the decision.
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Piddie
Siyrlivd
Saareness
Bnent
Fly Council
Puddlie
Muane
Whats in a name Pittsburg Edward G Githin held on robbery charge
Edward G Githin was held today on charges of robbing a service station in Pittsburgh. Local police reported the suspect identified him as a man seen fleeing the scene and linked him to prior incidents in the area.
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Edward G. Githin
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