Governor May Intervene In Pa Milk Hassle
Gov Lawrence said he may intervene in a dispute between the state Milk Control Commission and Country Belle Cooperative Farmers of Pittsburgh over gallon milk sales. The commission barred combining two half gallon containers for discount gallon packs. Country Belle challenged in Dauphin County Court, with Judge Lee Swope rejecting an effort to overturn the order. The issue affects western Pennsylvania except Erie. Philadelphia area also limits gallon sales to glass containers. Leaders agreed on redistricting of Pennsylvania’s 30 congressional seats into a swing district plan. Lawrence called the Republican plan a salamander.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
State Milk Control Commission
Pittsburgh
Country Belle Cooperative Farmers, Inc
Dauphin Couty Court
Lee Swope
Pennsylvania
Erie
Country Belle
Dauphin Court
Milk Commission i
Commission
Philadelphia
Goveror
Funeral notices for Ploss Hall Woodin
Death notices list Charles W. Ploss Charles F. Hall and Michael Dean Woodin with funeral home visits and service times. Ploss and Hall share Bracken Funeral Home arrangements and Pine Grove Cemetery burial. Woodin infant service Friday at 11 am with multiple visitation hours this week.
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Ploss
Charles W. Ploss
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Charles F. Hall
First Methodist Church
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
Woodin
Michael Dean Woodin
Ronald
Bear Lake
Stillson
Warren County
UC Worker Boss Face Hearings In Alleged Fraud
An Erie employer Richard Zacks owner of Empire Steel and Wire Corp and Raymond George of Union City faced hearings on unemployment compensation law violations. Zacks allegedly kept incomplete payroll records while George reportedly received 280 dollars in unemployment checks while employed by Zacks. Bail set at 500 dollars each pending the hearing.
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Richard Zacks
Empire Steel and Wire Corp
Erie
Raymond George
RD. 4
Union City
State Bureau of Employment Security
Zacks
George
aAldevain
William Heisler
Gearee
Man swallows evidence to thwart gambling raid
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania police confronted a supposed numbers den. The suspect, facing arrest, bit and swallowed the gambling club memberships to destroy evidence as officers entered with a warrant. City officials were notified in a complaint to Mayor Charles Nish.
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Aliquippa, Pa
Beaver County
Charles Nish
Aliquippa
Titusville Hit and Run Trucker Arrest Warrant Issued
Police issued a warrant for Grant Cooper of Toronto Ohio on failure to stop and aid at the scene after a Steubenville trucking firm vehicle struck a car in Titusville. Two Titusville women injured. Warrants sent to Sheriff Huscroft. Crawford County DA notified for possible extradition. Police also charged running a stop sign.
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Sidesvinat
Gaypoles
Grant Cooper
Toronto
Ohio
Cooper
Steubenville
Lumber and Supply Company
Titusville
George Huscroft
Crawford County
Prichard Thomas
Bilnsville
4-H Youths Compete Today In Farm Show
In Harrisburg AP report, 4 H youths enter 131 pampered Hairy beeves at the Pennsylvania Farm Show with a grand champion expected to fetch about 4 per pound at Friday’s auction. Eisenhower and Kennedy families win blue ribbons in state farm show dairy cattle judging, boosting attendance to an estimated 165,000 on Wednesday.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Future Farmers and
Future Homemakers of America
The
Sun
State Education Building Forum
FFA
FHA
Fire destroys Jamies Getty home during subzero blaze
Firefighters from West Mead and Saegertown battled a basement origin blaze in freezing weather five miles north of here. The Jamies Getty residence, valued at about 40000, suffered major damage after lines and equipment froze. The Gettys and their two children escaped with only clothing, taken in by neighbors. the house was partially insured.
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Here Yesteray
West Mead
Saegertown
James Simmons
Ed West Mead
North
Meadville
Gettys
Chief Simmons
Kennedys Enter Animals at R.D. 6 Show and Fair
The event featured champion brown swiss bull R.D. 6 and four Kennedy entries in various classes though none linked to Eisenhower's successor. Breeding swine sales opened with top price of 400 dollars for R.D. 6 Yorkshire. A horse-pulling contest drew fans, offering 500 dollars across lightweight and heavyweight divisions. 4H, PPA, and FHA youth finished with steer entries in baby beef, and Keystone Farmer degrees went to 191 boys while 168 girls gained Star Homemaker degrees. Eugene Gantz, 18, of Millersburg, was named State Star Farmer. Don C. Tyler, 19, of Conneautville R. D. 1, was State Star Dairy Farmer.
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Jer
R.D. 6
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
R.D
PPA
FHA
FFA
Keystone Farmer
Eugene Gantz
Millersburg
Dauphin County
Star Farmer
Don C. Tyler
Conneautville R. D. 1
Crawford County
State Star Dairy Parmer
Five Die as PA Air National Guard Plane Crashes
A PA Air National Guard twin engine C-47 on a routine training flight crashed near Pittsburgh killing five crew members. Pilot Capt Charles N Griffin reported a rough engine and tried to reach Allegheny County Airport before the crash. Co pilot Major Ivan Allen Major Frank Connelly Major LeRoy Smith and Lt David Stone also perished. The aircraft burned after impact, taking about two hours to fully extinguish as onlookers gathered at the scene.
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Pittsburgh Aps
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Pittsburgh
Greater
Charles N. Griffin
Allegheny County
Air National Guard
Ivan Allen
Frank Connelly
Leroy Smith
David Stone
William E. Rimmel
Rimmel
Panovich
Hills
May Charge Son As Dad Dies In Warren
Warren district attorney Samuel F. Bonavita indicated charges may be filed against 19 year old Lowell A. Blum after the death of his father Warren W. Blum 64 of Clarendon in Warren General Hospital. The elder Blum was shot during an argument at the family home on August 16 and remained hospitalized. The autopsy will decide if the shooting caused the death. Lowell Blum previously faced a gun charge and was released on a $1000 property bond.
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Clarendon
Samuel F. Bonavita
Lowell A. Blum
Warren W. Blum
Warren General Hospital
Blum
Lowell Blum
Lowell Bluin
Train Kills Deaf Cripple In City At Crossing
Continued from Page One describes a fatal accident where a deaf disabled man was struck by EL's 191 near a crossing in Meadville. Corry Ambulance Service had trouble crossing to reach the body, delaying response until authorization to break the train was granted. Charles Caldwell, conductor, is named. Funeral arrangements are by St. George Funeral Home with details to follow.
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Page One
Charles Caldwell
Meadville
Corry Ambrulance Service
Johnson
St. George Funeral Home
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Katherine's
Eport Compuea
Dee
Deer Head Inn
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank_ Fedorchuk
Conrad Kranz
Clymer
Hattie Snapp
First Avenue
Randall
Missieli Beardsley
South Cemer Street
Cynthia
Thomas Paver
Sherman Street
Love Albright
R. D
Corry
Melvin Rose
Richard Bailey
West Pleasant Street
Willis Bootes
Renah Starr
North Clymer
Douglas Logan
Elm Street
Sue Scullen
Market Street
George Manly
Fourth Avenue
Walter Cmiel
Wattsburg
Wayne Ryland
Howard Proctor
Waterford
John T. Waite
Wattsboro
Genevieve Campbell
Edinboro
Howard Fetteroff
Grace Ehrhart
Spartainsburg
East Elm Street
Northumberland
Schuylkill
Carbon
Northampton
Ivor Fenton
Francis E. Walter
Congress
Carroll's
Dee AllWay Electric
Flye Rexall Drugs
Atz
Bopp
Turben
Chevrolet
Save
Evans
van Heusen
Century
Rossin's
Al's Clothes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Palm Springs
Calif
James L. Kennedy
Butler B.C. 2
Harold D. Kennedy & Son
But
Air Guard
Dad
Warren
ENNA
Sno
B. F. Goodrich
Carrig's Footwear
Citizens National Bank of Carry
Tlimhal Deposit Insurance Corp
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